English 4 years History 2.5 years; specific levels and  geographic distribution Modern and Completion of a third-level course in  Classical Languages French, German, Latin, Mandarin, or  Spanish Science 2.5 years  Mathematics Geometry 2 and one course beyond  Algebra 2 Computer Studies Demonstrated proficiency Performing Arts, 10 credits, including 2 credits in Visual Arts each department Cocurricular 3 seasons each year for grades 9 –10; 2 seasons each year for grades 11–12 Health & Wellness Health and Wellness course in  grades 9–11 All students are expected to take a minimum of fourteen credits per semester with four major courses earning three credits each per semester. The maximum credit load is twenty credits per semester. In rare cases, a student is permitted to audit courses beyond the twenty-credit limit.

Major courses receive 3 credits per semester and entail three meetings per week plus outside preparation. Minor courses receive ½, 1, or 2 credits per semester and require proportionately less time in meetings and preparation. The minimum semester commitment is 14 credits with four majors. A moderate semester load is 16 or 17 credits, including four or five majors. The maximum semester commitment is 20 credits. Taking six majors requires permission of the Academic Dean. Grades are assigned on a scale of A+ to D–; a failing grade (E) receives no credit for the course. Grades are given only at the end of each semester. There is no published class ranking system, and no honors or prizes are awarded. At the midpoint and end of each semester, each teacher writes an evaluation of the student's work; copies are sent to the advisor and family. Only courses taken at Concord Academy after the freshman year are included in the student's grade-point average (GPA). Grades in courses taken for credit at other schools as part of semester or year programs are recorded on the Concord Academy transcript; however, grades earned at other schools are not included in the student's Concord Academy GPA. Concord Academy does not record the GPA on transcripts. 了解更多：http://www.concordacademy.org/academics/curriculum/credits-and-grades/index.aspx

Senior Projects：Early in the fall, seniors have the opportunity to apply for senior projects for the final spring term of their Concord Academy careers. These full-credit major courses, designed and proposed by the students themselves and approved by a faculty committee, allow seniors to pursue independent courses of study with an interdisciplinary or experiential component. Projects from recent years include: proof of concept construction of a tactile drawing interface for the blind an exploration of staging in Samuel Beckett’s plays from a mathematical perspective a study of Boston Common through photography and essay historical study of Isadora Duncan through the lens of feminism and dance performance an analysis of redevelopment in post Katrina New Orleans, Louisiana exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the study of children’s literature and writing a children’s book history of Moorish-Spain through its geometry and Islamic influence a documentary about the construction of the Quabbin Reservoir comparing New England raw milk dairy farms and gathering information for designing a future dairy farm construction of an urban garden for a women’s shelter All projects include a member of the faculty as advisor, and may include an advisor off campus as well. http://www.concordacademy.org/academics/senior-projects/index.aspx

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