Courses Offered by LCPA
LCPA has the highest graduation requirements in the state, setting high standards and expectations that all students will complete 220 credits including the University of California system’s entrance requirements (commonly called the A-G requirements) in order to earn a high school diploma. “A-G” requires students to take a rigorous course of study, which includes three years of college preparatory math through algebra II, three years of college preparatory science, including two lab sciences, and two years of a foreign language.
History (Subject Area A):
- World History
- US History
- US Government
- Economics
- Ethnic Studies
- AP World History
- AP US History
- AP US Government
English (Subject Area B):
- English Language Development
- Expository Reading and Writing
- English 9
- English 10
- English 11
- English 12
- Honors English
- AP English Language
- AP English Literature
Mathematics (Subject Area C):
- Integrated Math I
- Integrated Math II
- Integrated Math III
- Pre-Calculus
- AP Calculus
Sciences (Subject Area D):
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Forensics
- AP Environmental Science
Foreign Language/Spanish (Subject Area E):
- Spanish for Native Speakers 1
- Spanish for Native Speakers 2
- Spanish for Native Speakers 3
- AP Spanish Language
- AP Spanish Literature
Visual and Performing Arts (Subject Area F):
- Photography
- Music
- Folklorico
- Drama
Electives and Enrichments (Subject Area G):
- Journalism
- Conflicts in the Modern World
- Student Government
- College Readiness
- Intramural
- Response to Intervention
- PSAT/SAT Prep
Early University Program1
- COMM 10: Interpersonal Communication
- PSYCH 001: General Psychology
Other
- Physical Education