Academics
Course Description
The focus of the course will be on developing critical thinking abilities and decision-making using data in everyday life. Emphasis will be on statistical reasoning underlying the methods of sampling, statistical inference in terms of evaluating the accuracy of an estimate in the context of uncertainty, drawing conclusions from data, and studying relationships in data. Students may elect to sign up for advanced college credit through UMKC.
Prerequisites
Grade Level Offerings
Course Length
Credits
Students continue a high level understanding of biology through inquiry-based investigations as they explore the following topics: evolution, cellular processes, energy and communication, genetics, information transfer, ecology, and interactions.
Provides students with the skills to be qualified and certified in the welding industry. Students will learn: blueprint reading, fabrication, welding symbols, oxy-fuel and arc welds. Students may earn an American Welding Society Certification.
Geography studies Earth, its people, and examines the Earth’s physical environment as one way to better understand the different cultures of the world. Much of the course revolves around locating the countries of the world and examining the people who live there. Some other areas of study include maps, climate, water formations, and landforms.
