Grad Pack added — required for full-time students
Your schedule now adds up to a full-time year, so we’ve added the Grad Pack. It is the yearly advisement package every full-time student needs: graduation planning with an advisor, your cap, tassel and gown, and your diploma.
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Our math courses run on a mastery-based, adaptive system with daily one-on-one tutoring. See how we teach math
Students read and learn from the literature featured in this course while evaluating plots, themes, characters, settings, and approaches according...
Students explore world history from a unique perspective by examining current events and their significance while working backwards through history....
Inspired by Moses 2:26, this course emphasizes our responsibility to understand life and God's creations. Students learn to make informed...
Pre-Algebra is the bridge between arithmetic and real algebra, and it is usually where the gaps that hurt students later...
Artistic Performance may be taken up to three times for credit. Students progress through Artistic Performance A, B, and C...
Athletic Performance may be taken up to three times for credit. Students progress through Athletic Performance A, B, and C...
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Earth and Space Science invites students to explore our world from the scale of the cosmos to the ground beneath...
With an emphasis on application, this course empowers students with skills and understanding to choose and enjoy wellness. Students learn...
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Ancient World History explores the major civilizations of the ancient world and their lasting impact on human development, starting from the...
Students enhance thinking and vocabulary through analogy problems while practicing various writing styles and improving their style. They study essay...
The central theme is "Inside-Out Leadership," emphasizing the power of living and leading from the inside (internally and privately) to...
Based on principles from "The Family: A Proclamation to the World," this course emphasizes the natural family and topics including...
Students choose their own learning experience and adventure and can take the course multiple times with different experiences. Examples include...
Algebra 1 is where arithmetic turns into mathematics. Students start with equations and inequalities, including the ones with unknown coefficients...
Students learn to be wise stewards of material blessings by gaining a solid understanding of financial principles and applying them...
Students explore how to argue honestly while respecting readers, improve persuasion, and balance humility with confidence. They practice writing across...
Students experience writing as a relational activity—not one done in isolation—used to build relationships with friends, family, employers, college admissions,...
Students learn computer technology skills and their application from a gospel-centered perspective: efficient information retrieval, mastery of productivity and communication...
Students learn about elements, chemical interactions, equations, and reactions through lectures, experiments, labs, and projects. They explore models of matter...
The Grad Pack is a yearly advisement package that helps all your graduation essentials, from your graduation plan, your cap,...
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Dating & Relationships is a semester-long course that helps high school students build the skills, character, and gospel-centered perspective needed...
Students experience the joy of reading good books while evaluating plots, themes, characters, settings, and literary approaches according to gospel...
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Digital Discipleship Equipping students to be creators of good, not just consumers of content. In a world where the average...
Students study how God prepared the world for the gospel's Restoration through a land of freedom and religious liberty. Students...
Literature: Overcoming Obstacles What does it mean to live a meaningful life in the face of challenge, disappointment, adversity, and...
Physics covers mechanics, matter, heat transfer, electromagnetism, light, and relativity through hands-on, practical learning. The course recognizes God's handiwork in...
Students study government philosophies through writings by Locke, Blackstone, and Montesquieu, focusing on the US Constitution and its original intent....
Students explore federal and state government structures, branches, responsibilities, election processes, and decision-making through role-plays. The course introduces basic economic...
This course guides students toward becoming excellent writers and recognizing language as a divine gift. Students strengthen thinking skills through...
Students explore the Lord's role in history by studying the Roman Republic and Empire, the fall of Rome, Jewish history...
Self-Governance is an two semester online high school course designed to explore how literature can enrich our lives and inspire...
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AI Builders Lab Building the Future with Wisdom, Creativity, and Purpose Artificial intelligence is transforming the world at a pace...
Geometry is the course where students learn to prove things. It opens with proof itself, with postulates, definitions, theorems, and...
Civility is a semester-long course designed to teach students how to engage in difficult conversations with clarity, emotional maturity, and...
Algebra 2 takes what students built in Algebra 1 and Geometry and pushes it toward what colleges expect. The course...
This course explores the theme of redemption in literature from a Christian perspective, studying King Lear, The Mayor of Casterbridge,...
American Foundations is an interdisciplinary course that examines the political, economic, and cultural principles that shaped the United States. Students...
This course is a graduation requirement at American Heritage School. Students use the 4-Rs—Research, Reason, Relate, and Record—to create and...
Pre-Calculus is the course that determines whether calculus goes well, and it is the largest in the sequence: twelve units...
