8th Grade Electives

         7th Grade Electives

         6th Grade Electives

   7th & 8th Grade Learning Academy Pathways

   Toll's Elective Course Catalog

  CTE After School Classes

6th Grade Exploratory Wheels - 24-25 Students will rotate through the wheels each quarter (every 10 weeks). 

Choir- Ms. Estep: Choir offers a variety of musical experiences and offers students a chance to develop an overall appreciation of music and the ability to be a music consumer. Students will discover new forms of music as well as a brief unit of music history and performance.  

Pop Culture- Mr. Lopez: Students will be introduced to various people, places, events, film, music, sports, technology, and nuances of everything we as individuals have experienced over the last 40 years. Students will explore the idea of why this era is still relevant to today's times. 

Art- Ms. Perez: Students will be introduced to traditional art and concepts including: drawing, composition, design, lettering, the elements of design, color theory, critical thinking, and Art History. 

Exploring Spanish- Dr. Capdevila: Students will be exposed to beginner’s language: vocabulary, basic communication, reading
and writing, and strong exposure to the cultures of the target language. The emphasis will be on enjoying learning a new language and setting a foundation for future language classes.

Geography- Mr. Doolittle: TBD

Mr. Garcia: TBD

Ms. Mirzayan: TBD

Ms. Rogers: TBD

7th/8th Grade Exploratory Wheels - 24-25

Exploring Physics- Ms. Bryan: This class is following the maker movement model whose goal is to encourage more students to get creative and make things. Students will learn basic construction skills and finish the semester by making their own project. 

World Arts- Ms. De Luna: Students will explore cultural diversity as they complete art projects, watch films, read articles, and explore websites to analyze global topics. 

Creative Writing- Ms. Rossi: Students will focus on learning about how to write creatively. At the beginning of the semester, students will learn about different types of poetry and poetry terms. In the second part of the semester, students will work on elements of plot development and short story writing. 

Exploring Spanish- Mr. Barrios: Students will be exposed to beginner’s language: vocabulary, basic communication, reading
and writing, and strong exposure to the cultures of the target language. The emphasis will be on enjoying learning a new language and setting a foundation for future language classes.

Skills for Success- Ms. Pakradouni: This class focuses on social-emotional learning and introduces students to a variety of academic and life skills through collaborative, constructive, and experiential lessons and activies. These skills include- communication, organization, planning time, studying, and test-taking, just to name a few!