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English Language Arts 4 is an engaging and comprehensive program designed to help your 4th grader grow into a confident reader and writer. This well-rounded course weaves together reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and spelling to build strong communication skills. Your child will explore a wide variety of texts and genres, learning to understand and respond thoughtfully to what they read. Each unit introduces key vocabulary words up front to support comprehension and expand your child’s word knowledge.

English 9 – Online Credit RecoveryGet back on track. Move forward with confidence.This flexible online course is designed for students who need to retake English 9, catch up with their peers, or earn the credits required for on-time graduation. Whether you're making up missed work or building a stronger foundation in English, this course gives you the tools to succeed—at your own pace and on your own schedule.Students dive into a wide variety of powerful and engaging texts, from suspenseful short stories like “The Black Cat” to iconic speeches like “Ain’t I a Woman?”, poetry like “Nothing Gold Can Stay,” and the inspiring novel The Alchemist. With every reading, students strengthen their ability to read critically, analyze deeply, and connect literature to real-world themes and ideas.Alongside reading and analysis, students build essential writing, speaking, listening, and language skills. They'll also complete a formal literary analysis essay, gaining confidence in the writing process and preparing for future academic success. Interactive lessons and multimedia tools keep learning active and accessible, wherever students are.Whether you're working to recover credit or take control of your learning journey, this course is your opportunity to reset, refocus, and rise.

This engaging course invites students to explore the themes of personal identity and coming of age while building a strong foundation in writing. Through a selection of thought-provoking short literary works, students will reflect on their own experiences and develop their voice as writers.Designed to provide essential writing practice, the course focuses on key skills including idea development, organization, sentence fluency, and grammar conventions. Each assignment encourages self-expression, critical thinking, and creative growth—helping students gain confidence in their writing and communication abilities.Whether preparing for high school success or simply learning to express themselves more effectively, students will walk away from this course with valuable skills they’ll use across subjects—and in life.

English 6 – Print Credit RecoveryBuild your skills. Boost your confidence. Reclaim your credit.English 6 Credit Recovery is the perfect opportunity for students to catch up and strengthen their foundation in reading, writing, and language arts. Designed to review key Grade 6 skills, this course reintroduces students to the building blocks of grammar and writing while guiding them through a fun and engaging exploration of literature and nonfiction.Students will read and analyze a variety of texts—both fictional stories and real-world informational pieces—and learn how to think critically about what they read. They’ll also practice writing their own narrative and analytical pieces, developing their voice and organization through structured assignments. Research, comprehension strategies, and grammar review are all woven into the course to help students succeed not just in English, but across all subjects.Whether you’re retaking the course or just reinforcing key skills, English 6 Credit Recovery helps students rebuild confidence and get back on track—ready for what’s next.

Help your child become a confident communicator and critical thinker with our engaging, full-year Language Arts course! Designed to build a strong foundation in reading, writing, speaking, and grammar, this course prepares students not only for middle school success but also for lifelong learning.Students will explore a wide variety of fiction and nonfiction texts that spark curiosity and improve comprehension. Each reading selection is paired with proven strategies to help students think deeply, make connections, and stay engaged. As they read and discuss these texts, students also learn to clearly express their thoughts in both written and spoken formats using formal English.Through fun and purposeful writing assignments—including narratives, essays, and how-to pieces—students strengthen their ability to communicate ideas effectively. Vocabulary lessons are woven throughout the course, using interactive methods that help students grow their word knowledge independently and with confidence.Grammar and mechanics are taught in a way that’s practical and relevant, helping students polish their sentence structure, punctuation, and overall writing clarity. Interactive discussions bring students together in a supportive online community, encouraging them to share ideas and build communication skills in a collaborative environment.Whether your child is a budding writer or a reluctant reader, this course offers the tools and support they need to thrive.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

Ignite Imagination. Develop Voice. Craft with Purpose.This engaging online Creative Writing course invites students to explore and express their unique voices through a variety of literary forms—including fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, drama, and multimedia writing. Blending inspiration with instruction, the course introduces students to both timeless and contemporary works, encouraging them to study masterful writing as models for their own creations.Students learn the essential elements of storytelling, poetic structure, character development, and narrative technique while practicing the full writing process—from brainstorming and drafting to revising and publishing. They also build critical thinking skills by evaluating peer and professional writing, learning to apply constructive feedback to their own work.By the end of the course, students will have created a polished portfolio showcasing their growth and versatility as writers—an accomplishment that nurtures both confidence and creative independence.Ideal for students who enjoy writing, storytelling, or artistic expression and want to sharpen their skills in a structured yet inspiring environment."

English 7 – Print Credit RecoveryUnlock the power of stories. Strengthen your writing. Reclaim your credit.English 7 Credit Recovery gives students a second chance to master key language arts skills while diving into unforgettable stories and exciting themes. This course is designed to help students catch up, build confidence, and get back on track toward academic success.Students begin by exploring the writing process step by step—learning how brainstorming, drafting, revising, and editing come together to create strong, effective writing. Then, through powerful short stories, they’ll explore the themes of survival and friendship, learning how to identify plot elements and analyze characters and conflict. The course finishes with an exciting journey into heroism and Greek mythology, where students discover legendary tales and timeless lessons that still resonate today.Whether you're working to recover credit or just need a fresh start, English 7 helps you grow as a reader, writer, and thinker—preparing you for the road ahead.

English 8 – Print Credit RecoveryFuel your creativity. Strengthen your skills. Reclaim your credit.English 8 Credit Recovery is your opportunity to revisit and master essential English skills while exploring the power of language and storytelling. Whether you're catching up or sharpening your abilities, this course is designed to get you back on track and ready for high school success.Students will review the foundations of grammar and writing, while also learning effective reading strategies to boost comprehension before, during, and after reading. Along the way, they'll dive into literary texts to explore plot, character, and theme, and take a closer look at figurative language—identifying, analyzing, and even creating their own expressive examples. From decoding informational texts to crafting original poetry, students will build a versatile set of skills to express themselves clearly and creatively.This course is more than just a review—it’s a fresh start that empowers students to grow as confident readers, writers, and thinkers.

This course builds on students’ skills in reading, writing, and critical analysis, with a strong focus on both informational and fictional texts. As students advance, they refine their comprehension strategies and deepen their understanding of various genres, enhancing their ability to communicate effectively in both written and oral presentations.Students engage with a wide range of media to explore informational and persuasive techniques, uncovering both explicit and implied messages while understanding the impact of visual and auditory elements on communication. Throughout the course, students continue to develop their grammar, usage, and mechanics, while expanding their vocabulary and applying new acquisition strategies.This course is designed to empower students with the skills they need to be thoughtful, effective communicators in both academic and real-world settings.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

English 10 – Print Credit RecoveryFind your voice. Sharpen your skills. Reclaim your credit.English 10 offers students a second chance to build confidence and reclaim credit while diving deeper into the power of language and storytelling. This credit recovery course helps students strengthen essential skills in reading, writing, grammar, and critical thinking—all through engaging, meaningful content.Students will explore poetry and short stories, developing analytical skills that uncover deeper meaning in texts. These insights become the foundation for creative and academic writing. In the Personal Narrative unit, students will turn their own experiences into compelling, imaginative stories. In the Opinion Writing unit, they'll learn how to take a stand on real-world issues, craft a strong thesis, and support it using research, persuasive strategies, and MLA formatting.Whether students are catching up or reinforcing their skills, English 10 provides the tools they need to succeed in high school and beyond—through expression, creativity, and thoughtful analysis.

English 9 – Print Credit RecoveryLay the groundwork for high school success. Reclaim your credit and your confidence.English 9 Credit Recovery is designed for students who need a second chance to master essential English skills and stay on track for graduation. This course builds a strong foundation in grammar, writing, and literary analysis—helping students develop the tools they need for success in high school and beyond.The course begins with the basics—parts of speech, punctuation, and capitalization—then quickly moves into crafting clear, well-structured paragraphs with strong topic sentences and supporting details. Students will explore the four major purposes of writing (to inform, persuade, entertain, and express) and create their own original examples. Real-world writing comes to life as students learn the format and function of personal and business letters. The course wraps up with engaging units on literary analysis, using short stories and poetry to sharpen reading and interpretation skills.Whether you're catching up or building momentum, English 9 Credit Recovery provides a fresh opportunity to grow as a writer, thinker, and communicator.

British and World Literature – Online Credit RecoveryPrerequisite: American Literature (or equivalent)In this engaging and flexible online course, students take a literary journey through time and across continents. From the drama of Shakespeare to the bold voices of modern global authors, students explore powerful stories, big ideas, and the cultural forces that shaped them. Along the way, they’ll analyze themes, styles, and structures, drawing connections between authors and time periods that deepen their understanding of literature and the world around them.Designed specifically for credit recovery, this course helps students make up missed credits while building the essential skills needed for success in high school English.The course blends guided instruction with independent writing tasks, helping students strengthen their critical thinking and communication skills. Targeted practice in reading and writing also helps prepare students for standardized assessments. Built-in diagnostic tools personalize the experience by identifying areas for improvement and tailoring study plans to meet each student’s needs.Whether catching up or aiming for a stronger foundation in English, this course gives students the tools to succeed—with the flexibility to work anytime, anywhere.

Students read selections from British and world literature in a loosely organized chronological framework. They analyze the themes, styles, and structures of these texts and make thematic connections among diverse authors, periods, and settings. Students complete guided and independent writing assignments that refine their analytical skills. They have opportunities for creative expression in projects of their choice. Students also practice test-taking skills for standardized assessments in critical reading and writing. Prerequisite: English 9, 10, 11 (or equivalent).

English 12 – Print Credit RecoveryFinish strong. Find your voice. Reclaim your credit.English 12 gives students a final opportunity to refine their reading and writing skills while exploring powerful themes in literature—and recover the credit they need to graduate on time. This course blends academic preparation with real-world relevance, helping students strengthen both their literary analysis and everyday communication.Students will start with a focused review of essential grammar, then dive into practical writing tasks like completing job applications and crafting polished résumés. Composition skills will be developed through writing various types of structured paragraphs and essays. Literature studies include engaging short stories—such as works by Edgar Allan Poe—and thought-provoking poetry centered on the themes of war and wealth.Perfect for students who need to catch up and move forward, English 12 challenges learners to think critically, write clearly, and connect literature to life as they prepare for graduation and beyond.

Unlock your child's potential with our captivating Middle School Journalism Single Semester Course! Tailored for inquisitive and creative middle school students, this course offers an immersive journey into the dynamic world of journalism. Students will learn to gather and verify information like a professional journalist, organize their ideas into compelling narratives, and format stories for various news media platforms. They'll also master the art of editing for publication, ensuring their work is polished and professional.But that's not all—students will delve into the fascinating history of journalism, understanding its evolution and profound impact on society. By the end of the course, your child will have developed valuable skills that are applicable in many areas of life and future careers.

Are you a natural storyteller? The one who's always in the know—and loves to spread the word? If you're curious, creative, and passionate about sharing what matters, then Journalism 1a: Introduction is your perfect starting point.In this exciting course, you’ll dive into the fast-paced world of journalism—from its fascinating history to how social media and digital platforms are reshaping the way we report and consume news today. You’ll learn the essentials: press law, journalistic ethics, powerful writing, and the art of speaking with impact. Plus, discover how visuals like photos and videos can turn a good story into a great one.Whether you dream of writing headlines, running a blog, or anchoring the news, this course gives you the skills to inform, inspire, and make your voice heard.

This advanced online course offers high-achieving students the opportunity to engage deeply with some of the most influential works of British and world literature. Organized in a broadly chronological framework, the course challenges students to explore the themes, styles, and structures of diverse literary texts—from classical to modern, and from around the globe. By making thematic connections across time periods and cultures, students develop a richer understanding of literature's enduring relevance.Students in this honors-level course work independently on in-depth literary analysis while also participating in creative, collaborative projects with peers, promoting both academic independence and teamwork. In addition to sharpening their critical reading and writing skills, students receive targeted preparation for standardized tests through focused practice in analytical writing and comprehension.Prerequisite: Completion of English 9, 10, and 11 (or equivalent).Eligibility Recommendation: Open to high school students who have earned a 90% or higher in their previous English course.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.Course Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).

English 11 – Print Credit RecoveryRediscover America through literature. Reclaim your credit.English 11 invites students on a powerful journey through the voices of American literature—past and present. Designed for students who need to recover credit and stay on track for graduation, this course builds essential skills in reading, writing, grammar, and literary analysis, all through the lens of America’s cultural and historical evolution.Through engaging and diverse texts, students will explore the major literary movements that shaped the nation—from early American writings to modern reflections of society. Each assignment connects literature to its historical context, helping students see how art mirrors and influences the American experience. Along the way, they’ll sharpen their grammar, grow their vocabulary, and strengthen their writing through thoughtful interpretation and personal expression.Whether you're catching up or building momentum, English 11 provides a fresh opportunity to master core skills and discover how literature tells the story of a nation—and of yourself.

Give your student the confidence to speak up and stand out. This dynamic, full-year course equips students with essential communication skills they’ll use for a lifetime—in school, in their future careers, and in everyday interactions. Through engaging lessons and practical exercises, students learn how to research, write, and deliver powerful speeches tailored to a variety of real-world audiences and occasions.They’ll explore different types of speeches—informative, persuasive, dramatic, and ceremonial—while practicing the art of clear, confident, and ethical communication. Along the way, they’ll sharpen their critical thinking skills as listeners and learn how to provide and respond to feedback. The course also covers the smart use of visual and digital tools, audience analysis, managing stage fright, and maintaining a strong online presence.Whether your student is naturally outgoing or just finding their voice, this course will help them become a more persuasive speaker, a thoughtful communicator, and a confident leader.

Are you a student eager to explore the world of creative writing? This course is designed just for you!In this course, you'll receive step-by-step guidance through the creative writing process across various genres. You'll start with the basics, such as finding your focus and overcoming writer’s block. Understanding the close relationship between writing and reading, you'll learn how to analyze and interpret literature through close readings. This analysis will serve as a role model for your future writings. You'll develop a strong foundation by mastering individual strategies and techniques of creative writing. Once you've grasped the essentials, you'll get to write your own pieces in multiple genres and forms.Join us and unlock your creative potential!

American Literature – Online Credit RecoveryThis flexible credit recovery course helps high school students get back on track while building confidence in reading, writing, and critical thinking. Students explore a wide range of American literature—from colonial times to modern-day—through poetry, short stories, novels, plays, and nonfiction that reflect the voices and experiences shaping the nation.With a focus on comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing, the course helps strengthen key skills needed for academic success and standardized test readiness. Built-in diagnostic assessments create a personalized learning plan, so students can focus on the concepts they need most—without repeating what they already know.Whether you're catching up or aiming to graduate on time, this course offers a supportive, self-paced path forward—with the flexibility to fit your schedule.

Grammar and Composition is designed with the intent to adequately prepare students for more writing intensive English courses. The course provides students with detailed instruction on the basic rules and structure of the English language. Students will be tasked with learning standard paragraph structure and eventually will construct a traditional 5 paragraph essay. Students have the opportunity to learn about the importance of the writing process and what it entails, while employing their own creativity to produce quality writing. The end of the course also provides students with the process of public speaking and how to construct a speech and deliver it to the best of their ability.

We study literature to gain knowledge and understanding of its terms and techniques to enhance our appreciation of literature and our conversations with others about it. Literature has context and history which can make a difference in the amount and kind of pleasure and insight that you gain from literature. Also, according to the text, writing and discussing works of literature helps us in analyzing literature in greater depth and considering alternative views of both the works themselves and the situations and problems the works explore. Writing and discussing literature is an ongoing process that involves putting into words how and why certain works had such an effect on you and responding to what others say about it. This becomes a continual conversation because there is no single way to understanding a given text. You can explore a variety of ideas and thoughts.

Keystone welcomes you to the exciting world of literature! This course covers short fiction, poetry, and drama. You will learn how to read each type of literature closely and interpret meaning. Reading literature not only sharpens your reading skills, but it also sharpens your critical thinking! You will encounter thematic content that allows you to explore diverse literature from a wide variety of time periods. We’ll read stories that reflect historical happenings, and you’ll be able to immerse yourself into the context of each one. We’ll talk about the theme of change in seasons—and in life—in poetry form. And don’t forget about the drama! What’s more dramatic than a play? We’ll read a classic, Romeo and Juliet and delve into not only how to read a play, but the finer points and underlying content in a tragic love story. Some might argue that it’s not really a love story, but you can decide that on your own after we read it. Authors write for a variety of reasons. Primarily, they wish to send a message. This writing can take many forms. As good literature always reflect life, you will find many stories with which you personally connect. As you read, feel free to journal your thoughts on the story, the author’s message, your personal opinion on the work, and what you think will happen next for the characters. Overall, you will enjoy your journey through the world of literature.

Help your child grow into a confident, thoughtful communicator with our engaging and comprehensive 8th Grade Language Arts course. Designed for middle school learners, this full-year online program goes beyond reading and writing basics—students dive into rich literary works, including short stories, poetry, drama, novels, and nonfiction texts. Along the way, they sharpen their ability to analyze literature, understand complex informational texts, and express themselves clearly and effectively in both spoken and written standard English.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

Give your student a head start on high school success with Keystone’s Honors English 9—a rigorous, interactive online course designed for motivated learners. This honors-level program goes beyond standard English 9, offering enriched instruction in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and language skills."What sets this course apart? Each semester includes an independent honors project, encouraging students to dive deeper into topics, think independently, and demonstrate their learning in creative, meaningful ways.With a flexible online format and academically rich content, Honors English 9 prepares students not only for future coursework, but for success in college and beyond.Course Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.Course Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).

Kindergarten Language Arts & Phonics: A Joyful Start to Reading and WritingGive your kindergartner the perfect start to their literacy journey with our engaging and comprehensive online Language Arts and Phonics program. Designed especially for early learners, this full-year course helps children build a strong foundation in reading, writing, speaking, and listening through interactive, age-appropriate lessons.Your child will enjoy a rich blend of phonics instruction, literature exploration, vocabulary building, and handwriting practice—all delivered through a combination of teacher-led video lessons, fun online activities, and creative offline projects.In the Phonics portion of the course, students develop essential decoding and word recognition skills using multisensory tools like letter tiles, interactive games, and decodable readers. They'll master letter sounds, sight words, and phonemic awareness in a way that feels natural and exciting.The Language Arts portion introduces your child to a world of stories, poems, and nonfiction texts. Through read-alouds and shared discussions, students expand their vocabulary, build comprehension, and develop a lifelong love of reading.Creative expression is also encouraged with a personal writing journal, where students begin to draw, label, and eventually write about their thoughts and experiences. Handwriting lessons gently guide them in forming letters properly and confidently.This program nurtures early literacy skills in a supportive and inspiring environment—setting your child up for success in reading, writing, and beyond.

Give your student the opportunity to explore the rich and diverse voices of American literature in this dynamic, college-preparatory honors course. Spanning from the colonial era to modern-day works, students will read and analyze classic and contemporary texts—including poetry, novels, short stories, drama, and nonfiction—that have shaped the American experience.Through a blend of critical writing, interactive online discussions, and creative projects, students will sharpen their analytical thinking and deepen their appreciation for literary themes and cultural context. The course also reinforces essential vocabulary and grammar skills, ensuring your student is well-prepared for standardized tests and future academic success.Designed for motivated learners, this rigorous course includes independent projects that encourage deeper exploration and personal connection to the material. Students will procure select reading items, see the course materials for details. With flexible online learning and guidance from experienced educators, students gain both academic excellence and confidence in their literary voice.Prerequisites: English 10 (or equivalent)Course Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.Course Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).

Embark on an exciting journey through America's rich literary heritage with our Online American Literature Course. From the profound writings of early colonists to the vibrant voices of contemporary authors, this course offers a captivating exploration of the texts that have shaped our nation.Why Choose This Course?Dive into a mix of poetry, short stories, novels, drama, and nonfiction that reflect the diverse tapestry of American history, identity, and culture. Enhance critical thinking and writing skills through engaging projects and thoughtful online discussions. Benefit from targeted vocabulary development and grammar review, perfect for acing standardized tests and preparing for college-level writing. Unleash your creativity with unique projects that bring literature to life. Enjoy the convenience of a flexible, online format that fits your schedule.This enriching and thoughtfully designed course is perfect for today’s online learner. Bring the stories of America to life and inspire a lifelong love of literature.Enroll now and start your literary adventure!Prerequisite: English 10 (or equivalent) prior courseWhen enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately

Welcome to English 3! In this course, you’ll find a mix of older literature and authors you may have heard of before, and we’ll be introducing you to some newer literature and authors. It’s important to remember that literature tells stories, both directly and obviously in the writing, but also overall about the world around you. As historical events fall upon a timeline, so too does literature! You’ll see when different authors lived, what they wrote about, and how that all fits into historical events, called historical context. Wait, isn’t this a Literature course? Yes, it is, but much like other subjects, you’ll notice the topics connect with other aspects of your learning. Those connections will help you to better understand not only Literature, but how it fits into everything else you learn about—and will learn about. The historical figures, authors, and poets that you will explore within the Learning Guide and the reading materials make up the timeline of America. The readings won’t necessarily be in order on a timeline, but instead will be grouped by topic for you. We will learn about the historical context of those topics, so you will be able to fit them onto a timeline on your own. From the very beginning of American Literature through present day, you will experience the American thoughts through different time periods from both men and women. What makes up America is written from the thoughts of the country’s founding fathers to the fictional works of Poe to the poetry of Angelou, Hughes, and Dickinson. These anthologies encompass such a wide variety of types of writing that there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Inspire a Love of Reading and Writing—All Year Long!Our 2nd Grade Full-Year Language Arts Course is designed to grow strong, confident readers and writers with a well-rounded, engaging approach to literacy. This fully online program weaves together reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and even handwriting into one connected, easy-to-follow experience.Your child will journey through 12 fun, theme-based units filled with exciting stories, poems, plays, nonfiction texts, and magazines. Each unit features a focus text that brings reading, writing, and word study to life. With read-aloud videos, independent reading, and close-reading activities, students explore both classic and modern works while building comprehension and critical thinking skills.Using examples from what they read, students learn to express their own ideas clearly and creatively. They’ll write both short and longer pieces, practicing grammar, punctuation, and editing along the way. Vocabulary grows naturally through engaging texts and fun strategies like context clues and word parts, while spelling lessons focus on patterns kids can use beyond just weekly word lists.The course also supports foundational reading skills like phonics and phonological awareness—everything your 2nd grader needs to become a confident communicator and lifelong learner.Let’s build a love for language together—one word at a time!

Grow Confident Readers and Writers—One Engaging Lesson at a Time!Our 3rd Grade Full-Year Language Arts Course is designed to build strong reading, writing, and communication skills in a fun, meaningful way. Through an engaging mix of classic and modern texts, writing projects, vocabulary-building activities, and grammar lessons, your child will develop the tools they need to succeed—both in school and beyond.This comprehensive program includes 14 thoughtfully designed units, each with a clear focus on reading, writing, or word study. Students will explore a wide variety of genres and formats—from fiction and poetry to plays, nonfiction, and magazines—learning to read deeply and think critically. In writing workshops, they’ll practice planning, drafting, revising, and editing their own compositions using strong writing models and guided instruction.Along the way, your child will build vocabulary through concept-based word study, master important spelling patterns, and sharpen their grammar and punctuation skills. Keyboarding practice is also included to support writing fluency in the digital world.Whether your child is a budding author or just beginning to find their voice, this course offers the structure, support, and inspiration they need to grow into confident, capable communicators.Let’s make this a year of reading adventures and writing breakthroughs!

English 10 – Online Credit RecoveryCatch up. Move ahead. Stay on track for graduation.This flexible, online English 10 Credit Recovery course is designed for students who need a fresh opportunity to earn missed credit, stay on pace with their peers, and meet graduation requirements. Whether you're retaking the course or simply need a second chance, this engaging program helps you build confidence and momentum—on your own schedule.Students explore a wide range of thought-provoking texts, from chilling tales like “The Pit and the Pendulum,” to powerful poems by Lord Byron and Ezra Pound, to defining historical pieces like President Nixon’s resignation speech and Elie Wiesel’s haunting memoir Night. Through these works, students learn to read closely, think critically, and analyze literature and nonfiction with insight and purpose.The course also sharpens writing, speaking, listening, and language skills through interactive lessons and real-world assignments. Students walk through the entire writing process as they craft a polished literary analysis essay, preparing them for future academic success.Whether you're working to recover credit or strengthen your English skills, this course gives you the flexibility, support, and engaging content to succeed and move forward with confidence.

1st Grade Language Arts & Phonics – A Strong Start to Reading and WritingGive your child the gift of confident reading and writing with our 1st Grade Language Arts and Phonics online program. Designed with young learners in mind, this comprehensive course combines phonics, reading, writing, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and handwriting—all in a fun, structured, and developmentally appropriate way.Through a blend of live or video-led lessons and independent practice, students explore engaging stories, poems, nonfiction texts, and more. Thematic reading units are anchored by focus books that build comprehension and spark a love of reading. As the year progresses, students begin to write their own stories and complete grammar activities to strengthen their communication skills.The Phonics component uses a multisensory approach to help students master letter sounds, sight words, and decoding strategies. With interactive games, letter tiles, and decodable readers, children build reading independence while having fun. Spelling and handwriting are gently introduced as students gain confidence.Whether your child is learning at home full time or supplementing another program, this course offers a rich, engaging foundation in literacy that supports lifelong learning.

Honors English 10 (Online)Inspire Critical Thinking. Elevate Communication. Unlock Literary Mastery.Honors English 10 is a dynamic, college-preparatory course designed for motivated students eager to deepen their understanding of literature and language. Through interactive lessons, students explore a wide range of literary and nonfiction texts—both classic and contemporary—while honing their skills in reading comprehension, critical analysis, and effective communication.Students engage in narrative, informative, and argumentative writing assignments, refine their speaking and listening abilities through collaborative discussions and presentations, and expand their command of grammar and vocabulary in context. In addition to the full English 10 curriculum, students undertake independent honors projects each semester, allowing them to apply their learning to creative, real-world, or research-based tasks.Whether interpreting works of historical significance or delivering a persuasive speech, students in Honors English 10 are challenged to think deeply, write clearly, and express themselves with confidence.Prerequisite: Literary Analysis and Composition I or an equivalent course.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separatelyCourse Eligibility Recommendation: Students in all high school grade levels can take honors courses if they have earned a grade of 90% or higher in their prior year course in that academic category (ex. 92% in English 8 can take English 9 Honors).

Build Strong Communication Skills Through Literature, Writing, and Thoughtful DiscussionThis dynamic, full-year online English 10 course is designed to strengthen students’ reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills through engaging, interactive instruction. Students explore a wide range of literary and nonfiction texts, learning to analyze and interpret works of cultural and historical significance appropriate to the 10th-grade level.With an emphasis on real-world communication, students practice writing in narrative, informative, and argumentative forms—developing clarity, structure, and purpose in their work. They also build confidence in public speaking by preparing and delivering presentations, and they collaborate with peers in meaningful discussions that deepen understanding and critical thinking.Flexible and thoughtfully structured, this course equips students with essential language skills for academic success and future college and career readiness.Prerequisite: English 9 (or equivalent).

In this senior-level course, students dive into the rich world of British and World Literature, exploring a variety of genres including poetry, drama, short stories, novels, essays, oratory, and public documents. This course challenges students to engage deeply with both the classics and other influential works, discovering the powerful stories that have shaped cultures across the world.Reading takes many forms. Whether it’s a book that was read to you as a child, a favorite novel you chose for yourself, or a story you encountered as part of your schoolwork, literature has a lasting impact. In this course, students will encounter works from diverse genres—some they may love, and others that may surprise them. Imagine revisiting the tale of Beowulf, not as a modern movie, but as the original story from the Anglo-Saxon era.In addition to exploring the texts, students will examine the historical context, cultural significance, and timeless themes found in both British and World Literature. Along the way, they will sharpen their analytical and writing skills while developing an appreciation for how stories transcend time, culture, and genre. From the legendary King Arthur to modern classics, reading is more than just an assignment—it's a journey through the stories that continue to shape our world today.

Start your journey toward academic excellence and self-expression today with English 9!Students engage with a wide range of literary and nonfiction texts—many of cultural and historical significance—while learning how to critically read, analyze, and interpret complex material. They’ll strengthen their writing across narrative, informative, and argumentative styles, and gain confidence through peer discussions and polished presentations.What sets this course apart? Each semester includes an independent honors project, encouraging students to dive deeper into topics, think independently, and demonstrate their learning in creative, meaningful ways.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

Inspiring Confident Readers and WritersOur 5th Grade Full-Year Language Arts Course is thoughtfully designed to help your child become a skilled reader, thoughtful writer, and confident communicator. With a dynamic blend of reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, spelling, and even keyboarding practice, this course builds the literacy foundation your child needs for middle school and beyond.Across 12 themed units, students dive into a variety of engaging texts—including fiction, poetry, drama, nonfiction, magazines, and even graphic novels. Each unit centers around a major focus, allowing students to deeply explore key concepts and build lasting skills.Here’s what your child will experience: Reading Workshops that strengthen comprehension as students analyze diverse texts and respond through interactive activities. Writing Workshops that guide students step-by-step through the writing process to craft original narratives, opinion pieces, and informational texts. Grammar and Mechanics instruction woven into lessons so students can polish their writing with clarity and correctness. Vocabulary and Spelling Development through engaging word study focused on patterns, meanings, and real-world usage. Keyboarding Practice to support digital writing and communication skills. Whether your child already loves language arts or needs a boost in confidence, this course is designed to engage, challenge, and support them every step of the way.