Introduces basic algebra concepts such as solving equations, working with polynomials, and understanding functions and graphing.

Introduces foundational concepts in physics and chemistry, covering topics like motion, energy, matter, and basic chemical reactions.

Focuses on physical and political geography, studying maps, landforms, climate, and how geography shapes cultures and civilizations.

This course engages head, heart, and hands—encouraging students to see their place in God's story and apply biblical truth in relationships.

Builds upon Algebra 1, delving deeper into quadratic equations, rational expressions, and logarithms. It includes problem-solving techniques and practical applications.

Explores living organisms, their structure, functions, and interactions. Students study cell biology, genetics, ecology, and human anatomy.

A comprehensive study of world history from ancient times to the modern era. The course covers major civilizations, events, and themes in world history, always presenting a Christian worldview.

A Christian apologetics handbook that builds on Foundations by exploring foundational beliefs of the Christian worldview.

Focuses on geometric principles like angles, areas, volumes, and proofs. Students learn about the properties of shapes, theorems, and their applications in real-world contexts.

Delves into the properties of matter, chemical reactions, atomic structure, and the periodic table. Laboratory experiments are often included to give students hands-on learning.

Focuses on the history of the United States, from its founding to the present day, with an emphasis on key events, figures, and the development of American government and society.

A comprehensive study of the world’s dominant non-Christian worldviews, contrasted with Christianity.

Prepares students for calculus by covering advanced algebraic concepts, functions, graphing, sequences, and series.

Introduces classical mechanics, forces, energy, waves, electricity, and magnetism. The course may include lab work and real-world applications of physical principles.

Studies the structure and functioning of government at the local, state, and federal levels. Topics include the U.S. Constitution, political theory, and the role of citizens in a democracy.

Equips students to thoughtfully engage key social issues and cultural arenas through a Christian worldview lens.