Prepare your child for mathematical success with our 7th Grade Math Course, designed to bring real-world applications into every lesson. In this course, students will tackle algebraic expressions and linear equations, using them to solve practical, real-life problems. As they explore rational numbers, they’ll build on their prior knowledge, tackling more complex concepts with confidence.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

Inspire a Love of Science with Our Engaging 7th Grade Life Science Course!Give your child the tools to explore the wonders of the living world—from microscopic cells to the ecosystems that support life on Earth. This full-year online Life Science course is designed to spark curiosity and build a strong foundation in biology through hands-on experiments, interactive lessons, and real-world connections.Students will dive into the fascinating study of organisms, uncover how cells function, and explore the vital relationships between living things and their environments. Topics include genetics, heredity, adaptation, ecology, microorganisms, animals, and plants—all taught through a mix of readings, visual media, and engaging activities that mirror how real scientists work.Whether your student is new to life science or already loves exploring nature, this course helps them think critically, ask big questions, and gain the scientific skills they'll need in high school and beyond.When enrolling in the full year option of this course it will be delivered in two semesters. Transcripts will reflect each semester separately.

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.

In this dynamic online course, students embark on an exciting journey through the early chapters of human history — from prehistoric times through the fourteenth century. Organized chronologically and regionally, World History I brings the story of humanity to life, highlighting how religion, philosophy, the arts, science, and technology shaped civilizations across the globe.Students begin by uncovering the mysteries of early hunter-gatherers and the first farming communities, then delve into the great river valley civilizations. After a brief writing workshop to build communication skills, students continue by exploring the rise of Confucianism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism, followed by the eras that saw the growth of classical Greece and Rome, the Byzantine Empire, Christianity, Islam, and the vibrant cultures of Europe, North Africa, and East Asia through the Middle Ages.Throughout the course, students strengthen critical historical thinking skills by analyzing primary sources, interpreting art, conducting research, and writing in a variety of formats. They also develop strong geography skills by reading maps and understanding how geography influenced historical events.This course is designed to ignite a love of learning, deepen critical analysis skills, and build a strong foundation for future studies — giving students the tools to understand not just what happened in the past, but why it matters today.

Intermediate World Art I Unlock your child’s creativity and cultural curiosity with Intermediate World Art I—a dynamic journey through the masterpieces and monuments of ancient to medieval civilizations. This engaging course introduces students to legendary artists, iconic styles, and the timeless beauty of world art and architecture. From the vibrant murals of ancient Rome to the intricate mosaics of Byzantium and the glittering treasures of King Tut’s tomb, students will not only learn about history—they’ll experience it through the lens of artistic expression. Throughout the course, your child will:Explore how artists across cultures used unique materials and techniques—from sculpture and painting to decorative design and mosaic.Discover the meaning behind ancient symbols and motifs, such as spirals, solar disks, and sacred animals.Build a foundation in art history that fosters both visual literacy and global awareness. Perfect for middle-grade learners with an interest in art, history, or design, this course enriches their understanding of the world while encouraging thoughtful observation and creative thinking.