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14–19 years

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Civics and Democracy

You want your student to understand how American government really works—not just memorize facts. This course helps students cut through political noise, understand democratic principles, and see how the Constitution still shapes the world they live in today.

Multi-week course

Next meeting
Tuesday, September 22, 2026 2:30 pm

1 other time available

Class length
55 minutes
Civics and Government
USD 300.00 · One-time charge
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13–19 years

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Thematic U.S. History: Exploring History by Asking Big Questions, Part 1 Of 2

You need a US history credit—but want more than memorizing dates and names. This twice-weekly, 15 week class explores real U.S. history: progress and conflict, power and politics, and how the past shapes the world you live in.

Multi-week course

Next meeting
Thursday, September 17, 2026 1:00 pm

2 other times available

Class length
55 minutes
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14–19 years

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Thematic U.S. History: Exploring History by Asking Big Questions, Part 2 Of 2

Welcome to the second half of Thematic US History. You'll complete your history credit while exploring real U.S. history: progress and conflict, power and politics, and how the past shapes the world you live in.

Multi-week course

Next meeting
Monday, January 11, 2027 1:00 pm

2 other times available

Class length
55 minutes
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13–18 years

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Thematic World History Part 1: Big Questions, Bold Thinking, Global Understanding

You need a World History credit, but you want something different.  You want a way to connect the dots, think critically, and understand history as a story that’s still unfolding. This 14-week, 2x weekly class can meet those expectations!

Multi-week course

Next meeting
Thursday, September 17, 2026 11:00 am

2 other times available

Class length
55 minutes
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13–19 years

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Thematic World History Part 2: Big Questions, Bold Thinking, Global Understanding

You need a World History credit, but you want something different.  You want a way to connect the dots, think critically, and understand history as a story that’s still unfolding. You need Thematic World History.

Multi-week course

Next meeting
Monday, January 11, 2027 12:00 pm

2 other times available

Class length
55 minutes
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13–19 years

Recommended age range.

World Civics: The Systems That Shape Our Modern World

Are you curious about how nations, people, and groups interact to make the world work? This course gives you the context to feed that curiosity. Using real examples, we examine the systems people have built and learn how they operate. This course makes the history and the headlines make sense.

Self-paced

Course structure
12 weeks
Course structure
1 lesson/week
Civics and GovernmentGeopolitics and Current EventsHistory
USD 300.00 · One-time charge
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