What students study

Course Catalog

A grade-appropriate core in every year, room to go deeper through electives and languages, and college-level and career pathways in the upper grades. This overview shows the shape of the curriculum; each student's plan is built with their family at enrollment.

Course availability varies by grade level, pathway, and term. This page is an overview of the subjects and pathways we offer — detailed course listings, placement, and credit plans are finalized with an advisor during enrollment. Ask admissions for the current offerings for your student's grade.

Core curriculum · PK 3–4 and K–12

Every student follows a full core across the year, delivered through our secure online classroom with scheduled live sessions. Coursework builds year over year and is grade-appropriate from early childhood through high school.

Subject areaWhat it covers
English & Language ArtsReading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and literature; foundational literacy in the early grades through composition and analysis in high school
MathematicsNumber sense and operations through algebra, geometry, and higher-level high-school mathematics
ScienceInquiry and life, earth, and physical science, progressing to biology, chemistry, and physics coursework
Social StudiesHistory, geography, civics, and government, with U.S. and world perspectives
World LanguagesIntroductory through advanced language study (offerings vary by grade and term)
Fine ArtsVisual arts, music, and creative electives
Health & Physical EducationWellness, physical activity, and age-appropriate health education
Technology & Digital SkillsDigital literacy, responsible technology use, and applied skills

Learn more about the core program on the PK–12 Academy page.

College & Careers · Grades 8 – 12

Taken alongside the core, this pathway lets students earn a head start on college and explore careers before they graduate.

PathwayWhat it covers
Dual-Credit CourseworkCollege-level courses that can count toward both a high-school diploma and college credit
Career PathwaysGuided exploration and coursework aligned to career fields and industry interests
Professional SkillsCommunication, collaboration, and workplace readiness
Leadership DevelopmentProjects and experiences that build initiative and responsibility

Full details are on the College & Careers page.

Language support & enrichment

Students who need additional support in English, or who want to enrich their studies, can add services to their plan.

OfferingWhat it covers
English Language SupportLanguage development for international and multilingual students — see International & Boarding
Electives & EnrichmentAdditional courses and interest-based study that vary by grade and term

Student support services

For students who learn differently, support is planned individually rather than pulled from a fixed course list — accommodations, individualized plans, and one-to-one tutoring. Learn more on the Student Support page, or discuss your student's needs with our team.

This catalog is an overview and does not list every course or section. Specific course offerings, placement, prerequisites, and credit are confirmed with families during enrollment planning and may change from term to term.