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Eleventh Grade Curriculum

Christian Theology
The course objectives for this class include to understand the role of the mind in spiritual transformation; to know the major teachings of historical evangelical Christianity; to understand the New Testament in its historical and cultural contexts; to know the major religions and important cults and sects of the world; to understand the believer's identity in Christ; and to understand the creation/evolution debate.

Chemistry
The course objectives for this course are to understand inorganic/organic nomenclature; to be able to interpret the periodic table; to understand the present model of the atom; to understand energy and matter; to understand basic chemical terms and problem solving; to understand types of chemical reactions/equations and their mechanism; to understand liquids, solids, and gases; to understand Solutions; and to understand differences between acids, bases, and salts.

Algebra II
This course is designed for students to gain a deeper understanding of algebra enabling them to become better problem solvers. Students will build upon the algebraic skills and concepts learned in Algebra I. Students will be introduced to complex numbers, quadratic equations, systems of equations, matrices, polynomial functions, and fractional exponents.

Pre-Calculus
In this course, students will graph polynomial functions, determine domain, range and zeros of functions, use laws of exponents and logarithms to simplify expressions, use polar coordinates/complex numbers, establish trigonometric identities, and use trigonometric functions to model and solve real-life problems. Emphasis will be placed on graphs, and ownership of a graphing calculator is required.

Integrated Math
In this course students will study arithmetic, algebra, and geometry. Emphasis will be for students to strengthen already learned skills.

American Studies II
In American Studies II students will study American history from Reconstruction through the present. The course goals are to understand key influences which shaped and still shape the United States, to possess a chronological understanding of events in modern United States history, and to appreciate the impact of modernity on US founding principles and institutions.

American Literature and Composition II
This course builds on the material covered in American Literature and Composition I. The students will study American authors and their writings from the Reconstruction to modern times. Again, they will appreciate the development of American literature in conjunction with America's historical development. They will develop skills in writing through the personal narrative, persuasive essay, critical review, and problem solution essay. They will also be constructing a research paper in coordination with American Studies II. Students will also continue to strengthen grammar, usage, and mechanics skill as well as vocabulary

Integrated Computer Applications
High School Integrated Computer Applications is a continuation of Eighth Grade Computer Applications. Students will review and go beyond the basics of the applications of the Microsoft Office 2003 Suite (including Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint).