Nelson Knudsen
Charlestown
Class of 2008
Being both an IB Diploma Candidate and an Honor Roll student, how do you manage your academic workload with your demanding athletic schedule?
I have always believed that working hard in the classroom will translate into hard work on the athletic fields. It is hard to stay on top of all of my school work and be ready for practice each day and it does get tiring at times but I feel that the rewards greatly outweigh the work. IB classes are not easy but the teachers are always available to give extra help and really care about their students. I feel that time management is a great tool to master for high school students to optimize the activities that a student can participate in.
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Core Curriculum
Grade 9 - CP
| Grade 9 - Honors
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Grade 10 - CP
| Grade 10 - Honors
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Grade 11 - CP
| Grade 11 - IB/Honors
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Grade 12 - CP
| Grade 12 - IB/Honors
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*All courses are full year courses (1cr.), unless otherwise noted (½ )
Electives are available in the following areas: Science, Social Studies, Fine Arts, and Computers. Some colleges highly recommend a fourth year in language, science, or social studies. Additionally, an IB diploma Candidate must take the following two-year courses: IB Biology, IB Economics, IB World Religions and Theory of Knowledge, as well as IB Math.
At present the following Advanced Placement courses are offered: AP U.S. History, AP Environmental Science, AP English, and AP Studio Art.
The Prout School reserves the right to add or drop courses without prior notice, depending on enrollment and other factors.
NOTE: Students scheduled for AP and/or IB classes must sit for the AP and/or IB examinations.