Student Interest in Biology
Animal Behavior also allows students to get hands on experience, by allowing them to interact with the many school pets.
As the first science course that many students take at Bronx Science, biology has an immense presence within our school. The biology department features over a dozen unique courses available to students, expanding their knowledge of the living world around them. Many students choose to participate in the Biology research program, where they’re given opportunities to do research in laboratories alongside mentors, and publish a research paper at the program’s completion. From entry level mandated courses such as Research Literacy to advanced Post AP classes, the Biology department at our school has classes for people of all interests. Displayed are photos of students working within various biology classes at Bronx Science.
The biology department features over a dozen unique courses available to students, expanding their knowledge of the living world around them.
A student in AP Biology looks through a microscope during a lab period.
Ninth grade students collaborate on a Regents biology lab.
In Horticulture class, students get the opportunity to plant trees on the school’s campus.
A student in AP Environmental Science conducts research on a computer.
Students in AP Environmental Science also get the chance to observe the animals.
A student in Post-AP Genetics, a class for students who have taken AP Biology, shares her work with a classmate.
A senior in the Biology Research program works on the presentation of his data.
Nutritional Science allows students to make food to better understand its impact on the body.
A student takes notes during an AP Psychology class.
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