The social studies curriculum builds a strong understanding of
history, geography, civics, current events, economics, and world
cultures. Students learn about United States and world history
including eras, themes, and significant events that are central
to understanding the experiences of other times and other
nations. The study of economics and current events help students
understand the forces that shape both the world and their
personal lives. Understanding civics and government allow
students to see their responsibilities as citizens, and the
shows how the interactions of different kinds of governments
play out on the world stage. The development of geographic
principles allows students to comprehend and analyze current
events on a national and international level. Additionally, the
curriculum examines world cultures, allowing students to compare
the aspects of American life with other societies of modern
times and the past.