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High School Science Course Sequencing Options and Summer Course Information

Explore the possible sequence of high school science courses for incoming freshmen placed in Algebra for grade 9. Find details on placement criteria, available physics levels, summer courses in chemistry, lab practicum requirements, and concerns about summer courses. For more information, contact Aparna Rajagopal at arajagopal@sbschools.org.

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High School Science Course Sequencing Options and Summer Course Information

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  1. Science DepartmentAparnaRajagopal (Chairperson)arajagopal@sbschools.org

  2. Physical and Earth Science Physical and Earth Science Physical and Earth Science Physics and Chemistry • Possible options for sequence of high school science courses if incoming freshman has been placed in Algebra for grade 9. Biology and Chemistry Biology Physics and/or Elective Biology and/or Elective Chemistry and /or Physics Chemistry and/or Physics and/or Elective Elective Elective

  3. Physics Physics Biology and Chemistry Chemistry Elective Biology Elective Elective

  4. Placement criteria • Current math course • Grade in math course • Teacher recommendation only after pre-requisite is met. • http://www.sbschools.org/schools/sbhs/school_information/courses (The online course book has been rewritten and is very user friendly now)

  5. Levels of Physics available for 9th grade • Traditional (level I) • Honors • AP

  6. Summer courses • Chemistry offered at high school – don’t count toward GPA will appear on transcript if Option II form has been filled out, but qualify as pre-requisites for higher level course. • There will be a lab practicum that students need to pass for summer science • Concerns about summer courses - long term retention, growth over the year versus over 6 weeks

  7. Please feel free to e-mail aparna.rajagopal@sbschools.org for further information and clarification

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