Embark on a comprehensive exploration of life sciences in our Biology Honors course, designed to bridge your understanding to AP Biology. Delve into the mysteries of cell structure, the intricacies of genetics, and the diversity of ecosystems through interactive labs, dynamic projects, and stimulating field trips. Learn to apply scientific concepts in real-world scenarios, fostering a deep appreciation for the living world around us.

Prerequisite: A- in Physical Science Honors and teacher recommendation.

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Geometry Honors invites students into a world where mathematical principles shape everything around us. Through a curriculum that emphasizes problem-solving, logical reasoning, and the beauty of geometric design, students tackle complex concepts like congruence, similarity, and trigonometry. Engage in collaborative projects that showcase the application of geometry in art, architecture, and nature.

Prerequisite: B+ in Algebra 1 Honors and teacher recommendation.

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Physics Honors offers a deep dive into the fundamental laws that govern the universe. From mastering the principles of motion and force to unraveling the mysteries of energy and momentum, students engage in a hands-on learning experience that brings theoretical physics to life. Through experiments, discussions, and project-based learning, cultivate a robust understanding of physics concepts, preparing for advanced studies in science and engineering.

Prerequisite: B in prior science Honors or A- in science CP class and teacher recommendation.

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Pre-Calculus Honors prepares students for the challenges of calculus and beyond, offering a thorough examination of algebraic, trigonometric, and exponential functions. With a focus on analytical thinking and problem-solving, explore the complexities of mathematical theories and their practical applications. This course is a cornerstone for students aspiring to excel in STEM fields.

Prerequisite: B+ in Algebra 2 and Trigonometry Honors and teacher recommendation.

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Dive into the dynamic narrative of United States History from the Civil War to the present. Analyze key historical events, figures, and movements through critical lenses, engaging in debates, projects, and primary source analyses. This course not only enriches your understanding of America's past but also connects historical insights to contemporary issues.

Prerequisite: B+ in prior social science Honors and teacher recommendation.

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Please contact Ms. Castellanos, Director of Summer School, for details: mariecastellanos@rivieraschools.com

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Please contact Ms. Castellanos, Director of Summer School, for details: mariecastellanos@rivieraschools.com

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Please contact Ms. Castellanos, Director of Summer School, for details: mariecastellanos@rivieraschools.com

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In Speech Honors, students refine their public speaking abilities, learning to articulate ideas with clarity and confidence across various contexts. From persuasive to informative speeches, develop a versatile communication skill set that empowers personal and academic success. Engage in workshops and presentations that build poise, persuasion, and effective communication strategies. Fulfills fine art requirement.

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Study Skills enables students to develop metacognitive awareness, learning strategies, critical-thinking skills, and problem-solving skills to enhance their performance in both academic and nonacademic endeavors. Activities address time management and organizational skills; memory skills for acquiring, storing, and retrieving information; test taking skills and strategies for linking new information with prior knowledge; various note-taking strategies; successful oral and written communication; and effective integration of creativity and logical reasoning in completing projects and tasks. Students also become familiar with organization and integration of tablets as they study.

Writing Workshop 6 provides an integrated and sequential approach to the introduction and reinforcement of word study skills, grammar, and composition skills. The course specifically addresses grammar, usage, and syntax of standard written English. The course addresses the five writing standards identified in research as integral to developmental growth in the complexity of knowledge, skills, and strategies to be expected for college readiness: (1) rhetorical analysis and planning; (2) generating content; (3) drafting; (4) evaluating and revising texts; and (5) editing to present technically sound texts. These fundamental skills in written communication are developed incrementally in middle school and further refined in high school courses.

Required in grade 6.

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Writing Workshop 7 continues the integrated and sequential approach to the expansion and reinforcement of word study skills, grammar, and composition skills. The course expands the students’ knowledge of roots, prefixes, and suffixes as well as grammar, usage, and syntax of standard written English. The course continues emphasis on the five writing standards identified in research as integral to developmental growth in the complexity of knowledge, skills, and strategies to be expected for college readiness: (1) rhetorical analysis and planning; (2) generating content; (3) drafting; (4) evaluating and revising texts; and (5) editing to present technically sound texts. These fundamental skills in written communication are developed incrementally in middle school and further refined in high school courses.

Required in grade 7. 

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Writing Workshop 8 provides an integrated and sequential approach to the teaching and reinforcement of grammar and composition skills, focusing on using connectives logically and forcefully. Students will be exposed to various writing styles in order to improve their critical thinking and analyses skills. Students will learn how to structure their writing based on the sentence skill mastered in Writing Workshop 6 and 7. Students will simultaneously reinforce standard English grammar skills. These fundamental skills and written communication are finalized in preparation for their high school courses.

Required in grade 8.

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Maximize your SAT/ACT scores with our Critical Thinking course. Tailored for 11th graders, this prep course enhances test-taking strategies, critical reading, and mathematical reasoning. Practice tests and personalized feedback aim to boost confidence and performance on these crucial college entrance exams.

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World History Honors covers a more in-depth study and greater sophistication in study of world history with emphasis on Western civilization from the end of the period known as the Dark Ages through the Modern Ages. Western civilization is generally referred to as the civilization which began in the ancient Near East and then developed primarily in Europe, Northern Africa, and the westernmost edges of Asia. The cultural and political legacy of this civilization is vast and has become predominant in much of the world. The objective is to understand how this civilization changed over the last millennia and emerged as a dominant force in world history. Students concentrate on several major topics: the dawn of modern scientific thought; the intellectual changes wrought by the Enlightenment; the rise of the major states in the 1700s; the French Revolution and its impact; the Industrial Revolution; the evolution of Nationalism and Socialism; the European overseas empires; the destruction of European predominance in the era of the World Wars; the Cold War, the US/USSR rivalry, and their impact on the West; and finally, the world in which the students currently live.

Prerequisite: B+ or higher in prior social science Honors class; teacher recommendation

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Personal Fitness focuses on building a foundation for lifelong health and wellness. Through personalized fitness plans, students explore various exercise modalities, nutrition principles, and wellness strategies. This course emphasizes physical conditioning, healthy lifestyle choices, and mental well-being, equipping students with the knowledge to maintain physical fitness independently. Fulfills PE requirement.

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Financial Management is a required course designed specifically for seniors and provides a solid foundation in financial literacy and other life skills. This course introduces topics such as, but not limited to, the following: Understanding Credit, Managing Income, Controlling Debt, Paying Taxes, Navigating Insurance, Saving and Investing for the Future, Developing Professional Relationships, & Presenting Yourself. This is a college-based, half-credit course that will be delivered via remote instruction. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to learn and use Canvas which is a leading learning management tool used in many universities.

Required in grade 12. 

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Financial Management is a required course designed specifically for seniors and provides a solid foundation in financial literacy and other life skills. This course introduces topics such as, but not limited to, the following: Understanding Credit, Managing Income, Controlling Debt, Paying Taxes, Navigating Insurance, Saving and Investing for the Future, Developing Professional Relationships, & Presenting Yourself. This is a college-based, half-credit course that will be delivered via remote instruction. Additionally, students will have the opportunity to learn and use Canvas which is a leading learning management tool used in many universities.

Required in grade 12. 

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Intensive Math fortifies foundational math skills, preparing students for the next level of mathematical challenge. Through personalized instruction and practice, students strengthen their understanding of core concepts, ensuring readiness for advanced math courses. This non-credit course is a must for students seeking to solidify their math foundations over the summer.

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Intensive Math fortifies foundational math skills, preparing students for the next level of mathematical challenge. Through personalized instruction and practice, students strengthen their understanding of core concepts, ensuring readiness for advanced math courses. This non-credit course is a must for students seeking to solidify their math foundations over the summer.

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In College Essay Writing, seniors receive expert guidance on crafting compelling college application essays. From brainstorming to the final draft, students learn to narrate their unique stories in a way that resonates with admissions committees. This workshop is an invaluable tool for any college-bound student, providing skills that aid beyond the application process.

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Summer Reading for 6th graders is designed to enrich students' literary experience, guiding them through their summer reading list with engaging discussions, critical analysis, and creative projects. This course ensures students not only complete their reading assignments but also deepen their comprehension and appreciation for literature.

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Summer Reading for 6th graders is designed to enrich students' literary experience, guiding them through their summer reading list with engaging discussions, critical analysis, and creative projects. This course ensures students not only complete their reading assignments but also deepen their comprehension and appreciation for literature.

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