Honors-level English course focusing on critical reading, writing, and analysis.

Taught using Florida's Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking (B.E.S.T.) Standards for Mathematics. Employs a flipped classroom model where students preview lessons and take notes at home, then engage in practice and problem-solving with peers during class. Integrates collaborative and creative projects aligned with quarterly benchmarks.

Taught using Florida's Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking (B.E.S.T.) Standards for Mathematics. Employs a flipped classroom model encouraging students to preview lessons and take notes at home, then engage in practice and problem-solving with peers during class. Courses integrate collaborative and creative projects aligned with quarterly benchmarks.

Immersive exposure to the Nature of Science, Chemistry, Earth Science, Conservation, Oceanography, Climatology, Matter Cycling/Interactions/Interdependency and the Habitats that are supported by specific Environmental conditions.

Honors-level integrated science course.

Study of world cultures and geography.

Highly collaborative course covering content from ancient civilizations to the dawn of the 21st century, with emphasis on cultural, social, and political history. Students are encouraged to use their personal strengths as writers, thinkers, and artists to interpret historical figures and events.

Health and physical education course.

First year of STEM curriculum focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics integration.

Students explore complex ideas through writing using inquiry-based and project-based learning. The curriculum emphasizes extensive investigation and response to intricate and thought-provoking issues. Students read distinguished British and other literature, including novels, to gain insights into themselves and society. Writing clarifies thought, and through reading, critical thinking, writing, and discussion, students are prepared for their roles in the world, F.A.S.T. and B.E.S.T. tests, and dual enrollment college placement exams.

Honors-level Algebra II course using flipped classroom model. Students preview lessons at home and engage in collaborative practice and problem-solving in class.

Honors statistics and probability course using flipped classroom model, emphasizing analytical thinking and collaborative learning.