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Scope and sequence, kindergarten through twelfth grade

Every course and every unit, in the order they are taught. Free to read, free to print, no account and no card. If your state asks for a scope and sequence with a portfolio or a letter of intent, or a school asks what your child has covered, this is the document.

71 courses470 units4,294 skills36,778+ practice questions2,562+ hours of guided work

Secular throughout. Science follows the Next Generation Science Standards; mathematics and English follow the Common Core State Standards. Tap any course for every skill and learning objective inside it.

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Elementary (K-5)

Learning to Read: Systematic Phonics

Grade K-2 · English Language Arts · 9+ hours

  1. First Sounds, First Words
  2. Words With More in Them
  3. The Vowels Grow Up
  4. The Tricky Vowels
  5. Real Reading

Numbers, Shapes, and Stories: Kindergarten Mathematics

Grade K · Mathematics · 15+ hours

  1. How Many? Counting and Matching to 10
  2. Counting Further: To 20 and by Tens to 100
  3. More, Fewer, or Same: Comparing Groups
  4. Writing and Reading Numbers to 20
  5. Joining and Separating: Addition and Subtraction Stories to 10
  6. Ten and Some More: Decomposing 11-19
  7. Comparing Length and Weight
  8. Naming and Building 2D and 3D Shapes

Science Explorations: Kindergarten to Grade 2

Grade K-2 · Science · 27+ hours

  1. Weather, Sky and Seasons
  2. Pushes, Pulls and Things That Move
  3. Living Things and Their Places
  4. Stuff and What It Does

My World: Social Studies for K-2

Grade K-2 · Social Studies · 24+ hours

  1. Me, My Family, My Story
  2. Rules, Jobs and Money
  3. Maps and Places
  4. People and the Past

Tens, Ones, and Adventures: Grade 1 Mathematics

Grade 1 · Mathematics · 16+ hours

  1. Counting, Comparing, and the Number Line
  2. What the Equals Sign Really Means
  3. Adding and Subtracting Within 10, Fluently
  4. Making a Ten: Addition and Subtraction Within 20
  5. Tens and Ones to 120
  6. Comparing and Adding Two-Digit Numbers
  7. Measuring Length and Telling Time
  8. Organizing Data and Composing Shapes

Number, Shape, and Measure: Grade 2 Mathematics

Grade 2 · Mathematics · 18+ hours

  1. Place Value to 1000: Bundles of Ten
  2. Adding and Subtracting Within 100 (and Thinking in Hundreds)
  3. Equal Groups and Arrays: The Road to Multiplication
  4. Measuring Length and Time in Standard Units
  5. Money: Counting and Comparing Coin and Bill Values
  6. Shapes and Their Attributes
  7. Fractions as Equal Shares: Halves, Thirds, and Fourths
  8. Year-End Integration: Mixed Problem Solving

Seeing and Making: Visual Art for Grades 3-5

Grade 3-5 · art · 18+ hours

  1. The Elements, by Making
  2. Looking, Cultures, and the Portfolio

Reading, Thinking, Writing: Grade 3 English Language Arts

Grade 3 · English Language Arts · 20+ hours

  1. Finding the Evidence
  2. What the Story Is Really About
  3. Main Idea and How Nonfiction Is Built
  4. Reading Nonfiction Closely
  5. Comparing Two Texts
  6. Writing to Give an Opinion
  7. Writing to Inform
  8. Writing a Story in Order

Number, Shape, and Pattern: Grade 3 Mathematics

Grade 3 · Mathematics · 21+ hours

  1. Equal Groups, Arrays, and the Meaning of Multiplication
  2. Division, Fact Families, and Fluency Within 100
  3. Place Value to 10,000 and Rounding
  4. Area and Perimeter: Two Questions About One Shape
  5. Unit Fractions and Fractions on the Number Line
  6. Comparing Fractions with Models
  7. Telling Time to the Minute and Elapsed Time
  8. Scaled Picture Graphs and Bar Graphs

Making Music: Music Appreciation for Grades 3-5

Grade 3-5 · music · 18+ hours

  1. Learning to Listen
  2. Instruments, Ensembles and the Whole World

Physical Education for Grades 3-5

Grade 3-5 · Physical Education · 45+ hours

  1. Moving Every Which Way
  2. Throw, Catch and Aim
  3. Games from the Playground
  4. Playing Together

Investigating Our World: Forces, Life, and Earth Systems

Grade 3 · Science · 23+ hours

  1. Forces and Motion
  2. Invisible Forces: Magnets and Static Electricity
  3. Life Cycles of Plants and Animals
  4. Inheritance and Variation of Traits
  5. Fossils and Environments of the Past
  6. Organisms in a Changing Environment
  7. Weather Patterns and Hazards
  8. Capstone: Systems We Can Explain

Communities Near and Far

Grade 3 · Social Studies · 21+ hours

  1. What Makes a Community
  2. Map and Globe Skills
  3. Communities Around the World
  4. Communities Across Time
  5. Rules, Laws, and Government
  6. Goods, Services, and Trade
  7. Connected Communities
  8. Being a Contributing Community Member

Reading and Writing with Evidence: Grade 4 ELA

Grade 4 · English Language Arts · 21+ hours

  1. Reading Between the Lines: Inference with Evidence
  2. What the Story Is Really About: Theme
  3. Whose Story Is It: Summarizing and Sources
  4. One Story, Three Shapes: Poem, Drama, Prose
  5. Reading a Page That Isn't All Words: Visual Information
  6. Writing to Inform and Writing to Persuade
  7. Writing to Tell a Story: Narrative Craft
  8. Putting It Together: Mixed Reading and Writing Tasks

Health for Grades 3-5

Grade 4 · Health · 11+ hours

  1. Fuel, Rest, and Play: How Your Body Works
  2. Germs, Hygiene, and Staying Well
  3. Staying Safe: Home, Street, Bike, and Online
  4. Feelings, Calming Down, and Being a Good Friend

Grade 4 Mathematics: Place Value, Operations, and Fractions

Grade 4 · Mathematics · 23+ hours

  1. Place Value to One Million
  2. Multi-Digit Addition and Subtraction
  3. Multiplicative Comparison and Multi-Step Problems
  4. Multi-Digit Multiplication
  5. Division with Remainders
  6. Factors, Multiples, and Patterns
  7. Fraction Equivalence, Operations, and Decimal Notation
  8. Measurement Conversion, Angles, and Classifying Shapes

Energy, Waves, and Living Systems: Grade 4 Science

Grade 4 · Science · 23+ hours

  1. Energy on the Move
  2. Waves Carry the Pattern
  3. Light and How We See
  4. Sound and Vibration
  5. Senses and Information
  6. Built to Survive: Structures in Plants and Animals
  7. Earth's Changing Surface
  8. Resources, People, and Trade-offs

Regions of the United States: Land, People, and Government

Grade 4 · Social Studies · 22+ hours

  1. Reading the Land: Geography Tools for a Big Country
  2. Nations Before and Alongside the United States
  3. The Northeast: Trade, Cities, and Newcomers
  4. The Southeast: Farmland, Labor, and Change
  5. The Midwest: Farms, Factories, and the Middle of the Country
  6. The Southwest: Desert, Border, and Deep History
  7. The West: Coastlines, Gold Rushes, and the Newest Arrivals
  8. One Country, Fifty States: How Government Connects the Regions

Reading Closely, Writing Clearly: Grade 5 English Language Arts

Grade 5 · English Language Arts · 22+ hours

  1. Reading with Evidence: Quoting Accurately
  2. Whose Story Is It? Comparing Characters
  3. Whose Eyes Are We Seeing Through? Point of View
  4. How the Pieces Build: Structure in Stories and Poems
  5. Two Texts, One Topic: Integrating Information
  6. Building a Story: Narrative Writing with Structure
  7. Taking a Side: Opinion Writing with Reasons
  8. Explaining Clearly: Informative Writing and Year-End Synthesis

Place Value, Parts, and Space: Grade 5 Mathematics

Grade 5 · Mathematics · 22+ hours

  1. Place Value to the Thousandths
  2. Decimal Arithmetic
  3. Multi-Digit Division
  4. Adding and Subtracting Fractions
  5. Multiplying Fractions
  6. Dividing Unit Fractions
  7. Volume: Packing and Multiplying
  8. The Coordinate Plane and Numerical Patterns

Matter, Systems, and the Sky: Grade 5 Science

Grade 5 · Science · 22+ hours

  1. Matter Is Made of Particles Too Small to See
  2. Where Did It Go? Conservation of Matter in Mixtures and Dissolving
  3. Physical or Chemical? Sorting Changes in Matter
  4. Following Matter Through Plants, Animals, and Ecosystems
  5. Earth as a System: Land, Water, Air, and Life Interacting
  6. Where Is Earth's Water? Distribution and the Water Cycle
  7. The Sun's Energy and Earth's Patterns
  8. Brightness, Distance, and Patterns in the Night Sky

The American Story Begins: Peoples, Contact, and a New Nation

Grade 5 · Social Studies · 25+ hours

  1. Nations Before Contact
  2. Contact and Consequence
  3. Colonial Life, Region by Region
  4. The Road to Revolution
  5. Fighting for Independence
  6. A Nation Tries to Govern Itself
  7. Framing a New Government
  8. The American Story: Looking Back, Looking Forward

Middle School (6-8)

Reading, Reasoning, and Writing: Grade 6 English Language Arts

Grade 6 · English Language Arts · 33+ hours

  1. Reading With Evidence
  2. Theme vs. Topic
  3. Figurative Language and Author's Craft
  4. Writing Arguments With Reasons and Evidence
  5. Reading Across Two Texts
  6. Writing to Inform: Structure and Sources
  7. Narrative Craft: Dialogue and Pacing
  8. Cumulative Synthesis: Reading and Writing Across the Year

Ratios, Relationships, and the Number System

Grade 6 · Mathematics · 35+ hours

  1. Ratios and Rate Reasoning
  2. Dividing Fractions
  3. The Decimal System
  4. Negative Numbers and the Coordinate Plane
  5. Expressions with Variables
  6. Equations and Proportional Relationships
  7. Area, Surface Area, and Volume
  8. Statistical Distributions

Home Base: Practical Arts and Life Skills

Grade 6-8 · Electives · 18+ hours

  1. The Kitchen
  2. Fix It, Sew It, Run It
  3. Money and Life Admin

Physical Education for Grades 6-8

Grade 6-8 · Physical Education · 72+ hours

  1. Move Well, Build the Engine
  2. Strong Without a Gym
  3. Sport Sampler
  4. Your Fitness, Your Plan

Earth and Space Systems: Patterns, Processes, and Change

Grade 6 · Science · 35+ hours

  1. Modeling the Sun-Earth-Moon System
  2. The Solar System and the Force That Holds It Together
  3. Rocks and the Cycle That Builds Them
  4. Plate Tectonics: The Engine Under the Cycle
  5. Weathering, Erosion, and the Reshaping of the Surface
  6. The Water Cycle: A Second Cycle, Compared
  7. Weather and Climate: Same Ingredients, Different Timescales
  8. Natural Hazards and Human Impact: Living on a Dynamic Earth

The Ancient World: Peoples, Power, and Place

Grade 6 · Social Studies · 37+ hours

  1. What Makes a Civilization?
  2. Mesopotamia: The First Cities
  3. Egypt and Kush: Two Nile Civilizations
  4. Ancient India: Caste, Belief, and Empire
  5. Ancient China: Mandate, Order, and Empire
  6. Ancient Greece: Citizens, City-States, and Ideas
  7. Rome: From Republic to Empire
  8. Legacies: What the Ancient World Left Behind

¡Empecemos! Spanish for Middle School

Grade 6-8 · World Languages · 12+ hours

  1. First Words That Work
  2. Mi Mundo — My World
  3. Out in the World
  4. Stories and Plans

Reading Arguments, Writing Positions: Grade 7 English Language Arts

Grade 7 · English Language Arts · 34+ hours

  1. Tracing and Testing an Argument
  2. Two Sides, Same Facts: Comparing Points of View
  3. A Perspective Sustained: Novel Study
  4. Myths, Archetypes, and Cultural Point of View
  5. The Speaker's Stake: Poetry and Inference
  6. Staged Conflict: Drama and Contrasting Motives
  7. Evaluating Sources
  8. The Research Argument: Position, Evidence, Counterclaim

Health for Middle School

Grade 7 · Health · 17+ hours

  1. Fueling and Maintaining the Body
  2. Preventing Injury and Illness
  3. Substances and the Developing Brain
  4. Emotional Regulation, Friendship, and Getting Help

Mathematics 7: Proportional Reasoning and Rational Number Systems

Grade 7 · Mathematics · 34+ hours

  1. Proportional Relationships
  2. Operations with Rational Numbers
  3. Expressions and Multi-Step Equations
  4. Scale Drawings and Geometric Constructions
  5. Angle Relationships and Area
  6. Circles, Surface Area, and Volume
  7. Introduction to Probability
  8. Sampling and Statistical Inference

Listening Across Cultures: An Introduction to Music Appreciation

Grade 7 · music · 16+ hours

  1. Learning to Listen: The Elements of Music
  2. Listening Across Continents
  3. How Sound Is Made: Instruments and Ensembles
  4. A Century of Change: Recording, Electronic Music, and Your Playlist

Finding, Judging, and Using Information: Research Literacy for the Web Era

Grade 7 · Electives · 12+ hours

  1. How Information Gets Organized and Ranked
  2. Sorting Sources: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, and Wikipedia
  3. SIFT: Evaluating Sources and Spotting Manipulation

Life Science: Systems, Energy, and Change

Grade 7 · Science · 33+ hours

  1. Cells: The Unit of Life
  2. Body Systems as Interacting Subsystems
  3. Photosynthesis and Respiration: The Energy Story
  4. Ecosystems: Matter and Energy in Communities
  5. Population Dynamics
  6. Reproduction and Heredity
  7. Natural Selection and Adaptation
  8. Building the Evidence Case: Synthesis Across Scales

World Geography and the Medieval World, 500-1500 CE

Grade 7 · Social Studies · 35+ hours

  1. Byzantium: Rome's Geographic and Political Afterlife
  2. The Islamic World: Trade, Law, and Learning Across Three Continents
  3. Medieval West Africa: Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
  4. Imperial China: A Self-Sufficient Empire
  5. Feudal Japan: Adapting a Neighbor's Model
  6. Mesoamerica: Civilization Without the Network
  7. Medieval Europe: Fragmentation, Faith, and Recovery
  8. Renaissance and the Beginnings of Global Exchange

Seeing and Making: An Introduction to Visual Art

Grade 7 · visual art · 16+ hours

  1. The Elements of Art: Making, Naming, Finding
  2. Composition: Why a Picture Holds Together
  3. A World of Traditions: Materials, Cultures, Choices
  4. Capstone Portfolio: Five Best Pieces

Structure, Irony, and Argument: Grade 8 English Language Arts

Grade 8 · English Language Arts · 34+ hours

  1. Reading the Architecture of a Story: Structure and Dramatic Irony
  2. Claim, Evidence, and the Shape of an Argument
  3. Writing to Explain: Organizing Information for a Reader
  4. Irony and Structure at Scale: Reading a Full-Length Drama
  5. Writing Narrative: Structure and Craft in the Student's Own Story
  6. Text and Context: Reading Historical Fiction Against the Historical Record
  7. Competing Arguments: Reading Two Sides of the Same Question
  8. Research and Argument: Building a Claim from Multiple Sources

Pre-Algebra: Foundations for Algebra I

Grade 8 · Mathematics · 37+ hours

  1. Exponents, Powers, and Scientific Notation
  2. The Real Number System
  3. Linear Equations in One Variable
  4. Functions
  5. Transformations, Congruence, Similarity, and the Pythagorean Theorem
  6. Linear Relationships: Slope, Proportionality, and Systems
  7. Systems of Linear Equations: Modeling and Application
  8. Bivariate Data and Lines of Fit

Physical Science: Matter, Energy, and Interactions

Grade 8 · Science · 34+ hours

  1. The Particle Model of Matter
  2. Chemical Reactions and Conservation of Mass
  3. Forces and Newton's Laws
  4. Energy: Forms, Transfer, and Conservation
  5. Waves: A Model for Energy Transfer
  6. Sound and the Behavior of Mechanical Waves
  7. Light: Waves Without a Medium
  8. Electricity and Magnetism

United States History to Reconstruction, with Civics

Grade 8 · Social Studies · 35+ hours

  1. Encounter and Colonization
  2. The Road to Revolution
  3. Founding a Government: The Constitution and the Bill of Rights
  4. The Early Republic: Testing the New Government
  5. Expansion and Its Costs
  6. A House Dividing: Slavery and the Sectional Crisis
  7. The Civil War
  8. Reconstruction: A Second Founding

High School (9-12)

English 9: Reading and Writing the Human Story

Grade 9 · English Language Arts · 66+ hours

  1. Who Is Telling This Story? Point of View and Narrative Reliability
  2. Sustained Narrative: Reading a Novel Whole
  3. Shakespeare: Reading Across Historical Distance
  4. Reading Arguments: Claims, Evidence, and Rhetorical Appeals
  5. Comparing Arguments: Credibility and Bias Across Paired Texts
  6. Writing Narrative: Craft Choices in Original Fiction
  7. Writing Argument: Building a Defensible Claim
  8. Research: Finding, Evaluating, and Using Sources
  9. Synthesis: A Second Novel and the Multi-Genre Portfolio

Health Literacy and Personal Well-Being

Grade 9 · Health · 33+ hours

  1. Fueling and Recovering the Body: Nutrition, Fitness, and Sleep
  2. Stress, Emotion, and Help-Seeking
  3. Substance Use and Its Effects
  4. First Aid, Emergency Response, and Personal Safety
  5. Consumer and Digital Health Decisions

Algebra I

Grade 9 · Mathematics · 55+ hours

  1. Linear Relationships as Rules, Graphs, and Stories
  2. Systems of Linear Equations
  3. Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value
  4. Systems with Nonlinear Functions — Function Notation Formalized
  5. Introduction to Quadratic Functions
  6. Solving Quadratic Equations
  7. Piecewise Functions and Absolute Value Graphs
  8. Modeling with Data: Linear Regression and an Introduction to Variability

Personal Finance: Decisions with Money

Grade 9 · Electives · 34+ hours

  1. Income: What You Actually Have to Work With
  2. Budgeting: Assigning Every Dollar a Job
  3. Growth: How Money Changes Over Time
  4. Credit and Risk: Borrowing and Insuring
  5. The Household Plan: Integrating the Parts

Physical Education

Grade 9-12 · Physical Education · 90+ hours

  1. Building a Base
  2. Strength, Core and Indoor Fitness
  3. Skills, Games and Speed
  4. Lifetime Fitness

Biology: Systems, Structure, and Change

Grade 9 · Science · 72+ hours

  1. The Chemistry of Life
  2. Cell Structure and Transport
  3. Energy Transformation: Photosynthesis and Respiration
  4. Cell Division and the Cell Cycle
  5. Genetics and Heredity
  6. Evolution by Natural Selection
  7. Ecosystem Structure: Energy and Matter Flow
  8. Population and Community Ecology
  9. Human Body Systems I: Nutrient Processing and Defense
  10. Human Body Systems II: Coordination and Control
  11. Capstone: Building an Evidence-Based Biological Argument

World Geography: Physical Systems, Human Patterns, and Regions

Grade 9 · Social Studies · 54+ hours

  1. The Geographer's Toolkit: Maps, Scale, and Physical Systems
  2. Population and Culture: Where People Live and Why
  3. Economic Geography: Development, Trade, and Inequality
  4. Political Geography: Borders, Sovereignty, and Conflict
  5. Regional Study: The Americas
  6. Regional Study: Europe
  7. Regional Study: Africa and the Middle East
  8. Regional Study and Capstone Synthesis: Asia and the Pacific

Spanish I

Grade 9-12 · World Languages · 15+ hours

  1. Meeting People
  2. My People and My Life
  3. Getting Through a Day
  4. Before and After Now
  5. Real Conversation

Computer Science Principles: Computation, Data, and Society

Grade 10 · Computer Science · 56+ hours

  1. Thinking Like a Computer: Algorithms Before Syntax
  2. Python as a Notation: Variables, Conditionals, and Loops
  3. Organizing Data: Lists, Strings, and Iteration Patterns
  4. Abstraction in Code: Functions and Program Design
  5. Data Underneath: Bits, Encoding, and Representation
  6. How the Internet Works: Networks and Protocols
  7. Attack Surface: Cybersecurity and Privacy
  8. Capstone: Computing and Its Consequences

English 10: Identity, Society, and the Stories We Tell

Grade 10 · English Language Arts · 55+ hours

  1. Reading Closely, Reading Suspiciously
  2. The Narrator You Can't Trust
  3. Sustaining a Judgment Across a Novel
  4. Watching Instead of Reading: Shakespeare and Dramatic Irony
  5. The Architecture of Persuasion
  6. Adjudicating Sources: The Research Argument
  7. Compression: Reading Poetry and Voice
  8. Capstone: Defending a Claim Across Texts

Geometry: Structure, Proof, and Measurement

Grade 10 · Mathematics · 57+ hours

  1. Transformations and the Definition of Congruence/Similarity
  2. Triangle Congruence and the Logic of Proof
  3. Similarity and Proportional Reasoning in Triangles
  4. Coordinate Geometry: Proof and Measurement on the Plane
  5. Right Triangle Trigonometry
  6. Circles: Angles, Arcs, Segments, and Equations
  7. Three-Dimensional Measurement
  8. Geometric Probability and Modeling with Measurement

Speech and Communication: Composing, Delivering, and Evaluating Spoken Argument

Grade 10 · Electives · 28+ hours

  1. Listening Critically, Reading an Audience
  2. Building the Spoken Case
  3. Controlling and Evaluating Delivery
  4. Argument Under Pressure: The Defended Address

Physical Education II: Training, Sport and Self-Coaching

Grade 10-12 · Physical Education · 90+ hours

  1. Train With a Plan
  2. Sport and Skill
  3. Capacity and Resilience
  4. Your Own Program

Chemistry in the Kitchen and Beyond: Matter, Energy, and Change

Grade 10 · Science · 60+ hours

  1. Describing Matter: Measurement, Properties, and Classification
  2. Inside the Atom: Structure and the Periodic Table
  3. Chemical Bonding: Why and How Atoms Connect
  4. Counting the Uncountable: The Mole and Stoichiometry
  5. Gases and the Kinetic Molecular Model
  6. Solutions: Concentration and Solubility
  7. Rates and Equilibrium: Reactions in Motion
  8. Acids, Bases, and Electron Transfer: Chemistry in Action

Patterns of Power: A World History Survey, c. 1200-Present

Grade 10 · Social Studies · 59+ hours

  1. Land Empires and Exchange Networks, c. 1200-1450
  2. Encounter and Exchange: The Atlantic World, 1450-1750
  3. Revolutions and the Language of Rights, 1750-1850
  4. Industrialization and Its Discontents, 1750-1900
  5. Empire and Its Costs: Global Imperialism, 1850-1914
  6. Total War and Its Ideologies, 1914-1945
  7. Cold War and Decolonization, 1945-1991
  8. A Connected World: Globalization and Its Fault Lines, 1991-Present

Seeing and Meaning: A History of Visual Analysis

Grade 10 · Social Studies · 54+ hours

  1. Looking Closely: The Vocabulary of Visual Analysis
  2. Solving the Same Problem: Ancient Mediterranean and West African Sculpture
  3. Image as Argument: Patronage, Iconography, and Belief in Medieval Europe
  4. Rules for Illusion: Perspective, Naturalism, and the Renaissance Workshop
  5. Breaking the Rules I: Impressionism and the Rise of the Avant-Garde
  6. Breaking the Rules II: Cubism, Abstraction, and the Question of Meaning Without a Subject
  7. The Camera's Argument: Photography, Framing, and the Claim to Objectivity
  8. Capstone: Global Contemporary Practice and the Long Argument About Convention

Spanish II

Grade 10-12 · World Languages · 18+ hours

  1. Saying More Than You Did Last Year
  2. Telling and Explaining
  3. Opinions That Hold Up
  4. Other People's Worlds
  5. Talking Like Yourself

American Voices, American Arguments: Literature and Rhetoric in Context

Grade 11 · English Language Arts · 58+ hours

  1. Origins: Puritan Rhetoric and the American Errand
  2. Founding Arguments: Revolution and the Rhetoric of Independence
  3. Contested Selves: Individualism, Slavery, and the Unreliable Narrator
  4. Reading Argument Closely: Rhetorical Analysis of Nonfiction
  5. Arguing With Sources: Synthesis Across Multiple Texts
  6. Twentieth-Century Voices: Fiction, Drama, and the Argument Over Identity
  7. Compressed Arguments: Contemporary American Poetry and Voice
  8. The Research Argument: Building an Original Claim

Craft and Revision: A Creative Writing Workshop

Grade 11 · English Language Arts · 26+ hours

  1. The Image Made of Words: Poetry and the Line
  2. Scene, Summary, and the Shape of a Story
  3. Writing What Actually Happened
  4. The Portfolio: Revision as Argument

Algebra II: Functions, Structure, and Modeling

Grade 11 · Mathematics · 56+ hours

  1. Quadratic Functions Revisited: Structure and Complex Numbers
  2. Polynomial Functions: Zeros, Behavior, and the Structure of Degree n
  3. Rational Expressions and Functions: When Division Doesn't Finish
  4. Radical Functions, Rational Exponents, and Inverse Functions
  5. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions: Two Kinds of Change
  6. Trigonometric Functions: Modeling Periodic Behavior
  7. Sequences and Series: Discrete Growth as a Special Case
  8. Statistics: Modeling and Trusting Data

Algebra-Based Physics: Modeling Matter, Motion, and Energy

Grade 11 · Science · 55+ hours

  1. Describing Motion: Kinematics in One and Two Dimensions
  2. Forces and Newton's Laws
  3. Momentum and Collisions
  4. Work, Energy, and Power
  5. Waves: Energy Transport Without Matter Transport
  6. Light, the Electromagnetic Spectrum, and Fields
  7. Electricity and Circuits
  8. Capstone: Engineering Design Under Constraint

Psychology: Mind, Brain, and Behavior

Grade 11 · Social Studies · 56+ hours

  1. Thinking Like a Psychologist: Research Methods and the Replication Crisis
  2. Biological Foundations of Behavior
  3. Sensation and Perception
  4. Learning: Conditioning and Beyond
  5. Cognition: Memory, Thinking, and Problem-Solving
  6. Development Across the Lifespan
  7. Understanding Mental Health: Disorders, Classification, and Treatment
  8. Capstone: Evaluating a Real Claim About Mind and Behavior

United States History: 1877 to the Present

Grade 11 · Social Studies · 50+ hours

  1. Industrial America and the Gilded Age
  2. The Progressive Response
  3. World War II and the Reordering of Society
  4. The Sixties: Vietnam, Rights, and Backlash
  5. Conservative Resurgence and the End of the Cold War
  6. Globalization and a Post-Cold War World
  7. The Twenty-First Century: Security, Recession, and Renewed Movements

Literature, Rhetoric, and the Examined Life

Grade 12 · English Language Arts · 58+ hours

  1. Tragic Form and the Question of Fault
  2. The Architecture of Argument: Ethos, Logos, Pathos, and the Counterargument
  3. Shakespearean Tragedy: Interiority and Persuasion on Stage
  4. Satire: Weaponized Irony
  5. The Rhetoric of Principle: Rights, Conscience, and Civil Disobedience
  6. Existentialism and the Absurd: When No Authority Holds
  7. The Research Seminar: Building a Defensible Position
  8. Synthesis: The Novel in Public Argument

Precalculus: Functions, Trigonometry, and Mathematical Modeling

Grade 12 · Mathematics · 63+ hours

  1. Functions as a Family of Structures
  2. Polynomial and Rational Functions: Structure and Behavior
  3. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions: Growth, Decay, and Inversion
  4. The Unit Circle and Trigonometric Functions
  5. Trigonometric Identities and Equations
  6. Vectors and Matrices: Representing Multi-Part Quantities
  7. Polar Coordinates and Parametric Equations
  8. Conics and an Introduction to Limits

Statistics and Data Science: An Introduction to Statistical Reasoning

Grade 12 · Mathematics · 54+ hours

  1. Describing Data: One Variable at a Time
  2. Relationships Between Two Variables
  3. Study Design: What a Result Does and Does Not License You to Claim
  4. Probability as a Model for Uncertainty
  5. Modeling Randomness: Binomial and Normal Distributions
  6. Sampling Distributions: The Hinge of Inference
  7. Inference for One and Two Groups
  8. Extending Inference and the Capstone Study

Philosophy and Logic: Reasoning About Reality, Knowledge, and Value

Grade 12 · Electives · 31+ hours

  1. The Tools of Argument: Validity, Soundness, and Fallacy
  2. Knowledge, Belief, and Doubt
  3. Mind, Body, and Personal Identity
  4. Ethics: Consequences, Duties, and Character

Environmental Science: Systems, Evidence, and Choices

Grade 12 · Science · 55+ hours

  1. Systems, Energy Flow, and Biogeochemical Cycles
  2. Population, Consumption, and Carrying Capacity
  3. The Greenhouse Effect and the Carbon Cycle Perturbed
  4. Evidence, Attribution, and Climate Data
  5. Biodiversity Loss and Ecosystem Stability
  6. Water and Land: Pollution Pathways
  7. Air Quality, Toxicology, and Distributed Harm
  8. Capstone: Energy Systems and Tradeoff Analysis

Economics: Scarcity, Markets, and Decisions

Grade 12 · Social Studies · 31+ hours

  1. Scarcity, Choice, and Opportunity Cost
  2. Markets: Supply, Demand, and the Price System
  3. The Macroeconomy: Growth, Unemployment, Inflation, and Policy
  4. Trade, Globalization, and Development

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Grade 12 · Social Studies · 28+ hours

  1. Constitutional Design: Power, Limits, and Federalism
  2. The Three Branches in Practice: Institutions and Power in Action
  3. Rights, Liberties, and the Limits of Government Power
  4. Civic Participation, Media, and Public Policy

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