Peoria Unified
Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary course that combines information from biology, chemistry, physics, geology, scientific inquiry, modeling, and systems thinking to understand and evaluate the nature and scope of current environmental issues. Students will utilize scientific principles and methodologies to explore and understand the interrelationships of the natural world, analyze local and global environmental issues, evaluate associated risks and examine alternative solutions.
More >>>Earth Space Science class is a study of the Earth's place in our Solar System. This course explores scientific explanations of our origin. It takes a detailed look into the stars to explain the universe. This course explains the Earth's interior and exterior systems. It explores the interconnections between the land, ocean, atmosphere, and life of our planet. These include the cycles of water, carbon, rock, and other materials that continuously shape, influence, and sustain Earth and its inhabitants.
More >>>Earth Space Science is a class studying Earth's place in the Solar System and the dynamics of Earth's interior and exterior systems.
More >>>Biology is the first course required in the Science sequence. Life processes are explored starting from the cell level, through genetics, and then discussing how living things interact in the world.
More >>>Biology is an inquiry-based course, based on a story line, that studies how life is organized into systems and cycles. Topics include: life processes, cell genetics, natural selection and ecology. This course satisfies a science lab requirement for state universities.
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