Classes in every subject

Dave Christensen

This 55-minute class takes children around the world to a new destination each week. The class is divided into a dozen fun activities, each lasting about 3-5 minutes to ensure these young learners stay focused and interested while they learn about countries music, dance and culture.

Dan Shippey

This class aims to examine the critical period from 1753 to 1783 and make clear the social, philosophical, political, human and economic forces that forged 14 colonies into the United States and Canada.

Jonathan Vince

Students will gain a foundational historical understanding of both World War 1 and World War 2 while enjoying the fascinating content and intriguing photos found in our textbook, The World Wars.

Jonathan Vince

If you told an ancient Greek you were going to buy some Nike shoes on Amazon while listening to music on Pandora, he’d stare at you like you were some nine-headed monster. According to him, Hermes wears the shoes, Pandora’s the reason he’s miserable, and Amazons are the tall warrior women who will soon be arriving to arrest you for speaking nonsense. Don’t be that person!

Ani Janbazian

Join the Acme Detective Agency on a chase around the world on the hunt for super spy criminal master thief, Nina Pasadena and her dastardly henchmen!

Ani Janbazian

Students will learn more about the real history, archeology, locations, relics, people, and cultures, that inspired the adventures of Indiana Jones. 

Heather Vargas

This Psychology class is the FIRST semester of a year-long course that is equivalent to a one semester introductory college course in psychology. This course is designed to meet the “G” requirement in the A-G course requirements. Please check with your charter school or other to ensure that they will accept this.

Psychology is a comprehensive study of the human mind and cognitive processes. Students will examine the structures of the brain and their involvement in human action and social interaction. The class will provide a rigorous examination of cognitive development, perception, comprehension, consciousness, and learning. The course will also involve an analysis of human emotion, psychological disorders and their treatments. This class offers an enlightening journey through the depths of the human mind. 

Heather Vargas

This Psychology class is the SECOND semester of a year-long course that is equivalent to a one semester introductory college course in psychology. This course is designed to meet the “G” requirement in the A-G course requirements. Please check with your charter school or other to ensure that they will accept this.

Psychology is a comprehensive study of the human mind and cognitive processes. Students will examine the structures of the brain and their involvement in human action and social interaction. The class will provide a rigorous examination of cognitive development, perception, comprehension, consciousness, and learning. The course will also involve an analysis of human emotion, psychological disorders and their treatments. This class offers an enlightening journey through the depths of the human mind.