ADDITION & SUBTRACTION (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The math course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
BASIC WRITING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The writing course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a two-hour class, Monday through Friday.
EARTH SCIENCE (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The science course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
FOUNDATIONAL: READING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The reading/English course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a two-hour class, Monday through Friday.
U.S. GEOGRAPHY (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The social studies course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The physical education course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
ART CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Art Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
MUSIC CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Music Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION: PROBLEM SOLVING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The math course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
WRITING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The writing course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a two-hour class, Monday through Friday.
LIFE SCIENCE I (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The science course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
FOUNDATIONAL READING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The reading/English course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a two-hour class, Monday through Friday.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY I (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The social studies course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The physical education course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class Monday through Friday.
ART CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Art Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
MUSIC CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Music Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (Semester One) DAILY
This class serves as the foundational starting point for students beginning their study of philosophy. The class will focus on topics found in classical philosophical writings, such as the nature of truth and knowledge, mind and body, freedom and determinism, and right and wrong. The class will last for one hour.
CRITICAL THINKING (Semester Two) DAILY
This class will introduce and explore the main principles and procedures of critical thinking, which include differentiating between good and bad opinions, recognizing mutual misconceptions, forming solid and convincing arguments, distinguishing between rational and irrational reasoning, evaluating evidence, understanding the nature of scientific, moral, and legal rationale, analyzing surveys and statistical theories, grasping concepts of likelihood, and determining how to act in ambiguous situations. The class will last for one hour.
MULTIPLICATIONS (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The math course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
LIFE SCIENCE II (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The science course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
FOUNDATIONAL READING (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The reading/English course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
U.S. CIVICS (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The social studies course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The physical education course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
ART CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Art Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
MUSIC CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEKThe Music Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
ETHICS (Semester One) DAILY
This class will allow students to concentrate on ideas and concerns, such as the nature of worth, obligation, correct and incorrect, the virtues of life, citizen privileges, public fairness, and presentations on particular issues of individual and social conduct. Topics will include freedom and its confines, civil disobedience, global & domestic terrorism and the ethics of war, animal rights, and environmental ethics. The class will last for one hour.
AFRICAN AMERICAN PHILOSOPHIES (Semester Two) DAILY
This class will allow students to examine major African American philosophers; this would include W.E.B. Du Bois, Cornel West, Angela Davis, Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The math course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The science course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The reading/English course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The social studies course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The physical education course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
ART CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Art Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
MUSIC CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEKThe Music Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY (Semester One) DAILY
This class will allow students to examine major philosophers from ancient Africa; this would include Ptahhotep, Imhotep, and much more. The class will last for one hour.
PHILOSOPHY OF MIND (Semester Two) DAILY
This course will examine various philosophical difficulties related to modern representations of the mind (mind/body dualism; mind/brain identity theories; behaviorism; functionalism and artificial intelligence; eliminative naturalism and folk psychology; and biological naturalism). The class will also explore modern philosophical interpretations of personhood and personal identity, focusing primarily on narrative explanations of the self. The class will last for one hour.
GEOMETRY (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The math course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
SPACE SCIENCE (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The science course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The reading/English course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY II (Semester One and Semester Two) DAILY
The social studies course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the daily course will be extended to a one-hour class, Monday through Friday.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The physical education course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday
ART CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEK
The Art Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.
MUSIC CLASS (Semester One and Semester Two) ONCE A WEEKThe Music Class course will remain the same, in accordance with the current US/UK curriculum. However, the length of the course will be extended to a one-hour class. Monday through Friday.