All students are required to earn three credits in science and to pass one Regents science examination to graduate. At least one credit must be in a living science and one in a physical science. The Science Department has designed various courses to help students of all abilities to fulfill the graduation requirements. Our courses range from skills-based foundations courses for struggling students to a research course in which students can do independent research. All of our courses are either lab-based in modern high school laboratory rooms or computer-based in a computer room built for our exclusive use. 

Below is a listing of all of our courses. For more information on sequencing and course descriptions, please view this slide show. Click on links on the first slide to jump directly to the specific page. 

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Academic Intervention
Anatomy & Physiology
Foundations of Science
Foundations in Living Environment
Regents Biology
Honors Biology
Regents Earth Science 
Regents Chemistry 
Honors Chemistry 
Regents Physics 
Topics in Earth Science 
Marine Biology 
Forensics
Natural Disasters
Astronomy 
Chemistry in the Community 
Teaching Science Theory and Practice
Evolution and Animal Behavior
Contemporary Issues in Biology: Biomedical 
Contemporary Issues in Physical Science
AP Biology
DCC Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
Science Research - Biological/Environmental
Science Research - Climate/Energy