History

In history classes at EHS, students become active participants and change agents in their community, nation, and world. With increasing rigor and a high level of support, courses build abilities in close reading of significant historical sources, engaging discussions and debates of critical social issues, and student-directed writing, research, and collaborative project skills. Our faculty use a variety of multimedia approaches to bring historical concepts alive, deepen student inquiry, and empower students to use their knowledge of the past and their understanding of the present to contribute to a more equitable future.

Course Offerings Grades 9-12

World History: The Age of Revolutions to the Cold War Era 

United States History I: Race, Resistance, and Reparations

United States History I: Foundations of Democracy

United States History II: Social Movements in Modern America

Civics in Action

Global Sustainability, Rights, and Justice

AP United States Government and Politics