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| − | Sophomores are required to take any physical [[science]] course. | + | Sophomores are required to take any physical [[science]] course, as long as they have the proper math accreditation (this only affects [[AP Physics 1]] and [[AP Physics C]]). |
=== PE === | === PE === | ||
One more year of [[PE]] is required, although some students do it during their [[junior]] year instead of their sophomore year. | One more year of [[PE]] is required, although some students do it during their [[junior]] year instead of their sophomore year. | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 2 October 2021
A sophomore is a 10th grader.
Course selection
English
Freshmen and sophomores take the same English classes, see that page.
Social studies
Sophomores take a semester of Contemporary World History and a semester of US Government (or the Social Justice Pathway equivalents).
Math
Sophomores who took Algebra 1A the previous year have a choice between Geometry and Geometry A. Students who took Geometry H generally take Algebra 2 + Trig H next, although some go to Algebra 2 + Trig A or skip to Analysis.
Science
Sophomores are required to take any physical science course, as long as they have the proper math accreditation (this only affects AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C).
PE
One more year of PE is required, although some students do it during their junior year instead of their sophomore year.