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Honors Calculus

Honors Calculus is a course in single-variable calculus, comparable to a 1st semester college calculus course for math, science, or engineering. We solve problems and cover theoretical concepts and application of single-variable calculus.

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Applied Precalculus

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This high school class prepares students for calculus through applied study of functions, trig, exponentials, logarithms, systems, complex numbers, and modeling. Emphasis placed on problem solving, mathematical reasoning, and real-world applications.

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Principles of Economics

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This high school course introduces core economic principles including supply and demand, market systems, labor history, government policy, and compound interest. Students analyze how economic systems function and influence decision-making in society.

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Advanced Functions and Trigonometry

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This high school course deepens mathematical understanding through advanced functions, transformations, exponentials, logarithms, rational expressions and trig. Students model real-world situations and solve complex problems using algebraic reasoning

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Algebra 1

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This course will introduce you to the abstract study of numbers and their relationship to one another. Pairs of numbers form graphic representations that bring us a powerful visualization of relations.

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Algebra 2

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Algebra 2 emphasizes analyzing, problem-solving, and real-world applications. Topics include transformations, synthetic division, polynomials, quadratic inequalities, conjugates, radicals, linear, exponential, and logarithmic functions, and matrices

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Biology I

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This high school course introduces foundational biology concepts such as cell structure, genetics, reproduction, DNA and inheritance. Students explore how living systems function at the cellular level while developing scientific reasoning and inquiry

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Biology II

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This high school course expands on biological concepts by exploring human body systems, cellular energetics, evolution, biodiversity, and populations. Students examine life from the molecular to organism level while strengthening scientific analysis

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Honors Biology

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Microbiology, cell biology, genetics, classification, zoology, ecology. Class is designed to present the major concepts of modern biology to the student and to give him or her an understanding of the scientific method of inquiry used by scientists.

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Honors Physics

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This class is designed after an introductory college physics course, using a college-level text, and covers mastery of topics in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, kinetic theory, thermodynamics, fluids, waves, optics, and modern physics.

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Physics I

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This high school course introduces core physics concepts including motion, forces, energy, momentum, electricity, and magnetism. Students apply mathematical reasoning, analyze real-world phenomena, and complete labs to develop a strong foundation.

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Physics II

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This high school course focuses on advanced mechanics, electricity, waves, and optics. Students apply mathematical models and equations to analyze motion, forces, energy transfer, and physical systems in real-world contexts.

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Chemistry I

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This high school course introduces core chemistry concepts including atomic structure, matter, chemical reactions, acids and bases, and energy. Students develop lab, measurement, and problem-solving skills that prepare them for advanced science study

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Organic Chemistry

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Students will learn about structures, properties, preparation, and reactions of a vast array of molecules that we call organic compounds. This specialized chemistry class sets the building blocks for advanced high school biology and chemistry topics.

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Speech and Speechwriting

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Improve interpersonal communication. Areas of study include(but are not limited to) informative, persuasive, impromptu, and demonstration speaking and speechwriting. Learn about a variety of speeches and communication in public and private situations

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Geometry and Trigonometry II

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This high school class expands geometric and trigonometric reasoning through problem solving involving area, volume, constructions, circles, similarity and trigonometric relationships. Emphasis is placed on logical thinking and mathematical precision

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Geometry and Trigonometry I

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This high school course uses a hands-on approach to foundational geometry and trig, including angles, triangles, coordinate geometry, transformations, circles, and right triangle trigonometry. Students apply geometric reasoning to real-world problems

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World History II

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This high school class explores major global transformations from the Enlightenment through modern era. Students study revolutions, industrialization, imperialism, communism, world conflicts, to learn how modern societies and global systems emerged.

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World History I

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This high school class traces growth of early civilizations from ancient Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome through the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Students examine cultural achievements, belief systems, and major historical developments across the world

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American History II

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This high school class examines US history from early colonization through industrialization, reform, expansion and Reconstruction. Students explore political, economic, and social developments while building analytical and historical thinking skills

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Physical Science

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This high school course introduces key principles of physics, biology, and geology, covering motion, energy, electricity, and Earth systems. Students build research and inquiry skills that prepare them for advanced science study and college readiness

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Political and Economic Systems

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This high school course explores US government, civic foundations and economic systems in global contexts. Students analyze federalism, markets, nationalism, and authoritarian systems to understand how political and economic structures shape society

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Contemporary World and U.S. History

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This high school course examines major world and US events from the 1960s to today. Students explore political, social and economic change while strengthening historical understanding, analytical thinking and research skills for college-level success

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Advanced Integrated Science

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This advanced high school course explores biology, bioenergetics, neuroscience, chemistry, and physics. Students develop skills in research, inquiry (experimentation, stats) and ethics, readying them for college-level STEM study and future innovation

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American History I

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High school survey of American history from colonial settlements through westward expansion. Covers Revolutionary War, Constitution, Civil War era, Native American experiences, geography, foreign policy, and social reform movements shaping America.

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High School Psychology

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We delve into the systematic and scientific study of behavior and the mental processes of human beings. We will explore psychological principles and phenomena associated with the subfields, and ethics and methods psychologists use in their practice.

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Junior Medicine

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Students take on the role of a doctor-in-training as they learn about the human body, what doctors do and how they arrive at a diagnosis, medical imaging, blood test analysis, health and wellness, and broader healthcare issues. Middle School and up.

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Minecraft and Roblox Coding (With Scratch)

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Kids will learn how to program in Minecraft and Roblox. We introduce the fundamentals of programming with Scratch, then branch into Minecraft and Roblox units. Students will learn to make their own games. Languages: Scratch/LUA/Python. Ages 9 and up

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Aerospace Engineering

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Ready for launch? Study disciplinary core ideas about engineering; engineering practices; connections to science, technology, and society. Design your own rocket! Aerodynamics, Aerospace Propulsion, Rocket Science, and complex systems. (High School)

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Young Scientist

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In this immersive class, students become scientists to embark on adventures in Chemistry, Physics, more, while solving puzzles, challenges, and escape rooms. Many experiments, demonstrations to expand their scientific knowledge. Middle School and Up

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Zoology

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This class gives middle/high schoolers an introduction to the field of zoology, the scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification and distribution of animals, as well as basic methodology in scientific research and discovery

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Functions and Mathematical Modeling

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This high school course focuses on functions, algebraic reasoning, and mathematical modeling. Students analyze relations, inverse and composite functions, trigonometric concepts, radicals, and exponents to interpret and model real-world situations.

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Music Theory, History, and Composition

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Music Theory/Composition: Students will learn the basic elements of written music and how to apply them to instruments. Music History: open up a world of stories to inspire confidence in your own musical journeys. Recommended for Middle School and Up

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Civics

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This class covers government, political behavior, decision-makers and their roles, and analysis of political problems. We also go over basic economic concepts, economic institutions, and reasoned approaches for analyzing economic issues and policies.

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High School Biology

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The Biology curriculum is designed to continue student investigations of the life sciences that began in grades K-8 and provide students the necessary skills to be proficient in biology. This curriculum includes some more abstract biology concepts.

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Business, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Management

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Class introduces students to business fundamentals, entrepreneurship, leadership, and management. Students learn how businesses are managed while exploring finance, operations, supply chains, markets, and decision-making through real-world scenarios.

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Electrical Engineering

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Electrical engineers are involved in creating cell phones, lasers, the Internet, PDAs, hybrid cars, video games, and satellite TV? This class prepares high school students for an engineering career by laying a solid academic foundation.

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High School Honors Biology

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In HS Honors Biology students develop an understanding of advanced biology concepts in preparation of understanding college level concepts. Ideas are built upon student's understanding of disciplinary core, math, chemistry, and engineering practices

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Intermediate Theatre Arts

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This class lets gives students the opportunity to practice and train in characterization, advanced improvisation, movement, auditioning, scene work, script analysis and interpretation, directing, and theatre appreciation. For Middle and High School

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Forensic Science

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High school students will learn the scientific protocols for analyzing crime scenes, chemical and physical separation methods to isolate and identify materials, chromatography, spectroscopy, and analyzing biological evidence using scientific protocol

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High School Art

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For students who want an opportunity to advance to a higher level of understanding and skill development in the 2-dimensional and three-dimensional areas. Stronger emphasis is placed on composition and the creation of original artworks for portfolios

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High School Personal Finance

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This class is intended for High School students and covers topics such as money management, banking, investing, borrowing, earning power, financial services, insurance, stocks, and many more tools to help the students make smart financial decisions.

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Young Author

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The purpose of this class is to make you a better writer by developing your critical eye and your command of the fiction craft, as we explore the elements of craft required to compose a fantastic story. For Middle School grades and up.

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Computer Literacy

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Introduction to computer terminology, hardware and software. Includes basic microcomputing applications (word processing, spreadsheets, database, and presentation) commonly used in Academia. For grades 5 and up.

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High School Human Anatomy and Physiology

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Human Anatomy and Physiology explores the inner workings of the human body and focuses on anatomical and medical terminology. This course is the perfect foundation for students wanting to expand their vocabularies and learn more about the human body.

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Problem Solving, Logic, Puzzles, and Challenges

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Students will strengthen their problem-solving skills with challenging puzzles such as Rubik's Cube. We decipher logic riddles and conundrums, exercise our critical thinking skills while providing needed practice in math, spelling, and more. Ages 11+

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Pre-Geometry

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Class introduces theorems and principles of basic geometry, using examples and illustrations, explained in an easy-to-understand fashion to help student grasp geometry and form a solid foundation for advanced learning in Algebra and Geometry. Gr 7-11

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Meteorology

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In Meteorology, students will explore concepts of atmospheric temperature, pressure, humidity, wind, and how these factors are measured. They will learn how we monitor the weather through weather stations, radars, and satellites. 8th grade and up.

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Applied Economics and Consumer Math

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This class teaches practical financial skills and everyday economic concepts. Students learn about interest, sales tax, discounts, budgeting, receipts, consumer decisions, while building real-world math, financial literacy, and problem-solving skills

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Media Studies

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Students will immerse in a rapidly changing global multimedia environment, learning about oral, print, theatrical, photographic, broadcast, cinematic, social media, digital cultural forms and practices from both practical and theoretical perspectives

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Practical Math Applications

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In Practical Math Applications, students will learn how to apply math skills to many real-life situations. For Middle School and up.

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Social-Emotional Leadership

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Develop your talents as a leader. Learn about the social-emotional skills that make effective leaders. Resist Peer Pressure. Everyone has the potential to lead, every day provides you with opportunities and possibilities to lead. Middle School and Up