MATH
Math/Science Lab 1st-2nd; 3rd-5th
$53/month ($212/semester); 50 minutes/week
This course will alternate math one week and science the next. Both are 50 minutes.
Instructor: Alison Orozco
The Math lab will focus on improving recall of basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts depending on level. Math facts will be practiced with fun games, puzzles, and group activities. Techniques will be introduced to help with speed and recall. In addition, logic and problem solving activities will be done to aid in solving more complex math problems.
Instructor: Nicole Nyborg
Math/Science Lab
$53/month; $212/semester
Instructor: Nicole Nyborg
The Human Anatomy & Physiology labs will examine these body systems: skeletal, muscular, respiratory, digestive, cardiovascular, and nervous systems. In addition, nutrition, health, embryology, the immune system, and the major organs will be covered. Also included is a brief history of medicine and an introduction to cell structure and DNA. Activities will include finding blood type, making a cell model, and building a skeleton.
The focus of the class will mostly be experiments and activities. All labs are non-sectarian and supplemental in nature.
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Basic Math 5th-8th Grade
Instructor: Alison Orozco
$95/month; ($380/semester) Tuesdays In-Person/Thursdays On-line
Basic Math 5+ will cover operations using whole numbers, decimals, fractions, and integers along with a unit on geometry and an introduction to equations and graphing to lay a strong arithmetic foundation which is crucial to the study of algebra and higher mathematics. This course is appropriate for advanced 5th graders, on-level 6th-7th graders, and 8th-9th graders who may need more work on basic math concepts before proceeding to Pre-Algebra. This class will meet on Tuesdays in-person and Thursdays virtually with homework assignments for the remaining days.
This course will use MCP Mathematics Level F workbook which will be provided.
Pre-Algebra 7th-9th Grade
Instructor: Justin Soto
$95/month; ($380/semester);
Subscription to Teaching Textbooks included
Tues In-Person & Thurs On-line
This is a two-semester course but students are welcome to add at any time.
This course will prepare students for the formal study of Algebra 1 with lessons that include review of all basic math concepts and encourage mastery of new topics foundational to the study of Algebra.
A list of all topics covered can be found at this link.
content.teachingtextbooksapp.com/magentoimages/PreAlgebra_TOC-2.0.pdf
This course will include a 12 month subscription to Teaching Textbooks on-line. In order to get the most from this course, students will need to have access to a computer or mobile device to complete homework. If there are those who do not have such access, a physical textbook can be ordered to replace the on-line subscription, but this is not recommended.
In-class instruction will prepare students for homework assignments but students will need to complete lessons at home in order to finish the course.
Algebra 1 8th-12th Grade
Instructor: Justin Soto
$95/month; ($380/semester) Tues In-person/Thursdays On-line
This is a two semester course but students are welcome to add at any time.
Topics covered in Algebra 1 include adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing with powers and roots, scientific notation, solving linear equations and inequalities in one variable, rate, work and mixture word problems, simplifying and factoring polynomials, rational expressions, adding, subtracting, solving quadratic equations by factoring, completing the square, and using the quadratic formula, graphing linear equations, slope, graphing higher-degree equations, solving systems of two linear equations in two variables graphically and algebraically, solving inequalities in one variable, graphing two-variable inequalities, functions, absolute value equations, mean, median, mode, range, stem and leaf plots, box and whisker plots, histograms, probability including tree diagrams, and using a graphing calculator.
This course will include a 12 month subscription to Teaching Textbooks on-line. Students will need to have access to a computer, tablet or other device to access homework lessons.
In-class instruction will prepare students for homework assignments but students will need to complete lessons at home in order to finish the course.
Algebra 2 9th+
Instructor: Justin Soto
$95/month; ($380/semester);
Workbooks Included
Tues In-Person & Thurs On-line
Algebra 1 is a prerequisite for taking Algebra 2.
This course requires a graphing calculator. Either the TI-83+ or TI-84+ by Texas Instruments or any calculator that has the same functions as these will work.
This is a two semester course but students are welcome to add at any time.
Teaching Textbooks Algebra 2 covers fractional equations, powers and exponents, second-degree equations, equations with variables, inequalities, absolute value, and other important Algebra 2 topics.
This course will include a 12 month subscription to Teaching Textbooks on-line. Students will need to have access to a computer, tablet or other device to access homework lessons.
In-class instruction will prepare students for homework assignments but students will need to complete lessons at home in order to finish the course.
Foundations of Personal Finance
Dave Ramsey Education
High School
$56/month( $224/Semester);
55 minutes;
(Includes all licenses, workbooks, and an on-line subscription to the course for each student. Students will need internet access to complete homework.)
Personal Finance is a course designed to help students understand the impact of individual choices.
Topics covered will include:
Introduces the topic of personal finance, explores the evolution of the American credit industry, and highlights the importance of both knowledge and behavior when it comes to managing money.
Saving: Emphasizes the importance of saving and explains the three reasons to save: emergencies, large purchases, and wealth building.
Budgeting: Explores the purpose and process of writing a budget and the basics of banking, including balancing and reconciling a checking account.
Debt: Identifies the devastating costs of using debt as a financial tool, debunks credit myths, explains the elements of a credit score, identifies organizations that maintain consumer credit records, and summarizes major consumer credit laws.
Life after High School: Explores 21st Century post-secondary education and career options, highlights the importance of avoiding debt as a young adult, and explains how to cash flow a college education.
Consumer Awareness: Identifies factors that influence consumer behavior and the effect of inflation on buying power
Bargain Shopping: Highlights the importance of bargain shopping as part of a healthy financial plan and identifies important negotiation strategies.
Investing and Retirement: Establishes basic investing guidelines, describes and compares various types of investments, and identifies elements of employer benefits and retirement plans.
Insurance: Identifies the purpose of financial risk management as well as the appropriate and most cost-effective risk management strategies.
Money and Relationships: Identifies the differences among people's values and attitudes as they relate to money and highlights communication strategies for discussing financial issues.
Careers and Taxes: Examines the importance of pursuing a career in line with your strengths, the elements of effective goal setting, the best practices of successful people, and types of income and taxes.
Giving: Highlights the importance of giving of your time, talents, and money in order to serve others and leave a lasting legacy.
Meets or exceeds standards in all 50 states. California Common Core Standards alignment can be found here: https://cdn.ramseysolutions.net/education/ramseyeducation/standards/california.pdf