History Credit (required for all students, 8th grate and High School)
This class will meet twice a week.
Washington State History is a class that explores the historical, geographical, political, economic, and cultural development of Washington State. Students will study the Native American tribes of the region, European and American exploration, early settlements, territorial expansion, statehood, and key events that have shaped Washington’s growth. The course also covers industries such as timber, fishing, and technology, as well as contemporary issues affecting the state. Emphasis is placed on understanding the role of government, civic engagement, and Washington’s place in the broader history of the United States.
To receive credit for this class, you must complete all assigned readings , turn in all notes, complete short question exercises, and projects.