This is a required semester class for freshmen. Participation is the primary emphasis of the class. Activities include a variety of team sports, tennis and an introduction to the weight room. A freshman will complete eight twelve minute runs graded on improvement. Daily class will include a warm-up, stretch routine and an activity.

This is a required semester class for sophomores. One quarter, a Health and Fitness unit is taught. Students are encouraged to make the connection between aerobic exercise and a nutritional diet as the most efficient way to attain and maintain lifelong health. Cardiovascular disease, risk factors, family health history, cholesterol, blood pressure and metabolic syndrome are included topics. The other quarter, student participation in activities is a main focus.

This advanced conditioning course offers individualized weight and running programs for in and out of season athletes as well as a general conditioning program for non-athletes interested in personal strength development. Individualized programs offered.

A class open to juniors and seniors designed to relieve stress and improve fitness, while having great fun! This class is an activity based PE class, including aerobic team games, individual lifetime sports, and other creative forms of exercise. Grades will be determined based on active participation and attendance.

This class is designed to meet the needs of any student desiring to improve his/her fitness level through individualized and/or class conditioning. This would include but is not limited to the following:

This course includes food preparation, personal finance, and sewing.  Some specialites include Mexican, Chinese, Italian and gourmet cooking. Course fee.

This course is designed to give the students an overview of the accounting cycle and provides a foundation for more advanced accounting courses.

The yearbook class includes preparing the yearbook pages, designing the cover, preparing artwork, and soliciting advertising. Prerequisites: junior, senior.

This course is a general survey of the field of psychology and its various branches. The goals of the course are two-fold: 1) to understand our own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and 2) to understand what types of careers are available in the field of psychology.

The Spokane Area Vocational Skills Center is available for enrollment to Gonzaga Prep juniors and seniors. Students take three required core courses at Prep and then attend the Skills Center for half of the day. Interested students should see their counselor in the spring for applications to the center. Prerequisites: junior, senior, counselor permission.

Students may enroll concurrently in courses at Gonzaga University. Prerequisites: Junior, Senior, 3.0 GPA, counselor permission. Course fee ($110/class, $25 matriculation fee).

2 semesters of Physical Education are required for graduation.  One semester must be in freshman year and one year must be in sophomore year and include a quarter of nutrition.

2 semesters of Occupational Education are required for graduation.