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|description=Chemistry in the Community is a laboratory-focused course, using experimentation to explore basic chemistry concepts. This course uses real-world environmental issues to explore multiple topics in chemistry through lecture, discussion, and guided experiments.
|description=Chemistry in the Community is a laboratory-focused course, using experimentation to explore basic chemistry concepts. This course uses real-world environmental issues to explore multiple topics in chemistry through lecture, discussion, and guided experiments.
|department=Science
|department=Science
|teacher=Emily Hyde
|teacher=Lauren Rathe
|sessions=2
|sessions=2
|prerequisites=Algebra I, Biology, Conceptual Physics, Engineering Physics
|prerequisites=Algebra I, Biology, Conceptual Physics
|grcode=SC
|grcode=SC
|offered=Currently
|offered=Currently
|opento=Juniors
|opento=Juniors
|requiredby=Career & College House, Fine Arts House
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 18 April 2024


Department Science
Teacher Lauren Rathe
Sessions 2
Prerequisites Algebra I
Biology
Conceptual Physics
GR Code SC
Offered Currently
Open to Juniors

Chemistry in the Community is a laboratory-focused course, using experimentation to explore basic chemistry concepts. This course uses real-world environmental issues to explore multiple topics in chemistry through lecture, discussion, and guided experiments.