To assist students on their path to college, career, and life by providing them the best possible education, supporting them academically, emotionally, and mentally, while developing their self-discipline, independence, accountability and responsibility.
To prepare students to be innovative, critical thinkers as they enter the global community as independent, creative, and productive people.
Our K–5 program builds strong foundations in core subjects with engaging, character-driven lessons. From pirate adventures in reading to arctic expeditions in math, learning is designed to be an adventure.
Learn to read with Penelope the Pirate! Students go on a reading adventure to learn new letters and sounds, combining them to make words. Includes alphabet safaris, games, and recording features to practice sounding out words.
Follow Ninovan, the Environmental Scientist! Explore writing, grammar, and phonics. Practice sight words, reading fluency, and comprehension with literature and informational texts, plus narrative and opinion-based writing.
A rigorous look at ELA standards focusing on foundational skills, reading comprehension, grammar, and speaking/listening. Students explore a myriad of topics through integration across content areas.
Explore reading and writing foundational skills, vocabulary, grammar, and the writing process. Includes interactive lessons, graphic organizers, and videos to support narrative, informational, and opinion essays.
Emphasizes explicit, systematic phonics instruction as the foundation of literacy. Focuses on decoding, fluency, and knowledge acquisition across domains as prerequisites to higher literacy.
Continues the emphasis on systematic phonics, decoding, and fluency. Students build a wide range of knowledge across domains to ensure they become proficient readers and critical thinkers.
Explore numbers on a bug hunt, under the sea, and at the beach. Learn to count, compare, identify shapes, add, subtract, and measure with friendly characters like Niko, Riley, and Slater.
Inspires students to become critical thinkers. Learners use math as a tool to understand the world, using media with sight and sound to engage in problem-solving.
Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve word problems. Build understanding of place value (hundreds, tens, ones) and use strategies to add and subtract within 1,000.
Help at the Sports Factory, complete the Amazing Math Race, and aid the Animal Rescue Center. Focus on fractions, representing data, and solving one- and two-step word problems.
Explore the relationship between fractions and decimals. Use protractors for angles, learn measurement, and interpret data using median, mode, and range.
Use division to navigate the Arctic, add/subtract fractions in a museum escape challenge, and calculate area/volume inside a video game. Advanced problem-solving adventures.
Spark curiosity in Earth, Life, and Physical Science. Students engage in science and engineering practices by asking questions, defining problems, and developing models.
Active student learning allows students to engage, explore, explain, elaborate, and evaluate. Builds understanding from experiences to facilitate a better grasp of the world.
Combines virtual lab investigations, interactive lessons, and e-books. Explore matter, Earth changes, and plants/animals through science and engineering practices.
Learn about the senses, ecosystems, and Earth’s changes. Expands into the solar system, introducing comets, asteroids, and Galileo Galilei’s contributions.
Includes virtual labs and hands-on options. Explore energy, waves, information transfer, plant/animal structures, senses, and Earth's resources.
Engage with virtual labs to explore matter, organisms, ecosystems, Earth's systems, and Earth's place in the universe through interactive lessons.
Introduces fundamental topics: family, community, culture, geography, and early U.S. history. Students learn to locate themselves within a community and read basic maps.
Covers physical and human geography, history, U.S. symbols, and economics. Students explore their community, state, and country while learning about resources, cultures, and citizenship.
Expands map skills including scale, direction, and location. Students use these skills to explore the physical and human features of their community, state, continent, and the world.
Investigates regions of the country, studying physical/human features, history, and culture. Focuses on how people adapt to different climates and natural resources.
Investigates the geography, history, economics, and civics of the United States. Explores the five regions, natural landmarks, weather, and neighboring countries.
A deep dive into U.S. History, from Indigenous cultures and European exploration to the Civil War and the 20th Century. Focuses on the influence of physical/cultural characteristics.
Grades 6–8 focusing on the transition from elementary concepts to advanced critical thinking. Includes specialized electives like Digital Citizenship and Theatre.
Develops skills in writing, reading, and speaking using the six traits of writing. Introduces informative, persuasive, narrative, and descriptive styles alongside grammar and literary genres.
Focuses on writing and literature. Reviews the eight parts of speech and applies them to functional and persuasive writing. Includes study of short stories and novels.
Advanced study of vocabulary, literature, grammar, research, and speech. Research-based writing with documentation and novel studies for comprehension.
Mastery of operations with whole numbers, decimals, and fractions. Covers graphing, statistics, measurement, ratio, probability, area, volume, and integers.
Real-life math connections including exponents, metrics, order of operations, and algebra integration. Covers LCM, GCF, and probability.
Prepares for high school with scientific notation, multi-step problems, geometry, probability, statistics, and two-variable algebraic equations.
Covers life’s structure/function, diversity of life, Earth’s air/water, space, matter, forces, energy, electricity, and magnetism.
Study of living things including ecology, cell life and structure, life processes, classification, genetics, and organisms.
Focuses on chemistry and physics: matter, energy, atoms, motion, simple machines, magnetism, waves, light, sound, and energy resources.
Study of world regions using the Five Themes of Geography: Location, Place, Human/Environment Interaction, Movement, and Region.
Survey of U.S. history from 1860 to present. Explores changing economic/social structures and America's role as a global power.
Survey from early Native American cultures to the 1850s sectional division. Includes geography skills, current events, and research projects.
Learn the behaviors and expectations of being a good "digital citizen." Encourages critical thinking about online behavior.
Create stories using computer-based images, text, audio, and video. Topics range from personal tales to historical events.
Provides knowledge, skills, and values for a healthy lifestyle. Addresses health and skill-related components of physical fitness.
Basics of character building, pantomime, improvisation, and speaking. Explores technical theatre (costumes, props) and playwriting.
Rigorous college-prep courses designed to meet graduation requirements and prepare students for university and career success.
Foundations of literary analysis, writing process, and media literacy. Includes reading strategies, multi-paragraph papers, and grammar conventions.
Focuses on literary and nonliterary subjects. Includes essay writing, analysis of world literature, and standard written English conventions. Prerequisite: English 1
Analysis of American literary works reflecting national qualities and ethnic diversity. Includes research and writing related to American literature. Prerequisite: English 2
Critical analysis of British literature and the development of the English language. Prepares for real-life writing: technical, creative, and academic. Prerequisite: English 3
Develops algebraic concepts for real-world problems. Covers real number system, polynomials, geometric concepts, and data analysis. Prerequisite: Pre-Algebra
Advanced algebra including complex numbers, sequences, series, functions (quadratic, exponential, logarithmic), and probability. Prerequisite: Algebra I
Euclidean geometry of lines, planes, angles, triangles, polygons, and circles. Includes logic, construction, and right triangle trigonometry. Prerequisite: Algebra I
Strengthens algebraic/trigonometric concepts to prepare for calculus. Covers symbolic logic, matrix algebra, probability, and limits. Prerequisite: Algebra II
Targeted instruction for students needing preparation for college-level math. Incorporates Florida Standards for Mathematical Content.
Exploratory experiences in fundamental life concepts: cell biology, genetics, ecology, and human anatomy. Includes laboratory activities and scientific method application. Prerequisite: N/A
Study of matter's composition, properties, and changes. Covers atomic theory, periodic table, bonding, and chemical reactions. Includes lab activities. Prerequisite: N/A
Introduction to physics and chemistry: mechanics, energy, electricity, atoms, nuclear reactions, and biochemistry. Lab activities included. Prerequisite: N/A
In-depth study of matter and energy interaction. Covers kinematics, dynamics, thermodynamics, waves, light, and nuclear physics. Prerequisite: Algebra 2
Understanding relationships between human body structures and functions. Covers cells, tissues, homeostasis, genetics, and body systems. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Scientific inquiry into animal life. Includes research, problem-solving, and direct interaction with natural phenomena or data collection. Prerequisite: Rec. for 11th Grade
Study of national and international economic systems, banking, monetary policy, global markets, and financial/investment markets. Prerequisite: N/A
Fundamental questions of human inquiry. Intro to classical/modern philosophies, logic, reasoning, and social/political thought. Prerequisite: N/A
Understanding human behavior, development, intelligence, personality, emotion, stress, and mental health through psychological theories. Prerequisite: N/A
Understanding group interaction and its impact on individuals. beliefs, values, and behavior patterns in an interdependent world. Prerequisite: Rec. for 11th Grade
Analysis of documents shaping political traditions (Constitution, Bill of Rights), branches of government, and civic responsibilities. Prerequisite: Rec. for 10th Grade
Chronological development of the American people, examining political, economic, social, and cultural events from colonial times to present. Prerequisite: Rec. for 9th Grade
Development of civilization examining political, economic, and religious events. Covers pre-history, rise of civilizations, and global nationalism. Prerequisite: N/A
Study of major traditions: Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Shintoism, and Taoism. Prerequisite: N/A
Explore art history from Prehistory to the 16th century. Analysis of significant works, architecture, symbology, and societal context. Prerequisite: N/A
Explore film elements and cinematic techniques. Study how film serves story/theme. Includes comparative study of theatre, film, and literature. Prerequisite: N/A
Wellness-oriented course emphasizing responsible decision-making and planning for a healthy lifestyle. Prerequisite: N/A
Health Opportunities through Physical Education. Covers fitness, nutrition, disease prevention, first aid/CPR, and responsible behaviors. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop optimal physical fitness levels. Covers assessment, biomechanical principles, safety, stress management, and nutrition. Prerequisite: N/A
Intro to language and culture. Develops communicative skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Prerequisite: N/A
Reinforces French 1 skills with increased emphasis on reading, writing, and cultural awareness. Prerequisite: French 1
Intro to Spanish language and culture. Focuses on listening/speaking with attention to pronunciation and grammar fundamentals. Prerequisite: N/A
Expands listening and oral skills. Increases emphasis on reading/writing and cultural survey of Spanish-speaking people. Prerequisite: Spanish 1
Advanced Placement. Develops oral and written fluency following College Board AP guidelines. Prerequisite: Spanish 2
Rigorous coursework designed for college preparation and advanced standing.
Promotes academic excellence through critical analysis of major literary genres and creative/technical writing. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Study of world literature and universal themes. Advanced composition instruction and analysis of written English conventions. Prerequisite: English 1 Honors
Enriched experiences in American literature analysis. Includes documented papers and analysis of American dialects. Prerequisite: English 2 Honors
Instruction in British literature. Writing assignments develop critical interpretation skills. Overview of English language history. Prerequisite: English 3 Honors
Study of semantic, structural, and rhetorical resources. Prepares for AP exam. Prerequisite: B-Grade in recent English
Critical analysis of poetry, drama, fiction, and expository prose. Prepares for AP exam. Prerequisite: B-Grade in recent English
Rigorous in-depth study of algebraic concepts, functions, polynomials, and systems of equations. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Emphasis on theory, proof, and formula development. Covers complex numbers, log functions, and Binomial Theorem. Prerequisite: Alg 1 Honors + Rec.
Rigorous study with emphasis on proofs and formal language. Covers topology, coordinate geometry, and vectors. Prerequisite: Alg 1 + Rec.
College-level pace covering function types, limits, derivatives, and polar coordinates. Prepares for Calculus. Prerequisite: Alg 2
College-level. Exploring data, sampling, anticipating patterns, and statistical inference. Prerequisite: Math Analysis or Alg 2
College-level calculus. Functions, limits, derivatives, and integrals. Preparation for AP Calculus AB exam. Prerequisite: Pre-Calc w/ Trig
Advanced study of structure and function relationships, methodology, and pathology. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Advanced exploratory experiences in biochemistry, genetics, botany, and zoology with rigorous lab work. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
In-depth study of atomic structure, gas laws, equilibrium systems, and oxidation-reduction reactions. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Advanced study of matter and energy forces. Includes thermodynamics, wave characteristics, and nuclear physics. Prerequisite: Algebra 2
College-level biology. Molecular, cellular, organism, and population biology. Prepares for AP Exam. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Study of atomic structure, chemical reactions, and energy changes. Includes detailed lab exercises and research projects. Prerequisite: Chemistry
Scientific principles of the natural world. Covers ecosystems, biodiversity, pollution, and human impact. Prerequisite: 1 yr Life Sci, 1 yr Phys Sci, 1 yr Algebra
Comprehensive study of American development with emphasis on historical method, inquiry process, and reasoning. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Rigorous analysis of economic systems, markets, and fiscal policies. Includes capstone research or project. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Analysis of political, economic, and cultural events shaping humanity. Focus on historical reasoning and interpretation. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Develops analytic skills to deal critically with US history. Focus on primary sources, bias detection, and historical patterns. Prerequisite: N/A
Critical perspective on US politics, federalism, separation of powers, and civil rights. Prerequisite: US History
Analyze worldwide economic effects, taxation, monetary policy, and exchange rates. Prerequisite: Alg 2 or Math Analysis
Study of individual and business behavior in the marketplace. Supply, demand, and market functions. Prerequisite: Algebra 1
Overview of research methods, human development, brain function, and therapy. Equivalent to college intro course. Prerequisite: Teacher Rec.
Specialized pathways and enrichment courses.
Introduction to law enforcement, court systems, and correctional systems. Covers career opportunities and employability skills. Prerequisite: N/A
Examination of the American legal system, US Constitution, criminal law processes, and the justice system. Prerequisite: N/A
Focus on crime scene investigation skills. Reviews physics, chemistry, and biology concepts applied to forensics. Prerequisite: N/A
Prepare for self-employment. Acquire skills to explore potential as entrepreneurs and plan/operate a business. Prerequisite: N/A
Preparation for sales, advertising, and management. Covers retailing, e-commerce, sports, and entertainment marketing. Prerequisite: N/A
Basic overview of the internet, HTML commands, navigation, and web page design. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop skills in computer fundamentals, applications, research tools, and cyber safety. Prerequisite: N/A
Acquaint students with nursing careers. Includes basic skills in patient care, safety, and emergency planning. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop competencies in animal industry history, safety, careers, breed identification, and animal care. Prerequisite: N/A
Introduction to health disciplines including pharmaceutical services, clinical medicine, and biotechnology. Prerequisite: N/A
Study of biological and cultural differences/similarities in human populations and evolution of social institutions. Prerequisite: N/A
Introduction to the study of the universe, solar system, galaxies, and laws of motion. Prerequisite: N/A
Explore career options and techniques for hair, nails, and skin care. Prerequisite: N/A
Understanding structural and historical elements of music. Includes ear-training and creative projects. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop skills in communication, conflict resolution, leadership styles, and human needs assessment. Prerequisite: N/A
Application of language arts to oral communication concepts and strategies in various settings. Prerequisite: N/A
Explore design industry careers. Learn basics of color, design, and essential communication skills. Prerequisite: N/A
Focus on major themes in Gothic lit: terror vs horror, supernatural, and psychological environments. Prerequisite: N/A
History of foodservice, safety, employability skills, nutrition, and basic food preparation labs. Prerequisite: N/A
Competencies in photographic history, camera systems, support equipment, and workflow applications. Prerequisite: N/A
Prepare for careers in sport/recreation marketing. Covers selling, PR, event planning, and sponsorship. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop writing skills for creative expression in various literary forms. Focus on studying and modeling different genres. Prerequisite: N/A
Develop fundamental skills in social media use across print, multimedia, web, and broadcast platforms. Includes ethical/legal uses. Prerequisite: N/A
Identify sources and effects of stress. Learn tools and techniques to prevent and manage stressors for academic success. Prerequisite: N/A
Explore global challenges: war, crime, poverty, and healthcare. Analyze causes, effects, and potential solutions. Prerequisite: N/A
Deep dive into global conflicts: drug abuse, terrorism, homelessness. Focus on understanding causes and influences. Prerequisite: Social Problems I
Study film elements, cinematic techniques, and storytelling. Includes comparative analysis of theatre, film, and literature. Prerequisite: N/A
Industry certification pathways and practical skills.
Learn architectural/civil drawings and AutoCAD functions. Covers site plans, floor plans, and topography. Prepares for Autodesk® Certified User exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Focus on masonry, concrete skills, and OSHA safety. Includes hands-on application and preparation for OSHA 30-hour Construction exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Study global standards for green building and sustainability. Prepares students for the LEED Green Certified Associate exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Graphic design basics to complex illustrations. Prepares for Adobe Certified Professional Certification for Illustrator. Prerequisite: N/A
Print and digital media publishing. Covers multi-page documents and effects. Prepares for Adobe Certified Professional for InDesign. Prerequisite: N/A
Industry-standard photo editing. interactive projects aligned with Adobe exam specs. Prepares for Adobe Certified Professional for Photoshop. Prerequisite: N/A
Video design and production. Editing, filters, and effects. Prepares for Adobe Certified Professional (ACP) Exam on Premiere Pro. Prerequisite: N/A
Spreadsheet skills for business settings. Formulas, functions, and data management. Prepares for Microsoft Office Associate: Excel Certification. Prerequisite: N/A
Word processing for business and education. Graphics, collaboration, and formatting. Prepares for Microsoft Office Associate: Word Certification. Prerequisite: N/A
Foundational knowledge of social media technology and marketing principles. Prepares for Social Media Strategist certification. Prerequisite: N/A
Key components of project management: planning, deliverables, stakeholders, and team structures. Covers industry tools and techniques. Prerequisite: N/A
Overview of early childhood educator roles. Covers child development, health, nutrition, and guidance strategies. Prerequisite: N/A
Professional expectations, Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP), and learning environments. Prepares for CDA certification exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Programming basics: data types, loops, encapsulation, and inheritance. Prepares for Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Network fundamentals, connectivity, security, and automation. Prepares for Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) exam. Prerequisite: N/A
Prepares for FAA Part 107 Commercial Drone Pilot exam. Covers regulations, airspace, weather, and operations. Prerequisite: N/A