​PURSUE YOUR ACADEMIC INTERESTS
Online courses let you explore your academic passions

Interested in Climate Change? Looking to add an AP® level course and stretch your skills? Want to understand Artificial Intelligence, or how the Criminal Justice system can be reformed? In One Schoolhouse courses, you’ll be challenged to do your best work, and challenged to see the world in a different way. From Abnormal Psychology to AP® Statistics, there’s a course for you at One Schoolhouse. ​

2021-2022 Courses

Abnormal Psychology
Advanced Topics in Chemistry: Applications of Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Environmental Chemistry
American Sign Language – Beginning I (ASL I)
American Sign Language – Beginning II (ASL II)
Anatomy and Kinesiology
AP® Art History
AP® Calculus AB
AP® Calculus BC
AP® Chemistry
AP® Chinese Language and Culture
AP® Chinese Language and Culture – Heritage Speakers
AP® Computer Science A
AP® Computer Science Principles
AP® English Literature and Composition
AP® Environmental Science
AP® European History
AP® French Language and Culture
AP® Human Geography
AP® Latin
AP® Macroeconomics
AP® Microeconomics
AP® Music Theory
AP® Physics 1
AP® Physics 2
AP® Physics C: Mechanics & AP® Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
AP® Psychology
AP® Spanish Language and Culture
AP® Spanish Literature and Culture
AP® Statistics
AP® US and Comparative Government and Politics
AP® World History: Modern
Art History
Artificial Intelligence
Astronomy
Black Identity in the United States
​Business and Economics
Calculus
Chinese – Beginning I (Chinese I)
Chinese – Beginning II (Chinese II)
Chinese – Intermediate I (Chinese III)
Chinese – Intermediate II (Chinese III/IV)
Chinese – Advanced (Chinese V)
Civics and Politics
Climate Change
Criminal Justice Reform
Engineering
Forensic Science
French – Beginning I (French I)
French – Beginning II (French II)
French – Intermediate I (French III)
French – Intermediate II (French III/IV)
French – Advanced (French V)
Gender and Sexual Identity in the United States
Global Health
Happiness! The Psychology of What Makes Life Worth Living 
Independent Study
Introduction to Computer Science
Latin – Beginning I (Latin I)
Latin – Beginning II (Latin II)
Latin – Intermediate I (Latin III)
Latin – Intermediate II (Latin III/IV)
Latin – Advanced (Latin V)
Latino/a/x Identity in the United States
Linear Algebra
Marine Science
Multivariable Calculus and Differential Equations
Neuroscience
Psychology
Social Entrepreneurship
Spanish – Advanced (Spanish V)
Statistics

Summer 2021 Courses

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LEARN WITH EXPERT ONLINE TEACHERS
Top independent school teachers, trained to teach online

One Schoolhouse teachers come from great independent schools around the United States. They know that the foundation for good learning is a trusting relationship between teachers and their students. In our classes, learning is personal. Students and teachers connect through messaging, face-to-face video calls, and class assignments. One Schoolhouse teachers are experts not only in their fields, but also in online teaching. They go through months of training to be up-to-date on the latest research and tools, and how to bring those connections and conversations online.​
“My teacher was really fun and bubbly. She's a really welcoming person, so she was always available for times to meet if I didn't understand a concept. I know that I could go on our page and schedule a meeting with her to meet in a few hours... Her response was never no. She was always there for me.”​
Geometry Student​
BUILD FLEXIBILITY INTO YOUR SCHEDULE
Online courses help you balance and meet your goals

One Schoolhouse courses are asynchronous and paced. That means there’s no set class time, so you get to choose when in the week you complete your work. Weekly due dates in the course keep you and your classmates at the same pace, so it’s easy to confer and collaborate. One Schoolhouse courses increase the flexibility in your schedule so you can balance your time the way that works for you.​
“It's easier to balance everything. I can do the work at night, or during the school day. My schedule this year has been super flexible─the most flexible it has been. That's nice to have; you just have to... make sure you're putting time aside instead of leaving it all for Friday night. I think that's a great skill to have and a reason it's good to take [an online course] before getting to college.”
​AP Macroeconomics Student​

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