Discrete Mathematics & Statistics 563 This course is designed for, but is not limited to, students who plan on going into non-mathematical majors in college and are taking their final mathematics course at GBS. Students will use statistics and modeling to make...
English / World History Team 163 The TEAM South course is a program of study designed for students who learn best with a hands-on, project-oriented approach. The curriculum of this combined English and history course emphasizes reading and writing skills. More...
English 163 Students in this course will study fiction (plays, long and short novels, poetry) and nonfiction, writing, oral communication, English usage and grammar, and vocabulary skills. Students will integrate the learning of the curricular components through a...
English 173 An accelerated course of study in which students read and analyze fiction and nonfiction, write in a variety of modes, and learn higher order problem-solving skills, formal logic and systems theory. Students will study authors and their methods, going...
English 263 This college preparatory course targets analytical and reading skills with an emphasis on writing. Through novels, plays, poetry, short stories, and nonfiction that explore facets of the personal journey, students write multiparagraph essays and give...
English 273 This course for sophomores offers an accelerated program of study that explores the tension between human potential and limitations by employing a variety of close reading techniques. Compositions from multi-paragraph papers to term papers are...
English 363 The course centers on literary works thematically linked to the American Experience. Assignments in reading, writing, language, speech and listening evolve from the themes. Individual as well as collaborative work ranges from activities to major projects...
English 463: Contemporary Literature This year-long course prepares students to effectively use reading, writing, and speaking skills in college, in professional settings, and/or for personal growth and expression. A wide range of fiction and nonfiction texts and...
English 463: Humanities This yearlong course focuses on how humankind expresses meaning in various forms. As students study-philosophy, literature, film, painting, architecture, music and dance, they examine how creativity and imagination are used by a wide range of...
English 463: Rhetoric This year-long course is appropriate for students interested in strengthening their reading and writing skills in preparation for college. Students will learn about, analyze and apply rhetorical strategies in an effort to improve their own...
English 463: World Literature This year-long literature-based course is particularly appropriate for students interested in exploring connections among a range of texts from around the world. Students read contemporary and classic literature, write papers on personal...
English Co-Taught TEAM 263 This co-taught 263 course is the second part of the Team program. Focused on both content and skill development, this team-taught course prioritizes individual student support and appropriately-paced instruction. Through diverse...
English Studies 163 This is essentially the same course as English 163, with a few important differences: students enrolled in English Studies 163 will receive substantial reading and writing help, such as the use of graphic organizers, scaffolding assignments...
English Studies 263 This college preparatory course targets analytical skills in reading and writing with emphasis on the multiparagraph essay. Students read a wide range of literature including adolescent fiction, adult fiction, and Shakespeare in a structured...
English Studies 363 This course prepares students for the writing, grammar, and literature analysis competencies required in senior-year English and college-level writing. Course literature selections foster self-examination and the discovery of an individual’s role...
Film Studies Film Studies explores both the art and impact of filmmaking as students study the history of cinema, analyze a variety of film techniques and learn how movies are scripted, shot and edited. Students watch and analyze several feature-length films and...
Forensics 161 Forensics is the study of scientific evidence that may be analyzed from a crime scene or accident. The process of making observations and analyzing data left behind at the scene of a crime/accident will be the focus of this laboratory course. The course...
French 163 Students begin to develop language competency within the context of culturally rich thematic units. Performance-based activities allow students to speak and write in practiced and familiar situations. Listening and reading skills are developed through the...
French 263 Students continue to develop language competency within the context of culturally rich thematic units. Performance-based activities allow students to speak and write in practiced and familiar situations with increasing independence. Listening and reading...
French 273 Students continue to develop more advanced competency in the target language within the context of culturally rich thematic units. Performance-based activities allow students to speak and write in practiced, familiar situations as well as occasional...
