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Science
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Brian Wood - Department Chair
720-886-6706
bwood@cherrycreekschools.org- The science program at Grandview High School is designed to develop scientifically literate students. Students are taught to gather and use scientific information to understand the world, expand thinking, and solve problems. They will learn to use the basic tools of scientific inquiry including scientific instruments, mathematics, technology, references, and reasoning. Our science program helps students apply the process of scientific inquiry to understand and study the natural world.
We encourage all of our students to take four years of science. The variety in course offerings will allow students to choose options ranging from semester electives to the AP sciences.
The science program at Grandview is divided into three sequences, each differing in the level of rigor. All sequences address the State Standards within the first two years. Students interested in science as a career option should consider taking courses in the Advanced Placement sequence that allow them to take 2-3 AP science classes. Due to the importance of mathematics in describing and measuring scientific events, placement in mathematics courses is important when deciding appropriate science placement. The flow chart below is only an overview, movement to a more rigorous sequence in future years is possible once the appropriate science and mathematical knowledge and skills have been obtained. Please refer to the ‘science course descriptions’ to obtain more details regarding math requirements, specific timing of courses offered, and other pertinent guidelines. - Science Courses 2022 - 2023
Summer Review:
AP Chemistry Summer Review
- The science program at Grandview High School is designed to develop scientifically literate students. Students are taught to gather and use scientific information to understand the world, expand thinking, and solve problems. They will learn to use the basic tools of scientific inquiry including scientific instruments, mathematics, technology, references, and reasoning. Our science program helps students apply the process of scientific inquiry to understand and study the natural world.
Science Faculty
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Colleen Campos
Colleen Campos
720-886-6563
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Teri Christensen
Teri Christensen 720-886-6649
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Carolyn Crapo
Carolyn Crapo 720-886-6676
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Brian Criner
Brian Criner 720-886-6562
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Carly Fahl
Carly Fahl 720-886-6551
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Rob Graham
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Cole Hardy
Cole Hardy 720-886-6693
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Bill Hays
Bill Hays 720-886-6678
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Matt Horan
Matt Horan 720-886-6639
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Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson 720-886-6556
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Kevin Levy
Kevin Levy 720-886-6560
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Mary MacDermott
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Brett Manning
Brett Manning 720-886-6559
bmanning@cherrycreekschools.org
Biology Presentation - Teamed with Heather Rhiannon
Biology Presentation - Not teamed
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Brad Newman
Brad Newman 720-886-6776
bnewman3@cherrycreekschools.org
CP Physical Science Presentation
Physical Science Presentation - Teamed with Stef Jones
Physical Science Presentation - Teamed with Jared Neale
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James Pembrook
James Pembrook 720-886-6824
jpembrook3@cherrycreekschools.org