REPRESSION, REBELLION, REBIRTH

An analysis of the component elements of the American, French, English and Russian Revolutions.

CONTEMPORARY & HISTORICAL CHARACTER STUDIES IN AMERICAN LIFE

An evaluation of effective societal change through a study of famous Americans.

"BLACK GHETTO" (Core: English & Social Studies)

Historical development of Black people through a study of Black Culture.

CRISIS SEMINAR

Historical development of current world problems.

GOVERNMENT, CITY STRUCTURE AND POLITICS

In depth participatory study of local government.

"THE RELIGIOUS MAN"

Comparative religion.

"CONSUMER"

An evaluation of consumer problems through a study of research technique, buying patterns, consumer trends.

UP THE HIGH SCHOOL AND DOWN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

An analysis of current responses to recent problems in education.

ENCOUNTER

Survey of group technique with particular reference to methods of small-group therapy.

SCAPEGOAT: STUDY OF THE NATURE OF PREDJUDICE

Psychological study of causes and impact of racial prejudice.

CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY

Growth and development of the human personality from childhood through adolescence.

PSYCHOLOGY

General survey of introductory psychology.

TOPICAL STUDIES IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION

In-depth study of historical developments of selected world problems.

TOPICAL STUDIES IN AMERICAN HISTORY

Topical study of historical political, social and economic development of the United States.

CURRENT EVENTS SEMINAR

Critical interpretation of current events through utilization of magazines and newspapers.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT AMERICAN HISTORY

Techniques of research, writing and the understanding of conflicting interpretations of historical fact will be stressed. (AB exam will determine granting of college credit.)

CONTEMPORARY BOOKS SEMINAR

Discussion of contemporary fiction.

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS

Comparative analysis of worldwide revolutionary movements of past 40 years.

BLACK FOLKS HAVE A HISTORY TOO

To provide an understanding of the contributions of Blacks to the development of Anerican Society.

BLACK POETRY SEMINAR (English and Social Studies)

To develop an awareness of the contributions of Black poets.

PERSONALITY THEORY SEMINAR

To develop a concept of personality through a study of the works of major theorists.

SOCIOLOGY

Introductory survey course in the dynamics of social change and the structure of groups.

SOCIOLOGY: Topical Problems

The study of community dynamics through active involvement.

SCHOOL AS A SYSTEM

To study through observatory writings of educational thinkers as John Dewey, interviews and discussions, the nature of the school system and to determine its effectiveness.

LANGUAGE AND REALITY

To study how language influences our perception of the world and to determine the language "environments" of politics, black-white relationship, science, (etc.)

MEDIA ECOLOGY

Impact of media on societal relations.

WRITE ON

Creative writing.

IMAGES OF MODERN MAN
IMAGES OF THE FUTURE

Study of contemporary literature.

"BLACK GHETTO"

Historical development of Black people through a study of Black Culture.

20th CENTURY AMERICAN HUMOR

Study of humor in American literature.

THEATRE WORKSHOP

An understanding of the elements of drama through readings, acting and staging.

BASIC ELEMENTS OF FILM PRODUCTION

Fundamentals 0f motion picture production including scripting, direction, editing, cinematography.

GREAT BOOKS

To examine works of world literature that have contemporary relevance, including Homer, DuBois, Swift, Gulliver, Thoreau, Keats, Marx.

NEWSPAPER

To produce a weekly newspaper, The First I. To investigate community issues; to examine the journalistic quality of the national media.

SHAKESPEARE

To discuss, through a study of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, the contemporary themes inherent in Elizabethan drama.

DRAMA

Discussions of modern drama.

Curriculum offerings arc taken either in small-group instruction within the 31 program or in the traditional high school, as best suits needs of individual students.

CERAMICS

Introductory and advanced clay sculpture and pottery. Included will be an introduction to glaze chemistry.

PRINTMAKING WORKSHOP

Study of the lithographic process. An introduction to printmaking techniques and methods of reproducing an image.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FINE ARTS INSTRUCTION

To study techniques of increasing the creative awareness of elementary school students.

PAINTING

To develop an understanding of painting techniques through a utilization of a variety of media.

THE ME NOBODY KNOWS

To represent visually the inner mind through drawing, painting, sculpture and graphics.

MINI COMMERCIAL

To study advertising layout and design.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Picture taking, film development, layout and design.

FILM-MAKING

Film-making, editing and composition.

LEATHER AND SILVER CRAFT

Techniques of handling leather and silver, utilizing services of community artisans.

METAL SCULPTURE

THEATRE WORKSHOP

An understanding of the elements of drawing through reading, acting and staging.

FASHION, ILLUSTRATION & PHOTOGRAPHY

Basic aspects of fashion illustration in relation to advertising.

ARCHITECTURE

Fundamental knowledge of basic of architecture.

GEOMETRY

Investigation of Euclidean geometry.

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

Techniques in programming, using the BASIC LANGUAGE.

ABSTRACT ALGEBRA

Theory of groups, rings and fields.

MATH SEMINAR

Advanced math curriculum, including theory of functions, logic, calculus, non-Euclidean geometry, set theory, probability.

ALGEBRA AND TRIGINOMETRY

BASIC MATH

Remedial math.

LOGIC AND OTHER GAMES

An investigation of mathematical logic through a study of probability.

MATH AND MUSIC

To investigate the importance of mathematics in the philosophy, forms and styles of music.

SELECTED TOPICS IN MATH SEMINAR

Individualized math program. Prerequisite: Math 11 or equivalent. This seminar will investigate topics of interest to the group from their experiences in former courses or through independent readings. An independent study project will be required of each participant.

BIOLOGY

An examination of some of the basic life functions common to all living things.

CHEMISTRY

A study of the basic chemical principles which regulate and determine the nature of materials, both living and non-living.

ADVANCED BIOLOGY

A study of heredity, radiation, biology, microbiology, chemistry and the physics of ecology.

"SPECIAL TOPICS" SEMINAR IN BIOLOGY

Topics selected will be of contemporary interest. Social, moral and historical aspects will be considered.

BIOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL RESEARCH

Individualized projects utilizing community institutions.

PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE

To study the psychological changes occurring during exercise.

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR - "WE ARE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER ANIMALS, AREN'T WE"

FROM ORGANISMS TO CELLS

Biology courses emphasizing behavioral characteristics and development of cellular organisms.

HOSPITAL

Science oriented study of standard medical procedures, utilizing hospital facilities.

ASTRONOMY

Study of astronomy, through use of planetarium.

All students meet State requirements in Physical Education.

DISEASE, DEFORMITY AND DESPAIR

A study of basic health education.

An important aspect of the 3I program is the aspect of service. Community involvement in any real sense means living, working, serving, and benefiting from the city in which we live.

PRE-KINDERGARTEN SERVICE

Students will assist the teachers in the Pre-K classes in The New Rochelle School system.

OPEN-CORRIDOR SERVICE

Students may serve in the "Open-Corridors" program in the elementary schools.

HOSPITAL

An opportunity to learn and be of service in the New Rochelle Medical Center General health and modern hospital procedure will be taught.

DIAL-HELP

A community program offering students the opportunity to assist and learn through the techniques of Dial-Help.

DISCUSSION AND READINGS TO OLD PEOPLE AND THE BLIND

PROJECT WORK WITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

3-I'S School Store

A store offering a variety of items for sale and display. Art students may use the store as a visual means of expression.

NEW YORK

To investigate aspects of megalopolis living.

ARCHEOLOGY

General Survey course.

BODY LANGUAGE

A story of non-verbal communication.

GOURMET COOKING

BAHAI RELIGION

MODERN & FOLK DANCE

NEEDLECRAFT AND SEWING