1. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella1 Mahopac Advanced Placement Chemistry Program

2. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella2 Mahopac Basic Science Course Objectives Curriculum that challenges and enhances student abilities Allow students to apply their math and verbal skills to solve problems in the science realm Place the students into a learning environment that entices the students interest in science

3. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella3 Science Success Pathways (Earth Science R) Regents Level Earth Science Honors Level Biology Earth Science Workshop AP Environmental 9H Regents Level Living Environment Honors Level Chemistry Honors Level Physics AP Chemistry DBL Period AP Algebra Based Physics AP Biology SUPA Forensics Seniors only SUPA Chem Seniors only Regents Level Chemistry Regents Level Physics Living Environment Workshop Earth's Fury Environmental Water Quality AP Environmental EMT Science Seniors Only AP Calculus Based Grade 7 Science Student

4. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella4 Student Profile Highly Motivated Sophomore Advanced Math Skills Advanced Reading Skills Advanced Technology Skills

5. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella5 Four Courses Into One Applied Mathematics Applied Physics Regents Curriculum Advanced Placement Chemistry Curriculum Two 42 Minute periods of science everyday

6. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella6 Development of Advanced Data Acquisition Skills Vernier and Computer Data Acquisition Statistical Analysis

7. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella7 Development of Advanced Analytical Chemistry Technique Organic Synthesis Separation Techniques

8. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella8 Quantitative Analysis Analytical Techniques State of the art Measuring tools

9. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella9 Spectrophotometric Techniques Ultra-violet and Visible Spectroscopy Infra Red Spectroscopy

10. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella10 Mahopac Student Outcomes Advanced Science Skills SAT II Chemistry SUPA Chemistry Mastery NYS Regents Chemistry Scores Advanced Placement Chemistry Exam ( 64, 000 + )

11. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella11 Comparison of Students Typical Students Taking AP Exam Advanced High School Juniors who are in their fourth year of High School Math Have Taken Four Years of Accelerated High School Science Courses College Students Senior High School Elective Mahopac Student Mostly Sophomores Second Year of HS Honors Math Students have taken only one AP Exam

12. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella12 Students Receiving 4 or Higher on AP Chem Exam

13. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella13 Students Receiving 3 or Higher on AP Chem Exam

14. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella14 NYS Chemistry Regents Mastery

15. Jan. 13th, 2004Presented by Mark Langella15 Thank You and Happy New Year