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| Honors Biology with lab - Intro to AP Biology |
Full Credit/Enrichment - Time: 8:00
am - 1:30 pm |
Location: Kendall Park
Learning Center |
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Major emphasis is placed on the study of
biology at the cellular level. The course begins by presenting
the structure, chemistry and reproductive processes of the
cell, and proceeds to use the cells as an introduction to
the study of micro organisms, plants animals, genetics and
ecology. This serves as a good preparation for the SAT II
or a high school AP course. Due to the
intensity of this six week course, it is highly recommended
that students have earned at least a B in their preceding
science and math classes.
Click here for course syllabus
Tuition: $1985(books and materials
not included) |
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| Honors Chemistry with lab |
Full Credit/Enrichment - Time: 8:00
am - 1:30 pm |
Chemistry introduces the basic fundamentals
of inorganic, physical, analytical, and organic chemistry.
Concepts are reinforced by frequent laboratory periods.
Students develop problem solving skills involving tables,
diagrams, graphs and mathematical and chemical equations.
This course is designed to give a thorough background to
students planning to take AP chemistry during the school
year. This serves as a good preparation for the SAT II or
high school AP course. Due to the intensity of this six
week course, it is highly recommended that students have
earned at least a B in their preceding science and math
classes.
Click
here for course syllabus
Tuition: $1985(books and materials
not included) |
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| AP Chemistry |
Enrichment - Time: 2:00 pm - 6:00
pm |
This rigorous course will introduce students
to topics covered in AP Chemistry. Course content may include
Structure of Matter, States of Matter, Reactions, and Descriptive
Chemistry. This course will be beneficial to students who
want a head start in AP Chemistry. This course is offered
for enrichment only and is not intended to replace a full
year AP Chemistry course.
Prerequisites:
Successful completion of Honors Chemistry.
Tuition:
$1695(books and materials not included) |
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| Organic Chemistry |
Enrichment - Time: 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm |
This course is designed to provide a general
background in organic chemistry for students interested in
any medical field or a specific career in science. Organic
Chemistry specifically deals with structures, synthesis, and
reactions of carbon-containing compounds: alkanes, alkenes,
alcohols, aldehydes, alcohols, and carboxylic acids. Additionally,
aromaticity, electrophilic and nucleophilic reaction mechanisms
and the study of functional groups will also be included in
the course. This course is offered for enrichment only.
Tuition: $1200(books and materials not
included) |
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| Honors Physics with lab |
Full Credit/Enrichment - Time: 8:00
am - 1:30 pm |
Physics introduces students to the underlying
principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, wave phenomena,
light, electrostatics, magnetism and nuclear physics. The
course demonstrates the central role physics plays in the
other sciences as well as its application to everyday life.
Due to the intensity of this six week course, it is highly
recommended that students have earned at least a B in their
preceding science and math classes.
Click
here for course syllabus
Tuition: $1985(books and materials
not included) |
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| Intro to AP Physics |
Enrichment - Time: 2:00 pm - 6:00
pm |
This rigorous course will introduce students
to topics covered in AP Physics. Course content may include
Newtonian Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Physics,
Electricity and Magnetism, Waves and Optics, and Atomic
and Nuclear Physics. This course will be beneficial to students
who want a head start in AP Physics. This course is offered
for enrichment only and is not intended to replace a full
year AP Physics course
Tuition: $1695(books and materials
not included) |
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| Registration
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a variety of registration forms and materials. |
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