Math – algebra,
geometry, calculus, and stats, possibly: linear algebra, complex variables,
probability, differential equations, number theory, and logic
Science - at least
introduction to biology, chemistry, and physics, possibly: up to II of two of
those three, biochemistry, bioengineering, biophysics, computational biology,
human biology, microbiology, neurobiology, organic chemistry, thermodynamics
& kinetics, physical chemistry, relativity, classical mechanics, quantum
mechanics, foundations of behavior (NBB), computer
science (probably required for at least one year), animal science, zoology,
astronomy, earth science, atmospheric sciences & meteorology, conservation
management and protection
Science fairs and science bowls
1. English – all
four years – light, getting through the classics and SAT and standardized test
writing, emphasis on technical vocab, writing, and peer editing
2. Foreign
language – all four years – light
3. Science* – all
four years
4. Science* – at
least two years
5. Math* – all
four years
6. Math* – at
least two years
7. Social Studies
– all four years – light
8. Culture – all
four years – try to keep it mostly in class (little homework)?
9. Further
Studies – at least three years – mostly keep the work in class, these kids do
not need more homework added on to their days
10. Arts/PE – at
least one year of each, three years total – mostly keep the work in class,
these kids do not need more homework added on to their days
*16 classes of
math and science – at least six classes math and six classes science, so leaves
four classes to choose either one
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