Elida Academy’s Proposed High School Curriculum

Elida Academy’s proposed high school curriculum will follow an accelerated three-year program. To be admitted, students must take basic mathematics and English language tests. Those who do not pass the English test will be required to complete a six-month remedial English course. However, students who fail both tests will not be eligible for admission. The proposed curriculum is as follows:

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

English Language and Composition

Human Geography

World History

Music or Art

Students who pass their final exams in the third year of study will be eligible to take the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) exams, offered by the UK-based Cambridge Assessment International Education.

In the fourth year, students have the option to prepare for the Advanced Placement (AP) exams, which are college-level assessments run by the US-based College Board. These exams evaluate students' expertise in various subjects, and achieving a high score may lead to college credit or placement in advanced courses. AP subjects currently under consideration are:

AP English Language and Composition

AP Computer Science Principles

AP Statistics

AP Precalculus

AP Environmental Science

More information about the curriculum will be made available from time to time.