Competency: Communicate and empathize with people who have perspectives and experiences different from your own

Introduction to Investments

Simulate the work of investors & employ the tools, theories & decision-making that define smart investment in this Online High School Investments Class.

Japanese Lang. through Culture II

Through language learning, students in this course share their voices, cultivate global perspectives, and foster appreciation of self and others.

Number Theory

This Online Number Theory Course allows you to explore pure mathematical reasoning, along with the algorithms & encrypted transmissions that surround us.

Filmmaking

This filmmaking course is designed around students developing their basic filmmaking skills across three key areas: camerawork, editing, and sound. Each of these areas is explored in detail through filmmaking practices.

Macroeconomics

Students will learn to better understand how to measure national economic activity with concepts like gross domestic product, unemployment and inflation and the strengths and weaknesses of these statistics.

Bioethics

Ethics is the study of what one should do as an individual and as a member of society. In this course students will evaluate ethical issues related to medicine and the life sciences.

Abnormal Psychology

This Online Abnormal Psychology Course focuses on a variety of atypical psychiatric disorders, helping students understand symptoms, diagnoses & treatments.

Fiction Writing

This Online Fiction Writing Course connects students interested in creative writing & provides a space for supportive & constructive feedback.

Microeconomics

In this microeconomic theory course, students learn how consumers and producers interact to form a market and then how and why the government may intervene.

9/11 in a Global Context

In this course, students explore the causes of the 9/11 attacks, the events of the day itself, and its aftermath locally, nationally, and around the world.

Genocide & Human Rights

Students in this course study several of the major genocides of the 20th century (Armenian, the Holocaust, Cambodian, and Rwandan), analyze the role of the international community in responding to and preventing further genocides (with particular attention to the Nuremberg tribunals), and examine current human rights crises around the world.

Global Health

What makes people sick? What social and political factors lead to the health disparities we see both within our own community and on a global scale? What are the biggest challenges in global health and how might they be met? Using an interdisciplinary approach to address these questions, this course hopes to improve students' health literacy through an examination of the most significant public-health challenges facing today's global population.

Multivariable Calculus

In this course students learn to differentiate and integrate functions of several variables. We extend the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to multiple dimensions, and the course will culminate in Green's, Stokes' and Gauss' Theorems.

Japanese Lang. Through Culture I

This full-year course is a unique combination of Japanese culture and language, weaving cultural comparison with the study of basic Japanese language and grammar.

Digital Photography

Photography can be a powerful and persuasive tool. This course is designed for students to learn how to give an emotional context to social, political, environmental, and global issues through photography.

Race & Society

What is race? Is it something we’re born with? Is it an idea that society imposes on us? An identity we perform? These are just a few of the questions that students in this course will explore together as they approach the concept of race as a social construct.

Introduction to Legal Thinking

Inspired by GOA’s popular Medical Problem Solving series, this course uses a case-based approach to give students a practical look into the professional lives of lawyers and legal thinking.

Arabic Lang. Through Culture II

Students will communicate in spontaneous spoken conversations on familiar topics, including food, weather, and hobbies, using a variety of practiced or memorized words, phrases, simple sentences, and questions.