H406 | Sociology Honors

Course Description

This course offers students an introduction to the study of sociology with a focus on the role of social institutions and social forces in creating and maintaining social inequality or inequity in the United States. Using an introductory sociology textbook, various forms of media, and numerous sociological articles, students will have the opportunity to learn some of the basic principles behind the science of sociology and its application to the community around them. The course will culminate with a comprehensive research project and presentation in which students apply their learning to their community.
State ID#: 04258
Department: History and Social Science
Grade Level:11, 12
Credits: 10.0
Alternate Credits:
Class Type: CORE Academic
Pre/Co-Requisites: Critical Issues in US History or AP US History.

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Dates & Announcements
Class of 2025 Gr. 11 Course Selection is Monday, February 26, 2024 through Sunday March 3rd