In the pursuit of a Florida 24-credit standard Diploma, Merit or Scholar Diploma, or acceptance into a Florida University’s Dual enrollment program, CORE Virtual High School prepares students for real-world learning. Our high school programs are developed to provide the requisite knowledge and an interactive learning experience not unlike today’s virtual workplace environment. We schedule regular phone calls or video conferences to review each student’s path to graduation and help to navigate any obstacles that may be. High School students collaborate regularly to work on a variety of projects each school year which are specifically designed for Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior level research.
High School Curriculum
Bible – 1 course per year
Bible courses are required while enrolled at CORE PREP. One Bible course should be taken each academic year. An academic counselor will assign a Bible course for your grade level. Bible courses typically follow a particular order.
- New Testament Survey
- Old Testament Survey
- Bible Doctrine
- Christian Faith and Living
- Foundations of Living
Language Arts – 1 course per year
Some English Language Arts courses are available as an Honor course
- English I
- English II
- English III
- English IV
- English Fundamentals I
- English Fundamentals II
- English Fundamentals III
- English IV – Technical Writing
One English course needs to be taken for each year that your student attends CORE PREP. English courses typically follow a particular order. However, in some cases, your counselor may recommend a different English course that will meet your needs and the graduation requirements.
Social Studies – 1 course per year
Some social studies courses are available as an Honor course
- World Geography
- World History
- U.S. HistoryGovernment
- Economics
- Civics
- 20th Century American History
- Vietnam Era
Social Studies courses typically follow a particular order. However, in some cases, your student’s counselor may recommend an alternative history course that will meet your needs and the graduation requirements.
Mathematics – 1 course per year
Some math courses are available as an Honor course
- Algebra I
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Algebra Fundamentals I
- Geometry Fundamentals
- Algebra Fundamentals II
- Consumer Math
- Essentials of Mathematics
- Pre-CalculusTrigonometry
- Probability and Statistics
In some cases, your student’s counselor may assign a math course that will meet their needs and graduation requirements.
Science – 1 course per year
Some science courses are available as an Honor course
- Science 9
- Integrated Physics and Chemistry
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Earth Science
Science courses typically follow a particular order. However, in some cases, your student’s counselor may assign a science course that will meet your needs and graduation requirements.
World Languages – 1 course per year, for 2 years
- Spanish I
- Spanish II
- Spanish III
- French I
- French II
- French III
Electives: 1 course per year
- Essentials of Business
- Web Development in the 21st Century
- Business Computer Information Systems
- Career Explorations I
- Career Explorations II
- Career Explorations III
- College Planner
- Essentials of Communication
- Health Quest
- High School Health
- Personal Financial Literacy
- Physical Education
- Physical Fitness
- Psychology
High School Projects
9th grade Freshman Projects:
Bible Semester 1 Noah and the Ark
Bible Semester 2 Tower of Babel
Write to Local and State Officials
Historical Conflict Research Project
Science Report, includes virtual presentation. Choose Topic from a list
10th grade Sophomore Projects:
Bible Semester 1 Let my People Go
Bible Semester 2 The Kings of Israel
Write to US Representatives and Senators
Foreign Country Research Project
Science Report includes presentation from a list.
11th – Junior Projects:
Quarterly Bible Essays: Psalm 23 Essay, Job Project, Song of Solomon, Life of Christ
Semester 1 US Military History
Semester 2 Supreme Court History
12th – Senior Projects:
Local Community Project:
Hands-on community service hours, interviews, outreach initiatives
Student detailed project plan submission, process for approval
New Testament, Acts 1:8 project