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High School

Grade 9-12

Explore a Comprehensive and Engaging Curriculum Tailored to Grade 9-12 Students.

Overview

High School Curriculum Overview

Our high school program is designed to prepare students for multiple post-graduation pathways—college, career, technical training, or immediate employment. Students receive a fully accredited high school education while gaining the academic knowledge, life skills, and career exposure needed for long-term success.

All students complete core coursework aligned to state standards and graduation requirements.

English Language Arts (Grades 9–12)

What Students Learn:

  • Reading and analyzing fiction, nonfiction, and informational texts
  • Literary elements: theme, character development, symbolism, tone, and author’s purpose
  • Critical thinking and textual evidence
  • Grammar, usage, and writing conventions
  • Research skills, citations, and source evaluation
  • Oral communication, presentations, and collaborative discussions

Course Progression

  • English I: Foundations of literary analysis, paragraph writing, comprehension strategies
  • English II: World literature, research writing, argumentative essays
  • English III: American literature, rhetorical analysis, advanced composition
  • English IV: British/world literature, critical analysis, college/career writing

Outcome:

Students graduate with strong reading comprehension, writing proficiency, communication skills, and critical thinking abilities essential for work or further education.

Mathematics (Grades 9–12)

What Students Learn:

  • Algebraic reasoning and problem-solving
  • Linear, quadratic, and exponential relationships
  • Geometry concepts: shapes, angles, proofs, and measurement
  • Data analysis, probability, and statistics
  • Financial literacy and real-world math applications

Course Progression

  • Algebra I
  • Geometry
  • Algebra II
  • Advanced Math Options: Consumer Math, Financial Math, or Pre-Calculus depending on pathway

Outcome:

Students build logical reasoning, quantitative literacy, and practical math skills used in careers, finances, and everyday life.

Science (Grades 9–12)

What Students Learn:

  • Scientific inquiry and experimentation
  • Data collection, analysis, and scientific reasoning
  • Core concepts across physical, life, and Earth sciences
  • Real-world scientific applications

Course Progression

  • Biology: Cells, genetics, ecosystems, human biology
  • Chemistry: Matter, chemical reactions, energy, properties
  • Physical Science or Physics: Motion, forces, energy, waves
  • Environmental or Earth Science: elective or requirement

Outcome:

Students develop analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and scientific literacy needed for modern careers.

Social Studies (Grades 9–12)

What Students Learn:

  • Historical thinking and analysis
  • Civics, government, and constitutional principles
  • Economics, personal finance, and global systems
  • Civic responsibility and citizenship

Course Progression

  • World History
  • U.S. History
  • Government
  • Economics

Outcome:

Students graduate informed, engaged citizens with an understanding of history, government, and economic decision-making.

Electives & Career Exploration

Students may choose electives that align with personal interests, career goals, or skill development.

Career & Technical Education (CTE) Electives

(Ideal for students not planning to attend college or seeking career readiness)

CTE courses provide hands-on, practical learning, industry-relevant skills, and exposure to real-world careers. These courses emphasize job readiness, certifications, and employability skills.

Flexible Graduation Pathways

Students may

  • Focus on college-prep academics
  • Combine academics with CTE coursework
  • Pursue career-focused education
  • Complete credit recovery or accelerated pathways

This flexibility ensures students graduate on time, confident, and prepared for life after high school.

Business & Entrepreneurship

What Students Learn

  • Introduction to business operations
  • Marketing, customer service, and sales
  • Budgeting, payroll, and financial management
  • Starting and managing a small business
  • Career Paths: Business assistant, retail management, entrepreneurship

Healthcare Foundations

What Students Learn

  • Medical terminology
  • Patient care fundamentals
  • Healthcare systems and ethics
  • Safety, hygiene, and communication skills
  • Career Paths:Healthcare aide, medical assistant pathway, allied health roles

Skilled Trades & Technical Pathways

What Students Learn

  • HVAC Fundamentals
  • Electrical Basics
  • Plumbing Foundations
  • Welding Concepts
  • Construction Technology
  • Career Paths: Trade apprenticeships, vocational training, technical certifications

Career Readiness & Workforce Preparation

What Students Learn

  • Resume writing and job applications
  • Interview skills and workplace professionalism
  • Time management and communication
  • Financial literacy and workplace ethics
  • Career Paths: Entry-level employment across multiple industries

Life Skills & Personal Development

What Students Learn

  • Financial literacy and budgeting
  • Decision-making and goal setting
  • Personal responsibility and accountability
  • Communication and conflict resolution

Information Technology & Digital Skills

What Students Learn

  • Computer fundamentals and digital literacy
  • Online safety and responsible technology use
  • Basic coding, software tools, and productivity applications
  • Technology troubleshooting and support basics
  • Career Paths: IT support, office technology roles, entry-level tech positions

High School Outcomes

Graduates leave with:

  • A fully accredited high school diploma
  • Strong academic foundations
  • Career-ready skills
  • Confidence to enter the workforce, vocational training, or higher education
  • Practical knowledge for real-life success