HONORS COURSES INFORMATION SHEET
Our upper secondary (9th through 12th grade) online courses are considered Honors courses. The rigor of the classical
teaching method qualifies our courses as Honors. Honors courses are classes composed of above-average academic
students participating in a rigorous curriculum in a more in-depth study than the regular courses.
Participating in honors-level classes helps demonstrate to colleges the academic ability of the student. Because
honors classes are more difficult than non-honors classes, the grades earned in honors courses are given extra grade
points. The honors scale is, A= 5 points, B= 4 points, and C= 3 points.
Subject:
English
History
Language
Literature
Math
Religion
Rhetoric
Science
Electives
Honors Courses:
English Composition II, Fiction Writing Workshop, Novels
of Jane Austen, Shakespearean Literature
World Ancient History I & II; World Medieval History I &
II; U.S., British & Modern History I & II
Latin II & III, Spanish I, II & III, Greek I & II, French I, II &
III
World Ancient Literature I & II; World Medieval Literature I
& II; U.S., British & Modern Literature I & II
Algebra II, Pre-Calculus w/Trig, Calculus I
Doctrine & Theology I, II, III, IV, V, VI
Logic II, Rhetoric I, Rhetoric II, Senior Thesis
Biology, Chemistry, Physics I, Organic Chemistry, Anatomy
& Physiology, Marine Biology
Film & Worldview, Apologetics, Old Testament Survey,
New Testament Survey, World Religions, U.S. Government,
Economics, Film & Worldview
TOTAL:
*When both Primary and Secondary Omnibus courses are taken in the same year, 3 credits in History, Literature and Theology are shown on the transcript.
Omnibus I, II, III, IV, V or VI may be taken in the 9th through 12th grades.
Effective Academic Year 2012 forward.