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K-12 Upcoming Courses
Plan ahead with these new + updated courses!
This page is designed to give you an idea of what’s coming in the next 3-6 months, so you can plan ahead with ease. Upcoming courses are typically announced every 2-4 weeks, so check back for updates!
Please note that while we do our best to stick to our release goals, sometimes delays do happen. Therefore, these dates are subject to change.
Some courses are released one semester at a time so students can begin at the start of the school year. In these cases, the second semester is typically released a few months after the first. See each course for details.
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➗ Math 📊
Graphing Calculator Strategies: Desmos
This mini-course is designed to build students’ confidence in using the Desmos graphing calculator while reinforcing critical thinking about when to use a calculator. Students will explore essential calculator functions, arithmetic and algebraic operations, graphing techniques, trigonometry, and common pitfalls, ensuring they can determine when it might be more efficient to use a calculator over mental math.
Note: This course covers the same skills as Graphing Calculator Strategies: TI-84 Plus. The difference is that this course will teach your student how to work with the free online Desmos graphing calculator, while Graphing Calculator Strategies: TI-84 Plus will teach your student how to work with the handheld TI-84 Plus graphing calculator.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 9th-12th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: December 2026
Graphing Calculator Strategies: TI-84 Plus
This mini-course is designed to build students’ confidence in using the TI-84 Plus graphing calculator while reinforcing critical thinking about when to use a calculator. Students will explore essential calculator functions, arithmetic and algebraic operations, graphing techniques, trigonometry, and common pitfalls, ensuring they can determine when it might be more efficient to use a calculator over mental math.
Note: This course covers the same skills as Graphing Calculator Strategies: Desmos. The difference is that this course will teach your student how to work with the TI-84 Plus handheld graphing calculator, while Graphing Calculator Strategies: Desmos will teach your student how to work with the free online Desmos calculator.
🟢 New Course
🟢 9th-12th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: December 2026
🍎 Language Arts 🍏
Language Arts: Level A
In this engaging kindergarten course, young learners begin their journey as readers, writers, and storytellers. Students explore what stories are, why people tell them, and how pictures and words work together to help us understand meaning. Through playful adventures at Story Camp, students learn about characters, settings, events, and simple informational texts while building early reading behaviors and print awareness. As they grow in confidence, students begin expressing their ideas through drawing, labeling, and early writing. Throughout the course, meaningful routines, hands-on exploration, and gentle skill building help children develop a joyful foundation for literacy that will support all future learning.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 Kindergarten
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and October 2026
Language Arts: Level B
In this course, students gain confidence as readers and discover their voices as writers. Students will begin by exploring fiction, learning to understand characters, setting, plot, and theme. They’ll then turn to nonfiction, using text structures and features to build knowledge of new topics. Drawing on what they’ve learned from authors, students will write across multiple genres, including narratives, opinion pieces, informational texts, how-to books, and poetry. Meaningful practice and recurring themes help students build a solid literacy foundation that supports growth across all subject areas.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 1st Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and September 2026
Language Arts: Level C
In this course, students will explore a wide variety of texts, including realistic fiction, mysteries, informational texts, how-tos, make-believe stories, research reports, and poetry, and use what they learn to create their own original writing pieces. They will build confidence by practicing comprehension, inferencing, and analysis skills while also strengthening their writing through brainstorming, planning, drafting, revising, and editing. By the end of the course, students will have a collection of writing that demonstrates their growth and accomplishments.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 2nd Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and September 2026
Grammar Skills: Level D
This course introduces students to the essential building blocks of grammar, punctuation, and word study in a clear and engaging way. Through focused units on capitalization, parts of speech, sentence construction, punctuation, vocabulary, and language expression, students will strengthen their understanding of how language works. Each unit connects grammar to real-world writing and speaking, helping students express ideas clearly and confidently. By the end of the course, students will have built a strong foundation for using grammar and vocabulary effectively in their own communication.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 3rd Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: January 2027
Grammar Skills: Level E
This course provides a foundational and engaging study of grammar, language mechanics, and early writing skills for 4th-grade students. Through focused units on capitalization, parts of speech, sentence construction, punctuation, vocabulary, and figurative language, learners will strengthen their ability to write and communicate clearly. Students will review and build upon grammar skills learned in earlier grades and begin to apply them in both creative and academic writing. By the end of the course, they will have developed greater confidence and control in using grammar to express their ideas effectively.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 4th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: January 2027
Grammar Skills: Level F
This course provides a comprehensive and engaging foundation in grammar, language mechanics, and fundamental writing skills for 5th-grade students. Through focused units on print concepts, parts of speech, sentence construction, punctuation, vocabulary, and figurative language, learners will strengthen their ability to communicate clearly and effectively. Students will not only practice essential grammar skills but also apply them in creative and academic writing. By the end of the course, they will have built a strong tool kit for writing with precision, clarity, and style.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 5th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: January 2027
Spelling: Level B
In this course, students begin with short-vowel words and simple blends before progressing to consonant digraphs, more complex blends, and silent E words with long vowels. Along the way, they will learn to recognize and apply common spelling patterns when reading and writing words. By the end of the course, students will have built a strong foundation for spelling increasingly complex words accurately.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 1st Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: September 2026
Spelling: Level C
In this course, students explore new vowel sounds through r-controlled vowels and vowel teams before progressing to larger words with prefixes and suffixes, as well as compound words. Along the way, they will learn to recognize and apply common spelling patterns when reading and writing words. By the end of the course, students will have strengthened their ability to spell increasingly complex words accurately.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 2nd Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: September 2026
Spelling: Level D
In this course, students work with more challenging spelling patterns, including three-letter blends, silent letters, and multisyllable words. They will also learn to distinguish between homophones and commonly confused words and spell plural and possessive forms accurately. By the end of the course, students will have strengthened their ability to apply spelling patterns and choose the correct word for a given context.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 3rd Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: September 2026
Spelling: Level E
In this course, students learn to construct words using more complex spelling rules and explore how Latin roots serve as building blocks of word meaning. Along the way, they will strengthen their ability to analyze word structure and apply spelling patterns to unfamiliar words. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to spell increasingly advanced words accurately and confidently.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 4th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: September 2026
Spelling
In this course, students explore Greek combining forms, loanwords from languages around the world, and academic vocabulary used across subjects. Along the way, they will deepen their understanding of how word origins, structure, and meaning influence spelling. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to spell and understand increasingly advanced vocabulary accurately and confidently.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 5th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: September 2026
Mythical Creatures
In this course, students will journey through folklore and mythology to explore legendary beings from air, land, and sea. They’ll uncover tales of diverse creatures like dragons and fairies, examining their cultural origins and characteristics while making cross-curricular connections between language arts, social studies, and science. This course invites students to harness their curiosity and imagination, connect mythical creatures to real phenomena, and to analyze what legends from the past can still teach us today.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 3rd-8th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: December 2026
English 3
In this course, students explore the evolving story of America through foundational texts, classic literature, and modern questions that still shape public life. Across the course, students practice finding and articulating themes, analyzing how authors develop ideas through structure and language, and writing with increasing clarity and purpose. Reading moves from early American narratives and founding-era arguments to Romantic imagination, social issues, *The Great Gatsby*, and 20th-century voices that challenge and expand what “America” means. Throughout the year, students build toward confident, evidence-based writing — including narratives, literary analysis, argument, and a final capstone that connects research to civic ideals.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 11th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and December 2026
📓 Social Studies 🌎
My Place in the World
My Place in the World is an introduction to social studies designed especially for kindergarten learners. Students explore who they are, the families and communities to which they belong, and the world in which they live. Across themed units, children investigate big questions, such as “Why do we have rules?” and “What makes me special?” as they begin to see themselves as learners, helpers, and citizens. This course nurtures curiosity, empathy, and a sense of belonging while building foundational skills in civics, history, geography, economics, and culture.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 Kindergarten
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: January 2027
U.S. History for Middle School
This is a remake of two Middle School US History courses (UHG and UH2) combined into one. It covers US History from pre-Exploration Indigenous Peoples to ~1950.
We’re releasing Units 1-5 in July, and 6-11 in October.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 8th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and October 2026
🌱 Science 🚀
Biology
This Biology course replaces our existing biology course. It is aligned to state standards and presents more opportunities for virtual and hands-on experiments.
🟢 Fully Updated & Revised Course
🟢 9th-10th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: June and September 2026
World Languages
No upcoming World Languages courses this week – stay tuned for new announcements!
Life Skills
Movement and Me
In this course, students in grades 3–5 explore how movement supports a healthy body, focused mind, and positive habits for life. Through an adventure-themed journey, students learn about physical fitness, heart health, strength, flexibility, coordination, and wellness routines like hydration, nutrition, sleep, and recovery. Each lesson combines age-appropriate health concepts with guided movement activities that help students learn to listen to their bodies, build confidence, and develop lifelong fitness skills. This course supports whole-child growth by encouraging reflection, setting goals, and engaging in joyful movement.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 3rd-5th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: October 2026
Life Skills 2
Life Skills 2 is a course designed for students at the developmental level of grades 3–5 and focuses on building the practical, everyday skills kids need to feel confident, capable, and independent. Through step-by-step lessons, students practice essential skills related to self-care, daily routines, household responsibilities, social skills, and personal and home safety. Each lesson emphasizes decision-making, problem-solving, and responsibility in age-appropriate, real-world scenarios students can apply immediately in their own lives. Parents may wish to assign this in conjunction with other 3rd – 5th grade level core courses, or as a unique summer learning class. The course is intended to be assigned three days per week.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 3rd-5th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Full
🟢 Release Goal: December 2026
Music & Arts
Middle School Visual Arts
This course is a foundational, project-based program designed for 6th-8th grade students to explore a variety of artistic techniques, mediums, and concepts. Through six structured units, students will develop essential skills in observation, creativity, and self-expression while engaging in traditional drawing and painting, 3D and sculptural art, mixed media and printmaking, stylized and illustrative art forms, and real-world art applications. The course also incorporates art history and cultural explorations to deepen students’ understanding of historical and contemporary artistic influences.
🟢 All New Course
🟢 6th-8th Grade
🟢 Releasing in Semesters
🟢 Release Goal: July and December 2026