Social Science

Description:

As per a dictionary definition, social science is:

1. The study of human society and of individual relationships in and to society.

1. A scholarly or scientific discipline that deals with such study, generally regarded as including sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, political science, and history.

The Social Science Department at Concord High School is composed of dedicated teachers who prepare their students for success in their future endeavors through the skills and curriculum learned in our courses. We focus on developing the three “R’s” in our classrooms at all times, Rigor, Relevance and Relationships. Through this approach we feel that students will not only master the content of each course, but take away valuable life-sills that can be used across disciplines. We offer 4 required graduation courses and two electives as follows:

            10^th Grade: AP World History and College Prep World History

            11^th Grade: Honors US History and College Prep US History

            12^th Grade: AP Economics, Honors Government, College Prep Economics and College Prep Government

            Electives: Sociology/Psychology, AP Sociology/Psychology

Committees and Clubs:

Department Member	Committees/Clubs
Ryan Clason	District ABI Instructor, Technology Integrated Leader
Matt Harrod	This is my 15th year here at Concord High School as both a teacher and Head Baseball Coach.  I thoroughly enjoy working with our students and staff on a daily basis. Getting the opportunity to spread my passion for learning is something that drives me everyday!
Jeff Schiebler

Accolades:

Department Member	Accolades
Ryan Clason	MA in Education (Leadership and Administration), MA in Teaching
Matt Harrod	MS in Education: Online Teaching and Learning
Jeff Schiebler

Links to Class Websites

Department Member	Links to Class Websites
Ryan Clason	https://sites.google.com/site/clasonhistory/
Matt Harrod
Jeff Schiebler

 

Essential Learning Outcomes

World History

AP World History

US History

AP US History

US Government

Economics

AP Economics

Psychology

Sociology

AP Psychology