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Religious Studies
Elements of Literature and Composition
Global Studies
Mathematics
Life Science or Biology (Living Environment)
Performing Arts I (Audition Necessary)
Spanish, Italian, or French
Introduction to Art
Guidance
Physical Education
Word Processing
Music
Religious Studies
Survey of British Literature and Composition
Global Studies
Mathematics
Biology, Chemistry, or Earth Science
Performing Arts II (Performing Arts Students only)
Spanish, Italian, French
Microsoft Excel
Music
Guidance
Physical Education
Health Education
Christian Morality and Catechism or Teaching the Christian Message
(Dept. Approval)
Survey of American Literature & Composition/Comprehensive English
U.S. History and Government
Mathematics
Chemistry, Physics, or Earth Science
Performing Arts III
(Performing Arts Students only)
Spanish, Italian, French
Guidance
Music
Physical Education
Business Software Applications
Social Justice, Catechism, Church
History, or Teaching the Christian Message II
Survey of World Literature
Economics/Government or AP Economics
Performing Arts IV (Performing Arts Students only)
Guidance
Physical Education
Electives (3 must be chosen and passed):
Introduction to College Writing
Introduction to Sociology
Wars of the 20th Century
Historical Films
Psychology
Pre-Calculus
Math Concepts
College Prep Math
Accounting
Business Information Technology/Investment Banking
Physics
Chemistry
Anatomy and Physiology
Astronomy
Forensic Science
French 4
Italian 4
Spanish 4
Cultural Exploration
Introduction to Sports Medicine
Studio Art |
Advanced Placement Courses:
English Literature and Composition
European History
American History
Human Geography
Calculus
Biology
PhysicsSenior Service Courses
Science Lab Assistant
Language Department Assistant
Computer Lab Assistant
Main Office Assistant
Guidance Office Assistant
Dean's Office Assistant
Library/AV Assistant
Performing Arts ONLY
Band
Acting 3
Dance 3
Voice 3
Audio and Recording Technology
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| Freshmen
Religious Studies
Experiencing Literature
Advanced Placement World History I
Accelerated
Mathematics
Biology (Living Environment)
French I or French II, Spanish II, or Italian II
Introduction to Art
Guidance
Physical Education
Word Processing
Music |
Sophomores
Religious Studies
Survey of British Literature and Composition
Comprehensive English
Advanced Placement World History II
Accelerated Mathematics
Chemistry
Spanish, Italian, or French
Microsoft Excel
Music
Guidance
Physical Education
Health Education |
| Juniors
Christian Morality and Catechism or Teaching the Christian Message I
Survey of American Literature & Composition
Advanced Placement American History
Accelerated
Mathematics
Physics
Spanish, Italian, French
Guidance
Physical Education
Business Software Applications |
Seniors
Social Justice, Catechism, Church
History, or Teaching the Christian Message II
Survey of World Literature or AP English
Economics/Government or AP Economics
Guidance
Physical Education
AND
Three elective courses (see
senior section above), two of which must be Advanced Placement (AP)
courses.
Some SIP students are
also enrolled in the Institute of Performing Arts and may follow a
slightly different curriculum. |
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This year Moore Catholic High School will
receive its first class of High Ability Learners in the
Presentation Honors Academy. Students in the program will learn
at an accelerated pace in order to give them the appropriate
challenge for their abilities.
The teachers in the program have received
specialized training in gifted education. A new curriculum
designed has been created based on each teacher’s expertise. The
main objective of the design is to integrate each curriculum
area in order to give the students holistic educational
experience. The teaching methodology will rely on the ability of
the students to work together to research and to solve problems,
based on what they are learning during traditional instructional
periods. Students will also be involved in all regular
extracurricular activities and have the ability to continue to
grow socially, and culturally, which is part of the philosophy
of the program. |
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