College in High School Sociology

College in High School (CHS) Sociology is a one-semester course offered in partnership with Robert Morris University. Open to students in grades 9-12, the course will introduce students to the study of society and society's problems. Students will gain a better understanding of themselves and their social world. This will include basic concepts of sociology, such as culture, society, groups, relationships, gender roles, adolescence, family and marriage patterns, and social movements. Sociology seeks to describe, explain, and possibly predict various aspects of social life, particularly how the groups and the society of which we are a part influence our lives and how we in turn may bring about changes in our times. Students will be required to participate in class group activities, class discussions and investigate current social issues. Though not required, students have the opportunity, for a fee, to earn college credits while still in high school. 

**Pending School Board approval, this course will be offered as a College in High School course for 2025-26.**