Course Catalog

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,...

Spanish 1 is a Novice Mid performance level class organized around themes and topics. In this class, students will learn basic vocabulary and grammar concepts. Additionally, students will gain cultural knowledge of Spanish speaking cultures around the globe. Students will learn to communicate with others and talk about a variety of topics such as leisure activities and hobbies, their classes and school life, their families, as well as parties they...

ELA 4 is a comprehensive high school course focusing on British Literature. Throughout ten units, students explore key periods in British literature, from the Medieval era to Modernism, understanding the historical and cultural contexts that shaped these literary works. The course emphasizes skill development in textual analysis, argumentative writing, critical thinking, and research, with exposure to a diverse range of classic and modern texts. Students will enhance their vocabulary and...

The Mastering Microsoft Excel course focuses of providing students with a solid foundation on the many features and applications of the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program. Excel, being a vastly versatile and widely used tool in the modern workforce, is a skill integral to success for students planning for any business-related career. This course explores topics from basics of creating workbooks to advanced functions using macros, as well as how to...

This semester-long elective provides a foundation to understanding key applications, computing fundamentals, and online living. This course focuses on describing technology basics including finger placement on the keyboard and the differences between hardware and software. Students describe the functions of operating systems and their utilities, identify computer networks, how they work, and computer and internet safety. Students identify different communications industries and how to use email, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and...

The Mastering Microsoft Excel course focuses of providing students with a solid foundation on the many features and applications of the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program. Excel, being a vastly versatile and widely used tool in the modern workforce, is a skill integral to success for students planning for any business-related career. This course explores topics from basics of creating workbooks to advanced functions using macros, as well as how to...

Prerequisite: Information Management 1: Acellus Information Management 2 builds on previous instruction to give students management and study skills and for postsecondary education and beyond. Students will learn the basics of workplace communication, become familiar with financial statements, learn to structure business documents, and gain an understanding of how businesses function. Students will learn about economics, business legalities, and be given training on skills such as oral presentation and timed...

The Mastering Microsoft Excel course focuses of providing students with a solid foundation on the many features and applications of the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet program. Excel, being a vastly versatile and widely used tool in the modern workforce, is a skill integral to success for students planning for any business-related career. This course explores topics from basics of creating workbooks to advanced functions using macros, as well as how to...

This semester-long elective provides a foundation to understanding key applications, computing fundamentals, and online living. This course focuses on describing technology basics including finger placement on the keyboard and the differences between hardware and software. Students describe the functions of operating systems and their utilities, identify computer networks, how they work, and computer and internet safety. Students identify different communications industries and how to use email, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and...

Prerequisite: Information Management 1: Acellus Information Management 2 builds on previous instruction to give students management and study skills and for postsecondary education and beyond. Students will learn the basics of workplace communication, become familiar with financial statements, learn to structure business documents, and gain an understanding of how businesses function. Students will learn about economics, business legalities, and be given training on skills such as oral presentation and timed...