Courses

Designed specifically for post-high school and beginners, this comprehensive course offers a deep dive into the vibrant world of creative and performing arts.

Our curriculum covers a wide range of disciplines, including visual arts, theater, dance, and music, ensuring well-rounded insight

Technology education at the high school level aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in our increasingly digital and tech-driven world.

Engaging in activities that promote cardiovascular fitness, strength, flexibility, and endurance.

Physical Fitness: Emphasizing the importance of cardiovascular fitness, strength, flexibility, and endurance. Engaging students in activities like running, jumping, and bodyweight exercises.

Money and personal finance education at the high school level equips students with essential financial literacy skills that are crucial for managing their personal finances effectively.

A focus on online accessibility and certification opportunities.

Literature classes in high school offer students a rich exploration of written works, enhancing their understanding of language, culture, and human experiences.

Life Skills courses in high school are designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge that will help them navigate the complexities of adult life.

Introduction to Engineering in high school is designed to give students a broad overview of the field and an understanding of various engineering disciplines.

World History in high school is a comprehensive course that covers the major events, cultures, and developments that have shaped human civilization from ancient times to the modern era. America History on the Indigenous Peoples of North America.

High School PE courses aim to foster a positive attitude towards physical activity, improve overall fitness, and teach students the skills and knowledge needed to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle throughout their lives.

Exploration of Genres: Students experiment with different genres, including fiction, poetry, drama, and memoir.

High school reading plays a crucial role in enhancing critical thinking skills.

Introduction into reading and the world of words.

Writing Mechanics: Emphasizing proper grammar, punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure. Teaching students to use varied sentence types and to write clear and coherent paragraphs.

Teaching elementary science involves nurturing students' curiosity about the natural world and helping them develop a basic understanding of scientific concepts and processes.

Life Science: Studying cell biology, genetics, evolution, and ecosystems. Understanding the structure and function of living organisms and their interactions within ecosystems.

A full development in early education

Reading Comprehension: Helping students understand and interpret complex texts, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and informational materials.

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Deepening students' understanding of mathematical concepts and developing their problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

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Historical Inquiry: Encouraging students to ask questions, analyze primary and secondary sources, and draw conclusions based on evidence.

Economics at the high school level provides students with an understanding of the principles that govern economic systems and their impact on individuals, businesses, and governments.

Civics/Government Civic Engagement Education Justice-Centered Civics Youth Empowerment Curriculum classes in high school are designed to help students understand the workings of government, the responsibilities of citizenship, and the importance of civic engagement.

Calculus One in high school is an introductory course that delves into the fundamental concepts of calculus

Calculus Two in high school builds on the foundational concepts learned in Calculus One and dives deeper into advanced topics.

Art Appreciation courses in high school are designed to cultivate an understanding and appreciation of visual arts. These courses introduce students to a wide range of artistic expressions, styles, and historical contexts.

Algebra Three in high school, often referred to as Advanced Algebra or Pre-Calculus, builds upon the concepts from Algebra Two and prepares students for the study of Calculus.

Algebra Two in high school builds upon the concepts learned in Algebra One, delving deeper into advanced algebraic topics.

Algebra One in high school is a foundational mathematics course that introduces students to the world of algebraic concepts and techniques.

High school science encompasses a broad range of subjects that aim to give students a solid foundation in scientific principles, critical thinking, and analytical skills.