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World History

European History

United States History

Constitutional History of the                United States

Seminar in Historical Research             and Writing

AP U.S. History

AP U.S. Government

Advanced Placement Psychology

 

What can the past teach you about today or tomorrow? The study of history helps you interpret the world. When you see the big picture of the events, politics, art, religion, literature, and life of the past, you'll have a better grasp of the present and future.

In every history course, we encourage students to think and ask questions like an historian: creatively, imaginatively, and with intellectual rigor. We emphasize student-centered discussion, close reading of primary sources, analytical thinking, and independent research.

The program covers United States, European, and world history, including voices often not considered in traditional approaches to the subject.

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Our history teachers: Scott Culclasure, holds a Ph.D. and is a National Board Certified Teacher in History and Social Studies. Before coming to AHA, he coordinated the International Baccalaureate program in a Greensboro public high school. (IB is a prestigious, rigorous college preparatory program in more than 90 countries.)

Dr. Steve Kee, founding Dean of Academics and former director of IB programs, brings his background as a missionary and teacher from around the world to the Academy.

Charles Newell, department chair, brings fire and life to the Civil War and Southern history, areas he studied in depth while a graduate student at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro.
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