How is life on earth possible? What does the future hold for living organisms?

Explore these big ideas with Erin White (@misswhitebio on TikTok) as you study the core scientific principles, theories, and processes that govern the natural world. You’ll engage in hands-on laboratory work to investigate natural phenomena, design experiments to test theories, and learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret data as you explore evolution, energetics, information storage and transfer, and system interactions.

Join Justice Shepard, A.K.A. @justicethetutor on TikTok, as he makes concepts of differential and integral calculus fun, thought-provoking and applicable to everyday life. Learn how the pros use Calc to build 3D objects like smartphones, predict harsh weather patterns, and more. You’ll come out of the course not only ready for your AP exam, but with a better understanding of the world. 

Join Justice Shepard, A.K.A. @justicethetutor on TikTok, as he makes the concepts of differential and integral calculus fun, thought-provoking, and engaging. 

You’ll take your mathematical knowledge one step further by exploring how parametric, polar, and vector functions and series apply to your everyday life. Learn how the pros use Calc to build 3D objects like smartphones, predict harsh weather patterns, and more. You’ll come out of the course not only ready for your AP exam, but with a better understanding of the world. 

Dave Farina (aka Professor Dave Explains) takes you through this college-level Chemistry course, exploring the fundamental basis of the substances we encounter in our everyday lives. 


Coming out of this course, you’ll be equipped with the tools and frameworks to explore below the surface of the material world around us, and ace your AP chem exam.

Passionate about gaming, programming, and coding? 

Computer science extraordinaire Caleb Park demystifies the world of tech by introducing students to the language computers use to communicate with each other and to us. Learn the concepts and tools of the Java programming language, engage in hands-on design, write and test computer programs that solve big problems - and ace your AP exam while you’re at it. 

Alex Benke brings you to a next level-understanding of the English language, and teaches you exactly how to translate this new knowledge into a 5 on the AP exam. Discover how stories, poems, novels, and plays have been used to make sense of the beautiful, complicated world around us. Think critically, broaden your point of view, and see from new perspectives.  

Physics is not about memorizing formulas - it’s about using laws, theories, and models to explain the world. Jordan Sanchez (@happiejordan on TikTok) takes students through Newtonian mechanics such as work, energy, and power, mechanical waves and sound, and introductory, simple circuits. 

Discover how these concepts relate to everything around you, from taking a single step to the formation of black holes. Once you master AP Physics 1, you’ll have the critical thinking skills necessary to take on everything, from your AP Exam to college courses and beyond.

In this course, Alex Benke takes you on a tour of the mind. Not only will you master key concepts in the history, science and theory behind the field of psychology to help get that 5 on the AP exam, you will come to a greater understanding of what makes up our very humanity. 

Led by Rebecca Rogers of TikTok (@rrogersworld), this course will take you through the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped our world from 1200 CE to the present.

You’ll discover new ways of seeing humanity, and take on big questions like, how did we get here? and, where are we headed? By the end of this course, you’ll be expert in analyzing texts and visual historical sources, and writing essays that take on historical arguments - all the skills necessary to get a 5 on your exam. 

What does it mean to be a citizen of the United States? What is American identity? Dive into these complex questions through a historical lens as you study the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped the U.S. from 1491 to the present. 

Rebecca Rogers (@rrogersworld) equips you with the critical thinking and writing skills necessary to truly understand what it means to be American - and to crush that AP exam.

In this course students will study the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped Europe from c. 1450 to the present. They'll analyze texts, visual sources, and other historical evidence and write essays expressing historical arguments.

Study the key concepts and institutions of the political system and culture of the United States. You'll read, analyze, and discuss the U.S. Constitution and other documents as well as complete a research or applied civics project.

Explore and investigate the interrelationships of the natural world and analyze environmental problems, both natural and human-made. You’ll take part in laboratory investigations and field work.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll never use math in my real life,” allow Jordan Sanchez (@happiejordan) to prove you wrong. Mastering algebra will give you the tools you need to take on higher math, and give you a whole new way of seeing things like scheduling, recipes, and even predicting where a ball will land in a game of catch. Explore factoring, exponential functions, and parabolic equations, and get ready for college-level learning!

If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll never use math in my real life,” allow Jordan Sanchez (@happiejordan) to prove you wrong. Mastering algebra will give you invaluable critical thinking skills, and give you a whole new way of seeing things like scheduling, recipes, and even predicting where a ball will land in a game of catch. Explore factoring, exponential functions, parabolic equations, and more! 

How is life on earth possible? What does the future hold for living organisms?

Erin White (@misswhitebio on TikTok) will introduce you to these big ideas as you study the core scientific principles, theories, and processes that govern the natural world. You’ll engage in hands-on laboratory work to investigate natural phenomena, design experiments to test theories, and learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret data as you explore evolution, energetics, information storage and transfer, and system interactions.

Through this introductory course, Justice Shepard, A.K.A. @justicethetutor on TikTok, shows you how mathematical concepts such as functions, limits, and continuity are actually applicable to everyday life. 

You’ll understand how the basics of Calculus relate to everything from weather predictions to engineering. 

Understand the make-up of the world around you from a scientific perspective with Dave Farina (Professor Dave Explains on YouTube). Dave walks you through the fundamentals of chemistry from thermodynamics to electromagnetic radiation in this fun and engaging course to help you see the substances you encounter in your daily lives in a totally different way.

Physics is not about memorizing formulas - it’s about using laws, theories, and models to explain the world. Jordan Sanchez (@happiejordan on TikTok) introduces students to the basics of Newtonian mechanics such as work, energy, and power, mechanical waves and sound, and introductory, simple circuits. 

Discover how these concepts relate to everything around you, from taking a single step to the formation of black holes. Once you master the basics of physics, you’ll be ready for anything. 

In this introductory course by Alex Benke, you will learn how to explore the depths of the mind using a rigorous, scientific approach. In the process, you will learn about consciousness, identity, personality, and other fundamental concepts in psychology that will help you reach a greater understanding of what makes you you, and what makes us human.

What does it mean to be a citizen of the United States? What is American identity? Step into these complex questions through a historical lens as you study the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped the U.S. from 1491 to the present. 

Rebecca Rogers (@rrogersworld) introduces you to the critical thinking and writing skills necessary to truly understand what it means to be American.

Led by Rebecca Rogers of TikTok (@rrogersworld), this course will introduce you to the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped our world from 1200 CE to the present. 

You’ll discover new ways of seeing humanity, and take on big questions like, how did we get here? and, where are we headed? By the end of this course, you’ll be a master at analyzing texts and visual historical sources, and writing essays that take on historical arguments - everything you’ll need to think like a historian. 

In this course, Alex Benke expands your understanding of the written English language and teaches you a new way to interact with it. Build your ability to use reading and writing as a way to think critically, broaden your point of view, see from new perspectives and effectively express your own ideas.

Throughout this course, students will develop learning strategies, critical thinking skills, and problem-solving techniques to prepare for future math courses and college entrance exams. The following topics are covered: Linear equations, linear inequalities, linear functions (graphing and writing), systems of linear equations and inequalities, exponential functions, absolute value, polynomial expressions and factoring, graphing quadratic functions, solving quadratic equations, and displaying and analyzing data. 

In this course of self-discovery and collaborative exploration, Viking star Kristy Dinsmore will guide you in developing the necessary skills to master the art and business of acting. 

Students will investigate character archetypes, the Hero’s journey, storytelling, and practical techniques, all while uncovering real honesty and confidence - both on and off stage. 

Entrepreneur and NFL linebacker Brandon Copeland gives you the 101 on one of the most important life skills: personal finance.


Inspired by Brandon’s Ivy League class on the same topic and customized for the high school audience, this course will teach you how to start saving for your future and building your wealth early.

Passionate about gaming, programming and coding?

Computer science extraordinaire Caleb Park demystifies the world of technology by introducing students to the language computers use to communicate with each other and to us. In this course, you’ll be introduced to tools of the Java programming language, engage in hands-on design, and write, and test computer programs that solve big problems.

This course provides students with an introduction to marketing and Entrepreneurship in the global economy. Students will be exposed to the basic economic system and government involvement as they relate to the marketing concept.

Entrepreneurship & Social Media Marketing

This course allows highly motivated students to further explore, expand, and develop their creative voice while applying the processes and concepts common to careers in two-dimensional visual design.

Learn more about our courses and find something that challenges and inspires you.

Spanish (World or European) Language History