Classes in every subject

Denis Titchenell

This course covers advanced English communications for students of any age who can handle college preparatory material. It is designed to prepare students for university studies and for SAT, ACT, and TOEFL exams. This is an interest-driven class, with emphasis on innate language acquisition through immersion and emulation as well as an understanding of grammatical principles, stylistic issues and vocabulary choices. Students will amass a portfolio of work for use in admissions and applications.

Chris Gilmore

Adventures in Acting is brought to you by professional producer and casting director Chris Gilmore with assistance from Leo Gilmore.

Kathy Kendrick

ASL is a beautiful, expressive, physical language used by over a million Americans every day to communicate with family, friends, schoolmates and co-workers. I have been teaching ASL to homeschoolers for over 20 years.

This is a year-long course designed to meet the "E" requirement of the A-G high school course requirements. 

Eric Lin

Discover the world of circuit building in Diving Into Hardware. In this hands-on class, students will be using electronic parts found in the real world to better understand the technology around us.

Hillary King

Do your kids love reading or having you read to them? In this class, I’ll start by reading a book. Next we’ll take it a step further, by tying in the book that we just read to a hands on art lesson. This is also a great class to work on fine motor skills like cutting with scissors.

Eric Lin

Get your child started on their journey into engineering! Students in this class will learn about the different aspects of robotics including: mechanical engineering/industrial design, electrical engineering, and software engineering/coding. Students will use this knowledge to build, wire, and program their own robot!

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!

Mike Georgia

This class is for beginners or intermediate students. This course is ideal for students who are looking to get started on the instrument or need to brush up on or refine their skills.

Heather Vargas

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

James Wigglesworth

Welcome to my geometry class. The primary goal of this course is for the student to actively engage themselves in a positive learning experience in which there is increased appreciation and understanding of mathematics in the world. It is my hope that students will find joy and success in solving problems and grow as learners and participants within our classroom community.

Chris Gilmore

Adventures in Acting is brought to you by professional producer and casting director Chris Gilmore with assistance from Leo Gilmore.

Jonathan Vince

This class will teach you to “think before you shoot.” We will cover photographic fundamentals such as composition, shutter speed, f/stop, depth of field, and people shots. Night photography, trick photography, outside shots and other stimulating assignments will help you put your learning into practice.

Heather Vargas

This is the second semester of a two-semester biochemistry sequence that will introduce the student to the area of biochemistry as it relates to disease. This class will look at the connections between pathological psychiatry, disease, and biochemistry. We will discover the complex chemical processes that occur in the body and brain and how these are related to physiological and pathological mental illness.

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.

Kathy Kendrick

ASL is a beautiful, expressive, physical language used by over a million Americans every day to communicate with family, friends, schoolmates and co-workers. I have been teaching ASL to homeschoolers for over 20 years.

This is a year-long course designed to meet the second year "E" requirement of the A-G high school course requirements.

Heather Vargas

Being able to easily and effectively write a basic 5-paragraph essay is an essential skill that all middle school, high school, and college students should have. This course provides a formula/framework to organize the essay and teaches the student to let the reader clearly understand what the paper is about. Students will be taken through the process of writing their own research essay step by step.

Jonathan Vince

 Each weekly lesson and accompanying assignment is designed to help students hunt, corner, and kill crusty writing habits

Studio 37 Algebra 1

Studio 37: Algebra 1 provides a standard-based, technology-rich, 1-on-1 instruction to support your student’s unique learning needs.

Hillary King

Do you have a creative and aspiring artist at home? Or maybe you are looking for a fun elective for your student? Look no further! Ms. Hillary is continuing to teach 6th - 12th grade art.

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!

James Wigglesworth

Welcome to my algebra class. The primary goal of this course is for the student to actively engage themselves in a positive learning experience in which there is increased appreciation and understanding of mathematics in the world. It is my hope that students will find joy and success in solving problems and grow as learners and participants within our classroom community.

Eric Lin

The tinker series is your child's first step into the world of robotics. Students will learn the basics of circuit building while making a new creation in every session!

Nina Zippay

When the Animals Talk is a literary adventure and exploration of stories in which the authors have chosen to write from the perspective of the animal kingdom. We examine why the authors might have chosen animals to do their bidding, as we learn about literary devices such as symbolism and metaphors, both intended and fortuitously inadvertent. Best suited for high school and middle school students. 

James Wigglesworth

Welcome to my algebra class. The primary goal of this course is for the student to actively engage themselves in a positive learning experience in which there is increased appreciation and understanding of mathematics in the world. It is my hope that students will find joy and success in solving problems and grow as learners and participants within our classroom community.

Heather Vargas

Take a journey into the human body to learn the ins and outs of how we work!