Advanced Placement (AP) Courses (Grades 9-12)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
AP Program Overview
| - Advanced Placement (AP)® courses enable students to pursue college-level courses while still in high school
- AP course information can be found on the Advanced Placement page on Enlightium's main website:
|
AP Biology
| - Learn about the chemical properties of living things, cells, genetics, evolution, plants, animals, and ecology
- Available to students in grades 11–12
- AP course teacher: Mrs. Kathleen Thurman
- See the AP Biology Course page for more information
|
AP Calculus
| - Study the complex world of higher-level calculus and learn concepts such as Fermat's method and infinite limits
- Available to students in grades 11–12
- AP course teacher: Mrs. Pearl Sanchez
- See the AP Calculus Course page for more information
|
AP Chemistry
| - Develop a deeper understanding of the symbolic and mathematical world of formulas, equations, and symbols
- Available to students in grades 11–12
- AP course teacher: Mrs. Kathleen Thurman
- See the AP Chemistry Course page for more information
|
AP English Language and Composition
AP French Language and Culture
| - Focus on rhetorical analysis through the study of various non-fiction texts
- Available to students in grades 11–12
- AP French Language and Culture is taught through Middlebury. Enlightium's point of contact is Ms. Angela Payne
- See the AP French Language and Culture Course page for more information
|
AP Psychology
| - Become familiar with fascinating and relevant subjects, including the nature of emotion, how we learn, and more
- Available to students in grades 9–12
- AP course teacher: Mr. BJ Condrey
- See the AP Psychology Course page for more information
|
AP Spanish Language and Culture
AP U.S. Government and Politics
AP U.S. History
| - Discover the movements and events that have shaped the United States from its earliest beginnings to the present day
- Available to students in grades 10–12
- AP course teacher: Mr. Mike Kuldayev
- See the AP U.S. History Course page for more information
|
AP World History
| - Navigate the historical trends of human civilizations, focusing on cultures, environments, and human interactions
- Available to students in grades 9–12
- AP course teacher: Mr. Mike Kuldayev
- See the AP World History Course page for more information
|
