Measure A on November Ballot
Clovis Unified’s Measure A is on the ballot this November. Measure A is a facility bond measure that maintains a stable tax rate and would provide for: 
  • Safety, energy efficiency and technology upgrades for ALL schools.
  • Modernization and repairs to aging schools.
  • Completion of our new high school to ease overcrowding.
 
Learn more about this $400M facility bond measure at cusd.com.
1055 Fowler Ave Clovis, CA 93611  |  559-327-1000
Popular Links

Science

Home  \  Academics  \  Science
Outdoor experiment
The Science Department at Clovis High School is proud to offer students a comprehensive grade 9 through 12 science experience. We offer a wide variety of both required and elective classes taught by veteran teachers with more than 100 years of combined teaching experience. Our modern classrooms offer students the chance to experience hands-on real world lab activities and to use equipment that was previously only found in a college setting. The Science department also offers a number of extra-curricular activities ranging from science based clubs and teams to field trips that allow students to take learning to the next level. Science Olympiad and Science Fair teams are sponsored by our department.

Our Science curriculum is aligned with the current Next Generation Science Standards and is articulated with our sister school Clark Intermediate. Upon their arrival at Clovis High, incoming Freshman are offered Biology or Honors Biology. If students took Biology in Eighth Grade, they may enroll in Chemistry. As Sophomores, students are offered Integrated Physical Science (IPS), Chemistry or Honors Chemistry. Students that completed Chemistry during their Freshman year have the option to enroll in Advanced Placement (AP) Biology during their Sophomore year. Once students reach their Junior year, they may take advantage of our Science electives which include Anatomy & Physiology and Physics. Juniors may also choose from a variety of AP courses such as AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Science. Juniors also have the option of taking courses with lab components at CART. Students entering High school can tailor their coursework to fulfill graduation, CSU or UC requirements. All CHS Science students will practice the study habits, critical analysis skills, and lab techniques necessary to prepare them for success in high school science and beyond.
 
For additional resources, visit the Science Department's page on the CHS Connection website.


Clovis Unified School District: Be the best you can be in mind, body, and spirit
Buchanan Area Schools
Buchanan link image Alta Sierra link image Cole link image Century Elem logo with "C" and Tiger Dry Creek link image Garfield Elementary Logo Tarpey link image Woods link image
Clovis High Area Schools
Clovis High link image Clark link image Cedar Wood link image Clovis Elementary link image Mickey Cox link image Gettysburg link image Jefferson link image Red Bank link image Sierra Vista link image Weldon link image
Clovis West Area Schools
Clovis West link image Kastner link image Ft. Washington link image Liberty link image Lincoln link image Maple Creek Nelson link image Pinedale link image Valley Oak link image
Clovis North Area Schools
Clovis North link image Bud Rank link image Copper Hills Fugman link image Mountain View link image River View link image
Clovis East Area Schools
Clovis East wolf logo Freedom link image Miramonte link image Oraze link image Reagan Elementary link image
Clovis South Area Schools
TBEC Logo Boris Chargers logo Fancher Creek Logo Hirayama Logo TK Logo Young logo
Educational Services Area Schools
CART link image Gateway link image Clovis Online School link image Clovis Community Day School link image Clovis Adult Education link image Sierra Outdoor link image
View text-based website