Course Catalog

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 Ancient Civilizations course leads students on a journey through the ancient world, giving them a basic understanding of the field of geography as well as the beginnings of civilization as we know it. The instructor imparts to students a contagious excitement about history, about what life was like for those who preceded us, about the contributions our forefathers made to the world, and about how those contributions have...

Acellus U.S. History II is the second semester of a two-part series that explores the history of the United States of America. This part of the course covers the evolution of country from the end of the Civil War through issues facing the country today.

In Acellus Trigonometry, students learn about the relationships between the sides and the angles of triangles and how to make calculations based on them using trigonometric functions.

Grade 8 Language Arts/Reading uses literary classics in teaching students to analyze literature and recognize literary structures and devices. Writing skills are reinforced through the mechanics of a logical and organized writing process in various types of texts, from personal narrative and poetry to persuasive and expository writing.

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 U.S. Government course presents the history, theory, structure, and mechanics of the United States Government, as well as the responsibilities and impact of its citizens.

The Acellus Middle School Social Skills course is the second level in the middle school pathway focused on social development and emotional well being. This course presents students with real-life scenarios, and allows them to determine how to make the choices needed in gaining positive outcomes. Students will learn about healthy lifestyles, positivity, and the impact that they can personally make on bettering their world. (00002205)

The Acellus Personal Finance course is designed to prepare students with the skills and knowledge needed to shape their financial future. The course will provide a tool-kit of knowledge resources that will empower students to make informed financial decisions. The course covers real world topics including income, money management, credit, as well as saving and investing. Students will have the opportunity to explore concepts such as budgeting; checking and saving...

The Acellus Middle School Social Development course is the first level in the middle school pathway focused on social development and emotional well being. This course takes an honest look at real-life challenges and how to take them on, focusing on the importance of attitude, healthy relationships, and self-care, preparing students to face the future with awareness and positivity. (00001649)