This course offers a dynamic exploration of advanced algebraic concepts, bridging the gap between foundational equations and complex functions. Students will journey from solving linear and non-linear systems—utilizing elimination, inequalities, and optimization strategies—to mastering the behavior, translation, and composition of various function families, including quadratic, square root, absolute value, and inverse functions. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on quadratic theory, guiding learners through multiple graphing forms, advanced factoring techniques, completing the square (applied to both quadratics and circles), and navigating complex numbers via the quadratic formula and discriminant. By blending multiple analytical strategies with deep graphical interpretation, this course equips students with the critical problem-solving skills and mathematical fluency essential for success in higher-level STEM coursework.

In this comprehensive course, students in grades 7-12 will dive into the inner workings of personal computers and gain the skills needed to diagnose, repair, and optimize these essential machines. Students will also learn how to recycle, repurpose various devices and ultimately divert old electronic from going to landfills.

The focus of this course is to equip students with the knowledge that will help them become more successful readers, writers, and communicators in the English Language. Through close reading and analysis of texts such as poetry, a novel, and short stories, students will explore themes such as justice, identity, and life experiences; students will examine literary elements such as theme, tone, symbolism and rhetorical strategies. As a class we will explore the various writing instructional strategies such as Argumentative and Analytical essays. Students will participate in discussions and develop informed critical language arts skills expressed through active listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Forensic Science introduces students to the scientific method used to investigate crimes and analyze evidence. Through interactive activities, and case-based evidence investigations, students will explore how forensic scientists collect, examine, and interpret evidence to help reconstruct events and solve crimes. At the culmination of this course students will be able to; understand, identify, explain, analyze, interpret, evaluate, and recognize, evidence involved in forensic investigations.

This hands-on STEM workshop introduces students to the core principles of smart technology through designing and building their own "smart room" systems. Using Arduino Microcontrollers, motion sensors, temperature sensors, and LEDs, students explore electronics, coding, networking, and real-time data collections.

Students will engage in a series of projects using various AI programs to deepen their understanding of artificial intelligence and its diverse applications. These projects will cover a wide range of areas, including but not limited to, writing and storytelling, where students will use AI tools to generate creative narratives and craft compelling stories. Additionally, they will explore programming and game design by developing their own video games with the help of AI technologies.

The "Intro of Healthcare and Public Health" course provides high school students with a comprehensive and engaging introduction to essential healthcare and public health concepts. Students will explore basic human anatomy and physiology, learning about major body systems, their interactions, and the functions of vital organs. The course covers the roles and responsibilities of various healthcare professionals and facilities, offering insights into preventive care, medical treatments, and personal health management. Emphasis is placed on promoting healthy lifestyle choices, mental health awareness, and disease prevention. Students will gain a foundational understanding of public health fundamentals, including disease spread, public health initiatives, and global health challenges. The course also examines healthcare systems, comparing different models and discussing issues of access and disparities, as well as the role of technology in healthcare and future trends. Hands-on learning experiences, such as first aid and CPR training, equip students with practical skills.

The "Medical Research Lab: From Concept to Presentation" course is designed for high school students eager to explore the healthcare field through the lens of research and communication. Over 9 weeks, students will embark on a journey that combines critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration to develop and present a professional research poster on a healthcare-related topic of their choice. Students will begin by mastering essential research techniques, learning how to locate credible sources, evaluate information, and synthesize findings into a clear and compelling narrative. They will then dive into the world of research posters, understanding how to design visually engaging and academically rigorous displays that effectively communicate complex information. This course not only prepares students for future studies and careers in healthcare but also equips them with lifelong skills in research, critical thinking, and effective communication. Whether aspiring to be a healthcare professional, researcher, or advocate, students will leave with a deeper understanding of how to articulate ideas and inspire change.

This course is for students that are actively trying to get into the IT field. This course will help the students prepare for the Comptia A+ Core 1 and Core 2 (Exams 220-1201 and 220-1202) exams to potentially receive an A+ certification. A certification is not the only key to professional success in the field of IT support. Today's job market demands individuals have demonstrable skills, and the information and activities in this course can help the students build their skill set so that they can confidently perform their duties in any entry-level IT support role.

It provides students with the opportunity to design, program, and create fully functional video games. Students will learn the step by step process of building a complete game in unity. They will learn how to program combat systems, player inventory and more as they learn to build their own turn based rpg. **students must have completed Level 1**

This class provides the opportunity for high school students to gain knowledge and experience with hand and power tools, carpentry methods, building materials, as well as an understanding of the importance of safety. This program aims to build confidence and problem-solving skills in a positive and collaborative, hands-on environment. Students can choose from a variety of wood working projects such as jewelry boxes, bird houses, and personalized signs that they can design and build themselves. With this knowledge students gain a tremendous advantage when entering the workforce or moving on to college or a specialized technical school.