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  • Mission & Vision

    MISSION
    The Language Arts department at Meadowcreek High School is committed to a program of study where all students read, write, speak, listen, and think daily to improve their communication skills.  Our teachers provide students with explicit, intense instruction in reading and writing skills, targeting their activities to meet students’ learning needs, utilizing a range of experiences with a variety of texts, and employing the highest regarded research-based instructional practices to ensure that all students have the opportunity to grow as analytical readers, writers, and communicators of language.

    VISION
    All students will emerge from the Language Arts department with the literacy skills necessary to be stronger communicators, critical readers, and analytical thinkers, ready for full participation in the 21st century global post-secondary environment or the workplace, able to apply their skills to all contents and contexts, and eager to enjoy lifelong experiences with both the written and spoken word.

  • Courses

    Freshman LA Courses

    • Freshman Literature & Composition
    • Freshman Literature & Composition (Honors)
    • Freshman Literature & Composition (Gifted)
    • Reading & Writing

    Sophomore LA Courses

    • Sophomore Literature & Composition
    • Sophomore Literature & Composition (Honors)
    • Sophomore Literature & Composition (Gifted)
    • Reading & Writing

    Junior LA Courses

    • Junior Literature & Composition
    • Junior Literature & Composition (Honors)
    • Junior Literature & Composition (Gifted)
    • Reading & Writing
    • AP Language Arts
    • AP Language Arts (Accelerated)
    • AP Language Arts (Gifted)

    Senior LA Courses

    • Senior Literature & Composition
    • Senior Literature & Composition (Honors)
    • Senior Literature & Composition (Gifted)
    • Reading & Writing
    • English Dual Enrollment

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • Call on students to practice applying mathematical ways of thinking to real world issues and challenges.
    • Require students to develop a depth of understanding and ability to apply mathematics to novel situations, as college students and employees regularly are called to do.
    • Emphasize mathematical modeling, the use of mathematics and statistics to analyze empirical situations, understand them better, and improve decisions.
    • Identify the mathematics that all students should study in order to be college and career ready.

    Vision 

    • To develop students into confident and competent mathematical problem solvers who have a deep conceptual understanding of numbers, can compute, think critically, and communicate their thoughts and mathematical reasoning effectively to be successful and competitive in a global economy.

  • Courses

    Algebra Courses

    • Algebra I
    • Algebra I Strategies
    • Accelerated Algebra I
    • Algebra II

    Geometry Courses

    • Geometry
    • Geometry Strategies
    • Accelerated Geometry

    Calculus Courses

    • PreCalculus
    • Accelerated PreCalculus
    • Calculus
    • AP Calculus AB
    • AP Calculus BC

    Other Math Courses

    • Statistical Reasoning
    • AP Statistics
    • Advanced Mathematical Decision Making
    • Dual Enrollment

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    All students will obtain a comprehensive science program that will develop skills necessary to be competitive in a global society as they continue their education at the post-secondary level and/or enter the workforce.

    Vision:

    • Create an atmosphere that will promote lifelong learning that can compete in the global society.

    • Develop necessary skills to understand concepts applicable to everyday life.

    • Promote parent interaction with their children to encourage them to achieve greater heights. 

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • The Social Studies Department at Meadowcreek is driven to deliver the highest levels of instruction.  We are continually refining our skills and craft to provide students with a mix of cutting-edge instruction as well as tried and true strategies.  Our teachers provide clear, meaningful, research-based instruction to students of various learning abilities.  We are capable of eliciting emotions through complex text, video, and lecture which are responsible for lasting student connections and lifelong learning.

    Vision: 

    • It is the commitment of the Social Studies Department to ensure that all students are prepared to enter society well informed and capable of navigating the complexities of the modern world.  Students are challenged to solve problems through deciphering the past, analyzing the present and predicting the future on a daily basis.  Students are also prepared to succeed on high stakes testing which will bode well for them either entering college or processing information in the workplace.

  • Courses

    History Courses

    • U.S. History
    • World History
    • AP European History
    • AP U.S. History
    • AP World History
    • Dual Enrollment History

    Political Systems & Economics

    • Political Systems
    • Economics
    • AP Macroeconomics
    • AP Microeconomics

    Other Social Studies Courses

    • AP Psychology
    • AP U.S. Government & Politics

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • The Meadowcreek High School Special Education Department will work collaboratively with students, families, schools, and the community to enable special education students to make valuable contributions to themselves, their families, and their communities.

    Vision: 

    • All students with disabilities at Meadowcreek High School will participate in a challenging educational program designed to meet their unique needs that result in increased academic performance and preparation for employment, independent living, and success at the postsecondary level.

  • Courses

    Language Arts Courses

    • Freshman Literature & Composition
    • Sophomore Literature & Composition
    • Junior Literature & Composition
    • Senior Literature & Composition

    Mathematics Courses

    • Algebra I
    • Algebra I Strategies
    • Algebra II
    • Geometry
    • Advanced Mathematics Decision Making (AMDM)

    Science Courses

    • Biology
    • Chemistry
    • Physics
    • Forensics

    Social Studies Courses

    • U.S. History
    • World Geography
    • World History
    • Economics
    • Political Systems

    Other Courses

    • Careers I, II, III, IV
    • Affective Skills
    • Study Skills
    • SAT Prep

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • Ensure that Multi-Language Learners in Gwinnett County Public Schools achieve excellence by attaining proficiency in English and meeting or exceeding grade-level AKS in all content areas as quickly as possible.

    Vision:

    MLL students will graduate from GCPS with the knowledge and skills to be successful after high school, either continuing their education at the post-secondary level or entering the workforce. As problem solvers and communicators with an international perspective and 21st-century skills, they will contribute to the global competitiveness of our communities, county, and state. 

  • Courses

    MLL Courses

    • ESOL I
    • ESOL II
    • ESOL III
    • ESOL I Language
    • ESOL I Literature
    • Language Content Development

    Sheltered Courses

    • Communication Skills (Math)
    • Geometry
    • Algebra I
    • Earth Systems
    • Biology
    • World History
    • U.S. History

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • The mission statement and program philosophy for the Business Education Program at Meadowcreek High School is to promote and support an innovative educational environment where students can acquire knowledge and skills that will help them become productive citizens in the community and contribute to being lifelong learners.

    Vision: 

    • With GCPS’ Technical Education, students can:
      • Earn college credit
      • Earn industry certifications
      • Experience real-world application of your skills
      • Participate in competitions and community service
      • Gain critical soft skills
      • Develop a portfolio of your work
      • Explore exciting careers via internships and apprenticeships

  • Courses

    AP Computer Science

    • Introduction to Digital Technology 
    • AP Computer Science Principles
    • AP Computer Science

    Architectural Drawing and Design

    • Introduction to Drafting and Design 
    • Architectural Drawing and Design I
    • Architectural Drawing and Design II

    Audio-Video Technology and Film I

    • Audio and Video Technology and Film 
    • Audio-Video Technology and Film II
    • Audio-Video Technology and Film III

    Business and Technology

    • Introduction to Business and Technology
    • Business and Technology 
    • Business Communications 

    Computer Science

    • Introduction to Digital Technology
    • Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science Principles
    • AP Computer Science (Contact College Board for standards)

    Corrections Services

    • Introduction to Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security 
    • Criminal Justice Essentials 
    • Applications of Corrections 

    Culinary Arts

    • Introduction to Culinary Arts 
    • Culinary Arts I
    • Culinary Arts II 

    Early Childhood Care and Education I

    • Early Childhood Education I
    • Early Childhood Education II
    • Early Childhood Education III

    Engineering Drafting and Design

    • Introduction to Drafting and Design 
    • Survey of Engineering Graphics 
    • 3D Modeling and Analysis 

    Entrepreneurship

    • Introduction to Business and Technology 
    • Legal Environment of Business 
    • Entrepreneurship 

    Financial Services

    • Introduction to Business and Technology
    • Financial Literacy 
    • Banking, Investing and Insurance 

    Game Design

    • Introduction to Digital Technology
    • Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science Principles
    • Game Design: Animation and Simulation

    Graphic Design

    • Introduction to Graphics and Design 
    • Graphic Design and Production 
    • Advanced Graphic Design 

    JROTC

    • JROTC-AF Leadership 100
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 200
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 300
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 400

    Manufacturing

    • Foundations of Manufacturing and Materials Science 
    • Robotics and Automated Systems
    • Production Enterprises

    Marketing and Management

    • Marketing Principles
    • Marketing and Entrepreneurship   
    • Marketing Management 

    Mechatronics

    • Introduction to Mechatronics - DC Theory, Pneumatic Systems and Programmable Logic Controllers
    • AC Theory, Electric Motors and Hydraulic Systems 
    • Semiconductors, Mechanical Systems, and Pump and Piping Systems 

    Web Development

    • Introduction to Digital Technology
    • Computer Science Principles or AP Computer Science Principles
    • Web Development

    Work-Based Learning

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  • Mission & Vision

    MISSION

    Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.

    PURPOSE

    Instill in students the value of citizenship, service to the United States, personal responsibility, character, and a sense of accomplishment. To make the greatest positive impact on the lives of our cadets as possible. This is perfectly encapsulated in our motto: “Building Better Citizens for America.”

    VISION

    Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) will provide a quality citizenship, character, and leadership development program, while fostering enduring partnerships and relationships with high schools, educational institutions, and communities that help meet our citizen development mission.

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    JROTC

    • JROTC-AF Leadership 100 
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 200
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 300
    • JROTC-AF Leadership 400

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • The Fine Arts Department at Meadowcreek High School believes a student’s education is enriched by experiences in the arts; because of their interdisciplinary nature, the arts influence all areas of academic study. We believe an environment that acknowledges and empowers creative expression in its varied forms also fosters personal growth, maturity and responsibility. The courses in the Fine Arts Department teach flexibility, adaptation, and higher order thinking skills, which foster problem-solving, which is necessary for success in 21st century society. 

    Vision:

    • Our goal is to enable students to become well-rounded adults with a variety of skills that can apply beyond the classroom. We believe the arts provide an opportunity for lifelong learning and participants in the arts are among the best representatives of our school and community.

  • Courses

    Music Courses

    • Beginning Guitar 
    • Beginning Mixed Choral Ensemble
    • Beginning Music Technology
    • Beginning Piano
    • Intermediate Band
    • Intermediate Guitar
    • Intermediate Mixed Choral Ensemble
    • Intermediate Music Technology
    • Intermediate Orchestra
    • Intermediate Piano
    • Advanced Band
    • Advanced Mixed Choral Ensemble
    • Advanced Music Technology
    • Advanced Orchestra

    Photography Courses

    • Photography I
    • Photography II
    • Photography III

    Theatre Courses

    • Acting I
    • Acting II
    • Acting III
    • Theatre Fundamentals
    • Technical Theatre I

    Visual Arts Courses

    • Visual Art Comprehensive

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • The Health and Physical Education department at Meadowcreek High School is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to make decisions, become advocates of healthy living, and choose healthy behaviors for life. Our teachers provide research-based instructional practices coupled with a planned sequential curriculum implementing vocabulary and literacy development in health and physical education throughout the school year as necessary to nurture the development of a lifestyle that fosters and exemplifies good health and supports learning.

    Vision:

    • All students will acquire the Academic Knowledge and Skills (AKS) for Health and Physical Education necessary to be good stewards of their health and wellness now and in the future. The AKS embrace the State and National Health and Physical Educational standards and have been reviewed and validated by our educators and our community as an essential curriculum for Gwinnett County students.

  • Courses

    Physical Education Courses

    • Introduction to Team Sports
    • Personal Fitness
    • Physical Conditioning
    • Body Sculpting
    • Weight Training
    • Advanced Body Sculpting
    • Advanced Weight Training

    Health Courses

    • Health

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  • Mission & Vision

    Mission:

    • All students will emerge from the World Languages department with the skills necessary to communicate and make connections in the community.  

    Vision: 

    • Believing that language and communication are at the heart of the human experience and that we must educate students to be linguistically and culturally prepared to function as world citizens.

  • Courses

    Spanish Courses

    • Spanish 1
    • Spanish 1 Honors
    • Spanish 2
    • Spanish 2 Honors
    • Spanish 3
    • Spanish 3 Honors
    • Spanish for Native Speakers 1
    • Spanish for Native Speakers 2
    • Spanish for Native Speakers 3
    • AP Spanish Language

    French Courses

    • French 1
    • French 2
    • French 2 Honors
    • French 3 Honors
    • French 4
    • AP French