Algebra I
Variables, equations, and functions, paced to each learner’s processing style.
Geometry
Spatial reasoning, proofs, and constructions through visual, hands-on models.
Algebra II
Polynomials, functions, and systems building toward pre-calculus readiness.
Precalculus
Functions and trigonometry that bridge algebra to calculus.
Calculus
Limits, derivatives, and integrals taught through applied problems.
Statistics & Data Science (non-AP)
Data analysis, probability, and inference using real datasets.
Discrete Mathematics
Logic, sets, graphs, and combinatorics underlying computer science.
Mathematical Modeling
Using math to represent, predict, and solve real-world problems.
Math for Computer Science
Proof, logic, and algorithmic thinking for programmers.
Independent Study: Competition Math (AMC 10/12, AIME)
Advanced problem-solving for math competitions.
Literature & Composition I (9)
Close reading and essay writing across genres.
Literature & Composition II (10)
Analytical writing building on literary foundations.
American Literature
Voices and movements that shaped American storytelling.
British & World Literature
Classic and global texts explored in historical context.
Research Writing & Rhetoric
Argument, evidence, and persuasive academic writing.
Creative Writing
Fiction, poetry, and voice development through guided workshops.
Journalism & Media Literacy
Reporting, editing, and evaluating media critically.
Specialized Writing for Dysgraphia
Writing instruction adapted for motor and language differences.
Executive Function + Writing Integration
Planning, drafting, and revision scaffolded for EF challenges.
Biology
Cells, genetics, and ecosystems through inquiry-based labs.
Chemistry
Matter, reactions, and the periodic table through hands-on experiments.
Physics
Four 12-week units: kinematics & forces; energy, work & momentum; electricity & magnetism; and waves, light & modern physics.
Earth & Space Science
Geology, weather, and astronomy through observation and data.
Environmental Science
Ecosystems, sustainability, and human impact on the planet.
Forensic Science
Applying chemistry and biology to real-world investigation methods.
Neuroscience Foundations
How the brain develops, learns, and processes information.
Psychology Foundations
Cognition, behavior, and development through a scientific lens.
Scientific Research Methods / Lab Writing
Designing experiments and writing formal lab reports.
Anatomy & Physiology
Human body systems and how they function together.
Aerospace Engineering
Flight principles, design, and engineering problem-solving.
Social Studies / Humanities
9
World History
Global civilizations, conflict, and change across eras.
U.S. History
America’s founding through modern events and movements.
Modern World Systems
Global politics, trade, and interdependence today.
Government & Civics
How government works and why civic participation matters.
Economics
Markets, incentives, and decision-making at every scale.
Global Issues & Ethics
Current events examined through an ethical lens.
Philosophy (Logic, Ethics, Epistemology)
Reasoning, values, and the nature of knowledge.
Sociology
How society, culture, and institutions shape human behavior.
Human Geography (non-AP)
People, places, and the patterns that connect them.