Grade Level: 9, 10
Prerequisites: None
First Semester 35300A (S1) AND Second Semester 35300B (S2)
Two Semester Required (FY)

The Environmental Science and Society course focuses on the study of our natural environment, with an emphasis on humanity’s impact on the environment. The goal of the course is to introduce and engage students in the science behind today’s environmental issues. Students will be immersed in labs, hands-on science activities, group work, discussions of current scientific research and case studies, as well as decision-making based on their critical thinking skills. The course will encourage students to think and act at both global and local levels. Topics and labs will focus on basic biological, ecological geological, physical, chemical, and technological components that directly impact living systems.