1 year
In this inspirational course, students will continue their study of practical Christianity and church history. Guided by the King James Version of the Bible, this course explores the establishment of the church, the nature of God, and the concept of salvation. Throughout the course, students will be encouraged to expand their understanding of prayer and its purpose in their lives. With helpful instruction on God's will, the roles of parents and children, and Proverbs, this course provides practical biblical principles that guide teenagers on a spiritual path.
With the King James Version as the primary reference, students will trace the history of their faith through the study of early church leaders, the history of the church in the Roman Empire, the importance of the Jews, the Jerusalem church, and the church today. This course also asks students to observe their own behavior and make important personal choices based on biblical thought and prayer.
1 year – available as an Honor course
A review of English concepts before high school, this comprehensive language arts course covers the origin of the English language, effective communication skills, words, sentences, paragraphs, and compositions. A focus on grammar rules and reading skills helps students to prepare themselves for the rigor of secondary instruction. Course exercises help students improve comprehension with interactive lessons that improve retention.
Throughout this course, students will focus on strengthening their oral and written communications skills and their listening and comprehension. In addition to lessons on the parts of speech, grammar, and proper language usage, students will read from a number of literary genres and write book reports that encourage analysis of writing and its many purposes. Biblical references will help students to understand communication from a Christ-centered perspective.
1 year – available as an Honor course
In this course, students will explore the history of the United States from its early explorers to the present time. From the colonization and the quest for independence to the Civil War, the Cold War, and the challenges America faces today as a global power, students explore the growth and challenges faced by this young nation.
Lessons in this interactive course begin with a look at the Spanish, Dutch, and French empires’ exploration and trading expeditions across the sea, the discovery of the New World, the colonial politics of the British, and the establishment of the colonies. Discussions examine major milestones and stumbling blocks including the quest for independence and westward expansion. Course materials give students a sweeping perspective based on historical facts and political movements that transformed the United States from a group of colonies into the 50 states of America.
1 year – available as an Honor course
The understanding of higher-level math begins with this challenging Pre-Algebra course. Designed as a core subject for 8th graders, this course can also be taken as an elective course for students in other grades. This interactive course is a thorough examination of significant math concepts including number relationships, variables, scientific notation, functions, integers, measurement, formula use, and data representation.
The first semester of this course is an overview of whole numbers, scientific notations, and square roots, building on these notions with a look at different types of equations, problem-solving, proportional reasoning, patterns, and sequences. Advanced topics such as the measurement of angles, the Pythagorean Theorem, probability, and statistics will be introduced later in the course.
1 year – available as an Honor course
Presenting science from a Christian perspective, this course gives students an overview of many facets of science, from an introduction to science to an in-depth look at a number of different disciplines including the earth in space, the planets, astronomy, the weather and climate, the human body, and careers in science. Most lessons are delivered online, while off-computer experiments give students opportunities for hands-on learning and observation.
General Science I gives students a broad scientific look at the world through the eyes of biblical doctrine. From the cells and systems of the human body to the mysteries of space and the study of the earth and its atmosphere, all lessons encourage critical thinking from a Christian perspective while supporting a lifelong interest in the natural world.
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Care2Rock Online Music Lessons (Grades PreK-12) | $650 per semester $1,250 per year |
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Creative Kids Acting (Grades PreK-12) | $650 per semester $1,250 per year |
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Gifted and Higher-Level Learner Program (Grades 3-8) | $650 per semester $1,200 per year |
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1 semester // Grades 7-8
Examine work, lifestyle, and career options before entering high school.
1 semester // Grades 7-8
Introduction to five technology-related career fields.
1 semester // Grades 7-8
Explore more technology-related career fields.
Students in grade 8 can take the following high school courses per counselor approval.
1 credit – also available as an Honor course
Typically taken in Grade 9
Students explore concepts that include graphing linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions.
1 credit // Grades 9-12
Students learn about nuclear energy, Earth’s surface, constellations, oceanography, astronomy, and the future of science.
1 credit // Grades 9-12
Expand global awareness and digital literacy with the exploration of French language and culture.
0.5 credit // Grades 9-12
Practice proper keyboarding techniques; increasing speed and accuracy over time.
1 credit
Typically taken in Grade 9
Students study atoms and molecules, energy, nutrition and health, electricity and magnetism, and force from a Christian worldview.
1 year // Grades 8-12
Make history come alive through this exploration of the cultural tides and events that have shaped your state.
0.5 credit // Typically taken in Grade 9
Students will travel to every continent to learn about the land and its people.
1 credit – NCAA also available as an Honor course
Typically taken in Grade 9
Students explore concepts that include graphing linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions.
1 credit // Grades 8-12
Expand global awareness and digital literacy with the exploration of French language and culture.
1 Credit
Available to Grades 8-12
Lessons include the study of matter, motion and forces, work and energy, electricity and magnetism, and waves.
1 credit
Typically taken in Grade 9
Budding scientists will discover many facets of the exciting world of science as they study atoms and molecules, energy, nutrition and health, electricity and magnetism, and force from a Christian worldview.
1 semester - 1 year // Grades PreK-12
Students may receive elective credit(s) for offline electives if taken under parental supervision/instruction in fine arts.
1 semester - 1 year // Grades PreK-12
Students may receive elective credit(s) for offline electives if taken under parental supervision/instruction such as sports and physical education.
1 semester // Grades 7-8
Students learn about the origin of Western Philosophy, the four major branches, key thinkers and their ideas, various schools of thought, and how Christians can benefit from learning, analyzing, and “doing” philosophy.
1 semester // Grades 4-8
This introduction to health basics focuses on topics such as personal health, wellness, and safety.
1 semester-1 year // Grades K4-12
Designed for the students to have exciting adventures in creativity, build confidence, stretch the imagination, and develop reading and memorization skills.
1 semester-1 year // Grades 3-8
One-on-one mentoring, evidence-based practices, specialized instruction, and project-based curriculum are designed to enhance higher-level thinking.
1 semester-1 year // Grades K-12
Care2Rock offers virtual music lessons for 100+ instruments during which your student will meet one-on-one with experienced music teachers.
*Premium elective course; additional fees may apply.
Middle school students can enroll in five core courses and, at no additional charge, either: