Students are exposed to legends and myths from cultures throughout the world. We explore these myths and examine their effects on our modern sociological beliefs and practices, while at the same time discovering how these ideas helped shape our world and cultures of the past.
Students will build a foundation of algebraic concepts. The concepts include fractions, decimals, precents, factors, multiples, prime factorization, negative numbers, ratios, proportions, equations, area, perimeter, volume and probability. Meaningful connections will be made to real-world problem solving.
Students will cover multi-step equations, slope, graphing angles, factoring, Pythagorean theorem, system of equations, polynomials, and exponents during the classes. Students will be engaged in meaningful learning as real world concepts will be incorporated to the classes.
Students learn and practice techniques that will help them in the development of effective public speaking skills. Using methods such as the Modern Language Association Format students learn to research topics and prepare outlines that aid them in organizing their thoughts to present them publicly.
Students read and interpret literature from diverse cultures and time periods. From Homer’s “Iliad and Odyssey”, to Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, Moliere’s “Misanthrope”, Chekhov’s “Cherry Orchard”, Harper Lee’s “To Kill A Mockingbird”, and much much more, the minds and times of humankind’s literary geniuses are examined.
Students learn proven techniques in the art of public debate. In this course we learn to approach debate resolutions through research, building contentions, preparing taglines, arguments, presenting evidence to support contentions, impacts, cross examination, rebuttal, conclusions and much more.
The class will explore famous Americans, Holidays, American Symbols, and Community Helpers. Students will practice using comprehension, handwriting writing skills and of course there will be plenty of fun.
In this class, students will create an interactive notebook containing the basics for Geometry and Fractions. The class will use the easy-to-understand hands-on explanations provided by the interactive notebook, videos and worksheets.
This class will explore some of the characters of fiction, myths, legends,etc that have changed our society, changed our behavior and set the course of history. Students will discuss each subject and decide how to use creative choice boards to show what they know.
In this class, students will create an interactive notebook containing the basics for Geometry and Fractions. The class will use the easy to understand hands on
explanations provided by the interactive notebook, videos and worksheets.
A continuation of zoology I. Students will be exploring further in various parts of the animal kingdom. The focus will be applied to learning not only about animals but as well as the human impact upon these living creatures.
In this class we will explore exercises that will help students learn more about themselves. We will answer questions like:
Students will explore the laws of motion. Students will be able to interpret and discuss the topic. They will watch videos, play review games, etc. with this engaging curriculum.
The class will cover potential energy, forces in motion, simple machines and much more.
In this course, students shall be introduced to the foundations of life. Besides seeing colorful examples from nature and the animal kingdom, students shall explore the chemical, physical, physiological, physical developments of how all life comes to be.
Do you have a curiosity about the deep sea and its various creatures? Come explore the underwater animal kingdom as well as various ecosystems! Students will also learn about how humans impact the ocean and just how important ocean life is for everyone!
In this course, students shall be introduced to the foundations of life. Besides seeing colorful examples from nature and the animal kingdom, students shall explore the chemical, physical, physiological, physical developments of how all life comes to be.
In this course, students shall be introduced to the foundations of life. Besides seeing colorful examples from nature and the animal kingdom, students shall explore the chemical, physical, physiological, physical developments of how all life comes to be.
In this course, students shall be introduced to the foundations of life. Besides seeing colorful examples from nature and the animal kingdom, students shall explore the chemical, physical, physiological, physical developments of how all life comes to be.
This course will look at the various people who were serial killers and their profiles…We will look at the various psychological factors related to serial killer pathology, the influence of trauma, and the social factors which can contribute to serial killer formation. Grades 9-12
We will look at “what is normal”, history of abnormal psych. Anxiety disorders, mood disorders, schizophrenia, Eating disorders, Personality Disorders and Developmental Disorders. The goal is to view the world in new ways.
Students will study the ideas, issues and events which formed the United States of America. Students will examine American History through multiple perspectives. The class will include: the English Colonies, the development of American institutions, America’s role in war and many other areas.
In this course, students shall be introduced to the foundations of life. Besides seeing colorful examples from nature and the animal kingdom, students shall explore the chemical, physical, physiological, physical developments of how all life comes to be.
The Villains writing class is a creative writing class using your favorite villain as the topic. We have heard the stories but now you get to use your imagination to tell the story from the point of view of the villain.
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