Special Education

Courses develop reading, writing, and literary analysis skills with varying levels of support. Some courses focus on foundational skills like word decoding and grammar, while others align closely with general education curricula, emphasizing essay writing and literary analysis.

Math courses range from foundational skill-building (e.g., arithmetic, real-life math applications) to fundamental instruction in algebra and geometry. Courses gradually introduce more complex algebraic and trigonometric concepts while reinforcing basic math and problem-solving skills.

Biology and Physical Science courses introduce core scientific concepts through lab activities and direct instruction. Life Skills Science integrates science with daily living and health skills to support independent functioning.

Courses such as Modern World History, Civics, U.S. History, and Law focus on reading, writing, and research skills while building understanding of government, rights, history, and current events. Community Studies emphasizes practical life and civic skills.