AP English Language & Composition, Calculus, Physics, American History Honors, AP World History, AP Spanish, AP Music Theory and AP Biology. The school has a chapter in the National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, and The Quill and Scroll Society. Students who show proficiency in one or several subjects are given the option of taking these courses and other Honors courses. Extra curricular activities and sports In addition to a rigorous curriculum, the student body is encouraged to participate in several clubs such as Drama, DECCA, Future Business Leaders of America and Model United Nations. The school has several sports teams shared with The School for Legal Studies and Progress High School including: Boys: Varsity and J/V Football, Handball, Varsity and J/V baseball, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball and Golf. Girls: Varsity and J/V Basketball, Varsity and J/V Volleyball, Softball, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Soccer and Varsity basketball. The school plays host to budding artists, actors and musicians by offering campus wide organizations such as a yearly campus play, 3 campus wind bands, 2 full jazz big bands and EBT uses its 460 Complex as an art gallery to display student's artworks of varying kinds. Campus When the Eastern District Campus was erected in 1981, it was considered a modern, suburban-style facility. It was the state-of-the-art facility with a swimming pool, an auto shop (now housing EBT's 199 Art Studio), a home economics room, a typing room, and one of the first computer labs. Many of these facilities offer other services such as business ventures for the school, storage, or converted classrooms. An after-school program for the students in the neighboring elementary schools provides homework help and games. Students from the campus volunteer and are paid for their time. Today EBT and the rest of Grand Street Campus continues to grow with more and more students applying every year and with the continuing growth of the schools, and the community. Students have the option of taking the B43, B53, B57, Q54, Q59 bus or the train to school; many of the attending all use the routes and a few percent are within walking distance. The neighborhood has a few restaurants, a nearby travel agency, a couple of churches and the Grand Street business improvement district a local shopping district that stretches on Grand Street from Bushwick Avenue to Union Avenue. To update the medical care of Grand Street Campus' students, the