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Typical Course Sequencing at Hume-Fogg
 

Typical Course Sequencing at Hume-Fogg

 

9th Grade

10th Grade

11th Grade

12th Grade

English
4 consecutive years

English I  

English II  or World Studies

English III, American Studies, or AP English Language

English IV or AP English Literature

Math
4 consecutive years

Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II (depending on placement test and previous coursework)

Geometry, Algebra II, or PreCalculus

Algebra II, PreCalculus, AP Calculus, or AP Statistics

PreCalculus, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, Advanced Calculus, or Discrete Math

Science
4 years recommended(Biology, Chemistry, Physics. elective)

Biology  

Chemistry

ELECTIVE: AP Biology

Physics

ELECTIVE:AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science

 

ELECTIVE: Anatomy, Astronomy, AP Physics B/C, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science

Social Studies
3.5 years

½  We the People

World History, AP World History, or World Studies

U.S. History, AP U.S. History, or American Studies

ELECTIVE: AP European History

½ AP U.S. Government and ½ AP Micro-economics

ELECTIVE: AP European History, ½ AP Comp. Gov’t.

Foreign Language
2 consecutive years minimum

Foreign Language

Foreign Language

 

ELECTIVE: Foreign Language

 

ELECTIVE: Foreign Language

Art
2 years

Arts class

 

ELECTIVE: Arts class

 

ELECTIVE: Arts class

 

ELECTIVE: Arts class

Other
1 year: Wellness & PE; (mandatory ½ Personal Finance beginning with Class of 2013)

½ P.E.

Wellness
(typically taken as a sophomore or junior)

Wellness
(typically taken as a  sophomore or junior)

½ PE
½ Personal Finance

*This is a basic outline of course sequencing at Hume-Fogg.  It does not encompass all scheduling possibilities nor does it list all possible elective courses.  Keep in mind that most Hume-Fogg electives are upper level academic courses. 

*Students seeking admission to highly competitive colleges should complete four years of the same foreign language, undertake Calculus, and pursue advanced levels of coursework in all disciplines.