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If you’re seeking an English class where your student can develop critical thinking and literary analysis skills through studying films instead of traditional texts, you’ve come to the right place!

Is this the start of the modern world? Join this course to find out! The Renaissance and Reformation is exciting. Building on the developments of the Middle Ages, we will explore the politics, philosophy, art, and theology of this dynamic time.

This is a senior level English course focusing on the beautiful and interesting works of British literature. Engaging, dynamic, and impactful! Class includes instruction, grading, feedback, and more!

Taught by an attorney and adjunct professor, this government course is available as dual credit for college credit or honors and is intended for students ready to handle university-level content and pace.

An ongoing class where we will learn about the Physical and Human Geography of our world's countries - Lots of map work!

Are you interested in how God put our body together? Are you intrigued with how all our systems work together and how diseases can affect each of our systems? This Human Disease and Pathophysiology class will cover each system of the body.

Students will learn about the histories of the increasingly important cultures of Asia and Africa in this year’s course. Topics include China, Japan, India, the Islamic Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Does your student know how to conduct, manage, and present research? Learn how in this introductory course! This class covers all aspects of collecting research and writing fully developed research papers.