Overview
• Classes meet all day on Tuesdays and in the morning on Thursdays.
• All classes meet once a week except for Math and Spanish, which meet twice a week.
• All classes meet for a complete academic year of 34 weeks.
• Instructors set objectives, choose curriculum, and establish rules and expectations for each class. Students who do not comply may be asked by the instructor to withdraw from the class.
• Mastery is required for progression within subject areas. Classes may be repeated to achieve mastery as space permits.
• For specific information regarding classes, such as content, curriculum, and expectations for students, please e-mail instructors directly.
• Tuition is specified in each course description as outlined in the Core Tuition Fee Sheet. Textbooks as well as copy and supply fees will be included in the Core Text and Supply List, posted on the website in June.
• Study halls are offered for students with free periods between classes. A maximum of two nonconsecutive study halls are permitted per day.
• All classes meet once a week except for Math and Spanish, which meet twice a week.
• All classes meet for a complete academic year of 34 weeks.
• Instructors set objectives, choose curriculum, and establish rules and expectations for each class. Students who do not comply may be asked by the instructor to withdraw from the class.
• Mastery is required for progression within subject areas. Classes may be repeated to achieve mastery as space permits.
• For specific information regarding classes, such as content, curriculum, and expectations for students, please e-mail instructors directly.
• Tuition is specified in each course description as outlined in the Core Tuition Fee Sheet. Textbooks as well as copy and supply fees will be included in the Core Text and Supply List, posted on the website in June.
• Study halls are offered for students with free periods between classes. A maximum of two nonconsecutive study halls are permitted per day.
Recommended Sequence
Course offerings are listed in their recommended sequence. If you choose to take them in a different order than what is listed, you may experience scheduling conflicts.
Click on one of the colored links to go directly to specific subject areas.
Math
Pre-Algebra
Algebra 1
Geometry
Algebra 2
Pre-Calculus
Social Studies
Ancient Civilizations
Western Civilizations
U.S. History
Civics/Government
Science
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics with lab
(Anatomy)
-Physics and Anatomy alternate years
Biology and Chemistry labs offered through Asbury University
English
English 1
English 2
English 3-4
Languages
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Other Core Class Options
Computer Science
(Economics and Finance)
(Old Testament Survey)
(New Testament Survey)
Public Speaking and Truth Seeking
Church History and Major Worldviews
Reading Workshop
Writing Workshop
-Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey and Church History are on a 3-year rotation
Study Hall
offered each period
(classes in parenthesis are not offered in 2019-2020)
Core Schedule
Click on one of the colored links to go directly to specific subject areas.
Math
Pre-Algebra
Algebra 1
Geometry
Algebra 2
Pre-Calculus
Social Studies
Ancient Civilizations
Western Civilizations
U.S. History
Civics/Government
Science
Physical Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics with lab
(Anatomy)
-Physics and Anatomy alternate years
Biology and Chemistry labs offered through Asbury University
English
English 1
English 2
English 3-4
Languages
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Other Core Class Options
Computer Science
(Economics and Finance)
(Old Testament Survey)
(New Testament Survey)
Public Speaking and Truth Seeking
Church History and Major Worldviews
Reading Workshop
Writing Workshop
-Old Testament Survey, New Testament Survey and Church History are on a 3-year rotation
Study Hall
offered each period
(classes in parenthesis are not offered in 2019-2020)
Core Schedule