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Willamette Valley Academy

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COURSECATALOG2021-2022 School Year

Copyright @ 2021 Willamette Valley Academy. All rights reserved.

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CORE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

ITBS and CogAT Reading and MathMath CompetitionsSpeech and DebateSpanish 1Chinese 1Physical EducationAdvisoryStudy Hall

ELECTIVE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

5th Grade6th Grade7th Grade8th Grade

ACADEMIC SCHEDULES

After-School Enrichment ProgramHomework Club

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

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Students at Willamette Valley Academy are placed in math classesbased on their ability level. Students have the opportunity to enrollin higher level courses if they can demonstrate proficiency inprerequisite math courses. We offer three separate pathways formath, one of which is designed for the traditional math student whofinds success in math, the other for a student that is ready foradvanced level math at a faster pace, and the last which is designedfor a student who is ready to see math in a more challenging waythat focuses on problem solving.

ABOUT OUR MATH PATHWAYS

3 DIFFERENT MATH PATHWAYS

5 T H G R A D E 6 T H G R A D E 7 T H G R A D E 8 T H G R A D E

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Advanced

Competitive(after school program)

P A T H W A Y

Singapore5A & 5B Prealgebra Algebra 1 Geometry

Prealgebra Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2

AoPSPrealgebra

AoPSAlgebra 1 AoPS Geometry

PrecalculusCalculusAoPS Number TheoryAoPS Probability & CountingAoPS Precalculus

WVA offers the following advanced mathematic courses forstudents.

ADVANCED COURSES

AoPS Int.Algebra

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SPrerequisite: NoneThis course uses the Singapore Dimensions Math 5A and 5B, which is therefined version of Singapore primary math. Singapore math is the proventop math curriculum for elementary students in the world. It teachesstudents to learn and master mathematical concepts in great detail whilesimultaneously applying a three-step learning process: concrete, pictorial,and abstract.

SINGAPORE 5A & 5B

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Singapore 5A & 5BBeast Academy is published by Art of Problem-Solving as an introductionto their rigorous middle school and high school textbooks. It's acomprehensive curriculum for grades 2-5. Beast Academy 5A covers thefollowing topics: solids, integers, expressions/equations, statistics,factors/multiples, fractions, sequences, ratios/rates, decimals, square roots,and exponents. The materials cover core fundamentals and then presentsthese fundamentals at a deeper and more challenging level than typicalelementary-school math curriculum. The problem sets are explicitlydesigned to help students develop the mental grit to handle AMC andMath Olympiad problems and later tackle the kind of non-trivial openquestions that real mathematicians work on.

AoPS BEAST ACADEMY

Prerequisite: Demonstrated Proficiency in Singapore 5A & 5BThis course is the first year of Prealgebra class in middle schools. The classaligns to Middle School 7/8 and plus. The course covers fractions anddecimals, percents, rational numbers, foundations of algebra, multi-stepequations, inequalities, exponents, roots, ratios, proportions, similarity,graphs, functions, foundations of Geometry, two-dimensional geometry(triangles and circles), polynomials, algebraic reasoning, integers, numbertheory and fractions, operations with rational numbers, proportionalrelationships, collecting, displaying, and analyzing data, probability,geometric figures, measurement and geometry.

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SPrerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AoPS Beast AcademyWe start Prealgebra by formalizing the rules of arithmetic that studentslearned in elementary school, so they can build on a rigorous foundationas they move into algebra. We then survey a wide range of topics,including number theory, algebra, geometry, counting, statistics, andprobability. We introduce each topic with compelling problems, many ofwhich are drawn from major national math contests such as MathCountsand the AMC 8. We place special emphasis on challenging word problemsthroughout the course.

AoPS PREALGEBRA

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in PrealgebraAlgebra 1 further explores variables, algebraic expressions, equations,inequalities, functions, and all their multiple representations. Students willdevelop the skills to solve real-world problems, solve complex problemswith graphing calculators, and communicate mathematical ideas. Thiscourse lays the foundation for mathematical literacy that will helpstudents be successful in every subsequent course in mathematics.

ALGEBRA 1

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AoPS PrealgebraIn this course, students engage with various expressions from analgebraic and geometric perspective. They learn to solve linear andquadratic equations as well as how to represent expressions in theCartesian plane. Students are imbued with a deep understanding of thegeneral concept behind functions and are introduced to severalimportant types of functions. Students are also introduced to the rich fieldof complex numbers.

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SPrerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Algebra 1Students will explore the foundations of geometry including geometryreasoning, lines, triangle congruence, properties, attributes of triangles,polygons, quadrilaterals, similarity, trigonometry, perimeter,circumference, area, spatial reasoning, circles, and extendedtransformational geometry.

GEOMETRY

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AoPS Algebra 1A full course in challenging geometry for students in grades 7-10,including topics such as similar triangles, congruent triangles,quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, funky areas, power of a point, three-dimensional geometry, transformations, introductory trigonometry, andmore.

AoPS GEOMETRY

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in GeometryAlgebra 2 continues to explore the foundational elements from Algebra 1.Students will explore different types of functions, systems, matrices, conicsections, probability and statistics, sequence, series, trigonometricfunctions, and trigonometric graphs and identities.

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Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AoPS GeometryAlgebraic subjects covered include advanced quadratics, polynomials,conics, general functions, logarithms, clever factorizations andsubstitutions, systems of equations, sequences and series, symmetricsums, advanced factoring methods, classical inequalities, functionalequations, and more.

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SPrerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Algebra 2Pre-Calculus is a one school year math curriculum that studiespolynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, withapplications to problems in mathematics and the sciences. Successfullycompleting this course will prepare students for Chemistry, Physics,advanced math classes in high school, and the SAT Math Level 2 subjecttest.

PRECALCULUS

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in PrecalculusCalculus AB is designed to cover the equivalent of one semester of collegecalculus over the span of a year. Calculus AB covers derivatives, definiteintegrals, and the fundamental theorem of calculus. This class will takestudents through the topics covered in AP Calculus.

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Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AoPS Intermediate AlgebraOur Precalculus class prepares students for a variety of college-levelcourses. Precalculus provides a deep exploration of trigonometry,complex numbers, and two- and three-dimensional vector spaces, with aspecial focus on how these areas of mathematics are related. This givesstudents a solid foundation for collegiate courses in calculus, linearalgebra, multi-variable calculus, complex analysis, and physics.

AoPS PRECALCULUS

Prerequisite: Recommended to take in the summer from SunshineA thorough introduction for students in grades 7-10 to topics in numbertheory such as primes & composites, multiples & divisors, primefactorization and its uses, base numbers, modular arithmetic, divisibilityrules, linear congruences, how to develop number sense, and more.

AoPS NUMBER THEORY


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At the beginning of each year, new students are assessed on their currentmath skills through an online assessment. Math placements will be madeutilizing school records, placement scores, and teacher recommendation.

If your student completes additional math courses over the summer,please notify the school as the student will likely need to be assessedagain to ensure proper placement.

MATH PLACEMENT PROCESS

Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS)MathCountsAMC 8/10/12AIMEUSAMOIMO

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Prerequisite: Recommended to take in the summer from SunshineFundamentals of counting and probability, including casework,multiplication, permutations, combinations, Pascal's triangle, probability,combinatorial identities, and the Binomial Theorem.

AoPS PROBABILITY & COUNTING


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Students at WVA will have a chance to learn Science in much moredepth than the common core requirements and explore scienceinterests in their early ages. The first two years of science courses arealigned with the typical middle school science curriculum. Thechemistry and physics courses in 7th/8th grade will lead students tolearn the topics up to the typical curriculum for 9th grade. Wesupport the pathway for students who are highly interested inphysics by offering customized competitive physics curriculum inour physics classes.

ABOUT OUR SCIENCE PATHWAYS

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P A T H W A Y

Introduction toScience Biology Chemistry Physics

Introduction toPhysics

ConceptualPhysics

AP Physics 1 & 2F=ma Exam

Northwest Regional Middle School Science BowlNorthwest Science Expo3M Young Scientist ChallengeF=ma Contest

WVA offers school support for students to participate in thefollowing competitive events:

COMPETITIVE EVENTS

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Biology &Chemistry


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SPrerequisite: NoneThis course will introduce students to various science topics. Throughhighly relevant social contexts, students develop and use key concepts ofphysics and chemistry experimentally to explore the critical roles ofenergy and water in their lives. Throughout the year, students investigate,hypothesize, work cooperatively, reach conclusions, analyze and compareresults, and use their natural curiosity to engage in the spirit of scientificinquiry as they develop a working definition of environmentalsustainability and how the physical and living environments areintertwined.

INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Introduction to ScienceOur 6th grade students will begin the study of the living world in thiscourse. Over the year, students will be first exploring five major themes inBiology: Chemistry of Life, Cell Structure and Function, Genetics,Evolution, and Ecology. They will then move through the Chemistry of LifeUnit, Cell Structure/Function unit and will finally be introduced toGenetics. To learn key course concepts, students will participate in labexperiments, study and analyze data collected in the field and lab andultimately implement project-based learning, collaboration, writtenreflections and discussions.

BIOLOGY

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in BiologyIn this course, students study the fundamentals of chemistry across awide range of topics, including scientific method, phase changes,properties of gases, kinetic molecular theory, mass spectrometry, atomicstructure, periodic properties, Lewis structures, intermolecular forces,chemical reactions and reactivity, properties of solutions, thermo-

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chemistry, mechanistic kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases,electrochemistry, and thermodynamics. When possible, experimentalevidence will be used to construct models of chemical behavior. Complexexperiments require independent work and thought; many experimentswill require students to design their own procedures and writeindependent lab reports. At this grade, students will also have option totake Physics class in school and take the Chemistry class as a secondscience class from the enrichment programs at Sunshine.

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in ChemistryThis course enables students to study the fundamentals of physics acrossa wide range of topics, including mechanics, heat, waves, sound, light,electricity, and magnetism. The course encourages the development ofcreative and logical thought and problem-solving. It will presentopportunities for student-developed experimental design and dataanalysis and make use of student computer skills.

PHYSICS

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Geometry and Introduction toScienceThis is a one year course for typical freshmen in high school to get readyto take the AP physics 1 and 2. The curriculum is corresponding to thefirst-year high school STEM physics. It's a great class for students whohave learned advanced math and therefore use math to solve complexand interesting real-world problems.(1) To build a solid conceptual understanding of physics.(2) To apply math skills to solve Physics problems.(3) To prepare students for AP/IB Physics classes in High School.

CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS

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Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Conceptual Physics andGeometry

AP Physics 1 is equivalent to a first-semester college course in algebra-based physics. The course covers Newtonian mechanics (includingrotational dynamics and angular momentum); work, energy, and power;and mechanical waves and sound. It also introduces electric circuits.

AP Physics 2 is equivalent to a second-semester college course in algebra-based physics. The course covers fluid mechanics; thermodynamics;electricity and magnetism; and atomic and nuclear physics.

Lastly, this course will support students to take F= ma exam. F=ma is anannual physics competition organized by the American Association ofPhysics Teachers.

AP PHYSICS 1 & 2, F=ma Exam

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in AP Physics 1 & 2AP Physics C: Mechanics is a calculus-based, college-level physics course,especially appropriate for students planning to specialize or major in oneof the physical sciences or engineering. Students cultivate theirunderstanding of physics through classroom study and activities as wellas hands-on laboratory work as they explore concepts like change, forceinteractions, fields, and conservation.

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We believe that reading and writing are the core enterprises thatmake all intellectual growth and exploration possible. With thatbelief in mind, we employ a relatively simple pedagogical model: weask our students to read important literature of gradually increasingcomplexity and depth; we discuss these texts together in a way thatteaches students how to dig for understanding and interpretivemeaning; and we ask our students to practice various modes ofwriting in order to learn to express themselves clearly andthoughtfully. In this way we provide our students the tools theyneed to explore the creative and intellectual possibilities of theirworld and to know themselves in it.

ABOUT OUR HUMANITIES PATHWAY

HUMANITIES PATHWAY


Traditional

P A T H W A Y

Humanities 5 Humanities 6 Humanities 7 Humanities 8

ReadingWritingGrammar GeographyHistorySocial Studies

Over the course of four years, students will be exposed to thefollowing subjects that are integrated within every Humanitiescourse:

SUBJECTS COVERED IN HUMANITIES


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Prerequisite: None5th Grade students will focus on improving reading and writing skills withspecific emphasis on building their vocabulary, grammar, and literaryanalysis skills. This course will provide an enriched workshop for studentsas they develop these skills. The central concern of Grade 5 English is tolearn to pay close attention to language, as both readers and writers. Thisclass will also integrate ITBS Reading.

HUMANITIES 5

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Humanities 56th Grade students continue to be encouraged to read deeply andaccurately, but they are challenged now to assemble all thoseobservations into interpretations. Students in English 6 are increasinglyencouraged to present independent and different opinions about themeaning of what they read; cheerful disagreements in class and on paperbecome much more common.

HUMANITIES 6

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Humanities 27th Grade students will continue to focus on improving their reading andwriting skills with specific focus on the art of claim-making in all its forms(analytical, certainly, but also creative). The goal is to hand our students offto English 8 ready to assert a more mature intellectual independence.

HUMANITIES 7

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Humanities 38th grade students will focus on expression, the importance of generatingan effective thesis statement, the use of quotations in writing, the benefitof varied and dynamic vocabulary choices, etc. and are tasked with thechallenge of integrating all these skills.

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Willamette Valley Academy offers a comprehensive computerscience program for all grade levels. Students begin learning Pythonprogramming in 5th grade with an opportunity to participate incompetitions. Our ACSL programming contest teams begin withthe elementary division and continue through the ACSLprogramming contest for junior division. By 8th grade, the strongeststudents may go up to the ACSL programming senior divisioncontest and participate in USACO in 9th grade.

ABOUT OUR COMPUTER SCIENCEPROGRAM

COMPUTER SCIENCE PATHWAY


Traditional &Competition

P A T H W A Y

Coding ACSL Python 1 Python 2 C++/Java

Prerequisite: Currently enrolled in 5th GradeStudents are introduced to the world of coding in this course.Throughout the year, students will collaboratively work with theirteacher to understand the fundamentals of coding as they prepareto study Python in future years. Students who finished PreAlgebrawill have the ability to begin studying Python 1 in 5th grade.

CODING WITH ACSL COMPUTERPROGRAMMING COMPETITION FOR 5THGRADE


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SPrerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in PrealgebraStudents continue to be introduced to the world of coding in this course.Throughout the year, students will collaboratively work with their teacherto apply the fundamentals of coding to Python 1. Students who havefinished PreAlgebra will have the ability to begin studying Python 1 in 6thgrade. In Python 1, students will begin to learn about data structure.

PYTHON 1

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Python 1This course is a continuation of the python programming language forstudents with prior programming experience. Students may optionallyparticipate in different levels of ACSL programming competitions. InPython 2, students will buildup algorithms.

PYTHON 2

Prerequisite: Demonstrated proficiency in Python 2This course is for students who already have some prior programmingexperience but would like to start programming with C++. C++ is anefficient programming language. Students will learn the algorithms inmuch more depth. Students may optionally participate in different level ofACSL programming competitions and start to explore the USACOcompetitions.

PROGRAMMING W/ C++ AND JAVA


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SStudents who attend Willamette Valley Academy have a wide rangeof electives to choose from. The elective options are designed toprovide students with opportunities to apply core concepts in acompetitive environment, learn additional languages (reading,writing, and speaking), and introduce and give students skills inhigh-wage, high-demand career fields such as informationtechnology. Our electives offer students an opportunity to buildcommunity within their advisory courses, participate in exerciseclasses, and manage coursework through study hall periods.

ABOUT OUR ELECTIVES

ELECTIVE OPTIONS


ITBS Reading

CogAT Math

Speech andDebate

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ComputerScience

Chinese 1

Spanish 1

Advisory

Study Hall

Speech andDebate

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Chinese 1

Spanish 1

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Study Hall

Speech andDebate

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Speech andDebate

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Competitions

Competitions

Competitions Competitions


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SPrerequisite: Enrolled in 5th GradeThe ITBS and CogAT courses thoroughly go through the math andreading skills covered on the ITBS and CogAT math and reading tests forthe 5th-grade level. The CogAt course will boost students’ cognitive abilityby building logical and critical thinking via our effective training. Studentswill also learn the best test taking strategies by engaging in multiplepractice tests.

CogAT and ITBS READING AND MATH

Prerequisite: Open to all studentsMath and Science Competition Courses at WVA are designed to helpstudents prepare to compete in local, state, regional, national, andinternational competitions. Students work with our master teachers torefine math and science skills and learn about test taking skills that willhelp them succeed in these competitions. Students who opt out of otherelective courses may use the additional time to continuing preparing fortheir math and/or science competition(s).

MATH & SCIENCE COMPETITIONS

Prerequisite: Mandatory for all studentsSpeech: Participants build their confidence speaking in front of othersand completing skill achievements. Students will also write a preparedspeech with guidance from the instructor. He or she will also learn how tocritique the speeches of others in a helpful and positive manner. Debate: Participants will learn to assemble an argument and present it inthe Lincoln-Douglas debate style. This type of debate challenges studentsto understand the conflicting human values that stand behind opposingpolicies.Debate Learning Targets: - Understand Values - Learn debate methods. Example: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs - Practice the routine for LD debate

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SPrerequisite: Open to all studentsStudents are introduced to the basic concepts of Spanish. They will beginto explore vocabulary in writing and verbal form. As students progressthrough the course, they will develop how to write and speak Spanish atan introductory level. Students will also spend time learning about thecultures that speak Spanish to gain a deeper understanding of thelanguage and those who embrace this language.

SPANISH 1

Prerequisite: Open to 5th and 6th GradersStudents are introduced to basic concepts of Chinese. They will begin toexplore vocabulary in writing and verbal form. As students progressthrough the course, they will develop how to write and speak Chinese atan introductory level. Students will also spend time learning about theChinese culture to gain a deeper understanding of the language andculture.

CHINESE 1

Prerequisite: Mandatory for all studentsWillamette Valley Academy provides physical education to students forpracticing and developing skills in various activities that will help studentsmaintain fitness throughout their life. Students will discover theimportance of exercise and health.

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SPrerequisite: Open to all students/One Study Hall Per YearStudents will have the option of choosing one study hall period as anelective. This is an opportunity for students to work quietly on academictasks, read, or visit teachers in the building if they have additionalquestions on assignments. This is an additional opportunity for studentsto work in their groups to continue preparing for competitions.

STUDY HALL

Prerequisite: Mandatory for all studentsThe primary purposes of advisory is to help students succeed in theirmiddle school career and give students an opportunity to connect withtheir teachers and peers. Students will meet once a week to build a strongcommunity and have a sense of belonging within the school.

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All math courses are designed to take place at the same time acrossall grade levels. This allows students to transfer to the appropriatemath course based off proficiency rather grade level. Schedules aresubject to change each year but this is a general layout of eachgrade level.

ABOUT OUR SCHEDULES

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Math Olympiador ITBS Math

Python 1

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Spanish 1,Chinese 1, orStudy Hall

Speech & Debate

AdvisoryMath Olympiador ITBS Math


P.E.or Chess

12:55 - 1:55

2:00 - 3:00

3:00 - 6:00

Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

Optional After-School Enrichment Program or Homework Club

P.E. or Art Python 1or Study Hall

Humanities ITBS Reading Humanities ITBS Reading10:15 - 11:15 Humanities

5TH GRADE SCHEDULE

6TH GRADE SCHEDULE


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Humanities

Math

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9:00 -10:10

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Science Science Science Science10:15 - 11:15 Science

Python 1

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All Willamette Valley Academy students receive three (3) SunshineElite Education courses per year free of charge. Students cantransition seamlessly to our after school program to continuelearning from 3:00-6:00. If students choose to not attend classes,they can participate in a supervised academic homework club from3:00-6:00, free of charge as well.

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

7TH GRADE SCHEDULE

8TH GRADE SCHEDULE


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2:00 - 3:00

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Science Science Science Science10:15 - 11:15 Science

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Humanities Humanities Humanities Humanities10:15 - 11:15 Humanities


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Spanish,Chinese 1, StemCompetitions, or

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