Social Studies
JFK students will be engaged in rigorous, accessible, relevant, and inclusive social studies inquiry that utilizes primary sources--including multiple perspectives from historically marginalized voices--to develop their capacity to think critically, read closely, communicate clearly, and take action to improve their community, country, and world.
Courses:
- Honors U.S. History
- Honors NSL Government
- Honors Modern World History
- AP Government
- AP U.S. History
- AP World
- AP Psychology
- IB History 1 and 2
- IB Social Anthropology (SL course)
- IB Social and Cultural Anthropology (HL course)
- IB Economics
- IB Global Politics
- Latin American History
- Women Studies
- African American Studies
- International Human Rights
- Law
- APIDA Studies
- Personal Finance