Honors Courses are designed to challenge the student in a deeper study of the subject by improving their analytical and critical thinking skills. Students should expect to do a major project each semester, have additional reading compared to the regular course, complete in-depth essay test questions, and spend additional time on homework and assignments.
Honors Courses
Honors English I
Honors English II
Honors English III
Honors English IV
Honors Spanish IV
Honors World History
Honors European History
Honors Anatomy
Honors Physics
Honors Forensics Science
Honors American History
Honors Algebra I
Honors Algebra II
Honors Geometry
Honors Pre-Calculus
Honors Biology
Honors Chemistry
Honors Economics
Honors Government
Advanced Placement Courses
Advanced Placement Courses are designed to mirror college courses. Most college courses include many hours of out-of-class reading, research, and study. AP Courses at CCHS are no different. Due to the amount of material to be covered, students should expect to have homework over the weekends, holidays, and days school is closed. The material covered in class is only the highlights; therefore, it is very important that students remain current on assigned reading. Each AP Course has specific requirements related to the particular course of study. That information will be given to the students by the teacher when the class begins.
Advanced Placement Courses
AP English Literature
AP Spanish
AP Biology
AP American Government
AP European History
AP Economics
AP US History
AP Art
Dual Credit College Courses
Dual Credit Courses are college courses through St. Petersburg College. Students earn both high school and college credit for these courses. The courses are taught by our instructors during the school day on our campus. Course work is expected to be academically challenging and students are expected to meet the demands of doing college work. Students enrolled in Dual Credit Courses must meet the admission requirements for St. Petersburg College.
