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Academics

Key points of our curriculum, including National History, Focus Week, and STAMP

Curriculum at ICS

Please visit our Counseling Page for information about courses, class registration and graduation requirements. 

Math Policies and Placement

The ICS math pathway follows the sequence below. Students and parents/guardians who have questions regarding our math placement and math pathway should see their individual math teacher.

6th Grade – 6th Grade Math
7th Grade – 7th Grade Math
8th Grade – Algebra 1
9th Grade – Geometry
10th Grade – Advanced Algebra
11th Grade – Math Analysis
12th Grade – Senior Math (Rotating options may be Calculus AB, Statistics, etc.)

Advanced Placement Courses

Not all AP courses are guaranteed every year and we try to offer as many as we can on an annual to bi-annual basis. AP courses include:

AP Chemistry
AP Statistics
AP Calculus AB
AP Seminar
AP Research
AP Environmental Science---All 10th graders will take this course. 
AP Language---Course connected to Humanities 5; student can opt into AP in September. 
AP Literature---Course connected to Humanities 6; students can opt into AP in September. 
AP US History---Course is connected to International Studies 5; students can opt into AP in September. 
AP COGO---Course is connected to International Studies 6; students can opt into AP in September.

STAMP

Student Taught Academic Mentoring Program

Each ICS middle school student gets a high school student as their mentor for the school year. They meet regularly during STAMP homerooms and do activities/lessons together. High school mentors (STAMPers) are encouraged to reach out to their middle school mentee (STAMPee) to check in. The goal is to help connect the middle and high school students and create a cohesive school environment. 

Camp 

We have a camp experience in the beginning of every school year.