This literature-based course teaches grammar, English fundamentals and writing skills. This program is an excellent way for students with strong conversational English to improve their English writing and reading skills.

Designed for students who have completed grades 5 and 6.

A review of grammar and English fundamentals with emphasis on the proper writing of sentences and organization of the paragraph. Short works of literature are studied as a basis for writing assignments and reading comprehension. This program is an excellent way for students with strong conversational English to improve their English writing and reading skills.

Designed for students who have completed grade 7.

Reviews the form of essay writing and develops skills necessary for successful expository writing. Our essay writing program focuses more on the complete essay - thesis statement, supporting paragraphs and conclusion; they are an excellent way to improve a student's English writing and reading skills.

Designed for students who have completed grade 8 or higher; this course also includes an introduction to high school literature.

Develops basic skills and provides a review of the advanced arithmetic skills, including fractions, decimals and percents. In addition, it offers an introduction to both geometry and algebra. Designed for students who have completed grades 5, 6 and 7 looking for a great review before Algebra 1.

Develops basic skills needed in algebra, including solving linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, factoring, operations with fractions, systems of linear equations in two variables, rational and irrational numbers, and functions and their graphs. In addition, opportunity is given to apply these skills to varied problem situations.

Begins with inequalities and factoring and covers linear equations in two variables and functions. This course covers material presented in the second year of a two-year Algebra I course. Placement in Algebra 1 Part 1 OR Algebra 1 Part 2 enrichment classes will be determined by a placement test administered in May.

Following a review of the algebra skills learned in Algebra I, this course includes the study of rational, irrational, and complex numbers; quadratic equations, conic sections, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, series, binomial expansion, and matrices and determinants.

Provides an effective combination of plane and solid geometry, develops powers in inductive and deductive reasoning, and keeps algebra skills fresh by the inclusion of a study of coordinate geometry.

This course reviews and extends the major topics of Algebra 2 covering advanced algebra, functions and trigonometry, including logarithms, conic sections and sequences and series. Graphing calculator is encouraged.

This course is a survey of general science designed for upper elementary and middle school students who are interested in science but not yet ready for our high school science classes. It will include units on physical science, biology, and basic chemistry. This is a textbook course, not a lab course, and is not eligible for credit.

This is a textbook course in first-year biology — it will not include labs and cannot be used for advancing credits.

Topics include cell structure and function, obtaining and utilization of energy sources, genetics and evolution, classification, fundamental life processes, and basic ecological relationships.

*open to rising high school students and older only
 

This is a textbook course that provides a survey of the current principles of Chemistry — it will not include labs and cannot be used for advancing credits.  

This course begins with an overview of modern atomic structure ideas to provide a basis for the understanding of the chemical properties of matter as well as the structure of the periodic table of the elements.

*open to rising high school students and older only

This is a textbook course that provides a survey of topics in classical Physics as well as an introduction to selected topics in modern Physics - it will not include labs and cannot be used for advancing credits.

*open to rising high school students and older only