Republic High School Social Studies Department
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Social Studies Department Overview
The Social Studies program is constituted as an interdisciplinary curriculum, drawing on all of the social sciences. It seeks to establish understandings of U.S. institutions and world cultures (past and present) that will enhance personal citizenship and at the same time widen the students’ appreciation of a global society.Teacher Information
TEACHERS
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David Ashby
david.ashby@republicschools.org
- World History
Cheri Downs
cheri.downs@republicshools.org
- American History
Eric Hanson
eric.hanson@republicschools.org
- American Government
- AP Government
- Sociology
- US History 1865-Present
Cindy Mais
cindy.mais@republicschools.org
- Ancient History
- Psychology
- Psyschology Honors
- Sociology
- World History Honors
Max Martin
max.martin@republicschools.org
- American Government
Brandon Nelson
brandon.nelson@republicschools.org - American Government
- American History Honors
Eric Nolan
eric.nolan@republicschools.org - American History
Leisa Riggs
leisa.riggs@republicschools.org - American History
- World History
Layne Wilson
layne.wilson@republicschools.org - American History
- World History
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Specific Course Information
Graduation Requirements: American History or American History (H), World History or World History (H), American Government or AP American Government and Politics are all required for graduation
Prerequisites:
American History (H)- A- or greater in both semesters of 8th grade American History.
World History (H)- American History teacher permission, B- or greater in both semesters of American History Honors or A- or greater in both semesters of American History, and a Lexile score of 1200 (1150-1199 might be considered with teacher referral.
AP American Government and Politics- Minimum lexile score of 1200 (or score of 1150-1199 with teacher recommendation) and at least a B- or better in World History Honors or an A- in World History.
Ancient History (H)- 1185 Lexile score on the SRI test and a grade B or higher in previously required Social Studies classes.
Psychology (H)- Successful completion of Psychology (H0311) with a C or higher or instructor permission.
As required by the school district and the state of Missouri, all students must pass the US Constitution exam in order to graduate.