Middle School Curriculum
Our middle school program (grades 6-8) offers two distinct paths to accommodate diverse learning needs and educational goals.
A More Complete Education
Our curriculum intentionally includes content often omitted from traditional textbooks — covering Black history, social justice, diverse perspectives, and contemporary issues — to help students develop critical thinking skills and a comprehensive worldview.
Homeschool Co-op Program
Our homeschool co-op program offers flexibility and customization. Students on the standard rate can select any combination of classes based on their interests and needs.
Program Flexibility: Students can choose any classes they want with no requirement to take core classes. Note: Scholarship and Tuition Assistance students have additional requirements.
Foundations of Mathematics
Build core mathematical skills and concepts that serve as the foundation for advanced math studies.
Pre-Algebra
Prepare for algebraic concepts with equation solving, variables, and operations with rational numbers.
Algebra I
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, functions, and real-world applications of algebraic concepts.
U.S. History
Examine American history through multiple perspectives, highlighting the contributions of diverse communities.
Self-Paced
Ancient Civilizations
Study the development of early societies and their contributions to world culture and knowledge.
The Dynamics of Power, Resistance, and Social Justice
Analyze social movements, power structures, and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality.
Africana Studies
Explore the history, culture, and contributions of African civilizations and the African diaspora.
Self-Paced
Creative Writing 101
Develop storytelling skills and creative expression through various writing styles and techniques.
Literature Studies: Reimagining the Classics
Examine classic and contemporary literature from diverse authors and cultural perspectives.
Introduction to Journalism
Learn the principles of journalistic writing, media literacy, and ethical reporting.
Self-Paced
Earth Science
Study the Earth’s systems, geology, weather, climate, and human environmental impact.
Life Science
Explore biological concepts, living organisms, ecosystems, and the fundamentals of human biology.
Computer Science
Learn coding, computational thinking, and digital literacy skills for the technology-driven world.
Career Readiness
Develop essential professional skills, explore career paths, and prepare for future opportunities.
Swahili for Beginners
Learn the fundamentals of Swahili language, connecting to East African culture and traditions.
Indonesian for Beginners
Begin your journey into the Indonesian language, developing basic conversational skills and cultural understanding.
Homeschool Co-op Program Details
- Flexibility: Mix and match any courses based on interests and learning goals
- Scholarship/Assistance: Annual project required
- Personalized: Customized educational experience for your child’s needs
Accredited Program
Our fully accredited middle school program provides students with official reports and transcripts. Students must complete core subjects plus electives for a well-rounded education.
Program Requirements: Students must take core classes in Mathematics, Social Studies, ELA, and Science along with elective courses. All accredited program students must complete an annual independent learning project.
Foundations of Mathematics
Build core mathematical skills and concepts that serve as the foundation for advanced math studies.
Core Subject
Pre-Algebra
Prepare for algebraic concepts with equation solving, variables, and operations with rational numbers.
Core Subject
Algebra I
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, functions, and real-world applications of algebraic concepts.
Core Subject
U.S. History
Examine American history through multiple perspectives, highlighting the contributions of diverse communities.
Core Subject Self-Paced
Ancient Civilizations
Study the development of early societies and their contributions to world culture and knowledge.
Core Subject
The Dynamics of Power, Resistance, and Social Justice
Analyze social movements, power structures, and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality.
Core Subject
Africana Studies
Explore the history, culture, and contributions of African civilizations and the African diaspora.
Core Subject Self-Paced
Creative Writing 101
Develop storytelling skills and creative expression through various writing styles and techniques.
Core Subject
Literature Studies: Reimagining the Classics
Examine classic and contemporary literature from diverse authors and cultural perspectives.
Core Subject
Introduction to Journalism
Learn the principles of journalistic writing, media literacy, and ethical reporting.
Core Subject Self-Paced
Earth Science
Study the Earth’s systems, geology, weather, climate, and human environmental impact.
Core Subject
Life Science
Explore biological concepts, living organisms, ecosystems, and the fundamentals of human biology.
Core Subject
Computer Science
Learn coding, computational thinking, and digital literacy skills for the technology-driven world.
Elective
Career Readiness
Develop essential professional skills, explore career paths, and prepare for future opportunities.
Elective
Swahili for Beginners
Learn the fundamentals of Swahili language, connecting to East African culture and traditions.
Elective
Indonesian
Begin your journey into the Indonesian language, developing basic conversational skills and cultural understanding.
Elective
Accredited Program Details
- Official Transcripts: Formal records for educational requirements
- Core Subjects: All four core subjects plus electives required
- Annual Project: Independent learning project mandatory
- Assessment: Appropriate course placement based on skill level in Math
