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JUNIOR HIGH / MIDDLE SCHOOL SEQ / SACS  2008-2009
Seventh	Eighth	Ninth
Spanish	Spanish	Spanish
English	English	English
Science 7	Science: Introducation to Physics	Science: Introduction to Chemistry
Adolescent Issues (Life Skills)	Physics	Mexican History
Mathematics (in Spanish)	Mathematics (in Spanish)	Mathematics (in Spanish)
Mathematics	Pre-Algebra or Algebra I	Algebra I or Geometry
World Geography	World History	United States History
Geography of Mexico	Civics	Civics
Fine Arts	Fine Arts	Elective
Computer Skills	Computer Skills	French
Physical Education	Physical Education	Physical Education
Orientation	Orientation	Orientation

HIGH SCHOOL UNAM / SACS 2008-2009
Tenth	Eleventh	Twelfth
Spanish Language Arts	Spanish Literature	Etymology/ Creative Writing
Geography of Mexico	History of Mexico	Mexican Law
English 10	English 11	English 12
World History	U.S. History	Economics / Government
Biology	Chemistry	Physics or Ecology
Algebra II or Geometry	Geometry or Precalulus	Precalulus or Calculus
Electives	Electives	Electives
Computer Skills	Speech	Computer Skills
Model UN	Orientation	Orientation
Orientation	French

NOTES

1. Students who do not speak Spanish will attend the regular Spanish classes.  They are expected to do as much of the work as they can.  Their grades will not affect their grade point average (GPA) unless they want to receive the UNAM certificate.  During the week they may receive special help during some of their Spanish classes.
2. Model UN is a seminar class during which students study the history and functions of the United Nations. Most students then participate in a conference that takes place in another state or country.
3. After seventh grade, students are assigned to math classes according to their math skills or to classes taken in previous years.
4. During their senior year, students can choose between physics and ecology.
5. Students choose electives each semester.  In the past these electives have included drawing, painting, woodworking, chess, computer drawing, drama, chorus, and French.
6. Orientation is a class in which students explore their personalities, career options, test-taking skills, etc