The books and resources to obtain and how to use them are detailed for the family, grade by grade. Materials recommended are suitable to the home school; both the student and the teaching parent will find them easy to use. Many texts have unit quizzes, and answer keys, too. Where texts do not include their own pace and plan of study, we have added weekly or quarterly course plans. Our parent guides, course outlines and newsletters also suggest a variety of alternative means for gaining and demonstrating mastery of academic skills and subject material.

After evaluating the student's assessment your curriculum advisor puts together a personalized curriculum guide for the student that includes course notes, lesson plans, and book ordering information for each course that is recommended for the student's skill level.

Below you will find sample pages from a handful of our courses.  The Academy has developed hundreds of courses that can be classified into four categories:

• Grammar School - courses designed for students in grades Pre-1st through 8th.

• General Education - courses intended for non-academic, remedial, or concrete learners.

• College Preparatory - courses designed to equip the student to step into the college classroom.

• Liberal Arts - courses that introduce the students to the classics and focus on analytical thinking, reading, and writing.

Click on the links below to view sample pages from the following course plans.  You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view the sample pages.  Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for free download from the Adobe website.