History
Using imaginative and creative approaches to studying history, we’ll help you make sense of past events, ideas and people to discover history’s relevance to the world today.
Our inclusive curriculum is designed to expose you to various historical interpretations, fostering open-mindedness, respect for opposing points of view, and sensitivity to the world’s complexity. We value your perspective and believe in the power of diverse viewpoints.
Our program is designed to not just teach you history, but to inspire personal growth and development. We’ll encourage you to think critically and articulate your ideas with clarity. We’ll introduce you to historical research and documentation, and foster your ability to work independently and collaboratively through individual and group projects.
Our program stands out with its unique learning experiences. We offer advanced placement courses in U.S. History, U.S. Government, European History and Art History. Our Asian Studies Signature Experience is a one-of-a-kind opportunity that allows you to experience complete cultural immersion through research, language and travel.
Ultimately, as you delve into how the past informs the present and future, you’ll gain a profound understanding of the complexity of our rapidly changing world. This knowledge will empower you to navigate the future with wisdom and insight.
History Course Offerings
- AP Art History
- AP European History
- AP United States Government
- AP United States History
- Comparative Religious History: Tradition, Culture, and Practice
- History & Politics of Sport
- Humanities
- Modern Global History
- Modern Global History: Global Migration in the 20th Century
- Modern Global History: New Countries, New Problems
- Modern Global History: The Cold War Era (1945-1991)
- Modern Global History: The Middle East
- Modern India
- Modern Irish History
- Pirates! Empire & Commerce in the Age of Buccaneers, Marauders & Corsairs
- Politics, Parties & Elections
- Race, Ethnicity and Migration
- South Africa – Mandela’s Legacy
- The Vietnam War & Its Aftermath
- United States History
- United States History: A Pop Culture History of America
- United States History: Propaganda & Protest
- World War I
chart your course
The possibilities are (almost) endless. Download the History Curriculum Pathway to guide your academic journey from beginning to end.
download the pdfMy number-one priority is to help my students become critical consumers of information and consider the credibility of the content they consume.”
OUR FACULTY
Alison Hogarth
M.A., California State University, Los Angeles
Lynn Berrettoni
M.A., Rutgers University
Benjamin Bickford
History Teacher
Head Coach, Boys Varsity Golf
M.A., Rutgers University
Austin Frank
Head Coach, Varsity Wrestling
Peter McClellan
Assistant Coach, Boys Varsity Baseball
M.A.T., Fairleigh Dickinson
Jacob Simpson
Assistant Coach, Boys Junior Varsity Soccer
Sarah Somers
M.A., The Catholic University of America
Morgan Spivey
B.A., Davidson College
Robert Toste
Assistant Coach, Boys Varsity Basketball
B.A., Hamilton College
Erik Treese
Head Coach, Boys Varsity Baseball
M.A., Villanova University
Amanda Vos Strache
Head Coach, Girls Varsity Lacrosse and Assistant Coach, Girls Varsity Field Hockey
B.A., Stanford University