Social Studies
The overall purpose of the Social Studies Program is to prepare students for life by helping them understand the past, the modern tools of social analysis, and the major features of their environment. Within our classes, we stress content and skills and try to formulate class rules and procedures that foster self-respect and respect for others as well as a sense of responsibility.
Students are required to take four full units of Social Studies in high school. All students take World History I and World History II in heterogeneous classes. In grade 11, students may choose different courses, but selecting a particular class in grade 11 does not, in any way, restrict their choices in their senior year. The fourth year requirement entails a semester of Economics and a semester of Participation in Government.
Courses
- World History 1 & 2
- Advanced Placement U.S. History
- Advanced Placement Psychology
- Syracuse University Project Advance American History
- Syracuse University Project Advance College Learning Strategies
- U.S. History Regents
- Advanced Placement European History
- History of the Modern Middle East
- Economics
- Sociology 1 & 2
- Psychology
- Anthropology
- Trial Law
- Power of Protest: History of Social Movements in the US
- Arts Perspectives
Caroline Atanacio
atanacioc@hohschools.org
John Buchanan
buchananj@hohschools.org
Jeff Conwisar
conwisarj@hohschools.org
Brad Hunt
huntb@hohschools.org
Ashley Wagner
wagnera@hohschools.org
Arthur Ralston
ralstona@hohschools.org
Gregory Smith - Chairperson
smithg@hohschools.org