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The Pathway to your Future

New Code Academy High School Courses

We prioritize nurturing our students' curious minds and expanding their knowledge. Students get a personalized approach to learning in every course while building their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

MA2012AW Algebra 2 A Web T1

This course will allow students to innovatively solve problems using exponential functions, such as investment growth, depreciation, and population growth.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2004CW Geometry C Web T3

Throughout the course students will compose and decompose two-and three-dimensional figures. They will also use decomposition to f=determine the perimeter, area, surface area and volume of various figures.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2004BW Geometry B Web T2

Throughout the course students will compose and decompose two-and three-dimensional figures. They will also use decomposition to f=determine the perimeter, area, surface area and volume of various figures.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2004AW Geometry A Web T1

Throughout the course students will compose and decompose two-and three-dimensional figures. They will also use decomposition to f=determine the perimeter, area, surface area and volume of various figures.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2001CW Intermediate Algebra C Web T3

Students are introduced to quadratic equations and inequalities. Using both linear and quadratic relationships, students will use problem-solving to answer real world situations.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2001BW Intermediate Algebra B Web T2

Students are introduced to quadratic equations and inequalities. Using both linear and quadratic relationships, students will use problem-solving to answer real world situations.

This course meets at a regular time.

MA2001AW Intermediate Algebra A Web T1

Students are introduced to quadratic equations and inequalities. Using both linear and quadratic relationships, students will use problem-solving to answer real world situations.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2015CW English 12 Humanities C Web T3

Students in this course will explore the question, *What does it mean to be human?* through the reading of a variety of texts.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2015BW English 12 Humanities B Web T2

Students in this course will explore the question, *What does it mean to be human?* through the reading of a variety of texts.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2015AW English 12 Humanities A Web T1

Students in this course will explore the question, *What does it mean to be human?* through the reading of a variety of texts.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2008CW English 11 American Lit C Web T3

This course focuses on a study of American literature and the culture from which it has developed. Critical reading and thinking skills are practiced in analytical writing and speech work.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2008BW English 11 American Lit B Web T2

This course focuses on a study of American literature and the culture from which it has developed. Critical reading and thinking skills are practiced in analytical writing and speech work.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2008AW English 11 American Lit A Web T1

This course focuses on a study of American literature and the culture from which it has developed. Critical reading and thinking skills are practiced in analytical writing and speech work.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2004CW English 10 World Lit C Web T3

This course covers world literature, critical reading, grammar, composition, research, speaking and listening. It emphasizes distinct forms of literature, i.e. novels, short stories, poetry and nonfiction.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2004BW English 10 World Lit B Web T2

This course covers world literature, critical reading, grammar, composition, research, speaking and listening. It emphasizes distinct forms of literature, i.e. novels, short stories, poetry and nonfiction.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2004AW English 10 World Lit A Web T1

This course covers world literature, critical reading, grammar, composition, research, speaking and listening. It emphasizes distinct forms of literature, i.e. novels, short stories, poetry and nonfiction.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2001CW English 9 C Web T3

In this course students will study literature, mythology, composition, vocabulary and the structure of language.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2001BW English 9 B Web T2

In this course students will study literature, mythology, composition, vocabulary and the structure of language.

This course meets at a regular time.

LA2001AW English 9 A Web T1

In this course students will study literature, mythology, composition, vocabulary and the structure of language.

This course meets at a regular time.

FC2002W Intro To Culinary Arts Web T1

This introductory course is for the student who wishes to develop basic cooking skills along with the ability to make the best consumer and nutrition choices for their lifestyle.

This course has a flexible schedule.

CT2039W Cybersecurity Web T3

PLTW Cybersecurity gives students a broad exposure to the many aspects of digital and information security, while encouraging socially responsible choices and ethical behavior.

This course has a flexible schedule.

CT2038W Web Design & Dev Web T2

This course will provide a thorough grounding in the innovative field of web design. Through case studies and hands-on exercises, students will develop problem-solving and design skills necessary for being a creator on the web.

This course has a flexible schedule.

CT2037CW AP Computer Science A 2 C Web T3

AP Computer Science A introduces students to computer science through programming. Students will craft their problem-solving skills by analysing large sets of data to design potential solutions.

This course meets at a regular time.

CT2037BW AP Computer Science A 2 B Web T2

AP Computer Science A introduces students to computer science through programming. Students will craft their problem-solving skills by analysing large sets of data to design potential solutions.

This course meets at a regular time.