Classes in every subject

Heather Vargas

This class will look at the connections between pathological psychiatry and biochemistry. We will discover the complex chemical processes that occur in the brain and how these are related to pathological mental illness.

Heather Vargas

This class will study the functions and structures of immune systems in organisms. We will look at the human immune system and it's role in creating defense forces for the body to fight disease.

Ani Janbazian

You are invited to become a savvy problem solver as a member of our distinguished society where we treasure critical thinking and out-of-the-box ideas. Solve exciting weekly challenges, that will stretch your brainpower, flex your reasoning, boot your creativity, and harness the power of teamwork!

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

We will learn about the chemical reactions within living organisms. Combining biology and chemistry, we will look at the biochemistry of the cell, metabolism, and genetics.

Heather Vargas

We will study the structure and function of the cell in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. This class will include the structure of the cell as well as cell cycle and cellular communication.

Heather Vargas

Students will learn the fundamentals of the brain and human body systems. The class will include body organs and their functions as well as the skeletal system.

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. 

Heather Vargas

This is the first semester of a two semester course

Chemistry is the study of the structure and composition of matter that make up living things and their environment. We will also study the changes of matter and the mechanisms by which changes occur. This class will cover: atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonds, conservation of matter and stoichiometry, gases and their properties, acids and bases, solutions, chemical thermodynamics, reaction rates, chemical equilibrium, organic chemistry and biochemistry, and nuclear processes.

Virtual labs and/or at-home labs are conducted for most chapters. Lab reports must be submitted, which will consist of organizing data and answering questions for the experiment.

This is a year-long course and is designed to meet the ‘D’ requirement in the ‘A-G’ requirements. Please check with your charter school or other to ensure that they will accept this.

Heather Vargas

This is the second semester of a two semester course

Course Description: Chemistry is the study of the structure and composition of matter that make up living things and their environment. We will also study the changes of matter and the mechanisms by which changes occur. This class will cover: atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonds, conservation of matter and stoichiometry, gases and their properties, acids and bases, solutions, chemical thermodynamics, reaction rates, chemical equilibrium, organic chemistry and biochemistry, and nuclear processes.

Virtual labs and/or at-home labs are conducted for most chapters. Lab reports must be submitted, which will consist of organizing data and answering questions for the experiment.

This is a year-long course and is designed to meet the ‘D’ requirement in the ‘A-G’ requirements. Please check with your charter school or other to ensure that they will accept this.