Available Courses

• Fund. Of Catholic Morality

  • Teacher: Bernard Kilcullen

  Fund. Of Catholic Morality
• Theology V

  • Teacher: Bernard Kilcullen

  This is a one-term class offering for the eleventh grade.This course examines current moral questions and the appropriate teachings of the Church through use of argumentative essays.The primary consideration of the course center on social issues that envelope our culture.Students form the ability to offer reasons and evidence in support of their moral decision process in response to the social issues.Through research, the development of arguments, and class discussions the students will possess the proper orientation for forming their lives as faithful men and leaders in society.

• The Self in Literature

  • Teacher: Laura Montgomery

  Please check Moodle nightly.
  
• Montgomery--Form 2 English

  • Laura Austin Montgomery: Laura Montgomery

  I hope Moodle is a help to you.
  
• Geography I
• Algebra II

  • Teacher: Jan Poth
• French 5A

  • Teacher: Mlle. Swigelson
• French 3A

  • Teacher: Linda Shore
• AP French

  • Teacher: Mlle. Swigelson
• French 4

  • Teacher: Mlle. Swigelson
• French 3

  • Teacher: Mlle. Swigelson
• French 2

  • Teacher: Mlle. Swigelson
• Spanish VI

  • Teacher: Kevin O?Connell
• AP Biology

  • Mr. Wenger: Jake Wenger

  Advanced Placement Biology is a college level course.
  The text this course will use is "Biology" by Campbell & Reece (8th edition AP edition).
  This course will take an in-depth look at general Biology and cover the AP syllabus.
  It will require 1 hour of homework each weeknight.
  There will be 3 test a term. One first term exam and one third term exam.
  
  
  
• Form 6 Environmental Science

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger

  This course will be a systematic study of our environment(the place we live). It is an interdisciplinary course. It integrates the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities. We will learn about what we know and what we are trying to learn about the biosphere.
• Form II Health

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger
• Form 6 Astronomy

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger

  Form 6 Astronomy
  In this course we will be looking at Earth's place in the Universe. Starting with our location in the solar system and moving out into the Universe. We will discover how we see the rest of the Universe and what we see.
  
• Form 3 Honor Biology

  • Mr. J. Wenger: Jake Wenger

  Form 3 Honor Biology
  HONORS BIOLOGY 2011-2012
  INSTRUCTOR: MR. J. WENGER
  TEXT: Modern Biology by Postlethwait and Hopson
  
  Biology is the study of life. So we will be looking at all forms of life and how they work. It is a hard course and requires a great deal of reading and note taking. It is also an exciting and extremely interesting course. The investigations should teach you things that will make your life richer and help explain life.
  
• Form 2 Science Astronomy

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger

  Form 2 Science Astronomy 2010-2011
  Test Science: Explorer Astronomy
  Instructor: Jake Wenger
  
  In Astronomy will take a look at the heavens. We will start by studying the Earth, Moon, and Sun. Other topics will include the solar system, the stars, the galaxies, and the Universe.
• Form 1 Science Aquatic Ecology

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger

  Form 1 Science Aquatic Ecology 2010-2011
  Texts: Science Binder, Conservation Booklet
  Instructor Mr. Wenger
  
  In the first term of Science we will be studying Ecology. Ecology incorporates many scientific disciplines. These include Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Physics. We will take a closer at Missouri Ecosystems and concentrate on Aquatic Ecology, by studying the Priory Pond.
  
• Senior Science Seminar

  • Jake Wenger: Jake Wenger

  Senior Science Seminar
• Classical Civ

  • Teacher: Augustine Wetta

  We will spend the first half of our year studying Homer's Iliad, and then move on to later Greek and Roman works, including Oedipus Rex, Lysistrata, The Bacchae, Pseudolus, and others. If the class is exceptional, we may choose to read The Odyssey as well. In addition, we will read and analyze modern commentaries on these ancient works, including Simone Weil, Hans Urs Von Balthazar, Rachel Bespaloff, Sigmund Freud, Friedrich Nietzche, and others.
• Form 1 Science Project (Fr Linus)

  • Teacher: Fr Linus

  Fr Linus' Library Science Project
• Form 1 Science Project (Mr. Wenger)

  • Teacher: Jake Wenger

  Mr. Wenger's Library Science Project.
• Form 1 Science Project (Mr. Oberle)

  • Teacher: Kyle Oberle

  Mr. Oberle's Library Science Project.
• Latin I

  • Teacher: Thomas Carroll

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	Teachers Training by Andrea Nunziante - Wednesday, 17 February 2010, 08:34 AM
	Starting in the last week of February we will begin having training classes for all teachers that are interested in using Moodle in their class. If you are interested in participating please let Mr Nunziante know by email at: anun@priory.org