Course Catalog

ELA 2 covers a wide range of language arts skills, including reading, writing, literature, drama, poetry, argumentation, and media literacy. The course is structured into ten units, each focusing on different aspects such as storytelling elements, literature analysis, nonfiction texts, research methodologies, and drama and poetry analysis. Students will develop an understanding of narrative and argumentative writing, enhance their skills in informational text analysis, and learn effective research and presentation...

General science offers a comprehensive introductory survey of multiple scientific disciplines, including life science, physical science, and earth science, to establish a foundational understanding for more specialized courses and foster scientific thinking skills.

In Business Mathematics, students discover a variety of basic mathematical concepts and tools for real-word mathematical application including algebraic equations, formulas, operations using fractions, decimals, and percentages. This course shows students how to work with percentages to solve application problems and how to research investment and insurance options. Students learn to graph a function from an equation, and they work with ratios and proportions. Additionally, students explore the proper methods...

This U.S. Government course provides students with an understanding of the foundations and functions of American democracy, exploring the Constitution, Federalist Papers, separation of powers, and the Bill of Rights. The course explores the interactions among the branches of government, including Congress, the Presidency, and the Judiciary, along with the complexities of federalism, public policy, and the role of agencies and commissions. Students will study civil liberties and rights, focusing...

In Pre-Algebra, students explore concepts such as integers, expressions, equations, and fractions. This course provides students with a solid foundation for Algebra I and emphasizes the use of technology, problem solving, critical thinking, and reasoning

Have you ever heard a music piece that made you want to get up and dance, sing, or even cry Regardless of the genre, music moves us. Explore the elements and pieces of music. And learn through the historical context, musicians and composers, and influence of music from the Middle Ages to the 21st century, on how to listen and really hear the different music that makes up our world.

The High School Economics course, designed for a semester, encompasses five units, blending foundational concepts. Unit 1 introduces economics, focusing on supply and demand principles. Microeconomics is the focus of Unit 2, discussing market types, business organizations, production costs, profit maximization, labor markets, income distribution, government regulation, market failures, and public and common goods. Unit 3 shifts to macroeconomics, exploring GDP, business cycles, unemployment, inflation, fiscal and monetary policies, the...

Algebra 1 is a comprehensive, yearlong course that lays the foundational concepts for all future mathematics courses. It covers ten units including the foundations of algebra, linear equations, functions, polynomials, and more complex topics like exponential functions, as well as sequences and series. Students will learn to apply algebra to real-world situations, translating them into algebraic expressions and solving various equations and inequalities. The course emphasizes practical applications and in-depth...

Career Explorations allows students to investigate the necessary steps to prepare for careers that match their interests, abilities, and aptitudes. Students research various careers, their roles in society, job duties, required education and qualifications, and salary and outlook. They acquire job-seeking skills such as resume writing, interviewing, and portfolio development skills. Students discover workplace dynamics, how to navigate challenging situations, and explore various techniques for advancing in their chosen career...

The ELA 1 course is an in-depth exploration of English language and literature, designed to build a strong foundation in grammar, language mechanics, and literary analysis. Starting with a focus on grammar and language mechanics, students learn about parts of speech, sentence structures, and effective use of punctuation, ensuring a strong grasp of written English. The course then covers literary elements through the study of various genres, including short stories,...