The courses are listed below in their order. The order under each heading is the recommended order of completion of the courses. So the first would be done in 9th grade, etc. However, you can come in and use any of the courses for any grade levels.
Bible
English
Literature and Composition I – This is 8th level English on the main site. 9th graders who have never used Easy Peasy should start with this.
American Literature and Composition
British Literature and Composition
Advanced Literature and Composition
History
Comparative Government (Geography and Culture)
Humanities
Art Appreciation (half credit)
Music Appreciation (half credit)
Spanish 3 – This has an optional live practice class.
Spanish 4 – This has an optional live practice class. There is a free forum in this course where students get feedback from the teacher. However, they will need to stay on track with the course and start in September. The course can be used on your own timetable; you just won’t be able to get teacher feedback.
Math
Algebra 1 – Needs to be taken in 8th to get calculus in 12th
Science
*Oceanography with lab — *This is the easiest science of the EP courses.
Biology with lab
Earth Science with Lab
Chemistry with lab
Physics with lab — This is recommended for 11th or 12th grade. (based on AP physics)
PE/Health
PE/Health 1 (half credit)
PE/Health 2 (half credit)
PE/Health 3 (half credit)
PE/Health 4 (half credit)
Electives
Foundations — study skills, research skills, critical thinking, logic, uncovering bias (recommended for 9th grade)
Cornerstone – our “adulting” course for seniors
Art and Music Appreciation (Two separate courses, each a half year/half credit)
HTML 5 (HTML, CSS, Javascript)
We also have Spelling and Social Skills on the main site.
(not on our site) SAT Test Prep — Khan Academy has SAT Prep that is designed to practice for the newly designed SAT which launched in April 2016. Here are two more sites. A parent sent me these two links as well. Here is the official question of the day.