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This course introduces students to secondary English studies. Students study grammar, syntax, and writing basics within fiction assignments while developing their personal writing voice.

This course gives students a solid foundation in writing, grammar, and literature. Students experience all stages of the writing process (planning, composition, editing, and revision) while learning how to analyze short literary works. This course is NCAA-approved.

Essay Writing Workshop is an 8-week immersion in the writing process for high school students. In a supportive, collaborative environment, students craft one essay from Step A to Step Z, learning key concepts in grammar, style, and citation along the way.

English 1 introduces students to high school level English. Students learn to be effective readers, writers, and thinkers while also connecting the study of English to God, Scripture, and the Christian life. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course teaches students how an author’s viewpoint is impacted by time, location, and culture. Students who complete English 2 are well-prepared to communicate with diverse perspectives and excel in higher-level humanities courses. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the American literary tradition, and equips them to reflect on the collective American experience. Students learn how history impacts literature, and thus become more sophisticated writers, readers, and thinkers. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course teaches students the skills needed for confidence and success in college-level academic writing. Assignments prompt students to consider elements of composition at the highest level, providing practice and instructor feedback to ensure students can use them with sophisticated control—and improve scores on the AP Exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course teaches students to critically read British literature, take ownership of their ideas, and generate thoughtful theses for argumentative essays. Students who complete English 4 are well-prepared for college writing and literary analysis. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to literature at the college-level and equips them for advanced literary study. Assignments prompt students to analyze and write with sophisticated style while preparing them for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course serves as a bridge between arithmetic and algebra. Students explore the skills and concepts necessary for basic algebraic methods, which provides a solid foundation for Algebra 1 and subsequent high school math courses.

This course introduces students to the study of relationships between variables. Students who master the fundamentals of Algebra 1 will be well-prepared for advanced mathematics courses—and for the many careers which depend on these skills. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the visual study of shapes, sizes, patterns, and positions. Students explore spatial sense and geometric reasoning while developing real life problem solving skills. This course is NCAA-approved.

Algebra 2 teaches students the language which describes functional relationships in God’s universe. Students grow their problem-solving abilities and learn the necessary skills for advanced math courses such as Pre-Calculus & Trigonometry. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course explores functions, graphs, and the other concepts necessary for success in AP Calculus AB. Students who successfully complete Pre-Calculus & Trigonometry are well-prepared for advanced mathematics courses. Pre-Calculus & Trigonometry is approved for dual credit at Colorado Christian University. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to college-level math and equips them for further advanced study. Assignments challenge students to both achieve the right results and justify their conclusions—all while preparing them for the AP exam. AP Calculus AB is approved for dual credit at Colorado Christian University. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the concepts and methods used in biology, which studies living systems from the flow of life through cell structures to the interconnected nature of ecosystems. The course is taught from a Young Earth Creationist perspective. This course is NCAA-approved.

In this course students learn about the properties and behavior of the matter that surrounds them. Chemistry identifies the ingredients of our physical world, studies how they interact on a molecular level, and observes the results of these interactions. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the formal study of physics, which uses math and science to explain the universe’s most fundamental measurable qualities. Students learn the basic laws of physics and practice using them to explain their observations about the universe. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the operations of the economy on a national and global scale while preparing for the AP exam. AP Macroeconomics is designed to be taken sequentially after AP Microeconomics. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to core economic concepts and teaches them to analyze market behavior while preparing for the AP exam. Microeconomics is designed to be taken sequentially before AP Macroeconomics.

This course teaches students about the pivotal Supreme Court cases which have shaped American law. These cases cover a variety of topics including abortion, religious liberty, free speech, and judicial review. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course equips students with the practical and historical knowledge needed for a proper civics education. Students explore the purpose of the Constitution, the role of American diplomacy, and the structure of the U.S. government and economic system.

AP US Government introduces students to college-level Government study and prepares them for the AP exam. Students engage with the theoretical origins of US government and politics while examining their practical application throughout history. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to German language and culture. Students develop basic skills in speaking, reading, and writing German. Students who successfully complete German 1 are well-prepared for German 2. This course is NCAA-approved.

Spanish 1 introduces students to Spanish language and culture. Students develop basic skills in speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish. Students who complete Spanish 1 are well-prepared for Spanish 2. This course is NCAA-approved.

German 2 teaches students intermediate language skills and explores additional aspects of German culture. Students refine and develop speaking, reading, and writing in German. This course is NCAA-approved.

Spanish 2 teaches students intermediate language skills and advanced topics about Hispanic culture. Students refine and develop speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish. Those who complete Spanish 2 are well-prepared for Spanish 3. This course is NCAA-approved.

Spanish 3 builds on the intermediate topics learned in Spanish 2. Students grow their skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in the Spanish language, and study advanced Hispanic cultural topics. Students who successfully complete Spanish 3 may be able to test out of college-level Spanish. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to the world of business from the prospective of both employers and employees. Students learn how to start and manage a business, including basic economics principles, how to secure venture capital, and much more.

This course teaches students how to use and interpret language to reason well. They learn that logic is the science of thinking, something which is found in God’s nature and guides all areas of human inquiry.

The Personal Finance course teaches students individual financial management principles from a biblical worldview. They are equipped with the skills and practices they need to be confident, lifelong stewards of their finances.

This course teaches students how to manage their personal finances and understand basic accounting principles and practices. These practical life skills equip students for independence as they approach adulthood.

The U.S. History course teaches students United States history from the early English colonization to the present day. In studying the past, students gain an appreciation for America and a better understanding of what it means to be an American. This course is NCAA-approved.

This unique history course introduces students to key literary and cultural milestones through western history, and the influence these cultural arts have had on the formation of western society. Students consider how the arts reveal goodness, truth, and beauty through time while receiving a strong foundation in western history. Students who complete this course are well-prepared for advanced history, literature, and humanities coursework. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to modern European history (1450 AD–present) at the college-level. Students learn to evaluate the people, events, and ideas that have impacted western civilization—from the Renaissance to contemporary European events—while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to modern world history (1200 AD–present) at the college level. Students expand their knowledge of the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our world, tracing human history from the medieval period up to the present day, while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to U.S. History at the college-level. Students analyze political, social, cultural, and economic developments from the pre-Columbian period to the present while preparing for the AP exam. This course is NCAA-approved.

This course introduces students to basic computer literacy. Students learn the fundamental skills needed for successful computer operations while also learning HTML coding and important cybersecurity protocols.

The Computer Science course introduces students to advanced programming languages. There is particular emphasis on Python, which is an object-oriented programming language. Students study Python databases, code editors, folder structures, and path structures. This course is NCAA-approved.

This Web Design course teaches students to use emerging technologies to create purposeful, user-focused websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, graphic design, and UX best practices. Students gain an understanding of both the technology and design principles behind effective web communication.