World Civilization (211-H, 212-A)                   1 Credit

Grade 9-12

Prerequisite: None

Course Description:

This course surveys the major developments in the World Civilization from pre-history to modern times.  The course starts with theories of evolution artifacts and moves into major civilizations such as the Egyptians, Chinese and The English monarchy.  Emphasis is placed equally on the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome along with the evolution of nonwestern cultures.

Mission:

It is my mission to ensure that every student is provided with the highest quality education possible, including challenging academic and high behavioral expectations and an emotionally and physically safe environment.  It is my mission to instill the belief that we must be good citizens and leave our world better than we found it.

Vision:

It is my vision that every student will complete my course with increased social studies knowledge and one step closer to the realization of being a self-motivated, life-long learner, who will make positive contributions to our world.