Mathematics

Algebra 1: Builds foundational skills in solving equations, graphing linear relationships, and developing mathematical reasoning.

Algebra 2: Expands algebraic concepts through functions, systems, polynomials, and real-world problem solving.

Geometry: Explores shapes, proofs, measurement, and spatial reasoning through hands-on and analytical learning.

Precalculus: Prepares students for advanced mathematics through study of functions, trigonometry, and mathematical modeling.

Trades Math: Applies practical mathematics used in skilled trades, construction, and technical careers.

Consumer Math: Develops everyday math skills including budgeting, taxes, banking, and responsible spending.

Personal Finance: Teaches financial literacy, including saving, credit, investing, and long-term financial planning.

English Language Arts

English 1: Strengthens reading comprehension, writing fundamentals, grammar, and vocabulary development.

English 2: Builds analytical reading and writing skills through literature, research, and communication activities.

English 3: Focuses on American literature, critical analysis, and persuasive and informational writing.

English 4: Prepares students for postsecondary success through advanced literature, writing, and communication.

Writing Workshop: Provides targeted support to improve writing fluency, organization, revision, and expression.

Senior Seminar: Guides seniors through transition planning, postsecondary readiness, research, and presentation skills.

Social Studies

World History: Examines global civilizations, cultures, movements, and events that shaped the modern world.

American History: Studies the political, social, and economic development of the United States.

African American History: Explores the history, achievements, and contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history.

US Government: Introduces the structure and function of government, citizenship, and civic responsibility.

Economics: Examines economic principles, markets, decision-making, and personal economic choices.

Geography: Investigates physical and human geography and their impact on communities and nations.

Science

Physical Science: Introduces fundamental concepts in chemistry, physics, and scientific inquiry.

Biology: Explores living organisms, ecosystems, genetics, and life processes.

Environmental Science: Examines environmental issues, sustainability, and the relationship between people and natural systems.

Anatomy and Physiology: Studies the structure and function of the human body and its systems.

Forensics: Applies scientific methods to crime scene investigation and evidence analysis.

Academic Support & Literacy

Small Reading Groups: Provides targeted reading instruction in a small-group setting to strengthen literacy skills.

Individual Wilson Reading (for qualifying students): Offers intensive, individualized Wilson Reading instruction for students requiring specialized decoding and literacy support.

Our Approach

Wyncote Academy's Upper School curriculum promotes academic growth, critical thinking, literacy development, and real-world readiness. Through small class sizes, individualized instruction, and targeted interventions, students receive the support necessary to build confidence and achieve their goals.