Course Catalog

Acellus Epic Moments in World History is an elective History course that will take students through the beginnings of civilization, to the present day, looking into just how our global society has evolved into the world we now live in.

Acellus General Chemistry provides students with a basic introduction to chemistry. Students are introduced to various forms of matter. They learn about the basic components of the atom and electron orbitals. They will become familiar with the Periodic Table and learn how to use it to predict properties of specific elements. They will learn about chemical bonding, practice stoichiometry, and learn basic reactions. A brief introduction of organic chemistry is...

Earth Science investigates the Earth's structure and composition, its changing surface, and the role that energy plays in Earth systems. It explores the Earth's ecological resources and atmosphere, its water cycle, and weather. It further discusses the Earth's landmasses and its relationships in space. Along the way, students learn to use scientific thinking, investigations, tools, and technologies.

The Acellus Economics course provides students with an introduction to the foundational principles of the economics of the world. Instruction ranges from markets and demand, GDP, banking, policy, inflation, and unemployment, to trade, currency and competition.

As students transition from High School to College or into the work force, their ability to apply language arts skills in real-world scenarios becomes essential. In the College Prep-English IV course, students learn practical strategies for effective writing in college or on the job, including how to write scholarly essays, concise technical reports, compelling resumes, and professional business emails. Grammar, vocabulary, and spelling tips round out the course to empower...

College and Career Readiness, provides students with the basic knowledge and skills they will need as they prepare for further training in a career or to go to college. Topics covered include career choices, setting goals, personal finances, and job applications. (00001295)

Acellus Wyoming State History is an elementary-level course that covers the long and colorful history of a state that has known dinosaurs, native Americans, mountain men, and cowboys, as well as missionaries, wagon trains, the railroad and the pony express. Wyoming history has known outlaws and lawmen, statehood and miners, and today is an important part of the United States story. Geared for students in 4th grade.

Acellus World History, a full year course, delves into the history of world civilizations. This course covers major events in history, from the dawn of civilization up through present-day. Students will study the geography and populations of different areas. Students will study the major events that have shaped society and discuss how different cultures and conflicts have affected the world as we know it today.

The Acellus World Geography course investigates the earth in which we live, providing an in-depth look at the the physical attributes of its lands and oceans, as well as the how its climate and geographical features have shaped the culture and economy of the people that live in specific regions. Students will explore how people deal with difficult environments and how they use their environment to their advantage. They will...

The Acellus World Geography course investigates the earth in which we live, providing an in-depth look at the the physical attributes of its lands and oceans, as well as the how its climate and geographical features have shaped the culture and economy of the people that live in specific regions. Students will explore how people deal with difficult environments and how they use their environment to their advantage. They will...