social studies core requires a credit in world history, and two in United States history. Humanities electives include contemporary issues, women's studies, economics, marketing and entrepreneurship, the student and the law, international business, accounting, modern European history, sociology, public speaking/debate and the U.S. History AP course. Groton-Dunstable's foreign language offerings include Spanish, and Latin. There are AP electives for Latin and Spanish. Groton-Dunstable's science/technology department offers courses in molecular biology, anatomy & physiology, environmental studies, astronomy, engineering design & construction. Its AP offerings include biology, chemistry, environmental science and physics (C: Electricity and Magnetism). Through the math and business & technology departments, computer oriented electives include Java, digital imaging, and web page design. AP level courses are offered through the math department for both calculus tests as well as for statistics. The visual arts program includes sequences in studio art, design, and photography. Music courses include concert band, chorus, and chamber chorus. In addition to the usual sports and conditioning options, the physical and behavioral health program provides courses in child development, health, life-management, and psychology. Notable alumni Kristen Gilbert - serial killer Steve Kornacki - political scientist and host of "Up With Steve Kornacki" on MSNBC Dan Shaughnessy - sports journalist and television personality Principals ??David Quattrone ?1985Howard Gilmore 19851995William E. McGuirk 19952007Joseph P. Dillon, Oversaw transition to new building and campus. 20072010Shelley Marcus Cohen 20102011Stephen Dlott 20122016Michael Mastrullo 20162022Michael Woodlock 2022PresentStephen Sierpina References External links Official site Schools in Middlesex County, Massachusetts Public high schools in Massachusetts Education in Groton, Massachusetts