With the King James Version as a primary resource, this online Bible course examines how biblical doctrine applies to everyday life, especially as it pertains to the questions and challenges faced by teenagers today. Through interactive lessons, they explore the rich heritage of Christianity as they study the Roman Empire, the nation of Israel, the incarnation of Jesus, and the Abrahamic Covenant. Students are encouraged to strengthen their faith through discussions about the integrity of the Bible, spiritual maturity, and principles for Christian living.

By exploring the rich past of the early Christians and the challenges faced by the early church, high school students discover the relevancy of faith in today's world and are encouraged to consider the many questions they will be faced with as they enter adulthood. Lessons not only include biblical studies on the Roman Empire, Israel, Jesus, and other key figures from the Bible, but also teach about friendship, dating, marriage, apologetics, and the history of the canon.

• The Faithfulness of God
• Romans Part I
• Romans Part II
• The Doctrine of Jesus Christ
• The Nation of Israel
• The History of the Canon
• Friendship, Dating, and Marriage
• Sin and Redemption
• Apologetics

Core Course: Bible

Not Applicable

• Online Program

• Ignitia

Yes

One Year

11th Grade: Bible Doctrine: Supply List

11th Grade: Bible Doctrine: Project Forecast

With an emphasis on building traditional and digital literacy, English III not only provides students essential practice and information to make them better communicators, but also exposes them to a variety of different literary forms and genres to encourage critical thinking and analysis. These skills will be applied to writing, where students will develop arguments and sufficiently support their claims with evidence. Students will study language and learn how to look at it and literature through a Christian worldview.

A thorough review of grammar rules, an exploration of literary work by American writers, and a focus on research skills highlight this interactive online course for high school students. Building on current language skills, students will be challenged by more challenging concepts and assignments that focus on critical thinking, analysis, and strengthening communication. Among nonfiction and works of poetry, other required reading for the course includes: Our Town and The Scarlet Letter.

• Varieties and Use of Standard English
• Sentence Elements
• Sentence Workshop
• Reading: Meaning and Main Ideas
• Poetry
• Nonfiction
• American Drama
• The American Novel
• Research

Core Course: English

Not Applicable

• Online Program

• Ignitia

Yes

One Year

• American Literature
• Creative Writing

11th Grade: English III: Supply List

11th Grade: English III: Project Forecast

Help your students develop a deep sense of pride and understanding as they follow the history of America from settlement through the battle for independence, and from industrialization through its impact on the world today as a global power.

Your students will follow in the footsteps of America's earliest explorers as they go back in time to discover the roots of this nation, chronicle its development, and examine the events that marked turning points in its becoming a global power. Lessons include instruction on the foundation of the Republic, its relationship with England, the Continental Congress, the slave trade, regional lifestyles across the country, the Depression of the thirties, industrialization, the Vietnam conflict, and America today.

• Foundations of the American Republic
• The Constitutional Government
• National Expansion
• A Nation Divided
• At Home & Abroad
• Peace & Global Conflict
• A Nation at War
• Contemporary America

Core Course: History

• Online Program

• Ignitia

No

One Year

• State History
• World History
• The Vietnam Era
• Twentieth-Century American History
• AP World History
• AP U.S. Government and Politics

11th Grade: U.S. History: Supply List

11th Grade: U.S. History: Project Forecast

Designed for students who have successfully completed Algebra I, this math course introduces students to problem-solving skills. Throughout the course, students develop an understanding of advanced number theory, probability, and concepts involving linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions.

• Set, Structure, & Function
• Numbers, Sentences, & Problems
• Linear Equations & Inequalities
• Polynomials
• Algebraic Fractions
• Real Numbers
• Quadratic Relations and Systems
• Exponential Functions
• Counting Principles

Core Course: Math

Not Applicable

• Online Program

• Ignitia

Yes

One Year

• Mathematics in Society
• Integrated Math
• Trigonometry
• Probability and Statistics

11th Grade Math: Algebra II: Supply List

Not Applicable

• High School Natural Sciences
• Integrated Physics and Chemistry
• Human Anatomy and Physiology
  

Charge up the learning with this flexible, interactive physics lab course geared for today's students. Guided by a teacher, students are introduced to the underlying principles of physics and perform experiments enabling them to see these principles in action and gain a better understanding of the motion that exists in God's creation.

This high-level science course combines cutting-edge technology with challenging academics, helping prepare high school students for rigorous college instruction. During the course, students will explore the physical world and the universe including light, motion, energy, electricity, magnetism, waves, nuclear energy, and thermodynamics.

• The Language of Physics
• Newton, Motion & Momentum
• Work & Energy
• Introduction to Waves
• Light
• Static Electricity
• Electric Currents
• Magnetism
• Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Core Course: Science

Not Applicable

• Online Program

• Ignitia

No

One Year

Physics Lab: Supply List

Physics Lab: Project Forecast

Not Applicable

• Prepare for High School and Beyond
• What is Xello?
• How to Log Into Xello + Where to Access Xello Lessons
• Reflecting

Elective: Career and Technical

Not Applicable

• Online Program

• Ignitia

Yes

One Quarter

Not Applicable

Not Applicable

Electives: See full list