Eureka School of Santa Barbara
Scientia Animum Illuminat
High School Courses
English
The classes can be AP, honors or college preparatory classes.
9th Grade English
10th Grade English
11th Grade English
12th Grade English
9th –12th Grade Levels are courses that incorporate materials from a variety of periods and cultures with emphasis on the English and American literary traditions.
American Literature
British Literature
World Literature (in translation)
Nineteenth Century Short Fiction
Russian Novel
American, English, and World Literature focus on particular traditions or look at the major classics of literature worldwide. Each takes a chronological approach towards the material.
The Bible as Literature
Classical Literature (in translation)
Grammar and Composition
Literature and Composition
Creative Writing
History, Philosophy, and Religion
The classes can be AP, honors or college preparatory classes.
Ancient History: An overview of antiquity from Mesopotamia to 476 A.D.
US History
AP US History
Greek and Roman History
Medieval History
World History
AP World History
AP European History: Late Middle Ages to the Present
History of Philosophy: An overview of the major developments in western philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy
Logic: Principles of deductive reasoning, fallacies, and proofs
History of the Judeo-Christian Religious Tradition
History of Science
Military History
Naval History
Languages
German (Four years)
Latin (Two years)
Spanish (Four years)
AP Spanish Language & Culture
Russian (Three years)
French (Three years)
Bulgarian (Four years)
Mathematics
The classes can be AP, honors or college preparatory classes.
Elementary mathematics up to Pre-Algebra
Algebra I
Algebra II (Intermediate Algebra)
Euclidean and Cartesian Geometry
Trigonometry
Algebra II/Trigonometry
Statistics
AP Statistics
Coordinate Geometry
Pre-Calculus
History of Mathematics
Foundational Issues
Calculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Social Sciences
Economics: General introduction or Microeconomics
Business and Entrepreneurship
International Relations
US Government
AP US Government
Cultural Anthropology
Psychology: A general introduction
Pacific Rim
Cultural Literacy
World Affairs
Science
Chemistry: A laboratory science course covering the principles of inorganic chemistry (college prep)
AP Chemistry
Conceptual Physics: Emphasizes the general principles of physics
Physics: A more mathematically oriented course than Conceptual Physics (honors or college prep)
AP Physics
Biology: A laboratory science covering principles and major phyla (honors or college prep)
AP Biology
Entomology: An introduction to the local fauna belonging to the insect class
Mineralogy
Astronomy
Geology
Physical Anthropology
Art
Introduction to Design
Watercolor
Free-hand Drawing
Art History (Ancient, Medieval and Modern)
