Credits - 24 needed to graduate (6 or 7 courses per year)
Required Courses
Fields of Interest
Required Courses
11 Credits
Further Study
Fields of Interest
Required Courses
6 Credits
Fields of Interest
Fields of Interest
Fields of Interest
7 credits
Areas of Study
Required Courses
Science, Math, Humanities, Information Technology, and Money are the 5 required core disciplines
Science
Each class is 1 credit
Biology - The science of life
Space Exploration - A guide to what is in the universe.
Math
Each class is 1 credit
Algebra 1 - The manipulation of numbers
Geometry - The foundation of measurement
Money
Each class is 1 credit
Personal Finance - The foundation for money management
Entreprenuership - The principles of business operation
Humanities
Each class is 1 credit
Essentials of Writing - The conventions of clear communication
Research Writing - The tools for proof
Archaeology of the World's Past - The ability to evaluate evidence
Technology
Each class is 1 credit
Microsoft Word and Power Point - The tools for communication and presentation
Microsoft EXCEL - The tools for generation and evaluation of numbers
Choices for Further Study
Courses to develop a broader scope of a discipline
Science
Each class is 1 credit
Choose 1
Geology - The principles of Earth's movements and formations
Chemistry - The composition and properties of substances and elementary forms of matter
Math
Each class is 1 credit
Choose 1
Algebra 2 - The evaluation of real and imaginary numbers and the manipulation of absolute and assigned values
Statistics - The handling of numbers to present trends and norms
Money
Each class is 1 credit
Choose 1
Business Law - The elements of a binding contract and study of usual and ethical business practices
Stock Market - The practice of making investments in the American economy
Humanities
Each class is 1 credit
Choose 1
United States History - The major events from the revolution to present day
United States Government - The functions of the three branches of the U.S. government
Defining Moments for the United States - The issues behind major changes in the direction of government policies
Choose 1
Short Stories to Remember - Classic and modern
Novels with a Message - Selected novels that illustrate living with choices made
Communication & Vocabulary - Learning what to say and when to say it
Technology
Each class is 1 credit
Choose 1
Networking - Computing connections
App Writing - Coding for mobile app use
Artificial Intelligence - History and direction of AI application
Fields of interest for a well rounded diploma
The fields below are for you to explore your interests and develop them.
Choose 1 group of 3 courses from Languages, Art, or Medical Beginnings. Each course is 1 credit.
Choose 4 courses from Studies in Society's Achievements OR choose 3 courses from Studies in Society's Achievements plus 1 course from any category in Choices for Further Study that you have not taken already.
Receive credit for your club sport, your martial arts class or dance class, or your music lessons for an instrument or for voice. One credit is given for 100 hours of lessons, or for a season of club sports. The credit substitutes for a group of 3 if you receive 3 credits. If less than 3 credits, then it substitutes for Studies in Society's Achievements. These activities for credit may be taken at the same time as another academic course.
Languages
Beginning Spanish (Required as the beginning course)
Spoken Spanish
Readings in Spanish
Beginning Latin (Required as the beginning course)
Translating Latin
Readings in Latin
Beginning Koine Greek (Required as the beginning course)
Translating Koine Greek
Readings in Koine Greek
Art
Beginning Principles of Drawing
Pencil and Charcoal
Watercolors
Medical Beginnings
Health and Nutrition (Required as the beginning course)
Safety and First Aid
Exercise and the Body
Studies in Society's Achievements
Current Events
Sociology
Psychology
The Literature of the Bible
Creative Writing
Linguistics and the Thought Process
The Literature of Science Fiction
American Values according to Its 27 Amendments
All of NASA's Missions
Major Political Issues of the Last 50 Years
High School Equivalency
GED or Hiset preparation
You can take a six-week course to prepare you for either of the two main high school equivalency tests.
Call Paul or David to set up enrollment.
David - 432-349-0232
Paul - 214-537- 3261