Our elementary core academics span multi-age and multi-ability courses in all four core subjects. We cover all state standards, but with life based skills in mind. Students grasp real-world concepts through different learning styles, engaging field trips, outdoor play, and many other unique and creative learning environments.

This class provides an introduction to middle school level writing, grammar, literature study and discussion, and creative analysis of literary themes. We will cover parts of speech, sentence structure, vocabulary, creative and persuasive writing, and age-appropriate reading comprehension, plus we will gain a deeper understanding of classic literary works.

This is a math course that introduces students to algebraic concepts and how to use them to solve problems. Students learn to use variables, work with letters as variables in mathematical expressions and equations, graph functions, plot functions on graphs, solve equations, use equations to solve problems, understand inequalities, understand how to work with inequalities, apply concepts to real world scenarios, and use algebra to solve real world problems. This course is a blend of direct instruction and online work and activities.

This class will study the earth's structure, composition, processes, and history, as well as its place in the universe. Students learn about the Earth's oceans, atmosphere, and climate, and how these factors have contributed to the planet's geologic history. They also study Earth's interactions with the solar system, Milky Way Galaxy, and the universe!

This class will focus on the people, events, and historical documents from the time of the Revolutionary War through today and will give an overview of the Founding Fathers, presidents, elements of government and leadership, the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, the Bill Rights, the Gettysburg Address, the Amendments, and more.

This class provides an intermediate level of high school writing, grammar, literature, and discussion and analysis of literary themes. We will cover parts of speech, sentence structure, vocabulary, creative and persuasive writing, age-appropriate reading comprehension, and we will gain a deeper understanding of classic literary works.

This is a math course that builds on the knowledge of Algebra 1 to explore and analyze various types of functions, as well as other mathematical concepts such as: Functions- learning about linear, quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, radical, and trigonometric functions, Equations and inequalities- building on their previous knowledge to solve, represent, and reason about equations and inequalities numerically and graphically, Matrices- learning to use matrices in various formats to determine data relationships, Real-world applications- applying functions to real-life scenarios, Statistics and probability- gaining an understanding of these concepts. This course is a blend of direct instruction and online work and activities.

This class will focus on the people, events, and historical happenings from around the world as well as in our home country. Students will be exposed to the cultures, backgrounds, and general global human history.

This introductory chemistry course explores the fundamental principles of matter and its interactions. Students will study atomic structure, chemical bonding, the periodic table, chemical reactions, stoichiometry, states of matter, and basic thermochemistry. Through hands-on activities, demonstrations, and real-world applications, students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while gaining a deeper understanding of the role chemistry plays in everyday life. This course provides a solid foundation for further study in the sciences and meets the standard high school laboratory science requirement.