Category:Peabody Electives

Because of their obsessive "education of choice or none at all" campaign, Peabody High School allowed its students ten periods, three of which devoted to electives: classes that counted toward their final averages, but the students had the choice of which ones. The students could choose between 65 elective classes, and with this range, there was usually only one of these classes taught per day with around fifteen students, more or less depending on popularity. The school also had fifteen optons for art classes as well, and in fields such as Science, Math, and Foreign Language allowed their children to select what category to learn (i.e., Astronomy and Astrophysics for Science or Latin for Spanish). All of the aforementioned subcategories of electives are listed: