Please click here to view the 2025-26 Summer Course Work for Math, Science and Social Studies.
Mathematics
While we encourage any student who would like to work on a summer packet to do so, we require all students who had an appeal approved to do a summer packet and give it to their math teacher during the first week of the new school year.
Science
Click the links below to find this year's Summer Assignments for Science.
Social Studies
AP United States History:
In preparation for next year's study of US History, there is an OPTIONAL summer assignment: read and take notes on the first five chapters of the American Pageant. Stop by room 207 to pick up a copy of the readings. During the summer, copies will be available at the front desk of the main office.
AP World History: Modern – Summer Reading Assignment
Welcome to AP World History: Modern! To set the stage for our year-long exploration of global history from 1200 CE to the present, this summer reading project is designed to build a strong foundation in both historical thinking and global context.
Part One of the assignment introduces you to key themes in world history through the first section of The Origins of the Modern World by Robert Marks. This reading offers a thought-provoking look at the global forces—environmental, economic, and political—that shaped the transition to the modern era. As you read, you’ll be asked to consider how Mark's challenges traditional Eurocentric narratives and frames global interactions from a more interconnected perspective. Be sure to take detailed notes on the reading, as these will be essential for class discussions and assignments at the start of the year.
Part Two focuses on the world's major belief systems—Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. You’ll complete comparison charts to analyze their core beliefs, practices, and historical development. You’ll also trace the geographic diffusion of each religion through a series of historical maps, helping you build essential spatial awareness and see how ideas spread across regions and time.
Together, these two components will prepare you to dive into the AP curriculum with critical context, global awareness, and historical literacy.