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History & Social Studies

Mythology and Indigenous Cultures

April 2, 2026

Course Summary In this exploration of global heritage, students will uncover the rich mythologies and histories of Indigenous cultures, ranging from Native American and Mesoamerican traditions to Norse and Igbo narratives. The course investigates how these foundational stories continue to shape the modern world and the importance of preserving cultural legacy in the digital age. By conducting archival research and utilizing digital storytelling tools, students will act as cultural historians, … [Read more...] about Mythology and Indigenous Cultures

Filed Under: History & Social Studies

AP U.S. Government and Politics

April 2, 2026

Course Summary This college-level course offers a deep dive into the foundations, institutions, and evolving processes of the American political system. Through high-stakes simulations and project-based learning, students will analyze landmark Supreme Court cases, debate contemporary political events, and master the art of argumentative writing. By examining the legislative, executive, and judicial branches alongside the role of political parties and the media, participants develop the … [Read more...] about AP U.S. Government and Politics

Filed Under: History & Social Studies

Becoming Restorative

March 23, 2026

Course Summary Join a growing movement of people working to transform how schools and our society handle conflict and build community. This course introduces you to the philosophy of Restorative Justice, an approach that prioritizes communication and healing over punishment. You will investigate the social factors that influence school discipline and learn how restorative practices can create more supportive and inclusive environments. Moving beyond theory, you will lead a research project to … [Read more...] about Becoming Restorative

Filed Under: History & Social Studies

Social Protest and Civil Liberties

March 23, 2026

Course Summary This course provides a critical examination of the history of social protest and the ongoing quest for civil, political, and legal rights in the United States. Focusing on movements from the 1960s to the present, students will analyze the diverse strategies and methodologies used by marginalized groups to secure their constitutional liberties. By evaluating historical contexts and legal outcomes, participants will develop a nuanced understanding of how civic action drives … [Read more...] about Social Protest and Civil Liberties

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