Middle and high school students will explore a wide range of scientific disciplines, including biology, life science, physics, anatomy & physiology and marine science. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, curiosity, and a hands-on approach to learning. Students will engage in experiments, projects, and discussions that delve into the natural world, from the microscopic to the cosmic scale. They will develop a strong foundation in scientific principles, learn to apply the scientific method, and gain practical skills in data analysis and problem-solving. These courses aim to inspire a lifelong interest in science and prepare students for advanced studies and real-world challenges. 

Students will build a solid foundation in mathematical concepts and problem-solving techniques. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics, including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, liberal arts math and personal finance, tailored to meet each student's level of understanding. Students will engage in hands-on activities, real-world applications, and collaborative projects to enhance their analytical and critical thinking skills. The course emphasizes logical reasoning, precision, and the development of a mathematical mindset, empowering students to tackle complex problems with confidence. By the end of the program, students will be well-prepared for advanced studies and everyday challenges requiring mathematical knowledge. 

With a special emphasis on Civics, American History and World History, middle and high school students will embark on a comprehensive exploration of humanity's past. The curriculum is designed to provide a deep understanding of significant events, cultures, and figures that have shaped the world we live in today. Students will delve into the rich tapestry of American history, from its founding to the present, alongside a global perspective on key civilizations, conflicts, and social movements. Through primary sources, critical discussions, and engaging projects, students will develop historical thinking skills, including analysis, interpretation, and contextual understanding. The course encourages students to connect past events with contemporary issues, fostering a nuanced appreciation of history's impact on the present and future. 

Our microschool's extracurricular program offers students rich opportunities to learn and grow outside the traditional classroom through activities including baking, gardening, art, Fine Art History, sewing, hiking, life skills, and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). These experiences cultivate creativity, practical abilities, and a passion for lifelong learning.

Culinary classes develop essential cooking and baking skills, while gardening connects students to sustainability and environmental stewardship through hands-on experience. Art and Fine Art History expand creative expression and cultural understanding, and sewing provides both artistic outlet and practical crafting knowledge. Our hiking program promotes physical wellness and nature appreciation.

Life skills workshops prepare students for real-world independence by covering financial literacy, basic home maintenance, banking fundamentals, and other essential everyday competencies. The STEAM program bridges creative and analytical thinking, fostering innovation through interdisciplinary projects that integrate multiple fields of study.

Together, these extracurriculars develop well-rounded students who are curious, capable, and confident as they navigate diverse real-world situations.

In our microschool's reading courses, middle and high school students engage with a diverse selection of texts that range from classic literature to contemporary works. These courses are designed to develop strong reading comprehension, critical thinking, and analytical skills. Students explore various genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and drama, allowing them to appreciate different narrative styles and perspectives. Through close reading, discussions, and written reflections, students learn to identify literary elements, understand themes, and evaluate the author's intent and techniques. The courses also emphasize vocabulary development and contextual understanding, preparing students for advanced literary analysis and fostering a lifelong love of reading. Whether exploring timeless classics or contemporary voices, students gain a deeper understanding of the world and human experience through the power of storytelling. 

• Reading with the community - a group of students walk twice a week and volunteer by reading with kindergarteners and 1st graders at a local elementary school 

• Florida Wildlife - Students has the ability to explore and learn about the environment around them with trips to a local preserve to explore and discover. 

• Honors Reading - Students will engage in a variety of literary works that explore timeless themes such as heroism, virtue, and the complexities of human nature. They will develop skills in analyzing language, structure, and historical context while discussing character development and moral dilemmas. Through close reading and discussions, students will deepen their understanding of classic literature’s relevance to modern life and strengthen their critical thinking and writing abilities. This class is offered for Honors high school credit.

• Coding -  Students will learn the fundamentals of programming through hands-on projects and problem-solving exercises. They will explore concepts like algorithms, variables, loops, and functions, while developing logical thinking and debugging skills. The class will emphasize creativity and collaboration, allowing students to build their own interactive applications and games while understanding how coding powers the digital world. 

• Art - We currently offer two different art classes: Fiber Arts and Art Fundamentals

• Coming Fall 2025-Honors Level Courses offered in all subjects for high school credit.