Science
Science Department
Name | Phone Ext. | Room |
---|---|---|
Alex Hense | 264207 | D207 |
Alexis Pascual | 264104 | D104 |
Cheryl Cannon | 264214 | D214 |
Jaclyn Goussev | 264208 | D208 |
Kevin Gerardi | 264204 | D204 |
Louis Pires | 264210 | D210 |
Maryann Tietbohl | 264209 | D209 |
Patrick Kilby | 264219 | D219 |
Rachael Smith (Dept. Co-Chair) | 269216 | J216 |
Rachel Peacock | 264203 | D203 |
Robert Harrod | 269220 | J220 |
Stephanie Halter (Dept. Co-Chair) | 269218 | J218 |
Priscilla Coolbaugh | 264100 | D100 |
Science Courses
- Biology
- Honors Biology
- Physical Science
- Honors Physical Science
- Chemistry
- Honors Chemistry
- Physics
- Honors Physics
- Earth & Space Science
- Marine Science
Biology
Honors Biology
Physical Science
Honors Physical Science
Chemistry
Honors Chemistry
Physics
Honors Physics
Earth & Space Science
Marine Science
AP Science Courses
These AP courses are equivalent to a two-semester introductory college course taken by students majoring in biological science, chemistry, engineering, or physics and targets students who are genuinely interested in pursuing a career in science, biological science, medicine, or engineering. These courses use college-level
textbooks, includes a greater range and depth of topics covered at a faster pace of instruction, involves more sophisticated lab work and require more time and effort from students. The ability to succeed in AP Biology, AP Chemistry, or AP Physics gives students the confidence and a knowledge base to be successful in future science classes. These courses have been approved by the College Board. Summer work in preparation for the school year is required for these courses.