Classical content, modern delivery

Number sense, operations, and the language of mathematics — the bedrock for every course that follows.

Foundations of symbolic reasoning, with attention to the history of the discipline.

Euclidean proof as the original training ground for logical thought.

Functions, modeling, and the bridge to higher mathematics.

Trigonometric reasoning and the analytical tools that prepare students for calculus.

Reasoning under uncertainty — distributions, inference, and the ethics of data.

Parts of speech, sentence structure, and mechanics — building the scaffolding of clear writing.

Reading closely and writing clearly — the entry point into the literary tradition.

Genre, structure, and craft. Writing essays grounded in classical and modern texts.

Argumentation, analysis, and the long arc of Western literature.

Senior-level reading and writing — preparing students for college-level work.

The spoken word — rhetoric, delivery, and the discipline of public speech.

Scientific inquiry, observation, and method — how we come to know the natural world.

Life sciences taught with reverence for the created order and rigor in the lab.

Atomic theory, stoichiometry, and the elegance of physical law.

Geology, meteorology, and the systems that sustain life on Earth.

Geography, culture, and the frameworks for understanding a connected world.

Antiquity through the medieval world — civilizations, empires, and the rise of the Church.

The early modern era — Reformation, exploration, and the making of the modern world.

The modern era — revolution, industry, and the global century.

Practical digital skills — safe browsing, communication, source evaluation, and responsible use of AI.

Budgeting, saving, banking, credit, investing, and smart spending habits for real life.