Government and Economics

Government

This course provides an opportunity to study in depth the foundation of the United States political system; to analyze the political institutions, processes, and values of the system; to analyze the structure and functions of the government on local, state, and federal levels; and to study the major documents which include the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and the Federalist Papers.  United States Government is also available as an Advanced Placement course.  For more information on United States Government AP contact Trey Brown.

                       

Economics

This course provides opportunities for students to study basic principles concerning production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services.  Content builds an understanding of the essential components and benefits of the free enterprise system.  Students study such concepts as scarcity, economic interdependence, the market system, prices, economic stability, and growth.  They examine the role of government in the American economic system, and explore selected aspects of international economic systems.  Economics is also available as an Advanced Placement course.  For more information on Economics AP contact Trey Brown.
 

 COURSE OFFERINGS

FACULTY BACKGROUND AND E-MAIL

SOCIAL STUDIES HOME PAGE

STUDENTS IN ACTION