MIDDLE SCHOOL
COURSES
GRADES:
4-8
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Table of Contents
Social Studies
AG World Cultures 12
World Cultures 12
Grades 4-8
World History 12Honors World History 12American History 12Honors American History 13
4th Grade Courses 3
U.S. Government 16 13
Economics 101 16 13
5th Grade Courses 3
World Languages
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 1 14
6th Grade Courses 3
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 2 14
French Power-Glide Ultimate 1 14
7th Grade Courses 4
French Power-Glide Ultimate 2 14
8th Grade Courses 5
English Language Learners/TOEFL
Prep
Additional Junior High Courses 6
English 101: Making Friends 15
English 102: Road Trip USA 15
English 103: One World 15
High School Courses
English 104: Writing for Life 15
Language Arts
English 105: Learning for Life 15English 106: TOEFL Success 15
AG English Fundamentals 8
English Fundamentals 8
Arts and Technology
Honors English Fundamentals 8
Art History 16
World Literature 8
Renaissance Art 16
Honors World Literature 8
Photoshop Design 16
American Literature 8
Introduction to the Internet 16
Honors American Literature 8
Media Literacy 16
British Literature 8
Honors Drama in Literature 9
Health and Life Skills
Mythology 9
High School Health 16
Creative Writing 9
AG Health 16
Journal Writing 9
Life Management 16
Media Literacy 9
Writing Tutorials 9
Mathematics
Standardized Test PreparationSAT Prep 17
AG Pre-Algebra 10
Math Proficiency 17
AG Algebra 1 10
Omega Math Plane Geometry 10
Enrichment and Special Needs
Omega Math Algebra 2 10
Special Needs – Integrated Science 17
Survival Math 10
English Internet Explorations A 17
Math Proficiency 10
English Internet Explorations B 17
Sciences
Survival Math 17
General Science 10
Tutoring Courses
AG Earth Science 10
Earth Science 11
Honors Earth Science 11
Online Tutoring Grades 4 - 12
AG Oceanography 11
Reading / Language Arts 21
Oceanography 11
Mathematics 21
Honors Oceanography 11
Biology 11
Supplemental Education 4 - 12
Honors Biology 11
Biology Lab Kit 11
Reading / Language Arts 21
Study of the Environment 11
Mathematics 21
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MIDDLE SCHOOL COURSES
4th Grade Courses
U.S. History 5
4th Grade Online Enrichment
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit This course provides a rich experience in American
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
history up to and including the Civil War by combining
Thirty-six online lessons integrate the core subjects of
geography with the literature, arts and crafts of the
English, Science and Social Studies. Each week
times. With an integrated approach to the fascinating
students go to our password-protected site for a new
story of America’s growth and development, thecourse
lesson that directs them to exciting websites where
helps students learn easily. This course meets state
they learn about such varied subjects as plants and
standards and is based on the National Council for the
animals, myths and stories, the history and culture of
Social Studies (NCSS) standards.
the United States and more. Assignments regularly
include creative writing projects.
5th Grade Online Enrichment 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
4th Grade Health & Physical Education
Portfolio
Thirty-six online lessons integrate the core subjectsof English, Science and Social Studies, delving intosuch
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
varied subjects as hurricanes, folktales, Harriet
Tubman and the human brain. Each week, studentsgo
The 4th Grade Health & Physical Education Portfolio
to our password-protected site for a newlessonthat
combines a semester of PE with a semester of Health,
directs them to exciting websites. Assignments
all in a fun, online workbook format. Students choose
regularly include creative writing projects.
their own physical education activities while completing
worksheets on the human body. Some of the health
5th Grade Health & Physical Education
topics include: self-esteem, friendship, growing up,
emotions, importance of rest and sleep, nutrition,
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safety, families and the effects of tobacco. This course
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
meets state standards and is based on the National
The 5th Grade Health & Physical Education Portfolio
Health Education standards. Note: this course may be
combines a semester of PE with a semester of Health,
required for state health curriculum standards
all in a fun, online workbook format. Students choose
their own physical education activities while completing
5th Grade Courses
worksheets on the human body. Some of the health
English 5
topics covered include: feelings, abuse, first aid, childhood diseases, illness prevention, drugs andthe
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
body, non-sports fitness, sports safety, vision and
dental care. This course meets state standards andis
The English curriculum in this course focuses on the
based on the National Health Education standards.
classics of literature, basic grammar skills and spelling.
It provides a solid foundation in spelling, vocabulary,
Note: this course may be required for state health curriculum standards.
grammar, literature and composition, while introducing strategies for enhancing comprehension and organizational study skills. This course meets state
standards and is based on the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards.
Math 5
6th Grade Courses
English 6
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In Math 5, students learn about 2 and 3-digit
English 6 continues to build upon basic English andstudy skills topics, emphasizing literary analysis and
multiplication and division, fractions, word problems,
measurement, bar graphs and line graphs. Clear
expository writing. The course includes well-lovedclassics of English literature, drama and satire. This
directions and consistent review and evaluation help
course meets state standards and is based on the
reinforce key concepts. This course meets state
standards and is based on the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards.
Environmental Science 5
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards.
Math 6
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Math 6 covers decimals, the metric systemof
Environmental Science 5 explores the basic principles
measurement, percentages, ratios, multiple-stepword
of earth, life and physical sciences. It also includes a
problems and basic geometry. Emphasis is placed
strong emphasis on the environment. This course
upon applying math skills in problem-solving situations.
meets state standards and is based on the National
Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
This course meets state standards and is basedonthe
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Math 7
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
standards.
Life Science 6
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit Math 7 covers decimal numbers, money, fractional
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
parts, linear measurement, area, perimeter, volume,
solids, percents, ratios, probabilities and angle
In studying such topics as cell structure, plant life and
measurement. This course meets state standards and
photosynthesis, the classification of life and the
is based on the National Council of Teachers of
functions of the human body, Life Science 6
Mathematics (NCTM) standards.
emphasizes an experiential approach that gives
children the opportunity to discover scientific principles
through hands-on activities. This course meets state
standards and is based on the National Science
Teachers Association (NSTA) standards.
Ancient Civilizations 6
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Ancient Civilizations 6 consists of an integrated
experience that includes the history, geography,
literature, arts and crafts of the Egyptians, Sumerians
and other fascinating cultures of the pre-modern world.
This course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)
standards.
6th Grade Online Enrichment
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Thirty-six online lessons integrate the core subjects of
English, Science and Social Studies. Students learn
about such varied subjects as ancient art, Leonardo da
Vinci, the rain forests and Egypt. Assignments
regularly include creative writing projects.
6th Grade Health & Physical Education
Earth Science 7
Portfolio
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Earth Science explores such topics as the solar system,
plate tectonics, fossils, weather patterns and earth’s
The 6th Grade Health & Physical Education Portfolio
natural history. The course places emphasis onan
combines a semester of PE with a semester of Health,
experiential approach that provides opportunities for
all in a fun, online workbook format. Students choose
students to become involved in the scientific process.
their own physical education activities while completing
This course meets state standards and is basedonthe
activities about health. Some of the health topics
include: puberty, HIV-AIDS, exercise, nutrition, dental
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards.
health, preventing and treating injuries, sun (burns,
cancer), bites and stings, safety, poison prevention and
World History 7
evaluating reliable health information on the Internet.
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
This course meets state standards and is based on the
National Health Education standards. Note: this course
Students study American history in the context of world
may be required for state health curriculum standards.
history, from the Age of Enlightenment to the present.
The course emphasizes the patterns of history, the
people who made history and children’s historical
7th Grade Courses
literature. This course meets state standards andis
based on the National Council for the Social Studies
English 7 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
(NCSS) standards.
7th Grade Online Enrichment 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In addition to building core skill areas, English 7 covers
many literary genres as well as a variety of compositional forms, including narratives, critiques,
Thirty-six online lessons integrate the core subjectsof English, Math, Science and Social Studies. Eachweek
short stories, poetry and persuasive essays. This
students go to our password-protected site for anew
course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards.
lesson that directs them to exciting websites, wherethey learn about such varied subjects as Rome, origami, the Taj Mahal and the Iditarod dogsled races. Assignments regularly include creative writing projects.
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This fascinating course is a fun, enlivening study of
early American colonial history. Students followthe
7th Grade Health & Physical Education
lives of our ancestors as they go to school, buildcities,
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fight wars and work out settlements for peace.
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
8th Grade Health
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
The 7th Grade Integrated Health & Physical Education
Portfolio combines a semester of PE with a semester
of Health, all in a fun, online workbook format.
This 18-week course covers a variety of topics withinthe areas of disease prevention, human growth and
Students choose their own physical education activities
while completing lessons and activities about health.
development, substance abuse prevention, nutritionand the importance of taking responsibility for one’s
Health topics include: human senses, systems of the
health. The content of this course follows the areasof
body and proper care of the growing body. This course
traditional health education, building a foundationfor
meets state standards and is based on the National
health in 9th – 12th grades. This course meets state
Health Education standards. Note: this course may be
standards and is based on the National Health
required for state health curriculum standards.
Education standards. Note: In accordance with state
mandates, this course includes education on drugsand
alcohol, AIDS and sexuality, so that students canmake
8th Grade Courses
informed, responsible decisions.
English 8
8th Grade Health & Physical EducationPortfolio
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In English 8, students continue studying vocabulary
with word analogies, grammar and literary analysis.
The 8th Grade Health & Physical Education Portfolio
With an emphasis on creative writing and research,
combines a semester of PE with a semester of Health,
writing and proofreading skills, English 8 provides a
all in a fun, online workbook format. Students choose
strong preparation for high school. This course meets
state standards and is based on the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards.
Math 8
their own physical education activities while completinglessons and activities about health. Some of thetopicscovered include: peer and family relationships, drugand alcohol abuse, AIDS, diet and time management. This course meets state standards and is basedonthe
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
National Health Education standards.
Math 8 explores the use of fractions, mixed numbers,
decimal numbers and basic geometry, then it
introduces and practices the beginning concepts of
algebra in preparation for high school algebra. This
course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
standards.
Physical Science 8
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Physical Science 8 uses an experiential approach to
focus on the principles of physical science, including
mass, energy, force, the laws of motion, work,
magnetism, light and sound, color and electricity. This
course meets state standards and is based on the
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
standards.
Civics 8
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Civics 8 is a study of the champions of freedom;
federal, state and local governments; and the
economic system. Its approach to understanding social
issues includes critical thinking, research and case
studies. This course meets state standards and is
based on the National Council for the Social Studies
(NCSS) standards.
8th Grade American History
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
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Learning Style activities and pictographs (rather than
ADDITIONAL JUNIOR HIGH
grammar rules, rote memorization and drills). In
addition to meeting state standards, students focuson
COURSES
the 5 Cs of the American Council on the Teachingof
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standard: communication,
Integrated Science 6th-8th grade
cultures, connections, comparison and communities.
Grammar includes original sentence construction, verb
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
infinitives and base forms, irregular verbs, Latin-
Integrated Science introduces students to the world of
science as it relates to such topics as hurricanes, weather stations, lasers, magnets, hummingbirds,
derived cognates, concrete objects and associatedverbs, adjective agreement and demonstrative pronouns. This course is completely online, using
polar bears and botanical gardens. The course
contains hands-on activities and experiments.
sound files. Students will need access to speakersfor the sound files which can be retrieved via a varietyof media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 1 7th-8th
grade
Player, QuickTime).
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
French Power-Glide Ultimate 2 7th-8th
This course is geared to make learning as natural and
grade
entertaining as possible. Providing a rich experience in
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
communication, the course is fun and engaging as it
focuses on music, stories, memory aids, Diglot Weaves, you-are-there adventures, individual
French, year 2, builds on the content and grammar principles used in the French Power-Glide Ultimate1
Learning Style activities and pictographs (rather than
program. Grammar includes pronouns with finiteand
grammar rules, rote memorization and drills). In
infinite verbs, use of negative voice, verb distinctions,
addition to meeting state standards, students focus on
reflexive pronouns, various verb tenses and natural
the 5 Cs of the American Council on the Teaching of
versus arbitrary gender. This course is completely
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standard: communication,
cultures, connections, comparison and communities.
online, using sound files. It meets state standards andis based on the American Council on the Teachingof
Grammar includes original sentence construction, verb
infinitives and base forms, irregular verbs, Latin-
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standards. Students will need access to speakers for the sound files, whichcan
derived cognates, concrete objects and associated
be retrieved via a variety of media players (Mp3, Real
verbs, adjective agreement and demonstrative
Player, Windows Media Player, Quick-Time).
pronouns. This course is completely online, using
sound files. Students will need access to speakers for
Intro to the Internet 7th-8thgrade
the sound files which can be retrieved via a variety of
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media
Player, QuickTime).
This 18-week course gives students a basic understanding of how to navigate and search for
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 2 7th-8th
grade
information on the Web. After taking this course, theInternet will be a familiar resource tool for researchandexplorations. This course meets state standards and
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
the National Educational Technology Standards for
Spanish, year 2, is a continuation of the Spanish
Power-Glide Ultimate 1 program, with additional
Teachers (NETS).
grammar, vocabulary, speaking and listening practice. Grammar includes verb tense distinctions; associations among verbs, adverbs, and nouns; verb endings; and building grammar skills through reading. This course is completely online, using sound files. It meets state standards and is based on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language (ACTFL) standards. Students will need access to speakers for the sound files, which can be retrieved via a variety of media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media Player, QuickTime).
French Power-Glide Ultimate 1 7th-8th grade
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
This course is designed to make learning as natural and entertaining as possible. Providing a rich experience in communication, the course is fun and engaging as it focuses on music, stories, memory aids, Diglot Weaves, you-are-there adventures, individual
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HIGH SCHOOL COURSES
GRADES 9-12
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HIGH SCHOOL COURSES
Students read short stories, poetry, drama, biographiesand essays about people and places in other countries. Themes help students bridge the gap between their own and other cultural and historical contexts. Expanded sections on contemporary, European, African and Asian literature enrich students’ perspectives of today’s global society. Stories fromthepast and present are presented with equal enthusiasm. Additional books, an encyclopedia and other onlinereference materials may be required to fulfill writingrequirements. This course meets state standards andis based on the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
Honors World Literature 10th 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In this reading- and writing-intensive version of our World Literature course, students read works suchas
AG English Fundamentals 9th
Beowulf, The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Iliad and other
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
time-tested tales. This course meets state standards
This is an auto-graded (self-scored) version of the
and is based on the National Council of Teachers of
English Fundamentals course, with added photographs,
English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
multimedia and 20 to 25 self-scoring questions per
American Literature 11th
lesson, in addition to a weekly essay question. AG
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
English Fundamentals has added topics on writing
mechanics, vocabulary and a “reader’s response”
Presented in anthology form, this course helps
section to prompt literary analysis. This course meets
state standards and is based on the National Council
students develop the tools and perspectives necessaryto read American literature with care, understanding
of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College
prep.
and enjoyment. The course includes the historical development of American literature fromthe colonial period to the 20th century. It combines a carefully
English Fundamentals 9th
selected collection of short stories, essays, poemsand
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
plays with a comprehensive guide to writing essays
English Fundamentals provides students with an
and reports. Additional books, magazines,
introduction to sophisticated literary analysis, multiple
encyclopedias and other online reference materials
modes of writing and various literary genres. It also
may be required to fulfill written requirements. This
maintains a strong emphasis on vocabulary enrichment
course meets state standards and is based on the
and grammar. Each lesson integrates basic terms,
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
vocabulary words, reading passages and a writing
standards. College prep.
assignment. The course is geared toward independent
Honors American Literature 11th
thinking, building from basic reading comprehension
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
and grammar exercises in the beginning, to
comparative text analysis and grammatical self-
This course is a reading- and writing-intensive version
correction by the end. The course includes two review
of our American Literature course. (See the American
lessons and frequently draws from previous lessons to
Literature description for detailed information.) College
inform and enrich later ones. This course meets state
standards and is based on the National Council of
prep.
Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
British Literature 12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Honors English Fundamentals 9th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Through the voices of a diverse group of authors,
thinkers and prominent political and cultural figures,
This course is a reading- and writing-intensive version
British Literature surveys the history of the English
of our English Fundamentals course. Students read
language from the Old English period through the
classic and contemporary literature, including excerpts
contemporary writers of today. Through the careful
from The Odyssey; The Call of the Wild; and the works
study of poetry, prose, essay, drama and other literary
of O’Henry, Mark Twain and William Shakespeare.
genres, students refine the skills of critical thinkingand
This course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
World Literature 10th
rhetoric with thought-provoking writing and researchassignments. By using lively websites and integratingcomparative elements across theme, historical periodand interpretive medium, students receive a dynamicmultimedia approach to the study of literature. This
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
course meets state standards and is based on the
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National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
critique their own dramatic plays. Honors DramaLiterature can be combined with Honors Shakespearean Literature to make a full year (2-
Shakespearean Literature 12th
semester) course. This course meets state standards
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
and is based on the National Council of Teachers of
English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
This 18-week course examines William Shakespeare’s
sonnets and his play, Julius Caesar. Students also
Mythology 9th-12th
examine the controversy of authorship. Did William
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Shakespeare really write the plays, or was it the Earl of
Oxford or Christopher Marlowe? Shakespearean
Through the study of myths, folk tales and legendsof
Literature is designed to introduce students to the
the Romans, Greeks, Chinese, Russians and cultures
works of Shakespeare, as well as stimulate those who
of the Middle East, students learn to develop their own
are familiar with his style of writing. Shakespearean
creative ideas. Mythology is an excellent coursefor
Literature can be combined with Drama in Literature to
students who have not enjoyed English, and for
make a full year (2-semester) course.
students who like to use their imaginations.
This course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
Creative Writing 9th-12th1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Creative Writing is a friendly, student-centered course
Honors Shakespearean Literature 12th
written for all skill levels. Students explore journal
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
writing, poetry, fiction and nonfiction such as letter
This 18-week course is a reading- and writing-intensive
writing and technical writing to foster creative writingin
version of our Shakespearean Literature course.
a variety of forms.
Students study and interpret the works of William
Journal Writing 9th-12th
Shakespeare, such as Hamlet, A Midsummer’s Night
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Dream and Romeo and Juliet. Honors Shakespearean
Literature can be combined with Honors Drama
The reasons for keeping a journal are many. It canaid
Literature to make a full year (2-semester) course. This
in self-reflection, clarify ideas, or simply serve as
course meets state standards and is based on the
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
amusement. Whatever the reason, the act of puttingpen to paper (or fingertips to keyboard, as the casemay be) is empowering. Journal Writing encouragesthe young writer through a variety of activities suchas
Drama in Literature 12th
free writing; response to literature; prompts; graphical
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
activities that allow the student to express himor
In this course, students look at some of the great
herself via creation of cartoons, logos, “tags,” and
periods of creativity in theater and read influential
signatures; and finally, production of one’s own book.
dramas from major literary periods. The course begins
Media Literacy 9th - 12th
with a study of the Greek tragedy Antigone. Students
move on to the Elizabethan Age and study
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Shakespeare’s The Tempest. For the Victorian Era,
This course teaches students how to critically evaluate
students read Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being
the media that surrounds them every day, as well asto
Earnest. The course concludes with an examination of
create their own examples of media. This example-rich
the existentialist dramas of the 20th century, including
course covers the history of media, critical thinking
Jean-Paul Sartre’s play, No Exit. In addition to reading
skills, the various channels media takes in our world
plays, students study elements of stagecraft and
and the influence media has in our lives and thinking.
production during each major dramatic period and read
Students approach the material both through projects
author biographies. Drama in Literature can be
and more traditional assignments. This course meets
combined with Shakespearean Literature to make a full
state standards and is based on the National Council
year (2-semester) course. This course meets state
standards and is based on the National Council of
of Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. CollegePrep
Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. College prep.
Writing Tutorials 9th-12th
Honors Drama in Literature 12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Our Writing Tutorials course helps students sharpen
This course is a reading- and writing-intensive version
their writing skills through a non-threatening, step-by-
of our Drama in Literature course. Students read
dramatic works from various historical periods,
step approach. The following types of essays areanalyzed and practiced: compare/contrast, persuasive,
including Classical Greece, the Renaissance, the
eyewitness report, critical review, reflective, interpretive,
Enlightenment, the Victorian Era and the 20th Century.
narrative prose and research. Students learn to
Students study notable dramatists throughout the ages,
develop the writing process from brainstorming to
from Sophocles to Sartre. Students also learn about
outlining, drafting and revising. They learn howtocite
various aspects of stagecraft, dramatic conventions
sources correctly in different types of writing, visitingan
and genres. For their final projects, students write and
array of websites that teach the skills and practicesof
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sound writing. Each lesson provides a rubric, so
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
students know exactly how their writing will be
standards. College Prep.
evaluated. This course meets state standards and is
Omega Math Plane Geometry 9th-11th
based on the National Council of Teachers of English
(NCTE) standards. College prep.
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Plane Geometry employs the Omega Math websitetopresent concepts of Euclidean space, proofs usingdeductive reasoning, an introduction to three- dimensional space and applications of two- andthree- dimensional spaces. Topics include: logic and proof; properties of triangles, polygons and circles; areaandperimeter; surface area; and volume. This coursemeets state standards and is based on the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards. College Prep.
Omega Math Algebra 2 9th-12th2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Elaborating on the lessons learned in Pre-AlgebraandAlgebra 1, Algebra 2 broadens its scope to includetheessential topics needed to be successful in CollegeAlgebra, Pre-Calculus, or Trigonometry. Algebra2is
AG Pre-Algebra 9th–10th
supported by the informative, user-friendly Omega
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Math website. Topics include: functions, logarithmic
functions, exponential functions, complex numbersand
Pre-Algebra is an engaging blend of animated and
more. This course meets state standards and is based
interactive learning activities, graphically enhanced
on the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
instruction and written explanation. Each lesson
contains detailed instruction, guided practice,
(NCTM) standards. College Prep.
independent practice, self-scoring (auto-graded) tools
Survival Math 9th-12th
and plenty of opportunities to ask for help. The course
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
covers the following areas in detail to prepare students
for Algebra 1: types of numbers; estimation; order of
Students identify and practice skills essential to
operations; negatives and absolute values; calculating
independent living. Exercises provide challenges in
with negative numbers; fractions, decimals and percent
day-to-day living, including purchases, living expenses,
basics (applying to real-world situations); algebraic
health care decisions and future planning to improve
reasoning (inductive and deductive); sequences and
real-world knowledge and build self-confidence. Meets
patterns; how to approach and solve complex
graduation requirements.
problems; working with exponents and powers and
Math Proficiency 9th-12th
working with roots. Each semester concludes with a
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
thorough review. Pre-Algebra contains ample
assessments throughout the course that reflect its complete alignment to multiple state content
This course prepares students for the Math sectionof the High School Proficiency Test. It teaches themain
standards, as well as guidelines set forth by the
learning objectives covered by the test, including
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM).
College Prep.
arithmetic, measurement, geometry, data analysisandbasic algebra. The course also provides test-takingstrategies and sample test problems.
AG Algebra 1 9th-10th
Meets graduation requirements.
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
This auto-graded (self-scored) course teaches the
concepts of introductory algebra in a visually
captivating, interactive learning environment.
Innovative activities relate mathematics to the real
world and include sound, animation and instant
feedback. Each lesson contains 20–25 self-scoring
multiple-choice questions with detailed examples and
engaging demonstrations. Lessons are supplemented
by remedial and enrichment resources, as well as
online research. Topics include: absolute values,
rational and irrational numbers, the four basic
arithmetical operations, graphs, the point-slope formula
and solving word problems as algebraic expressions.
This course meets state standards and is based on the
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Honors Earth Science 9th-12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
This is a rigorous version of our Earth Science course.
(See the Earth Science description for detailed
information.) Honors Earth Science can be combined
with Honors Oceanography to make a full year (2-
semester) course. This course meets state standards
and is based on the National Science Teachers
Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
AG Oceanography 9th-12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
This is an auto-graded (self-scored) version of
Oceanography, with added photographs, multimedia
General Science 9th-12th
and 20 to 25 self-scoring questions per lesson, in
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
addition to a weekly essay question. AG
Oceanography can be combined with AGEarth
General Science offers students a fun, non-threatening
Science to make a full year (2-semester) course. This
introduction to the world of science. Students visit
course meets state standards and is based on the
some of the best sites on the Web and have the
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
opportunity to conduct independent research. Some of
standards. College prep.
the lessons contain hands-on activities and
experiments. The course covers several different
Oceanography 9th-12th
branches of science, including topics such as:
hurricanes, weather stations, lasers, magnets,
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit Students study the ecology and diversity of the world’s
hummingbirds, polar bears and botanical gardens. This
oceans, with particular attention paid to the complex
course meets state standards and is based on the
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards.
College prep.
interactions among all marine life, fromthe smallest microorganism to the largest sea mammal. Topicsinclude: life in the sea, deep sea exploration, marinemammals, coastal ecosystems and the sea floor.
AG Earth Science 9th-12th
Students periodically write research papers on
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
individual areas of interest. Students also learn touse
graphs, tables, maps, data and the Internet to enrich
This is an auto-graded (self-scored) version of the
their study of this challenging and exciting course.
Earth Science course, with 20 to 25 multiple-choice
Oceanography can be combined with Earth Scienceto
questions per lesson, essay questions and a vibrant
make a full year (2-semester) course. This course
multimedia presentation. AG Earth Science can be
meets state standards and is based on the National
combined with AG Oceanography to make a full year
Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards.
(2-semester) course. This course meets state
College prep.
standards and is based on the National Science
Teachers Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
Honors Oceanography 9th-12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Earth Science 9th-12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Honors Oceanography is a research- and writing
intensive version of our Oceanography course. (See
Students recognize the critical importance of scientific
the Oceanography description for detailed information.)
developments in today’s world by gaining basic
Honors Oceanography can be combined with Honors
knowledge of earth science. The course includes a
Earth Science to make a full year (2-semester) course.
wealth of informative and dynamic websites. Topics
include: humanity’s impact on the planet, environmental challenges, plants, geological history, fossils, continental drift, volcanoes, ecosystems,
This course meets state standards and is basedontheNational Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
atmosphere, erosion, glaciers, weather, climate and
Biology 9th-12th
the solar system. To contribute to students’ learning
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
and personal development, the course includes
This course teaches students the fundamental
discussions of historical achievements in the
field of earth science, career paths and options.
concepts of biology. Topics include: the characteristicsof life, basic chemistry, animal life, plant life,
Students also conduct weekly investigations in areas of
reproduction and development, genetics, evolution,
personal interest that lead to independent research
diversity and ecology. Through investigation and
papers. Earth Science can be combined with
activities, students gain firsthand experience withsuch
Oceanography to make a full year (2-semester) course.
learning skills and processes as observing, classifying,
This course meets state standards and is based on the
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
identifying, measuring, inferring, hypothesizing, interpreting and predicting. Biology includes weekly
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AG World Cultures 9th
thought-provoking questions answered in essay form.
Students also complete semester term papers on a
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
chosen topic. This course meets state standards and is
AG World Cultures is an auto-graded (self-scored)
based on the National Science Teachers Association
(NSTA) standards. College prep.
version of the World Cultures course, with addedphotographs, multimedia and 20 to 25 self-scoring
Honors Biology 9th-12th
questions per lesson, in addition to a weekly essay
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
question. This course meets state standards andis
based on the National Council for the Social Studies
Honors Biology is a research- and writing-intensive
(NCSS) standards. College prep.
version of our regular Biology course. (See the Biology
description for detailed information.) This course meets
World Cultures 9th
state standards and is based on the National Science
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Teachers Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
Rich with primary source excerpts and cultural
Biology Lab Kit 9th-12th
vignettes, this course provides a tour of the history,
To fulfill lab requirements, students use a lab kit and
cultures and environments of the seven continents.
online manual designed specifically for use with both
The study of geography is further enhanced with
biology courses. Lab kit materials may be obtained by
access to maps, diagrams and related cultural
ordering the NetAXS² Digital Academy lab kit directly
information. This course presents geography in an
from the manufacturer: At Home Science, www.athomescience.com or (866) 206-0773.
enjoyable, exploratory format. It culminates in planninga trip around the world. This course meets statestandards and is based on the National Council for the
Study of the Environment 9th-12th
Social Studies (NCSS) standards. College prep.
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Study of the Environment examines the
World History 10th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
interrelationships among humans and the natural world.
Main topics include: ecosystems, land resources, water
World History encourages students to use multimedia
resources, biodiversity, pollution, waste and waste
to establish a chronology and understanding of
reduction, energy, and sustainable development.
influential historical events. By examining traditionally
Emphasis is on tying solutions – and students’ roles in
under-represented perspectives, students learnto
these solutions – to the environmental issues and
question traditional historical accounts and formtheir
problems discussed.
own understanding of world history. Topics include: the
This course meets state standards and is based on the
beginning of civilization, civilizations of the
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards. College prep.
Mediterranean world, Asian history, the early modernworld, the emergence of modern nations, the development of industrial society and world wars inthe20th Century. Weekly compositions in response tothereadings employ creative writing, analysis and independent research. This course meets state standards and is based on the National Council for theSocial Studies (NCSS) standards. College prep.
Honors World History 10th2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit Honors World History offers a reading- and writing intensive version of the World History course. Thecourse enables students to examine and interpret influential historical events. Weekly compositions, inresponse to the readings, employ creative writing, analysis, description, compare/contrast, poetry, short stories, imaginary writing, personal experiences, editorials and diary entries. Honors World History includes a wealth of dynamic, informative websites. It meets state standards and is based on the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) standards. College prep.
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U.S. Government 12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
U.S. Government provides the student with a basic
understanding of American government. Topics include:
the roots of democracy, the judiciary systemandthe
law, interest groups in government, landmark Supreme
Court cases, civil rights and individual liberties.
Diverse online resources make this course informative
and engaging. U.S. Government can be combinedwith
Economics to make a full year (2-semester) course.
This course meets state standards and is basedonthe
National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)
standards. College prep.
Economics 101 12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
In this 18-week course, students use the Internet to
American History 11th
learn and apply the fundamental concepts of modern
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
economics. In addition to studying the primary typesof
This 1-year course visits aspects of American history
economic systems, laws of supply and demand and
and provides a well-rounded, comprehensive depiction
other key economic concepts, students learn about the
of events from the American Revolution to modern
effect that jobs, earnings and career decisions haveon
times. Students review many photographs, maps and
their buying power and quality of life. Students also
speeches from different time periods, as well as
explore the role that an increasingly global market
cultural descriptions. American History is a substantial,
plays in their daily lives. In this course, economic
exciting course with many engaging websites to
concepts are explained in a simple, understandable
explore. This course meets state standards and is
way. Lessons involve problem-solving activities for
based on the National Council for the Social Studies
(NCSS) standards. College prep.
real-life questions and scenarios. Economics canbecombined with U.S. Government to make a full year (2- semester) course. This course meets state standards
Honors American History 11th
and is based on the National Council on Economic
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Education (NCEE) standards. College prep.
Honors American History offers a reading- and writing
intensive version of our American History course.
Students explore a variety of dynamic, informative
websites to gain a comprehensive understanding of
events from the American Revolution to modern times.
The websites contain many excellent photographs,
maps, speeches and cultural descriptions from
different time periods. Particular emphasis is placed
on traditionally underrepresented perspectives so
students can form a comprehensive understanding of
influential events in American history. This course
meets state standards and is based on the National
Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) standards.
College prep.
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Learning Style activities and pictographs (rather than
grammar rules, rote memorization and drills). In
addition to meeting state standards, students focuson
the 5 Cs of the American Council on the Teachingof
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standard: communication,
cultures, connections, comparison and communities.
Grammar includes original sentence construction, verb
infinitives and base forms, irregular verbs, Latin-
derived cognates, concrete objects and associated
verbs, adjective agreement and demonstrative
pronouns. This course is completely online, using
sound files. Students will need access to speakersfor
the sound files, which can be retrieved via a varietyof
media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media
Player, QuickTime). College Prep.
French Power-Glide Ultimate 2 9th-12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 1 9th-12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
French, year 2, builds on the content and grammar
principles used in the French Power-Glide Ultimate1
This course is geared to make learning as natural and
program. Grammar includes pronouns with finiteand
entertaining as possible. Providing a rich experience in
infinite verbs, use of negative voice, verb distinctions,
communication, the course is fun and engaging as it
focuses on music, stories, memory aids, Diglot Weaves, you-are-there adventures, individual
reflexive pronouns, various verb tenses and natural versus arbitrary gender. This course is completelyonline, using sound files. It meets state standards and
Learning Style activities and pictographs (rather than
is based on the American Council on the Teachingof
grammar rules, rote memorization and drills). In
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standards. Students will
addition to meeting state standards, students focus on
need access to speakers for the sound files, whichcan
the 5 Cs of the American Council on the Teaching of
be retrieved via a variety of media players (Mp3, Real
Foreign Language (ACTFL) standard: communication,
cultures, connections, comparison and communities.
Player, Windows Media player, QuickTime). College Prep.
Grammar includes original sentence construction, verb infinitives and base forms, irregular verbs, Latin-
derived cognates, concrete objects and associated verbs, adjective agreement and demonstrative pronouns. This course is completely online, using sound files. Students will need access to speakers for the sound files, which can be retrieved via a variety of media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media Player, QuickTime). College Prep.
Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 2 9th-12th 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Spanish, year 2, is a continuation of the Spanish Power-Glide Ultimate 1 program, with additional
grammar, vocabulary, speaking and listening practice. Grammar includes verb tense distinctions; associations between verbs, adverbs and nouns; verb endings and building grammar skills through reading. This course is completely online, using sound files. It meets state standards and is based on the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language (ACTFL) standards. Students will need access to speakers for the sound files, which can be retrieved via a variety of media players (Mp3, Real Player, Windows Media Player, QuickTime). College Prep.
French Power-Glide Ultimate 1 9th-12th 2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
This course is geared to make learning as natural and entertaining as possible. Providing a rich experience in communication, the course is fun and engaging as it focuses on music, stories, memory aids, Diglot
Weaves, you-are-there adventures, individual
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Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN
LANGUAGE/
TOEFL PREP
(TESOL) standards.
Our exciting English Prep program includes six full
years of instruction. The courses are fun, interactive
and graphically rich. In each course students hear
English spoken by native speakers, read real-life
conversations on social as well as academic topics and
complete challenging grammar lessons. English Prep
is a unique blend of the direct method of language
instruction that focuses on situational language
acquisition and the traditional method of systematic
grammar study. The six courses of English
Prep present a carefully planned series that begins
with the English alphabet and systematically prepares
students for success on the Test of English as a
Foreign Language (TOEFL). Course offerings are
appropriate for people of all ages with various goals.
These courses require the assistance of a tutor or
teacher who is proficient in the student’s native
language.
English 104: Writing for Life 9th-12th
English 101: Making Friends 9th-12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In English 104, students develop writing skills for a
Students learn basic conversation skills, pronunciation
variety of personal, academic and professional
and transcription. Games and stories make learning
situations. Students write essays, poetry, letters, a
memorable. Vocabulary is increased with picture and
personal biography and fiction. Grammar knowledge
audio dictionaries and fun “picture glossaries.” This is a
strengthens with practical usage of English. The
colorful exercise, where students click on different
course is focused on building writing skills, but there
objects to see and hear their English names. The
are also large listening and reading comprehension
glossaries include the rooms of a house, a garden,
components. As in all English preparation offerings,
a family portrait and many others. This course meets
TOEFL preparation is a high priority. This course
Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
(TESOL) standards.
meets Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) standards.
English 102: Road Trip USA 9th-12th
English 105: Learning for Life 9th-12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Students learn to converse on many subjects. Picture
In English 105, students gain an extended vocabulary,
and audio dictionaries expand vocabulary. The Internet
useful in personal, academic and professional
provides reading challenges, following the theme of
situations. Over 700 subject-specific vocabulary words
travel and sightseeing. Complex sentence structures
are learned, facilitating intellectual and scientific
are mastered and over 300 vocabulary words are
conversations and improving familiarity with the
taught. A focus on conversation among friends and
academic environment. Aspects of writing and
strangers allows for listening and speaking practice in
conversing are thoroughly covered in the major
every lesson. The travel theme includes geography as
academic disciplines of science, mathematics,
well as information gathering and directions. This
literature and history. This course meets Teachersof
course meets Teachers of English to Speakers of
Other Languages (TESOL) standards.
English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) standards.
English 103: One World 9th-12th
English 106: TOEFL Success 9th-12th
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
In English 103, students continue to build their
TOEFL Success is a course designed to help students
understanding of English grammar as they learn the
not simply pass, but achieve a high score on the
values of global citizenship. This course opens with a
TOEFL exam. The multiple-choice TOEFL examtests
section on multiculturalism in which students read and
non-native English speakers on their proficiency in
listen to short articles. The second half centers on
American English. TOEFL Success helps students
readings from the Internet that are analyzed through
successfully prepare to take the examwith confidence,
guided activities. Students explore all major English-
through 36 fun, interactive lessons. This coursemeets
speaking cultures. Listening is a component of each
lesson, as an auto-graded quiz. This course meets
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Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages
standards and is based on the National Council of
(TESOL) standards.
Teachers of English (NCTE) standards. Collegeprep.
Introduction to the Internet 9th-12th1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
This 18-week course gives students a basic understanding of how to navigate and search for information on the Web. After taking this course, theInternet will be a familiar resource tool for researchandexplorations. This course meets state standards andthe National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS).
Art History 9th-12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
In this 18-week course, students acquire knowledge,
appreciation and understanding of the history of art.
Each student visits websites from famous museums
around the world, including the Louvre, the National
AG Health 9th-12th
Museum of Art and the Vatican. This course looks at
art as a reflection of its people, their religions, political
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
or social climate, customs and environmental factors.
AG Health is a self-scored version of the Healthcourse,
Topics include visual vocabulary, principles of art,
with added photographs, multimedia and 20 to 25self-
drawing, painting, sculpture, studio art, art history, art
scoring questions per lesson, in addition to a weekly
criticism and aesthetics. Art History is an inspiring
essay question. AG Health has added coverageon
addition to any student’s curriculum. College prep.
SARS, epidemiology and environmental health. This
Renaissance Art 9th-12th
course meets state standards and
is based on the National Health Education standards.
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
High School Health 9th-12th
Renaissance Art is a 1-semester course that provides
students with knowledge of, and appreciation for, the
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
art and culture of the Early Renaissance and High
This course presents students with a clear look at the
Renaissance in Italy. Students learn about the lives
health issues facing humanity today. Students evaluate
and works of some of the finest Renaissance artists by
their own level of health and examine areas of health
using numerous multimedia websites from all over the
risks, nutritional needs, exercise, drugs, self-care,
world. Students get a chance to learn about such
environment and safety. This is a hands-on course
masters as Giotto, Donatello, Leonardo da Vinci,
Michelangelo and many more. College prep.
where students learn to take charge of their ownhealthby practicing preventative health habits. The course
Photoshop Design 9th-12th
includes a wealth of high-quality, up-to-date Internet
resources. It meets state standards and is basedon
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
the National Health Education standards. Note: In
Explore the techniques of Photoshop, the elements of
accordance with state mandates, this course includes
art and the principles of design. Students receive an
education on drugs and alcohol, AIDS and sexualityso
overview of digital art making while completing fun,
that students can make informed, responsible
hands-on creative projects. Requirement: Adobe
Photoshop 6.0 or higher. College prep.
decisions.
Life Management 9th-12th
Media Literacy 9th - 12th
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Life Management provides students with an
This course teaches students how to critically evaluate
opportunity to look at their lives in terms of self-
the media that surrounds them every day, as well as
examination, self-actualization, community involvement,
create their own examples of media. This example-rich
personal health, money management skills, college
course covers the history of media, critical thinking
planning, resource and time management and career
skills, the various channels media takes in our world
options. The course stresses a reflective as well asan
and the influence media has in our lives and thinking.
analytical approach to life skills and includes journal
Students approach the material through projects and
writing as an integral element of the course. The
writing assignments. This course meets state
culminating activity, an autobiography fromthe
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perspective of 10 years from today, asks students to think concretely about their futures.
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Special Needs - Integrated Science9th-
12th
STANDARDIZED TEST
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
Integrated Science asks students to look at websites
PREPARATION
from all over the world to learn about different topics.
SAT Prep 9th-12th
One week, students will be swimming in the deepocean with whales; another time, they might be
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
investigating bugs; next, they might journey to
Mars!
This course provides high-quality instruction that is
completely customized to each student, pinpointing the
English Internet Explorations A9th-12th
student’s abilities on the skills that are tested in the
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
actual exam. Reinforcing essential skills and concepts
English Internet Explorations A integrates the core
strengthens students’ areas of weakness, and extra
subjects of English, Science and Social Studies ina
challenge is provided in areas of strength. Students
fun, lively course. Students polish their readingand
progress through the course at their own pace,
whenever their schedules allow.
writing skills while visiting exciting websites. Assignments regularly include creative writing projects.
Math Proficiency 9th-12th
This is a good nontraditional English course for
1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
students who lack strong English skills. Meets
graduation requirements.
This course prepares students for the Math section of
the High School Proficiency Test. It teaches the main
English Internet Explorations B9th-12th
learning objectives covered by the test, including
2 semesters 10 credits / 1 unit
arithmetic, measurement, geometry, data analysis and
English Internet Explorations B is a popular follow-up
basic algebra. The course also provides test-taking
to English Internet Explorations A. Topics includes:
strategies and sample test problems. Meets
graduation requirements.
raptors, the Ben Franklin Museum, volcanoes andGodzilla. Assignments regularly include creativewriting. This is a good nontraditional English course for students who lack strong English skills. Meets graduation requirements.
Survival Math 9th-12th 1 semester 5 credits / .5 unit
Students identify and practice skills essential to independent living. Exercises provide challenges inday-to-day living, including purchases, living expenses, health care decisions and future planning to improvereal-world knowledge and build self-confidence. Meetsgraduation requirements.
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Online Tutoring
GRADES 4-8
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SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION
Grades – 4 – 12
Availability – Normal school year (6 to 9 months)
After-school – On- or off-site
Number of sessions – 2 per week
Number of hours –2 hours or less according to school
requirements
Supplemental education is tutoring, as defined by the
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, of 2001. Under
NCLB, eligible families can choose a NetAXS² Digital
Academy Affiliate that is a state approved
supplemental education service provider (ASSP) as
their Supplemental Education Service (SES) provider.
At NetAXS² Digital Academy, we and our community-
based partners (Affiliates) believe that providing
students with SES in partnership with the student’s
school is the best way to enable both the student and
the school to attain higher levels of performance. We
invite any organization desiring to participate as an
ASSP in their local area to contact us and learnmore.
ONLINE TUTORING
The existing SES programs offered by the NetAXS
Digital Academy and Affiliates include:
Grades – 4 – 12
Availability – All year long (12 months) In-school, after-school, home school Number of sessions – as required
Reading/Language Arts …In the area of reading/language arts, our programaddressesthe
five dimensions of reading, which includes
Number of hours – as required, or according to
individual education plan (IEP).
Phonemic Awareness, Fluency, Comprehension, Phonics and Vocabulary.
Math … In the area of math, our programincludes
The NetAXS Digital Academy curriculum includes
a math component that addresses the five strands
tutoring programs for students in grades 4 through 12
associated with mathematical proficiency.
who are struggling in reading/language arts and
mathematics. Through the NetAXS Digital Academy,
students will receive one-on-one personal attention
from one of our trained Affiliate instructors from start to
finish.
Our tutoring programs are designed for access in
existing classroom, before- and after-school, and home
school settings. Wherever the student has access to a
computer that is connected to the Internet.
The existing tutorial programs offered by the NetAXS
Digital Academy include:
Reading/Language Arts … In the area of
reading/language arts, our program addresses the
five dimensions of reading, which includes
Phonemic Awareness, Fluency, Comprehension,
Phonics and Vocabulary.
Math … In the area of math, our program includes
a math component that addresses the five strands
associated with mathematical proficiency.
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