Comprehensive Resource Guide for the Upcoming School YearAcademic Textbook List 2019
Introduction
Welcome to the official textbook list for the 2019 academic year. This document provides a detailed breakdown of required reading materials and resources for all grade levels. Please ensure that all textbooks are acquired prior to the start of the semester to facilitate a smooth learning experience. Publishers and editions are specified where applicable to ensure every student has the correct material.
Note: Please check specific course codes, as some advanced placement classes may have additional reading requirements not listed in the general core curriculum.
Mathematics
The mathematics curriculum focuses on building strong analytical foundations, ranging from introductory algebra to complex calculus.
| Course | Title | Author | Edition/Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algebra I | Elementary Algebra | Harold R. Jacobs | 2nd Edition | 978-0716710479 |
| Geometry | Geometry: Seeing, Doing, Understanding | Harold R. Jacobs | 3rd Edition | 978-0716743613 |
| Algebra II | Algebra and Trigonometry | Robert F. Blitzer | 6th Edition | 978-0134463216 |
| Pre-Calculus | Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus | James Stewart | 7th Edition | 978-1305071759 |
| Calculus AP | Calculus: Early Transcendentals | James Stewart | 8th Edition | 978-1285741550 |
Sciences
Science courses emphasize laboratory work, critical thinking, and understanding the fundamental laws of nature.
| Course | Title | Author | Edition/Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biology | Campbell Biology | Lisa A. Urry | 11th Edition | 978-0134093413 |
| Chemistry | Chemistry: The Central Science | Theodore E. Brown | 13th Edition | 978-0321910417 |
| Physics | Fundamentals of Physics | David Halliday | 10th Edition | 978-1118230718 |
| Environmental Science | Environment: The Science Behind the Stories | Jay H. Withgott | 6th Edition | 978-0134204888 |
English Language Arts
The English program fosters effective communication, literary analysis, and a lifelong appreciation for reading.
| Course | Title | Author | Edition/Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| English 9 | Language Network: Grammar, Writing, Communication | McDougal Littell | 2001 Edition | 978-0395967379 |
| English 10 | Elements of Literature | Holt Rinehart Winston | 5th Course | 978-0030520621 |
| English 11 | The American Tradition in Literature | George Perkins | 12th Edition | 978-0077239043 |
| AP Literature | The Norton Anthology of English Literature | Stephen Greenblatt | 9th Edition | 978-0393912524 |
Social Studies & History
Social studies courses explore historical events, geographical concepts, and civic responsibilities to create informed global citizens.
| Course | Title | Author | Edition/Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| World History | World History: Patterns of Interaction | Roger B. Beck | 2012 Edition | 978-0547491127 |
| US History | The Americans: Reconstruction to the 21st Century | Gerald A. Danzer | 2012 Edition | 978-0547491158 |
| Economics | Economics: Principles, Problems, and Policies | Campbell R. McConnell | 20th Edition | 978-0073511447 |
| Government | American Government: Roots and Reform | Karen O'Connor | 2014 Edition | 978-0205966103 |
Additional Supplies
Aside from the textbooks listed above, students are required to have the following general supplies for all courses:
- Bound composition notebooks (at least 3)
- Loose-leaf paper (college ruled)
- Pens (blue and black ink)
- Pencils (No. 2)
- Graphing calculator (recommended TI-84 Plus for math courses)
