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SOCIAL STUDIES ELECTIVES

Comparative Religions Global Outreach & Leadership Development
Course Number: 076800 Course Number: 004000
Prerequisite: None Prerequisite: None
Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective
Grade Level: 9-12 Grade Level: 9-12
Course Description: In this course you will cover the major Course Description: This course will develop character and
religions of the world by examining the history, diversity, functions leadership amongst students as they develop marketing and
and impact. This course is about religion, it will not promote budgeting skills, as well as examine the history and culture of
beliefs. various destinations around the world.

Constitutional Law Psychology
Course Number: 076600 Course Number: 076900
Prerequisites: None Prerequisite: None
Grade Level: 9-12 Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective
Fulfills Graduation Requirement for: Elective Grade Level: 9-12
Course Description: In this course you will study past and Course Description: In this course you will be introduced to the
current Supreme Court cases as you will read, discuss and scientific study of behavior and the mental process. You will
evaluate the majority and minority opinions in their historical explore and analyze human behavior.
settings and perspectives.
Race and Culture
Crime and Justice Course Number: 004100
Course Number: 077200 Prerequisite: None
Prerequisite: None Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective

Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective Grade Level: 9-12
Grade Level: 9-12 Course Description: This course develops students’ critical
Course Description: You will be introduced to the study of the thinking and analytical skills to understand and evaluate the
American criminal justice system, and examine constitutional construction of race in the United States. This class explores
rights and responsibilities within the system. subjugated knowledges by amplifying multidimensional resilience in
the presence of racism. Topics to be covered in this course
include: Identifying and Investigating Personal Racial Identities,
Introduction to Race and Culture, Race, Privilege and Power, Critical
Race Theory and Historical Anthropology.

Sociology
Course Number: 077100
Prerequisite: None
Fulfills graduation requirement for: Elective

Grade Level: 9-12
Course Description: In this course you will study of human
social behavior and its origins, development, organizations, and
institutions.

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