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Empowering Informed and Engaged Citizens.Understanding how government works is essential for every young citizen. In this dynamic one-semester course, students gain a solid foundation in civic life, politics, and the American government system. They explore the origins and development of democracy in the United States, learning how power and responsibility are both shared and limited to protect individual rights.Students dive into the role of law in the American constitutional system, the rights guaranteed to all citizens, and how American politics influences global affairs. They also broaden their global perspective by comparing civic participation in the United States with that of other societies around the world.Through engaging lessons, critical discussions, and thoughtful analysis, students not only learn how their government operates but also why active civic participation matters. This course equips students with the knowledge and skills to become informed, responsible, and active members of their communities and beyond.

In today's interconnected world, understanding how nations work together (and sometimes clash) is more important than ever. Our engaging world studies course takes students on an eye-opening journey across continents and cultures, giving them the tools to analyze global affairs with confidence. Starting with a solid foundation in American civics, economics, and government structures, students will then expand their perspective by comparing how different nations approach everything from healthcare to education to international relations.This isn't just textbook learning - your teen will apply their knowledge to real-world situations, analyzing breaking news and global trends through the lens of their studies. As they examine cultural traditions, economic systems, and political philosophies from around the world, they'll develop critical reasoning and research skills that will serve them well in college and beyond. Whether discussing trade policies or human rights issues, your student will learn to form thoughtful, evidence-based opinions about the complex challenges facing our planet.Give your child the gift of global awareness and the ability to think critically about world events - skills that will make them better students, more informed citizens, and ultimately, true citizens of the world.

This engaging, one-semester online course gives students a strong foundation in economic principles through real-world exploration and interactive learning. Students will discover how economies function, what makes the American free enterprise system unique, and why understanding economics is essential for success in today’s world. They'll learn to think critically like economists, interpreting data, analyzing supply and demand, and making informed decisions. Through the lens of current events, business, banking, personal finance, and global markets, students will see how economics touches nearly every aspect of life. The course also examines the government's role in maintaining economic stability and the growing impact of the U.S. economy on the world stage. Perfect for preparing students to be thoughtful consumers, future professionals, and responsible global citizens.

Civics - Understanding Government and Citizenship: Prepare your student to become an informed, responsible, and engaged citizen with this foundational course in Civics. Through a clear and accessible print-based format, students explore how government works at the local, state, and national levels—while learning how their voices and actions can make a real difference.This course goes beyond textbooks to connect government principles to everyday life. Students examine their roles in the family, school, and economy, and develop a deeper understanding of their rights and responsibilities in a democratic society. They'll also explore key issues in U.S. foreign policy and gain insight into how national decisions impact the global community.Designed to build critical thinking and real-world awareness, the course encourages students to analyze civic challenges, reflect on current events, and understand how the principles of the Constitution apply today. Whether your student is just beginning to learn about government or preparing for more advanced studies, this course lays the groundwork for lifelong civic engagement and informed decision-making.

This comprehensive one-semester course introduces students to essential economic principles and their real-world applications in both the U.S. and international markets. Through engaging lessons and interactive simulations, students step into the roles of producers, consumers, investors, and taxpayers—developing critical thinking and decision-making skills that will serve them for life. Topics include supply and demand, economic systems past and present, and the influential ideas of economists like Adam Smith and David Ricardo. Students will explore the functions of money, banks, the Federal Reserve, and investment institutions, while also examining capitalism’s strengths and challenges—from growth and productivity to unemployment, inflation, and national debt. The course expands students’ global perspectives with a survey of key markets in regions such as China, Europe, and the Middle East. While U.S. Government and Politics (HST403 or equivalent) is recommended, it is not required for enrollment.

Understand the Foundations. Shape the Future.In this engaging single-semester course, students explore the history, structure, and functions of the United States government—from the founding ideals of the Declaration of Independence to the complexities of government today. Along the way, they examine how key principles like democracy, federalism, and individual rights have evolved over time.Students will gain a deeper understanding of how laws are made, how power is distributed, and how citizens can participate in shaping public policy. Through critical analysis, discussions, and real-world examples, they develop essential skills in civic reasoning, political analysis, and informed decision-making.Designed to build both knowledge and confidence, this course empowers students to become active, responsible participants in American democracy, while strengthening the research, writing, and critical thinking skills they’ll need for future academic and professional success.