Riverside University High School

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Project Lead the Way.
The science department is offering science courses that follow an engineering strand through the nationally recognized Project Lead the Way curriculum.

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Science Links for Students

Faculty
Advanced Placement
Erin Walsh, Chair.
  • Tryphena Fischer
  • Glen Gardiner
  • Rick Johnson
  • Chris Levas
  • Kim Malak
  • Andrew Sershon
  • Erin Walsh
  • Daniel Wexler
  • Gary Zachow

Faculty Bios

Science Courses.
Our commitment to science education is strong. We require all students to complete three credits of science before graduation. One of these courses must be a biological science and one must be a physical science. Many students at take four years of science. See more course information.
  • Biology, Honors Biology
  • Chemistry, Honors Chemistry
  • Principles of Engineering
  • Biotechnology
  • Integrated Science
  • Physics
  • Environmental Science
  • AP Biology
  • AP Chemistry
  • AP Environmental Science

Our Philosophy.
Learning the facts is not enough. The study of science requires students to engage actively in the learning process. All science courses at Riverside are laboratory based courses, which require students to seek answers to questions while working collaboratively with other learners.

Our Resources.
Riverside has partnerships with UW Milwaukee and the Urban Ecology Center that allow us to offer unique opportunities to students. Our proximity to Riverside Park, the Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan allows our students to learn science in a natural setting.

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1615 E. Locust Street • Milwaukee, WI 53211
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Last Update: November 30, 2009