Empowering Global Citizens

Looking Backwards
Driving Change in Society

Looking Forward
Students develop a high school capstone project and select three semester

long courses that help them gain depth in understanding of economic de—

velopment, public health, global conflicts, environmental sustainability and

emerging technologies.

Overview of Units

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Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship

The Population Paradox: Opportunities and Challenges in Current
Global Trends

Population Pyramids and Introduction to Basic Demography

Human—Environmental Interactions and Comparisons Across
Species

New York City Scavenger Hunt: Introduction to Immigration and
Migration

Migration and International Development: Reasons for and Effects
of Migration

Along the Silk Road: An In—Depth Look at the Cultural Exchange
and the Effects of Migration on Art, Music, Trade, and Belief Systems
Modern Populations: Case Study of China and India

Presentation of Social Enterprise

Capstone Project

Students will create a social enterprise around one of the SDGs and present

their work at the end of the year.