District 200 high schools consider scientific thinking to be one of the cornerstones of a quality education. Understanding the scientific process, practicing experimentation, recording observations and evaluating results are fundamental skills that provide a broad understanding of science and its impact on our society.

The preferred core sequence of course selection is Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.  We also offer a wide range of Advanced Placement and Intermediate Level elective options for students to choose.  These courses are intended to be taken concurrently with or upon the completion of our core sequence.  Please follow the links below to learn more about the various science courses offered here at Wheaton North.

Link to Course Catalog for Science                Link to Science Electives Presentation

If you are struggling in a particular course, just want to get that extra edge to push your B+ to an A or are looking to increase your chances to raise your AP or ACT score, there are several resources available.

During your lunch or access period, there are teachers and peer tutors available to help students in ALL subject areas.  Students just need to show up to Room 307 at the start of their access period and bring their student ID or have access to the QR code for their ID that is accessible through StudentVue on their phone.  

Current students at Wheaton College are available to help students in science and math as well as ACT/SAT test prep!  The tutoring sessions can be conducted virtually or in person.  For security purposes, the access to this form is restricted to individuals in the CUSD 200 domain, so you will need to have your student log in to their google account in order to open the list.  Wheaton College Tutors 

Please Note: Tutoring fees, times and locations will need to arranged between the parent and the individual tutors. This tutors on the list are being provided by the Center for Career and Vocation (CVC) at Wheaton College. Wheaton North High School does not hire nor pre-screen tutors. Parents are encouraged to meet with the tutors and to monitor their students during the tutoring sessions.