College and Community
Understand yourself and your role in the world.
The College and Community program continues the process of self-discovery initiated in Human Development. In the spring of junior year and the fall of senior year, you'll meet once a week with the College Counseling team to work on and complete college applications; this provides a space of deep reflection and empowerment during a time that can often feel stressful to teenagers. In the spring of senior year, you will meet to discuss topics around building and sustaining community, including civic leadership and interpersonal skills. Students co-create the curriculum with your teachers to cover topics of particular student interest.
College and Community Requirements
1.5 units (1.5 years)
All students take College Counseling I in the spring of eleventh grade, College Counseling II in the fall of senior year, and Civic Leadership in the spring of senior year.
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Required Courses
- Civic Leadership
- College Counseling I&II
For a complete list of courses and their descriptions, read the Curriculum Guide 2024-25 | Guía de Estudios 2024-25