The study of social sciences and humanities forms a basic core of thought for growing, inquiring minds. These disciplines are fundamental to nurturing minds that push the limits of human knowledge and desire to improve the changing world.
As technology “shrinks” our world and instant communication between individuals in the United States and any country in the world becomes a daily reality, it is critical that our students understand and respect the cultures that surround them.
The study of cultures and their corresponding historical/political themes and trends helps student comprehend their present world. Important social studies skills include the ability to distinguish between fact and opinion, to discriminately read newspapers, magazines, and pamphlets, and to apply problem-solving and critical thinking skills to present-day situations. Through the social study classes at Ephrata High School we work to enhance
World History
American History: Imperialism to the Present
Honors American History
Economics
Government
Political Economy
Political Economics
Pennsylvania History and Government
Psychology
World Geography
Global Perspectives
European History (AP)
United States History (AP)
Economics: Micro/Macro (AP)
Econ 201 Macroeconomics
(College in the
Classroom)
Econ 202 Microeconomics (College in the
Classroom)