Parents should purchase classes for one student at a time in the shopping cart. This will allow the registrar to appropriately place your students in the correct classes.
Student Centered Learning and Homeschooling Student Centered Learning (SCL) as a teaching methodology has risen in popularity in recent years as a means of combating “teach to test” mentalities. It is defined by placing the student at the center of the education...
During the last few years of high school, students are faced with a variety of choices regarding the classes they take. There are more options in subject matter and difficulty level, depending on how much students want to be challenged. Two of the most popular options...
High school offers students a wider variety of class options than they had in middle or elementary school, ranging from a large selection of regular courses to Honors classes. Honors classes would be a great option for students who want to prepare for college or...
Math can be a polarizing subject. While some students love it, others may find it confusing or even intimidating. The Encyclopedia of Mathematics Education states that “algebra has been recognized as a difficult subject for students, due mainly to the abstract nature...
When it comes to high school math, Algebra I is considered to be a staple class, but what about Algebra II? Is it necessary for all highschoolers? Many parents and students wonder what Algebra II offers and how it impacts future opportunities. There is not a...
