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High School Curriculum

Valley Catholic High School's classes are based on trained critical thinking, hopefulness, and delight in knowledge. The school aspires to freedom in teaching, not standardization. Its teachers custom-make their classes, choose their books, and teach in ways they find effective, interesting, challenging, and humane.

The curriculum is rigorous and ambitious: Advanced Placement (AP) courses are offered in Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Biology, Chemistry, Physics B, Physics C, Computer Science A, English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, Studio Art, and Music Theory. In addition to these AP classes, curriculum and instruction to prepare for AP exams are offered in U.S. History, French, Spanish, and Japanese.

Valley Catholic's curriculum includes Religion, English, Social Studies, Math, Science, Technology, Foreign Languages, Fine Arts, and Health and Physical Education. The student/teacher ratio is 14:1.

You can download a course catalog here.

Art
Art
Advanced Art
 
Computer Science
Digital Tools for Learning
Graphic Design
Yearbook
Newspaper

AP Computer Programming

 
Drama
Drama I
Drama II
 
 
English
English 9
English 10
English 11
AP English 11
English 12
AP English 12 
 
World Language
French I
French II
French III
French IV / V
Japanese I
Japanese II 
Japanese III
Japanese IV / V
Spanish I
Spanish II 
Spanish III
Spanish IV / V
 
Health / PE
Health I
Health II
Physical Education I
Physical Education II
Conditioning

 
Math
Algebra I
Geometry
Advanced Geometry
Algebra II
Advanced Algebra II
Pre-Calculus
Advanced Pre-Calculus
AP Calculus 1
AP Calculus 2
 
Music
Choir
Orchestra
Band
Jazz Band
AP Music Theory

 
Religion
Introduction to Religion
Biblical Studies
World Religions
Relationships
Adv. Theology and Ethics
Peace and Justice
Prayer
Faith in Action

 
Science
Biology 
AP Biology

Chemistry
Honors Chemistry 
AP Chemistry

Physics 
AP Physics B
AP Physics C
 
Social Studies
Global Studies
Modern History
Government
US History
Honors US History 
Psychology
Sociology

Civil War
Vietnam Studies
Economics
World War II



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