Study Hall is available for study/work on classes or homework. You must select a study hall if you are on campus between classes that you are registered to attend.

Coursestorm Online Registration is free: The yearly Study Hall fee is $40, payable on July 1.

Course Meets: Tuesdays at 12:00 PM

All Payments are non-refundable!

Study Hall is available for study/work on classes or homework. You must select a study hall if you are on campus between classes that you are registered to attend.

Coursestorm Online Registration is free: The yearly Study Hall fee is $40, payable on July 1.

Course Meets: Thursdays at 12:00 pm

All Payments are non-refundable

This college-prep lab course satisfies the required Biology credit and includes the labs required to graduate in SC and NC.  This course focuses on scientific investigation through the study of living things and the world we live in. Emphasis is placed on the Creator of all living things, and students will be exposed to scientific language, methods, concepts, research, and current technology. They will conduct lab investigations to foster the development of the scientific method. There will be several labs using the microscope, such as learning how to mount and stain specimens and observing pond organisms.  We will also dissect worms, crayfish, fish, and frogs, and perform many more observations. Subject matter includes Classification systems, atoms, chemical structures, ecosystems, biomes, ecological communities, cell structure and function, cellular energy, DNA, proteins, cell cycles, and genetics (including inheritance, disorders, and technology). Students will also learn about viruses, protists, fungi, and the fascinating worlds of plants and animals.  This class is very hands-on and will teach students how to write labs! Honors option available upon request.  (AP recommendations given upon request).

Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free—Course Fee: $550. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance of $500 must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $250 payable by July 1 and November 1.  

Additional Fees: Lab fee included in course tuition. (The lab fee covers stains, specimens for dissection, slides, coverslips, and hand-outs)

Accepted Payment Methods: Check, Cash, Zelle, and Venmo

Recommended credits: 1.0

Class Size: Min 8/Max 16

Course Meets: Tuesday/Thursday 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm

Required Materials: Exploring Creation with Biology, Apologia, 3rd ed only ISBN-13: 9781946506450. Amazon.com https://a.co/d/3uLEObE *The Apologia Student Notebook will not be used.  A looseleaf notebook with at least two sections and pockets for handouts is needed. 

Safety goggles are provided, but the student may bring their own. Ten pairs of disposable gloves are required (2nd semester).  

All Payments are non-refundable

Give your student the skills they need to thrive—in academics, in life, and beyond! 

This skills‑based course gives students the tools they need to succeed academically, personally, and professionally. Through practical lessons and hands-on activities, students will strengthen their study habits by learning to take effective notes, manage their time, stay organized, and approach challenges with confidence.

Students will also build essential life skills, including communication, financial literacy, stress management, and goal‑setting. These foundations help them make thoughtful decisions and develop healthy habits that support long‑term success.

In addition, the course introduces students to early career exploration and college preparation. They will explore potential career paths, learn résumé and interview basics, and gain an understanding of the college admissions process, scholarships, and financial aid. By the end of the course, students will have a well‑rounded toolkit to help them navigate high school, prepare for college, and begin planning for their future.

Prerequisites: None

Grade Recommendations: All

Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free. Course Fee: $450. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance of $400 must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $200 payable by July 1 and November 1.

Accepted Payment Methods: CashApp, Venmo, PayPal, Cash, and Check 

Recommended Credit:  1.0 

Class Size: Min 6/Max 16

Course Meets: Thursdays 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm

Required Materials: Teacher-provided materials, Consistent access to a computer, Printer/Paper, and Planner (to be purchased after class begins)

All Payments are non-refundable

In this comprehensive exploration of health and well-being, we delve into all facets of human vitality. Our study encompasses physical, emotional, and social dimensions. We establish a foundational understanding by examining anatomy and body systems. A fresh perspective on diet awaits—while dissecting food components, we simplify dietary elements for accessibility.

Topics covered span a wide spectrum, including personal health care, pharmaceuticals, aging, alternative medicine, and the interplay between environment and health. Fitness is integral; students participate in regular aerobic and strength-building exercises. Students are given opportunities to share their favorite activities by teaching mini-lessons to the class. Students are exposed to group sports and activities, learning rules, and playing together during in-person class time. The value of exercise for optimal brain function becomes evident.

Projects in this course offer a wide range of learning experiences, including research, multimedia presentations, personal reflection, and more. Our readings draw from current, evidence‑based work in the field, and students are encouraged to stay informed about health topics through reliable media sources. We also examine how societal and medical factors shape diet, behavior, and overall well‑being.

The new time offering allows full use of the gym and field, providing expanded physical activity opportunities during most class meetings.

Prerequisites: None

Grade Recommendations: All

Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free. Course Fee: $550. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance of $500 must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $250 payable by July 1 and November 1.

Accepted Payment Methods: CashApp, Venmo, PayPal, Cash, and Check 

Recommended Credit:  1.0 (Health) AND 1.0 (PE) 

Class Size: Min 6/Max 16

Course Meets: Tuesdays 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm

Required Materials: Health, Making Life Choices, (Student Edition) 1st Edition by McGraw Hill, Human Anatomy Coloring Book: an Entertaining and Instructive Guide to the Human Body – Bones, Muscles, Blood, Nerves and How They Work (Coloring Books) by Margaret Matt (Author), Joe Ziemian (Author)

*Please note: Selective chapters from the textbook are used in this course, and chapters containing sensitive material related to reproduction or intimate relationships are not included; instead, families may choose to address that content at home in a developmentally appropriate way, and those chapters may be removed by the parent and reinserted into the book for resale.*

All Payments are non-refundable

This class is designed to introduce students to the basic concepts of philosophical thought patterns throughout history. While we will not strictly be examining the people behind each philosophical movement (i.e., Plato, Aristotle, etc.- though we will touch upon many), we will look at distinct periods of time and the philosophical frameworks that dominated those periods. The core of our studies will examine the philosophical frameworks of Theism, Deism, Secular Humanism, Nihilism, Existentialism, Pantheism, the New Age, and Postmodernism. Using eight basic questions from James Sire’s book The Universe Next Door (6 th edition), students will learn how each of these philosophical frameworks answers these distinct questions and how to apply these questions to all worldviews, both old and new (some other examples include Epicureanism, Stoicism, Marxism, Pragmatism, Relativism, etc) We will illustrate each of these philosophical frameworks by interacting with movie/TV clips relevant to each, readings from various sources, and excerpts from different books/articles. There will be weekly readings, video clips, robust class discussions, quizzes, projects for each Worldview, and a final paper/project. This class will be taught from a Christian perspective.

• Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free. Course Fee: $450. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance of $400 must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $200 payable by July 1 and November 1.

Acceptable forms of Payment:

• Venmo
• Zelle
• Cash App
• PayPal. (If you are paying by PayPal, please request an invoice. A 3 percent convenience fee will be charged.)
• Cash or Check

Recommended Credit: 1

Class Meets: Tuesdays 1:00-1:55pm

Class Size: Min 6/Max 16

Required Materials: Students are to purchase James Sire’s book The Universe Next Door (6th edition- also available as an audiobook on Audible).

Students will need to use the Internet (YouTube) and a computer (Microsoft Word or a similar word-processing program, Google Slides, PowerPoint, etc.) to complete homework assignments. A three-ring binder or notebook for handouts is also required.

 All Payments are non-refundable

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive study of functions, which are the basis of calculus and other higher mathematics courses. In the first semester, the students will study polynomial, rational, inverse, exponential, and logarithmic functions. During the second semester, the students will explore the properties and graphs of trigonometric functions, complex numbers, conic sections, sequences, series, and limits.

Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free—Course Fee: $550. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $250, payable by July 1 and November 1, plus a one-time $25 lab and print fee.

Acceptable Forms of Payment: Venmo, Zelle, Cash, or Check 

Recommended Credits: 1.0

Class Size: Min 7/Max 16

Course Meets: Tuesday/Thursday 1:00 pm - 1:55 pm

Prerequisite: Algebra 2

Required Materials: $25 lab fee and printable materials for class; a textbook will be linked as a PDF on Canvas. 

All Payments are non-refundable

This class is an exciting introduction to the Spanish language and culture. Beginning with the basics of the alphabet and frequently used salutations, we’ll learn a foundation in vocabulary, verbs, and the fundamentals of Spanish grammar (conjugating verbs in present and past tenses, subject/verb and subject/adjective agreement, object pronouns, and idiomatic expressions). Students will learn through written text, conversation, song, and othermedia outlets. Students will study Spanish-speaking countries and artists throughout the year. By the end of the course, the student should be able to make simple statements and answer basic questions about themselves, their family, and what they like.

There is no prerequisite for this class.

Coursestorm Online Enrollment is Free. Course Fee: $500. A $50 non-refundable course enrollment deposit will be billed immediately upon registration and applies toward your overall tuition.  The balance must be paid by July 1, or select a payment plan of $225 payable by July 1 and November 1.

Accepted Payment Methods: Check, Cash, PayPal, and Venmo

 Recommended credit: 1.0

Class Size: Min 6/ Max 14

Course Meets: Tuesday/Thursday 1:00 - 1:55

Required Books: Breaking the Spanish Barrier: Level 1 (workbook only) 

All Payments are non-refundable