In the field of science and technology, our school keeps pace with contemporary trends by offering a course on "Practical Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Work and Life," allowing students to understand the real-world applications of AI and experience the allure of technology. The course titled "This is Football" caters to football enthusiasts, while the "Generative AI Leadership" course explores the application of AI in leadership. Additionally, the "SAT Preparation" course provides targeted guidance for students interested in studying abroad. The school has also prepared a "Urban Agriculture" course for students.

In the arts, courses such as "Fun Painting" and "Chinese Calligraphy Drawing" provide students with a platform to unleash their artistic talents and appreciate cultural beauty. The school also offers a "Mood Diary" course.

In the sports domain, our school provides a variety of courses, including "Exercise Elective Course," "Walking and Conversing Elective Course," "Singing and Choir," "Archery," and "Muay Thai," catering to diverse athletic needs. Furthermore, courses in "Pickleball," "Rowing," and "Equestrian" are also available.

Additionally, the school offers courses such as "AP Seminar," "AP Government and Politics," "Current Affairs," "Higher Education," "Japanese," "Basic Stenography," "Macroeconomics and Microeconomics," and "Interpretation of Current Economic Events," further broadening students' knowledge and perspectives.

It is worth mentioning that SHBS also provides students with ample opportunities to participate in competitions and research projects, including the VEX Robotics Club, SRCC Robotics Club, CAD Engineering Challenge, Reverse Engineering Challenge, Wharton Global High School Investment Competition, NEC National Economic Challenge, SIC Middle School Investment Challenge, LIBF Global Finance Challenge, and iGEM International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition. Moreover, various research projects cover fields such as COVID-19 testing and depression research, as well as mathematical modeling, biology Olympiad, FTC Robotics Challenge, and the Conrad Challenge, offering students valuable opportunities to engage in cutting-edge scientific research and enhance their research capabilities.

Elective courses are an essential component of the school’s educational framework. The school hopes that through a rich and diverse curriculum, students’ learning interests will be stimulated, their innovative spirit and practical abilities cultivated, and their overall development promoted. Students are encouraged to actively participate in elective courses based on their interests and strengths, discovering themselves through exploration and achieving their future potential.