Stephen Rustin
In Ancient History and Mythology, students will be exposed to the classical world and its myths. They will gain an appreciation for past …
Stephen Rustin
AP Lang is a three-session course that focuses on language as a persuasive tool and is designed to develop students’ ability to utilize and …
Dillon Hawkins
This is a college-level literature course which explores a variety of the world’s great literature. It prepares students to take the AP …
In this course, we will spend time reading about and discussing various themes and essential questions that relate to us as individuals. …
Dillon Hawkins
This class is a survey of topics oftentimes not taken seriously by people in order to investigate and find out if, maybe, they are not …
Dillon Hawkins
As the culmination of their language studies, students read challenging and diverse material and are also given freedom to choose their own …
Stephen Rustin
Critical Writing is a two-session 11th grade English course designed to help students understand practical approaches to critical analysis, …
A high school reading elective course (no prerequisites required!) In this class, we will read dystopian novels together like ''The Giver, …
Jeffery Donaldson
In English Literature, students read contemporary and classic works of fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction to identify the elements of …
Dillon Hawkins
Students will learn about “experimental” or “non-traditional” reading and writing practices. Topics discussed will include writing under …
Dillon Hawkins
This class asks students to watch and seriously study movies. Students will learn about movie narratives, camera work, set and sound design, …
Jeffery Donaldson
Focusing on the literature of E.M. Forster, Virginia Woolfe, and the storied members of the Bloomsbury Group, students will explore how a …
Stephen Rustin
In Introduction to Religious Studies, students will be exposed to an array of sacred texts from the five major world religions and will read …
Jennifer Lamkin, Jesse Stallings
Students will pursue a number of projects intended to expand, improve, and maintain the library at TSAS. These projects will offer students …
Welcome to the wonderful world of children’s literature! This is a high school elective course (no prerequisites required!) In this course, …
Stephen Rustin
This course will focus on themes common to the genre, reflect on how people (real and fictional) respond to crises, and investigate how …
Jeffery Donaldson
Who was William Shakespeare and why aren’t the questions of authorship more widely known and discussed? After looking at recent research and …
Rani Spindle
Students will learn theories and practices associated with gathering, writing, and evaluating the news. This course will allow students to …
The 1990s: grunge, pop-star icons, Oklahoma City Bombing, Boy Bands, the rise of hip-hop to the mainstream, Y2K, the OJ Simpson trial, the …