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In this three hour block, students will focus on art, history, science, and math. This block will flow at a more traditional homeschool pace with attention paid to the student's interest regarding weekly topics. All topics will be project based and cross-curricular with an art through line. Math is included within all topics in a real world format.
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Thu
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9:00am-12:00pm
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All
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8
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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850.00
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Grammar, writing, and literary comprehension will all come toghether in this skills based class. Students will strengthen their knowledge of parts of speech, the four types of writing: expository,descriptive, persuasive, and narrative, and understanding of both classical and contemporary literature. Textbook fee and novels: TBD
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Thu
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2:00pm-3:00pm
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All
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7
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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Spanish is the second most widely-spoken language in the United States (after English), and is an official language of 21 countries and territories on four continents. This course will help students who acquire Spanish through frequent exposure to comprehensible spoken and written Spanish, using stories, songs, drawings, charades, and even novels. This research- based approach engages students and teaches culture as well as language. This class meets 2x per week, with a weekly office hour as needed. Textbook fee TBD. It is a year-long course. Ages 12+
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Mon, Thu
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11:00am-12:00pm
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All
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4
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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This exciting real world learning will take advantage of all that Los Angeles has to offer. With each months overall theme, students will meet at various local museums , nature centers, and other organizations for the first 3 weeks. The fourth week will be held at UHS to serve as a time to review, reflect and share their experiences through a comprehensive group project. Locations may include Presidential Libraries, art museums, historical landmarks, and various nature preserves.
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Wed
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10:00am-3:30pm
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All
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7 - 13
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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1400.00
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This class will explore the branches of government, the U.S. Constitution, and the political process in a fun, interactive way. Our goal is to have the students understand the importance of being active participants in the democratic process.
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Tue
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12:30pm-2:30pm
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All
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7 - 11
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12
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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Co-Lab offers new ideas and possibilities to students by "strewing" to see what sparks. Through shared experiences, conversations, and collaboration, the teens have the chance to relearn social cues, practice active listening, and strengthen their communication skills. Co-Lab offers a unique and engaging learning experience for students, focusing on self-directed learning experiences and student-centered approaches. Co-lab is designed to be a full day option or along with your students’ other classes to create a full and rich day at UHS. This option is to sign up for a single day of your choice.
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Mon
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12:30pm-2:30pm
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All
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7 - 11
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7
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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625.00
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Co-Lab offers new ideas and possibilities to students by "strewing" to see what sparks. Through shared experiences, conversations, and collaboration, the teens have the chance to relearn social cues, practice active listening, and strengthen their communication skills. Co-Lab offers a unique and engaging learning experience for students, focusing on self-directed learning experiences and student-centered approaches. Co-lab is designed to be a full day option or along with your students’ other classes to create a full and rich day at UHS. Select this option to attend two days per week.
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Mon
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12:30pm-2:30pm
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All
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7 - 11
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12
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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1100.00
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This three hour block will feature a project based, cross-curricular, student interest guided work flow. Themes will naturally transition through grammar and writing elements, literature and comprehension, and history and cultures of the world. Art projects and food preparations will tie the lessons together.
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Mon
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9:00am-12:00pm
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All
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7 - 10
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8
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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850.00
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This course will introduce Spanish language and the culture of Spanish-speaking peoples to younger students using games, stories, songs, and videos. Learn some basic language skills and understanding about holidays, customs, food, and music in the many areas of the world (including the US!) in which Spanish is spoken. Materials fee included.This course will introduce Spanish language and the culture of Spanish-speaking peoples to younger students using games, stories, songs, and videos. Learn some basic language skills and understanding about holidays, customs, food, and music in the many areas of the world (including the US!) in which Spanish is spoken. Materials fee included.
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Tue
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11:00am-12:00pm
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All
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7 - 11
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6
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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375.00
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In this class students publish a UHS newspaper based on their interests. In past issues students wrote current UHS events, comic pages, book reviews, and artwork.Towards the end of the semester the students will put together a year book. It is a lively fun filled class!
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Thu
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2:00pm-3:00pm
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All
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7 - 11
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12
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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JrUHSMUN introduces our youngest learners to the world of international relations in bite size pieces. They learn about countries all over the world as they explore different cultures, populations, government and policies. We focus on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the UN’s Convention on the Rights of the Child. They will learn the basics of research, practice public speaking and simulate UN debate and procedures by role-playing and becoming leaders in those countries.
By exploring the UN’s SDGs and Convention on the Rights of the Child students can become more informed and engaged global citizens. Our goal is to inspire them to take action, foster empathy and compassion, and to understand that they can make a difference, both in their personal lives and as future leaders in their communities.
Cost of the class includes a UHSMUN T-shirt.
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Thu
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12:30pm-2:00pm
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All
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9 - 11
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11
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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397.00
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Rock Band is a performing ensemble class in which students are placed in groups to rehearse and perform a variety of rock songs. Along with the 2 hour weekly group rehearsal, each student is also assigned a 45 minute weekly one on one lesson with the class instructor. Price includes $532 in private lessons per semester.
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Tue
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1:30pm-3:30pm
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All
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10 & up
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1
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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975.00
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Co-Lab offers new ideas and possibilities to students by "strewing" to see what sparks. Through shared experiences, conversations, and collaboration, the teens have the chance to relearn social cues, practice active listening, and strengthen their communication skills. Co-Lab offers a unique and engaging learning experience for students, focusing on self-directed learning experiences and student-centered approaches. Co-lab is designed to be a full day option or along with your students’ other classes to create a full and rich day at UHS. Each co-lab class meets for 5 1/2 hours (plus 1/2 for lunch) for 14 weeks. We are offering a discount based on the number of co-lab classes you choose. 1 class = $1925, 2 classes = $3545, 3 classes = $4620 or 4 classes = $5545 *Includes basic materials fees. If your student enrolls in 2 to 3 classes, they receive 15% off of Co-Lab. If your student enrolls in 4 or classes, they receive 25% off of Co-Lab. Rock band is excluded from this offer.
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Mon, Tue, Thu
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9:00am-3:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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3545.00
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Co-Lab offers new ideas and possibilities to students by "strewing" to see what sparks. Through shared experiences, conversations, and collaboration, the teens have the chance to relearn social cues, practice active listening, and strengthen their communication skills. Co-Lab offers a unique and engaging learning experience for students, focusing on self-directed learning experiences and student-centered approaches. Co-lab is designed to be a full day option or along with your students’ other classes to create a full and rich day at UHS. Each co-lab class meets for 5 1/2 hours (plus 1/2 for lunch) for 14 weeks. We are offering a discount based on the number of co-lab classes you choose. 1 class = $1925, 2 classes = $3545, 3 classes = $4620 or 4 classes = $5545 *Includes basic materials fees. If your student enrolls in 2 to 3 classes, they receive 15% off of Co-Lab. If your student enrolls in 4 or classes, they receive 25% off of Co-Lab. Rock band is excluded from this offer.
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Mon, Tue, Thu
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9:00am-3:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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11
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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4620.00
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Register
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Co-Lab offers new ideas and possibilities to students by "strewing" to see what sparks. Through shared experiences, conversations, and collaboration, the teens have the chance to relearn social cues, practice active listening, and strengthen their communication skills. Co-Lab offers a unique and engaging learning experience for students, focusing on self-directed learning experiences and student-centered approaches. Co-lab is designed to be a full day option or along with your students’ other classes to create a full and rich day at UHS. Each co-lab class meets for 5 1/2 hours (plus 1/2 for lunch) for 14 weeks. We are offering a discount based on the number of co-lab classes you choose. 1 class = $1925, 2 classes = $3545, 3 classes = $4620 or 4 classes = $5545 *Includes basic materials fees. If your student enrolls in 2 to 3 classes, they receive 15% off of Co-Lab. If your student enrolls in 4 or classes, they receive 25% off of Co-Lab. Rock band is excluded from this offer.
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Mon, Tue, Thu
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9:00am-3:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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7
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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1925.00
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Join our merry band of improvisational actors! Whether you are curious about this amazing art form or have had lots of experience acting and improvising, we will cover basic skills of listening, agreement, co-creation, vocal projection, and presentation, and jump into some more advanced ideas through short-form games and more. Kids learn to trust their instincts, listen to each other, and have fun!
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Mon
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3:00pm-4:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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1
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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This class lays the foundation for developing skills in mathematics by bridging the gap between elementary-level math and higher-level math. Upon completing this class, students will be prepared to take more advanced-level math courses, like Pre-Algebra.
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Mon, Thu
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10:00am-11:00am
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All
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11 & up
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11
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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In this visual art class, students will employ an array of mediums and materials to create their masterpieces. Various artists in different mixed media fields will be presented as inspiration. Materials being used may include, but are not limited to, paint, cloth, paper, wood, and found objects. Assemblages, collages, and sculpture are three common examples of this semester's projects. * Materials are included in class fee.
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Tue
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11:00am-12:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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2
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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Students will dive deep into the knowledge of our Water Planet. We will study our ocean biome and the importance of ocean currents, waves, and tides. The course covers geology, and geological events, and global phenomena like thermohaline circulation, El Niño, and global warming. Students will acquire knowledge about marine communities and the conditions of intertidal environments, including the adaptations of the organisms that live there. We will discuss marine life in the different biozones in the ocean, including the continental shelf and the deep-sea trenches. Finally, we will learn about the coral reefs and kelp forests, including the marine organisms that call these unique environments their home. Human’s impact on the marine environment will also be studied. If you love the ocean and want to learn more about aquatic life and animals, this is the class for you! Please note: This class meets twice a week. Textbook fee: TBD. This is a full year class.
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Mon, Thu
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1:00pm-2:00pm
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All
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11 & up
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3
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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625.00
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Pre-Algebra is the math you’ll use for the rest of your life. In fact, you’re already using it. Ever had to split a six-piece pizza between ten hungry friends? How about figuring out how many more assists you need for that triple-double? This is Pre-Algebra, and in this class, you’ll get the tools and tricks to tackle the types of math problems you deal with daily. This course can be used to supplement a face-to-face Pre-Algebra course. Please note: This class meets twice a week. Textbook fee: TBD This is a full year course.
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Mon, Thu
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9:00am-10:00am
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All
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11 & up
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9
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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This three hour block will feature a project based, cross-curricular, student interest guided work flow. Themes will naturally transition through grammar and writing elements, literature and comprehension, and history and cultures of the world. Art projects and food preparations will tie the lessons together.
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Mon
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9:00am-12:00pm
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All
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11 - 13
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11
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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850.00
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In How To Build a Story, we will write together in class each week and share our writing out loud. Whether you're curious about writing or already have a regular practice, this class will help you understand the three-act structure, how to bring a character to life, and how to be a good critique partner to your fellow writers. We will also regularly discuss the books, graphic novels, and stories we are reading in order to highlight character development, plot, pacing, and world-building. Get ready to write.
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Tue
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12:30pm-1:30pm
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All
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12 & up
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9
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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Our Model United Nations (UHSMUN) program is unique among other area homeschool MUN programs. Our students can either dip their toes in MUN or go all in. Our MUN classes are in 2-hour blocks and students can choose to come one to three times a week for the same price. We offer a menu of conferences to choose from that includes local and not so local. With the guidance of the faculty advisor each student will decide which conferences are the best fit and how many conferences per semester they participate in. Students who are registered for the spring semester can participate in Spring Conference Prep Week to help delegates get prepared for the upcoming conferences.
Please note: This is for the in person classes. Students may attend one or 3 of the in person class as well as the online UHSMUN class for the same price.
Pick one to three time slots.
Mondays 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Tuesdays 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Thursdays 3:00 - 5:00 pm
A UHSMUN t-shirt included.
Conference fees not included.
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Mon, Tue, Thu
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1:00pm-3:00pm
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All
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12 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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592.00
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Register
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Our Model United Nations (UHSMUN) program is unique among other area homeschool MUN programs. Our students can either dip their toes in MUN or go all in. Our MUN classes are in 2-hour blocks and students can choose to come one to four times a week for the same price. We offer a menu of conferences to choose from that includes local and not so local. With the guidance of the faculty advisor each student will decide which conferences are the best fit and how many conferences per semester they participate in. Students who are registered for the spring semester can participate in Spring Conference Prep Week to help delegates get prepared for the upcoming conferences.
Please note: This is for the in person classes. Students may also attend one or three of the person classes for the same price.
A UHSMUN t-shirt included.
Conference fees not included.
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Fri
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9:00am-11:00am
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All
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12 & up
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19
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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592.00
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Biology is the study of living organisms and the natural world.
Students will study the fundamental principles of the chemistry of life, including cell structure and function, photosynthesis, and cell division as well as DNA, genetics, patterns of inheritance and biotechnology. The course will include the study of molecular biology and evolution. The mechanisms behind diversity of life of animals and plants will be examined. Students will be introduced to the structure and function of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems of the human body, and more.
Students will also gain valuable background knowledge of the different areas of biological research including but not limited to: plants, animals, microscopic life forms, the cell, biological systems, and the human body.
Please note: This class meets twice a week. You can join on campus or online. Textbook fee: TBD. This is a full year class.
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Mon, Thu
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10:00am-11:00am
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All
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13 & up
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3
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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625.00
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Labs provide hands on experience with lab safety and laboratory procedures needed for college. The labs include working with microscopes and practicing making wet and dry mount slides of cells, plants, and fungus. The students also perform dissections of multiple species.
In addition to the hands-on skills developed in the lab, students also gain valuable experience with collecting data, sorting and analyzing data, organizing a lab report, and writing up the results of their experiments.
Please note: This class meets on the 2nd Tuesday each month. Tuition for this class is $400 plus a $75 lab fee.
Lab Schedule Fall 2023
9/12
10/17* (*Dr. Swanson is unavailable 10/10)
11/14
12/12
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Tue
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12:30pm-4:00pm
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All
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13 & up
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7
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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475.00
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Register
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Creative Writing Through Literature is a unique course that uses famous works of literature to inspire your own short stories. We will read novels, short stories, plays, and poems, using these works to enhance our understanding of character development, dialogue, literary devices, narrative structure, and style. Through reading, lectures and discussion, you will acquire some wonderful writing tools to help bring your stories to life. And each writing assignment will provide students with the opportunity to explore and develop their own voice and imagination. This course will provide you with a deeper understanding of literature and a place to grow and expand your creative storytelling. Please note: This class meets online only.
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Fri
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12:30pm-2:00pm
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All
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13 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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465.00
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Pollution, deforestation, overpopulation, and desertification: these are just some of the issues environmental science wrestles with daily. Environmental science is the study of the environment and environmental problems. This course will expose you to the interconnectedness of all natural processes on Earth, as well as the ecological requirements for sustaining human life. You’ll get up close and personal learning about how individual and collective decisions and policies directly impact the environment, as well as how to balance both humanity’s and nature’s needs without further compromising the ecosystem. You can join on campus or online. RECOMMENDED PRE-REQUISITE: Algebra I and Biology. Please note: This class meets twice a week. Textbook fee: TBD This is a year long class.
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Mon, Thu
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11:00am-12:00pm
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All
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13 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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655.00
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This class focuses on the area of mathematics that relates to the study of space and the relationships between points, lines, curves, and surfaces.
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Mon, Thu
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2:00pm-3:00pm
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All
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13 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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This course focuses on US literature. We'll will use a wide range of texts by writers such as John Steinbeck, Audre Lorde, and Alison Bechdel to explore genres such as long and short fiction, nonfiction, poetry, speeches, essays, plays, graphic novels, songs, and digital media. Along with close reading, we'll learn how to analyze literature, how to write a critical essay, and how to recognize and use the technical aspects of language (aka grammar). Students will collaborate on some assignments and critique each other's work to help everyone improve both skills and understanding. Students will also be expected to have -- and use -- a current library card. Textbook and book cost TBD. This is a year-long class.
Please note this class meets Mondays at 9 am and Tuesdays at 10 am.
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Mon, Tue
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9:00am-10:00am
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All
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13 & up
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7
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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Register
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In How To Build a Novel, we discuss ways to begin a regular writing practice, how to generate ideas, bring characters to life, build a plot, and create a world that feels real. Whether you’ve dabbled in writing or you’re already a prolific writer, this class can help you flesh out your ideas and grow them into your first novel. We look at NaNoWriMo, advice from famous writers, discuss the importance of reading, share our writing, and learn how to be good critique partners. This builds the foundation for the novel you will begin by the end of the semester, then continue in the spring semester (you are required to complete the fall semester curriculum in order to join us for spring semester). Get ready to write.
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Tue
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11:00am-12:00pm
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All
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13 & up
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9
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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Register
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This is an invitation-only class.
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Tue
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3:30pm-4:30pm
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All
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13 & up
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2
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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355.00
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Register
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This class is an introduction to the principles, structure, and functions of the United States government with the goal to foster an understanding of the political system, democratic processes, and the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Topics include The Constitution, the three branches of the US government, Political Parties and Elections, Civil Rights and Liberties. Public Policy, Federalism, and International Relations. This is a 2 day a week, yearlong class. Textbook fee: TBD
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Tue, Thu
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9:00am-10:00am
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All
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13 & up
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10
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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Register
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This class is designed to provide students with an understanding of major historical events, developments, and themes that have shaped our world. The course aims to foster critical thinking, analytical skills, and a global perspective. The class will cover the following:
Early Civilizations, Medieval and Renaissance Periods, Age of Exploration, Enlightenment and Revolution, Industrial Revolution
Imperialism and Colonialism, World Wars and Global Conflicts, and Globalization and Modern Challenges.
Throughout the course, students engage in analyzing primary and secondary sources, discussing historical events and trends, and developing critical thinking and analytical skills. The goal is to provide a broad understanding of world history, emphasizing connections, patterns, and the development of civilizations over time.nt of civilizations over time. This is a 2 day a week, yearlong class. Textbook fee: TBD
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Mon
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3:00pm-4:30pm
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All
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13 & up
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11
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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465.00
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Register
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Algebra is everywhere. It’s used for everything from calculating a college’s rank to determining a car loan’s monthly payment. Through this course, you’ll learn how to use algebra to solve everyday life problems, from calculating how much gasoline you’ll need for your summer road trip to graphing college tuition costs. With an in-depth understanding of algebraic principles, including variables, equations, graphing, number properties, polynomials, and more, you’ll gain the necessary problem-solving skills to practically apply algebra to real life. Please note: This class meets twice a week. Textbook fee: TBD This is a year long class.
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Mon, Thu
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1:00pm-2:00pm
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All
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14 & up
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9
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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Register
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Ever wondered how to calculate the amount of money you could make from an investment? How about deciphering the number of products you need to sell to hit a sales goal? If so, then Algebra II is your ticket to understanding the power and usability of algebraic formulas in business, education, and life. In this course, you’ll dive deep into the realm of algebra, learning mathematical reasoning, probability, polynomial functions, linear functions, and much, much more. RECOMMENDED PRE-REQUISITE: Geometry. Please note: This class meets twice a week. Textbook fee: TBD This is a full year class.
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Mon, Thu
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3:00pm-4:00pm
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All
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14 & up
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12
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09/05/2023
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12/15/2023
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2023 Fall
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575.00
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