Students will explore how the structure of cells, tissues, and organs supports their function and how these parts form interacting systems in multicellular organisms. They will also investigate how natural selection drives adaptation in populations and how environmental changes can alter species’ survival and distribution. 

• There are no classes scheduled at this time. 

In this course, we explore how living things and their environments are connected. Students will learn how energy and matter move through ecosystems, and how interactions between organisms help keep systems stable. We’ll also look at what happens when conditions change, sometimes leading to new or transformed ecosystems. 

• Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00-10:30 beginning March 9, 2026.

Weather and Space is a course that covers two of the four major branches of Earth and Space Science. This includes meteorology, the study of the atmosphere and weather, and astronomy, which is the study of space, celestial objects, the universe, and Earth’s place in the cosmos. 

• Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3:00-4:30 beginning March 11, 2026.

This course is a physical science course that highlights 2 of the ADP physical science requirements. Students will learn about the behavior of various types of waves (mechanical, sound, electro-magnetic) and how they are used in technology every day. Students will also learn about viewing things in the world around them as “systems” that balance energy and momentum. 

• There are no classes scheduled at this time.

This class is entirely project-based. Students will create their own projects and receive advising on project format, progress, and completion. There is also a class-based component that occurs weekly, where students will learn research, software, and analysis skills that will help with their projects. 

• Wednesdays from 12:00-1:30. Rolling enrollment