Science
The Griffin High School science curriculum is thorough and designed to provide students with a strong foundation in scientific principles and critical thinking skills. While covering a wide range of scientific disciplines, including biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science, students engage in hands-on laboratory experiments that allow them to apply theoretical concepts and develop their skills in scientific inquiry and analysis. The curriculum also emphasizes the development of scientific literacy, ensuring that students are equipped with the knowledge and understanding necessary to make informed decisions and participate in scientific discussions. With enthusiastic teachers and modern resources, the science curriculum at Griffin High School prepares students for further studies in science-related fields and fosters a deep appreciation for scientific inquiry and discovery.
SCIENCE COURSE SEQUENCE CHART
Science: Four units of credit in science shall be required of all students:
1 CREDIT of Ecology - Required
1 CREDIT of Biology - Required
1 CREDIT of Chemistry OR Earth Systems OR Environmental Science - Required
1 CREDIT of Physics OR Physical Science - Required
9th Grade | 10th Grade | 11th Grade | 12th Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
Environmental Science | Biology (EOC) | Physical Science Earth Systems | Chemistry *R Honors Chemistry |
Physics Environmental Science Earth Systems Forensic Science Approved Fourth Science Option DualEnrollment | |||
Physical Science * | Biology (EOC)* | Chemistry Environmental Science Earth Systems | Chemistry Honors Chemistry Environmental Science Earth Systems Forensic Science Approved Fourth Science Option Dual Enrollment |
Honors Biology(EOC)* | Honors Chemistry Physical Science Physics AP Options Dual Enrollmen | AP Options- Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Env. Sci Honors Chemistry Physics Honors Physics Forensic Science Dual Enrollment Biology | AP Biology AP Physics AP Chemistry AP Environmental Science Approved Fourth Science Option Dual Enrollment |