Warwick valley high school CURRICULUM
The
warwick valley high school curriculum handbook
The high school curriculum handbook
should be reviewed carefully so that informed decisions may
be made for the student’s academic schedule in the following
year. We also recommend that everyone takes advantage of the
valuable and interesting elective program offered in the
high school.
CLICK TO VIEW HANDBOOK (PDF)
Check
out the english department's newly revised "Scope and
Sequence"
The English Department has recently revised the "Scope and Sequence" for high school English courses. Here you will find a detailed description of each English course offered at the high school, including core reading selections, themes, research assignments and much more. CLICK TO OPEN (pdf)
Graduation
requirements
Requirements for local, regents and advanced regents diplomas. CLICK FOR LIST OF REQUIRED COURSES
senior
project
Seniors can earn high school credit while learning something that deeply interests them. MORE
advanced
placement courses
The Advanced Placement (AP) Program sponsored by the College Board, provides the highly motivated and academically talented student the opportunity to enroll in and pursue college-level studies while still in secondary school (high school). See the High School Curriculum Handbook (above) for more information.
honors
courses
The Warwick Valley Central School District offers an Honors Program in English, mathematics, science, and social studies. See the High School Curriculum Handbook (above) for more information.
Talented
and gifted program
Information to come.
syracuse
university project advance (SUPA) at wvhs
High school seniors can earn college
credit through Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA).
SUPA is a cooperative program between Syracuse University
and Warwick Valley High School. Qualified high school
seniors have the opportunity to rise to the challenge of
college work by taking two college courses: WRITING STUDIO I
and READING AND INTERPRETATION: FROM LANGUAGE TO DISCOURSE
through this program. Students taking and passing the above
courses will earn 3 college credits per class. Registering
for a Syracuse University course incurs a financial
obligation to the University on the part of the student/parent(s).
This year, the above courses were $110 per credit, or $330
each. Credit is awarded by Syracuse University.
MORE INFORMATION
career
and technology at boces
Warwick Valley High School students have
the opportunity to complete a career/technology program
through Orange Ulster BOCES. To find out more visit the
OUBOCES Web site at:
http://www.ouboces.org/votech/votech.html