These courses are only offered online and run for the entire school year. Prices are listed for the fall semester.
Step into the magical world of Narnia while advancing your writing skills! Using Prince Caspian, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, The Silver Chair, and The Last Battle, students apply IEW’s Structure and Style techniques to create essays, stories, and critiques. This course deepens literary analysis, strengthens writing structure, and inspires creativity—all while exploring powerful themes from C.S. Lewis’s timeless series.
Mondays 9:00 a.m. - 10:25 a.m. EST
***NOTE: To take this class, your child must have completed IEW: Following Narnia Volume 1.***
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IEW: Following Narnia Volume 2 Student Book
ISBN: 978-1623412517
IEW: Fix-It Grammar: Little Mermaid Student Book
ISBN: 978-1-62341-367-5
Prince Caspian
ISBN: 978-0064471053
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
ISBN: 978-0064405027
The Silver Chair
ISBN: 978-0064471091
The Last Battle
ISBN: 978-0060764883
Uncover the raw, rebellious, and resilient voices that have shaped American literature. From colonial pens to slam poetry mics, this course explores identity, protest, and the power of story to reflect and resist. Discover the heartbeat of a nation through those who dared to write its truths.
Mondays: 10:30 a.m. - 11:25 a.m. EST
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This foundational high school language arts course combines IEW’s Structure and Style writing method, Fix It! Grammar for practical editing and grammar skills, and classic literature for analysis and discussion. Students will learn to organize and express their ideas clearly in essays and creative writing, strengthen grammar through daily practice, and explore timeless themes in literature. Perfect for students new to IEW or seeking a solid writing and grammar foundation.
Mondays 11:30 a.m. - 12:55 p.m. EST
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IEW: U.S. History-Based Writing Lessons (Student Book)
ISBN: 978-1-62341-324-8
Fix-It Grammar: Frog Prince, Level 5
ISBN: 978-1-62341-365-1
The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America
ISBN: 978-1517904463
The Killer Angels
ISBN: 978-0345407276
Chains
978-1416905868
Monkey Town
978-1416905721
This year-long online creative writing course invites high school students to explore diverse genres, develop a unique voice, and express ideas through short stories, poetry, scripts, and more. Through weekly lessons, creative challenges, and major projects, students sharpen their writing skills and grow as confident, imaginative storytellers.
Mondays 1:00 p.m. - 1:55 p.m. EST
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
This year-long online course explores the Bible as one of the foundational texts of Western literature. Students will examine biblical stories, poetry, parables, and prophecies with a literary lens-analyzing structure, symbolism, archetypes, and historical context. They will discover how the Bible has influenced literature, art, and modern storytelling while developing interpretive and analytical. This course is non-denominational and treats the text as a literary and cultural artifact.
Thursdays 10:00 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. EST
-The Bible
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
These courses are only offered online and run for the entire school year. Prices are listed for the fall semester.
This course explores the history of racial injustice in the U.S., focusing on colonialism, slavery, segregation, and mass incarceration. Using key texts, students will analyze systemic oppression, resistance movements, and the legacies of racial inequality, while engaging in critical discussions, creative projects, and reflective assignments.
Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. EST
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States
ISBN: 978-0807057834
A Peoples' History of the United States
ISBN: 978-0062397348
The New Jim Crow
ISBN: 978-1620971932
Stamped
ISBN: 978-0316453691
Explore the wildest minds in world history—from eccentric emperors to mystical madmen—in this once-a-week dive into chaos, charisma, and controversy. Through stories, debates, and creative projects, students will question the line between genius and madness while examining the legends who defied norms and reshaped the world—for better or worse.
Wednesdays 10:00 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. EST
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Students will discover the power of kindness, courage, and connection in this inspiring class built around the Choose Love Curriculum. Through creative projects, meaningful discussions, and hands-on activities, students explore how to lead with love, bounce back from challenges, and make a positive impact. This course isn’t just about learning—it’s about becoming. Join us on a journey to grow stronger, kinder, and more confident—one brave, grateful, and compassionate step at a time.
Fridays 9:00 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. EST
Curriculum will be accessible through Google Classroom.
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Power, People, and the Pursuit is a dynamic one-semester U.S. Government course that explores how American democracy works—and how students can shape it. Through interactive lessons on the Constitution, branches of government, civil rights, and civic action, students discover their role in building a just and engaged society.
Thursdays 11:00 a.m. - 11:55 a.m. EST
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
These courses are only offered online and run for the entire school year. Prices are listed for the fall semester.
Peek behind the curtain of the human mind! This weekly course dives into what makes people tick—from brain chemistry to bizarre behaviors. Explore dreams, fears, habits, emotions, and identity through science and storytelling. No group work. Just you, your thoughts, and the fascinating study of why we are the way we are.
Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. - 11:55 p.m. EST
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What happens when the curtain falls? This once-a-week online course delves into the shadowed corners of ballet’s past—where power, secrets, and scandal intertwine. Through whispered stories and hidden truths, you’ll unravel the dark side of the art form, discovering what was never meant to be seen.
Wednesdays 12:00 p.m. - 12:55 p.m. EST
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
Students will dive into the epic world of ancient myths in Mythology Unleashed. They will explore legendary gods, heroes, and creatures while uncovering the cultural values that shaped these timeless stories. Through discussion, creative projects, and analysis, discover how these myths still influence modern literature, art, and society today.
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
Wednesdays 1:00 p.m. - 1:55 p.m. EST
Own Your Wellness is an engaging 18-week health course exploring personal, mental, social, and physical wellness. Students build self-awareness, develop healthy habits, and create a personalized action plan. Weekly lessons include reflection, skill-building, and practical strategies to empower teens to take charge of their lifelong well-being.
Thursdays 12:00 p.m. - 12:55 p.m. EST
-Notebook or Writing Journal (lined or unlined, student choice – used for brainstorming, freewrites, and drafts)
-Reliable Internet Access
-Word Processing Program (Google Docs, MS Word, or similar)
-Headphones with Microphone
-Folder (Digital or Physical) to organize drafts, notes, and handouts
-Printer Access (helpful but not required – for reviewing drafts or creating visual components)
If you would like to sign up for classes or you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.
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