Being a teenager today is really challenging! This engaging and interactive course is designed to empower teenagers with the tools and mindset to navigate life’s challenges and...

Being a teenager today is really challenging! This engaging and interactive course is designed to empower teenagers with the tools and mindset to navigate life’s challenges and...

This course introduces high school students to some of the important historical texts of the 20th century and into the 21st. While studying these texts, students explore ideas,...

This course introduces high school students to some of the most important authors and poets of the 20th century. While studying novels, short stories and poetry, students will...

A Child’s History of America is a year-long survey course that offers a journey through the history of the Americas in chronological order. We will be using America: Our Stories...

A Child’s History of the World is a year-long survey course that offers a journey through the entire history of the world in chronological order. Hillyer’s book, _A Child's...

This introductory course is designed for high school students who love science, are strong in math, and aspire to a technical career or college program. Freshmen who have...

The all-new Middle School iconography workshop offering will be structured around painting an icon, just like with the Upper School workshops, but geared toward students in the...

The all-new Middle School iconography workshop offering will be structured around painting an icon, just like with the Upper School workshops, but geared toward students in the...

This NEW interactive workshop for adults is designed to equip parents and other adults to help a student, particularly a student with a learning difference, to develop stronger...

Adulting 101 is a senior-level life skills course designed to equip students with the practical knowledge, biblical perspective, and character needed to transition confidently...

Rotation B of Advanced Art with a Focus on Iconography is the second year in a two year rotation with alternating curriculum. While it's recommended to complete Rotation A...

Advanced Biology is a course for students seeking an Honors level biology course. Our text emphasizes biochemistry, and its content covers the AP Biology syllabus, including...

The course text, Chemistry for Accelerated Students by John D. Mays, contains thirteen modules covering topics ranging from atomic structure and chemical bonds to kinetics and...

The Advanced Novel Writing course invites students to take their creative writing to the next level through the sustained challenge of crafting a novel. Building on foundational...

Physics Modeling Nature is a preparatory course for 11-12th grade students who aspire to pursue a technical career. Students who will be taking physics in college toward a...

Portraiture is my greatest artistic passion and I am excited to share all that I have learned over the years of practice and work. This course is aimed at the serious art student...

Algebra I serves as the foundation for all future mathematics and science courses. Students continue to study equations, but the focus shifts to solving nonlinear equations...

Algebra II builds on the foundation of Algebra 1 and Geometry. Topics include real and complex numbers, linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, and rational functions. We...

In this course, students will develop a rich understanding of American democracy by reading and discussing philosophical writings that influenced America’s Founding Fathers...

Upper School American History: Humanitas is a yearlong course that surveys American history and thought by going through American Origins and American Republic of the Humanitas...

The disadvantage of men not knowing the past is that they do not know the present. History is a hill or high point of vantage, from which alone men see the town in which they...

Students in Scholé Academy’s upper-school American literature course will read a selection of classic American novels, short stories, poetry, and essays throughout the year....

Words are powerful—they elicit emotions and connect the reader with the author’s worldview. As Madeleine L’Engle so eloquently stated, “The author and the reader know each...

This course is designed to introduce students to American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. Students will build their vocabulary while learning grammar basics and other linguistic...

This course follows Introduction to ASL/ASL 1 with the instruction of American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. Students will continue to build their vocabulary and conversational...

In this course, we will look at the human body and learn about the 11 organ systems that work together to maintain life. Students will use multiple online resources provided by...

Following a continuous, unfolding narrative of Western Civilization, Ancient History is a yearlong study through the histories of Ancient Greece and Rome. Reading a curation of...

Curiosity is natural to the young student, and wonder the natural habitat of early learners. This course seeks to direct that instinctual curiosity toward the learning of Ancient...

This course introduces high school students to some of the classic literary texts, or Great Books, of the ancient Roman world. These texts have influenced the development of the...

This course acquaints students with the ideas, events, cast of characters, and cultures in the ancient civilizations of Sumeria, Mesopotamia, and Egypt. Through reading both...

This course offers a historical, philosophical, and scientific overview of how Western Civilization shifted from a belief in an absolute creator to a postmodern belief that nature...

This course is intended as a beginning level class for students with little or no knowledge of the Arabic language. Arabic I introduces students to both spoken and written modern...

This course is intended as a beginning level class for Upper School Students with little or no knowledge of the Arabic language. Arabic I introduces students to both spoken and...

This course is intended as a intermediate level class for students with knowledge of the Arabic language. Arabic 2 introduces students to both spoken and written modern standard...

This course is intended as an intermediate level class for students with knowledge of the Arabic language. Arabic 2 introduces students to both spoken and written modern standard...

This course looks at the skills and process of constructing good arguments. By studying historical examples, both ancient and modern, we will learn how to pursue and present truth...

Middle and high school students will argue (and sometimes quarrel), but they won’t argue well without good training. Students who complete this course will know how to reason...

How would you describe poetry? Robert Frost once said, “A poem begins in delight and ends in wonder.” Isn’t this the beautiful truth? Poems may be the perfect way to read...

This lively hands on workshop is designed to enhance the student’s awareness of goodness, truth, and beauty by taking an eight week deep dive into the world of Art. We explore...

This lively hands on workshop is designed to enhance the student’s awareness of goodness, truth, and beauty by taking an eight week deep dive into the world of Art. We explore...

We float through space on terrestrial driftwood. Our Sun is but one star out of hundreds of millions in our galaxy alone, caught up in a river of star swirling about a galactic...

We float through space on terrestrial driftwood. Our Sun is but one star out of hundreds of millions in our galaxy alone, caught up in a river of star swirling about a galactic...

With this one-book, year-long, once-a-week course, we will explore a monumental achievement of history and theology, one that has had a lasting influence on the West: Augustine's...

"All Scripture is God-breathed, and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness, so that the servant of God may be thoroughly equipped for every...

Read through the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ and through the letters to His followers in the first century! This course is designed for...

Greek 1 offers a clear, sophisticated, and imaginative introduction to the Greek language for Upper school students. Students will not only cover the fundamentals of Greek...

Greek II follows upon Greek I in offering a clear, sophisticated, and imaginative introduction to the Greek language for Upper school students. Students will continue to cover the...

Greek III follows upon Greek II in offering a clear, sophisticated, and imaginative introduction to the Greek language for Upper school students. The bulk of the course will...

This course will focus on British Literature written from 1678 to 1954 and will provide a broad sweep of historical perspectives through mainly fiction readings. The books...

Why do we sing in church? There are so many good and true answers to this question, one of which is that singing brings beauty into our services as a love offering to God. The...

Why do we sing in church? There are so many good and true answers to this question, one of which is that singing brings beauty into our services as a love offering to God. The...

Why do we sing in church? There are so many good and true answers to this question, one of which is that singing brings beauty into our services as a love offering to God. The...

Why do we sing in church? There are so many good and true answers to this question, one of which is that singing brings beauty into our services as a love offering to God. The...

This course will explore Orthodox Iconography in the medieval manuscript tradition. Manuscript icons are unique for two reasons:

1. They focus on narrative and didactics
2. They...

Calculus, at its core, considers and answers two questions:

• “How is it changing right now?”
• “How much has accumulated?”

Prior to calculus students are asked questions...

The purpose of the lessons in this course is to help each student grow in their love for God and the Church cultivating a deeper understanding of living as Orthodox Christians in...

Class will begin with an opening prayer, followed by a short discussion on a topic. This helps students to feel comfortable in class and build community amongst the students and...

In Level 5 Catechism, we delve deeper into the Scriptures. Over 2 years, students will read significant portions of the Old and New Testaments. Our only text for the class is the...

This is a year-long advanced Catechism guided reading and seminar on Unseen Warfare, by St John Climacus.

Objective Grow in love for God and His Church through deeper...

In this course, we will study basic teachings of Orthodox Christianity and will look in-depth at not just what we believe, but even more importantly, how we as faithful Christians...

Are there stories within you that you would like to tell? Learn to illuminate your very own narrative in the style of beloved children’s books with the help of this course. We...

Classic Children's Literature IV is the first course in the Classic Children's Literature series. It is through stories that children and adults alike enter into another world...

Why do we need stories? C.S. Lewis said, “The nearest I have yet got to an answer is that we seek an enlargement of our being. We want to be more than ourselves…We want to see...

Why do we need stories? C.S. Lewis said, “The nearest I have yet got to an answer is that we seek an enlargement of our being. We want to be more than ourselves. We want to see...

Why do children need stories? What is the purpose of education? The Greek historian Plutarch said, “The mind is not a vessel that needs filling, but wood that needs igniting.”...

This course introduces students to the ideas, events, and cast of characters that molded the social, political, religious, scientific, economic, and technological history and...

Curiosity is natural to the young student, and wonder the natural habitat of early learners. This course seeks to direct that instinctual curiosity towards the learning of ancient...

Learn the fundamentals of telling a story through visual media. In this course we will walk through all the steps of creating a comic from start to finish. Students will start by...

Learn the fundamentals of telling a story through visual media. In this course we will walk through all the steps of creating a comic from start to finish. Students will start by...

Common arts are the skills that provide for basic human needs through the creation of artifacts or the provision of services. We need to eat, drink, build shelters, defend...

Common arts are the skills that provide for basic human needs through the creation of artifacts or the provision of services. We need to eat, drink, build shelters, defend...

The common arts are the skills by which we meet our basic, embodied needs in the world through the creation of artifacts or the provision of services. Growing food, cooking...

The common arts are the skills by which we meet our basic, embodied needs in the world through the creation of artifacts or the provision of services. Growing food, cooking...

Conversational French B is an intermediate course designed for students who have successfully completed Conversational French A. The course is geared toward 8th-10th...

This intermediate-level course is designed for students who have completed and were successful in Greek Alphabet Grammar and Primer or an equivalent introductory course. The...

This introductory course for adults is designed for students who would like to pursue the modern Greek language which can be used in the world today.

One of the best ways to...

This upper-intermediate level course is designed for students who have completed and were successful in the Greek Intermediate Level A course. The course is geared toward 6th-12th...

This upper-intermediate level course is designed for adult students who have completed and were successful in the Greek Intermediate Level A for Adults course. The course is...

This intermediate-level course is designed for students who have completed Spanish for Children B or an equivalent introductory course. The course is geared toward 6th–8th...

This yearlong course is designed for aspiring writers in grades 7-9 who want to read, interpret, enjoy, and interact with beautiful prose and poetry. The hope is to help develop...

“The world does not need more Christian literature. What it needs is more Christians writing good literature.”–C.S. Lewis. 

Following the advice of C.S. Lewis, students...

How does one grow in joy? G.K. Chesterton, a giant in the Catholic intellectual tradition, wrote with discernment, insight, and wit on a host of topics. Due to his encounter with...

I am excited to dive into the first three books of the Narnia series with you (plus some other fantastic readings)!  You might be wondering what kind of course this is: Is it a...

Cultivating Wisdom with C.S. Lewis is for high school students who like C.S. Lewis or are interested in literature and/or theology. Students will “have a conversation” with...

This course satisfies a high school level current events credit. It meets once a week throughout the school year and serves as a meaningful supplement to American Government,...

With this one-book, year-long, once-a-week course, we will climb the mountain that is Dante's Divine Comedy, with its three parts, and take in a vision of the whole. We will...

This year-long course is for any student who has an interest in poetry- whether reading it, writing it, or both! We will be reading and discussing poetry, both lyrical and epic,...

Foggy moors, dark mansions, mysterious secrets, suspense- it's easy to get lost in the trappings of gothic literature without understanding what they are meant to do: highlight...

The Discovery of Deduction course is designed for junior high and high school students who want to study the art of correct reasoning residing in the principles of formal,...

The aim of this course is to start building students’ appreciation and understanding of color through dry media drawing tools. First, we will allow ourselves time to explore and...

Earth Science is a multi-domain science course that holistically (and robustly!) studies the land underfoot, the sky overhead, the waters below, and the life that lives upon,...

An entrepreneurship workshop is a valuable opportunity for aspiring young business owners, ambitious learners, and creative idea-developers to gain the essential training and...

Environmental Science is a systematic study in caring for the Creator's world. The course aims to nurture gratitude and awe for what God has made, giving significant attention...

Euclid's great textbook "The Elements," remains a masterpiece of geometry. In this 1-hour per week course, students will gain a focused understanding of the first six books of...

“For what should a man live, if not for the pleasures of discourse?” —Plato

What would you do if you were having a conversation with a friend and realized that you...

The Orthodox Christian faith utilizes and invokes all the senses in our worship and church life. From the baking of the holy bread, prosphora, to the adorning of our temples for...

Faithful Stewardship is a 32-week online course designed for high school students, with Grade 8 students welcome if prerequisites are met. Meeting once per week, this engaging and...

Feminine Genius is a once a week, year-long course designed for girls entering grades 8-12 that will introduce what Saint Pope John Paul II famously described as the Feminine...

Introduction to Fine Arts is an 8 week workshop in which students discover the five classic Fine Arts subjects: Music, Art, Poetry, Architecture and Sculpture. Children of all...

Introduction to Fine Arts is an 8 week workshop in which students discover the five classic Fine Arts subjects: Music, Art, Poetry, Architecture and Sculpture. Children of all...

French 1 is an introductory course designed for middle to upper school students with little or no prior experience in French. Students develop foundational skills in...

French 2 is a continuation course for upper school students who have completed French 1 or have equivalent experience. Students deepen their skills in listening, speaking,...

French 3 builds on the grammatical foundation established in French 1 and 2. Students will put the language into practice by reading and responding to authentic texts, including...

French A for Middle Grades is an introductory course for students with little or no prior experience in French. Students begin developing foundational skills in listening,...

French B for Middle Grades builds on the foundations of French A, guiding students to greater fluency and confidence in reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Using a...

This course will be both practical and theoretical. Students grade will have age-appropriate opportunities to both explore the hands-on side of creating beautiful images as well...

This course will be both practical and theoretical. Students Kindergarten through 3nd grade will have age-appropriate opportunities to both explore the hands-on side of creating...

This course is a robust, thorough investigation into the major areas of life science. General Biology, by Heather Ayala and Katie Rogstad, Novare Science & Math, is an inspiring...

“The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. He to whom the emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to...

The objective of this Geometry course is to serve as a study of Geometry from both a classical and modern perspective, exploring parallels and contrasts between the two. The...

As the language of numerous influential poets, philosophers, theologians, and authors, German has a significant place in the development of Western culture. In this course, we...

In this class we will continue our exploration of the German language, furthering our proficiency in speaking and listening while adding in more complex reading and writing as...

English is a Germanic language and out of all the European languages it is most closely related to German. In this course, we will continue to study the German language and...

English is a Germanic language and is most closely related to German. This course builds on the knowledge acquired in German 3. We will grow knowledge of German through reading of...

Girl Genius is a once a week, year-long course designed for girls entering grades 4-7. Through scripture study, purposeful journaling, meaningful discussion and study of the...

The events in the life and ministry of Jesus are likely familiar to many middle school students. But, investigating the gospel accounts within the context of the Jewish / Roman...

This course is designed as an introductory course for upper-elementary students and early middle school students in their study of the Old Testament. While it is expected that...

Students will examine the elements that define Gothic literature in some of the most riveting and famous novels, short stories, and poems. They will also learn how the Gothic...

Government & Economics is a modern civics course that provides an overview of various forms of government and economic systems. Particular attention is given to the structure and...

The purpose of the lessons in this course is to help each student grow in their love for God and the Church cultivating a deeper understanding of living as Orthodox Christians in...

The purpose of the lessons in this course is to help each student grow in their listening, speaking, reading, and writing through topic-based instruction and discussions in Greek....

The purpose of the lessons in this course is to help each student grow in their listening, speaking, reading, and writing through topic-based instruction and discussions in Greek....

This is a combined Middle School course for students who are already competent in Koine (New Testament) Greek grammar and fluency. It is taught in the received pronunciation...

New Testament Greek Readings is the third and final course in the SRS Upper School Greek Program and builds directly off of New Testament Greek 1: Beginner and New Testament Greek...

History Timeline is a once-a-week, year-long supplemental course that helps students become visually and experientially familiar with the time periods, dates, and major events of...

Students will continue to deepen their skills in iconography, including gilding, composition, busts and standing figures, and festal icons.

Eligible Students: Students need...

The Apprenticeship Year 1 focus will be on faces, and students will complete an icon in the traditional media, including egg tempera and gilding. Additionally, students will...

In this Year 2 & 3 combined class of the of 6-Year Iconography Apprenticeship program, students will gain mastery in the execution of the slightly-turned face and begin to learn...

Students in this class will turn their attention to more complex main icons and deepen their skills in drawing and design, gilding, preparing traditional boards, etc.

Eligible...

In this Iconography Workshop, students will complete an icon in the traditional medium of egg tempera, gaining a foundation in the spirituality and artistic practices needed to...

In this Iconography Workshop, students will complete an icon in the traditional medium of egg tempera, gaining a foundation in the spirituality and artistic practices needed to...

In this second level of Illustration, students will be challenged to build upon the basics of illustration, character design, color theory, and visual communication. After copying...

Portraiture is my greatest artistic passion and I am excited to share all that I have learned over the years of practice and work. So often learning portraiture is over...

An introductory art course for grades 6 through 8 (mature 5th graders welcome). Using the media of charcoal, alcohol markers, and acrylic paint, students will create...

An introductory art course for grades 6 through 8 (mature 5th graders welcome). Using the media of sculpture (in soap), ink, and watercolor paint, students will create...

Drawing is a skill just like reading, writing and math that can be learned. Learning to draw doesn’t make you an artists, but it fundamentally changes our habits of perception...

Brush Drawing 2 continues the development of skills and techniques learned in Intro to Brush Drawing. Students will be introduced to color theory and mixing. Just like reading,...

In Introduction to Drawing, students will be taught the fundamental drawing skills that will help them set a firm foundation to build upon. These skills are complementary to...

This course will explore basic geometric shapes and how they relate to theological themes. These shapes find their way into icons, vestments, furniture, architecture, and many...

In this introductory course we will cover the fundamental concepts and techniques behind illustration. In the beginning of the semester, students will be given experience in a...

This course is designed for the upper-school student who seeks a deeper understanding of the great conversation surrounding one of the four cardinal virtues: justice. CAP’s...

This course will provide an overview of the major topics and figures in Western Philosophy though a careful study of the last days of Socrates, as described in Plato's...

The aim of this course is to instill in students both respect for the creation and reverence for the Creator while learning the methods and techniques of portraiture and figure...

Working with watercolors can be exciting and dynamic. Though it’s a medium known for it’s challenges, through familiarity and practice it can be harnessed to create beautiful...

This course offers foundational introduction to the Korean language and culture. Students will learn basic Korean phonics (Hangul), grammar structures, and everyday vocabulary....

Introductory Korean B will be for students who have completed Introductory Korean A and are ready to deepen their understanding of the Korean language. This course builds on...

Introductory Physics is excellent preparation for future studies in Chemistry and Biology. This is more than a physical science course because of its math component. Students use...

Christ said, "In the world you shall have tribulation." Then He followed with these words: "Rejoice, for I have overcome the world." In Saints in Times of Trouble we will...

Latin 1 provides students with a clear introduction to Latin grammar and reading that aims to delight them and cultivate in them the wonder of language. Students study noun...

This course is designed for students who have successfully completed Scholé Academy’s Latin 1 course, the Latin Alive! Book 1 (Revised Student Edition) text, or an...

This course is designed for students who have successfully completed Scholé Academy’s Latin 2 course, the Latin Alive! Book 2 text, or an equivalent course of...

This course offers instruction in Latin grammar and reading, building on the foundation laid in Latin 1, 2, and 3. This course is designed for students who have successfully...

This course offers instruction on an advanced Latin topic: Aeneas and Dido. It will include the reading of selections from two authors including the entirety of book 4 of...

Students in this course will enjoy a clear introduction to Latin grammar and reading that will delight them and cultivate in them the wonder of language. Students study the first...

Students in the Latin for Children B course continue their study of Latin grammar and reading while also continuing to delight in the Latin language. Students study the third noun...

In this third-year Latin course, students learn to read and translate longer Latin paragraphs. They study the fourth and fifth noun declensions, the present system for third and...

Why do we sing in church? There are so many good and true answers to this question, one of which is that singing brings beauty into our services as a love offering to God. The...

LEGOs & Legends is both a liberal arts and common arts course. A single LEGO brick has the power to spark a story on its own. When you provide kids with a collection of LEGO...

LEGOs & Myths is both a liberal arts and common arts course. A single LEGO brick has the power to spark a story on its own. When you provide kids with a collection of LEGO bricks,...

Liberal Arts Level 1: Illustrated Classics is an early‑elementary course designed for young learners and their parents as they begin the adventure of learning together at...

The Liberal Arts Level 2: Early Chapter Books course is designed to build on skills and love of learning built in our Level 1 course. Like Level 2, this course encourages love of...

The Liberal Arts Level 3: Advanced Chapter Books course is designed to provide students with an overview of literary genres. Reading selections give students the opportunity to...

The Liberal Arts Level 4 course is designed to increase student’s communications skills through reading, writing, speaking and listening, and the study of the English language....

This liberal arts class is designed to increase student’s communications skills through reading, writing, speaking and listening, and the study of the English language. Students...

Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics HISTORY Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics HISTORY offers students a glimpse into the ancient Greco-Roman world through a selection of some of...

Liberal Arts 6: Ancient Classics LITERATURE offers students a glimpse into the ancient Greco-Roman world through a selection of some of the greatest works of this formative...

Liberal Arts 7: Classics of Christendom HISTORY focuses on some of the most significant works, both East and West, spanning the millennium from the fall of the Roman Empire in...

Liberal Arts 7: Classics of Christendom LITERATURE focuses on some of the most significant works, both East and West, spanning the millennium from the fall of the Roman Empire...

This course will cover some of the most significant modern Christian classics, both East and West, following the fall of Constantinople (1453) to the present day, including the...

The study of biology has changed substantially in the 21st century. Fifty years ago, texts in the life sciences focused primarily on the structures and features of different types...

The Catholic influence on art is notable from the Middle Ages to today. This course will explore Catholic artists and their art as students view, analyze, and discuss a variety of...

Guest Storybook Reader: Presbytera Maria Koulianos

Little Disciples K–2: Walking with Christ is a joyful catechism course for students in Levels K–2. Rooted in the...

Foundational Math IV is a vital year for math students. It is the year they master multi-digit operations and fractions. Both of which are essential components of their...

In Foundational Math V students grow their arithmetic toolbox to include decimal place value and decimal operations. Students will master adding, subtracting, multiplying, and...

In Foundational Math VI students add more concepts to their arithmetic toolbox. They extend their knowledge of the number system to include negative numbers. They learn the role...

Foundations VII marks the student’s gradual trek toward algebra. Traditionally, this trek occurs over a two-year period: Foundations VII and Foundations VIII. Foundations VII...

Foundations VIII is the continuation of the gradual transition from arithmetic to algebra that began in Foundations VII. Students will build upon skills learned in arithmetic and...

Humans love stories, and history is the ongoing tale of our being; what better way for curious students to learn than through the story of history as told in a dynamic, engaging...

This course introduces the students to the great stories, ideas, and cast of characters that molded the literature of the Medieval, Renaissance, and Reformation world. This class...

This course offers an introduction to the history of the Middle Ages in Europe, from the conversion of the Roman Empire to the Christian faith, the fall of the Empire in the West,...

This course will provide an introduction to the literature of the Middle Ages of Europe, the Christian civilization spanning more than 1,000 years and the foundation of so much of...

This 8-week Middle School Scholarship Skills Workshop is designed to equip Middle School students with essential academic tools and a joyful approach to enhance their learning...

This 8-week Middle School Scholarship Skills Workshop is designed to equip Middle School students with essential academic tools and a joyful approach to enhance their learning...

Upper-School Mythology introduces students to fascinating tales of other worldly creatures, gods, goddesses, monsters, and warriors while inviting them to explore life’s...

This course serves as an enriching companion to Science for Beginners: Living Things, or it may be taken as a standalone course. This course will include elements of art...

This course serves as a supplemental science course based on restful observations, sketching, and journaling to help young learners appreciate the wonderful world around them....