A world-class curriculum doesn’t have to
come from a traditional school.
We bring it to your home.
With clear learning objectives, real assessments, and optional teacher support, our curriculum equips students for high school graduation and beyond.
Curriculum Overview
We believe education should be shaped by parents—not institutions. Choose from a variety of courses that fit your values and your child’s unique needs.
We provide a strong base in reading, writing, math, and history—built on clarity and skill-building—helping students develop critical thinking and confidence to thrive.
From early grades to high school, students engage in science, technology, engineering, and math through real-world applications, interactive activities, and logic-based learning.
Explore coding, art, language, personal finance, history deep-dives, health & wellness, and more—families select topics that align with their goals and values.
FOUNDATION
Your student's education starts with a strong base.
Your education foundation starts with four essential subjects: reading, writing, math, and history. These core areas form the backbone of our curriculum, giving students the tools they need to think clearly, communicate effectively, and build real understanding.
Reading and Writing: We focus on comprehension, critical thinking, and strong written expression.
Math: Build lasting skills through step-by-step mastery — not rushed memorization.
History: Students explore the events and ideas that have shaped the world, learning to ask thoughtful questions and make meaningful connections.
Our approach helps students develop critical thinking, build real confidence, and take ownership of their learning.
Sample Courses
English
- English 7-12
- Advanced Literature Comprehension
- Science Fiction Literature
- Bible as Literature
- Reading Comprehension
- Creative Writing
- Writing Poetry
- Technical Writing
College Prep
- ACT Preparation
- AP Biology
- AP Calculus
- AP U.S. Gov
- AP U.S. History
- AP World History
- AP Human Geography
- AP Psychology
- AP Spanish
History
- World History
- U.S. History
- Government
- Economics
- American West History
- Northwest History
Math
- Math
- Pre-Algebra
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Pre-Calculus
- Calculus
- Trigonometry
STEM Exploration
The future belongs to problem-solvers. Our STEM curriculum lays the groundwork.
Our STEM program introduces students to science, technology, engineering, and math through interactive learning rooted in real-world challenges. From foundational understanding to advanced applications, students build the skills and mindset to thrive in a world powered by technology.
Science: Our curriculum encourages students to explore the natural world through critical thinking and inquiry-based learning, building a strong foundation in biology, chemistry, physics, and beyond.
Tech: Technology isn’t just taught—it’s used daily, through both coursework and the digital tools students rely on.
Engineering: Students gain practical engineering skills by exploring real-world mechanics, diagnostics, and problem-solving.
Our approach equips students to think like scientists and innovators. It fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and the skills to turn knowledge into future careers.
Sample Courses
Science
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Earth Science
- Environmental Science
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Medical Terminology
- Astronomy
- Meteorology
- Psychology/ AP Psychology
- Preparing for Health Occupations
Engineering
- Small Engine Repair
- Automotive Basics
- Exploring Computer Science
Math/Future
- Accounting
- Calculus/ AP Calculus
- Trigonometry
- Study Skills
- Education + Career Planning
- Personal Finance
- Financial Literacy
Technology
- Computer Science
- Computer Technology
- Typing
- Technical Writing
Electives and Enrichment
Our electives let students test interests, challenge themselves, and find what they love.
Electives are designed to spark creativity,
promote personal growth, and build real-world skills. Students explore subjects that match their interests and values, building a well-rounded education tailored to them. These experiences help students make more informed choices about their future, whether in college, careers, or life beyond school.
Language: Students can study a wide range of world languages, gaining cultural insight and communication skills that open doors across the globe.
Business: Courses like marketing, accounting, and public speaking teach students how to think entrepreneurially, communicate professionally, and understand the real-world economy.
Careers: From journalism to interior design and child development, these classes help students explore potential paths, build job-relevant skills, and prepare for future success.
Hobbies and Life Skills: From learning to play guitar to expressing themselves through art, students gain skills that support both wellness and self-discovery.
Electives help students discover who they are, what they love, and where they want to go next.
Sample Courses
Language
- Spanish
- Chinese
- French
- German
- Japanese
- Korean
- Latin
- Russian
- ASL
Business
- Accounting
- Business Communications
- Business Math
- Marketing
- Commercial Art
- Public Speaking
Careers
- Journalism
- Interior Design
- Nutrition
- Fashion
- Business Office Specialist
- Digital Photography
- Child Development
- Preparing for Health Occupations
Hobbies and Life Skills
- Gardening
- Photography
- Guitar
- Piano
- Fitness
- Art
- Drawing
- Aerobics
Curriculum Requirements
Middle School
7th & 8th Grade Curriculum
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Language Arts
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Mathematics
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Science
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Social Studies
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Fine Art / Foreign Language / Elective
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Tools for success
High School
Graduation Requirements.
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English - 8 semester courses.
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9th - 12th grade.
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Mathematics - 6 semester courses.
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3 approved courses.
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Science - 4 semester courses
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1 life science, 1 physical science
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Social Studies - 6 semester courses
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World History
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US History
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Economics
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US Government
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Foreign Language or Fine Art - 2 semester course
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Health - 2 semester course
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Financial Literacy - 1 semester course