Science
Biomedicine Environmental Science Astronomy Geology Genetics and Ancestry Microbiology Music and Math: Sound and Wave Physics
English 2
Shakespeare and the Art of Rhetoric / Existentialism in Literature Cosmopolitanism in Literature / Dystopian Literature Screenplay Writing Novel Writing Print Journalism: Newspaper Broadcast Journalism Debate Yearbook
Spanish
Spanish 1 Spanish 2 Spanish 3
Option 9B
Judaic Elective
Is it Love? Relationships in the Tanach Talmud Chulin: The Laws and Philosophy of Food Great Jewish Correspondence & Essays
Physical Conditioning
Basketball Dance Martial Arts Soccer Tennis Volleyball Weight Training Yoga
Judaic Core
5 Megilot: The Story of our Lives The Denominational Divide Talmud Chulin: The Laws and Philosophy of Food
Service Entrepreneurship
Each Friday students will dedicate time towards growing their experience, skills and commitment to making an impact in their world. Through a blend of training, mentorship, and real-world involvement with […]
Hebrew/World Language
Conversational Hebrew 2 Conversational Hebrew 3
Option 9A
What Comes Next? Mashiach & The World to Come The Sephardi Experience: Taste, Sounds, & Sights The Halachic Traveler The Israeli Arab Conflict
Arts
Digital Art and Design 2D Art 3D Art Digital Photography Music Production and Sound Design Digital Music Vocal Workshop Groove Workshop 4 Video Production Drama Jazz/Rock Band Modern Movement
Technology
Machine Learning, Virtual and Augmented Reality Principles of Engineering
Science 2
Biology Chemistry Forensic Chemistry Zoology Marine Science Plant Science Anatomy and Physiology
Math
Algebra 2 Precalculus Number Theory & Counting and Probability: Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) Statistics AoPS Competition Prep
History
Civics/Economics American Government Human Geography Sociology Psychology History Of The Americas Modern Jewish History History Of The Middle East International Business Microeconomics
English
The Classics: Power and Revenge / Literature of Oppression and Hope What is Love? / Literature in Question People on the Periphery / World Literature: Asia World Literature: Europe / […]
Center for Talented Youth, Johns Hopkins
JLA has established a relationship with John Hopkins University in order to offer our students advanced college level courses while in high school. Admission to the program is highly selective, […]
Option 9
An optional 9th period at the end of the school day dedicated to additional learning choices that will provide students with the opportunity to pursue study in an area of […]
JLA Ba’Aretz
Students will spend the first 3.5 weeks of school every year in Israel immersed in Judaic and Israel studies which will serve as a catalyst for student bonding with each […]
Morning Joe
A student-led seminar held each Friday morning that encourages students to participate in robust discussions focused on local and global news while teaching them to think critically about how information […]