Social studies courses include history, civics, economics, geography, psychology, and more.
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Subjects: Language Arts, Social Studies, Electives Grades: 9-12 (ages 14-18) Teacher: Melissa Brown Course Length: 1 semester Meets: Time TBD based on family availability. Fall 2026: Sept. 5th – Dec….
Civics provides us with the study of law and citizenship. Students analyze their own place in government and how “everything is political.”
Analyze how different nations legitimize their rule, manage political differences, and handle economic change.
Rainbow History will teach about the LGBTQ+ individuals and communities that have shaped human history – as well as their struggles, triumphs, and joy.
Middle School Social Studies Cohort for 6th-8th grade students. There are 3 rotating years of curricula, so students will not repeat content year-to-year.
United States History – What does it mean to be “We the People” ? This high school course explores the many questions America grapples with even to today.
Washington State History – learn about our state through meaningful, hands-on experiences with history, science, and human beings.
World History