Class Schedule

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Longwood Campus – grades 5 – 12
Ocoee Campus – grades 7 -12
Co-curricular Classes – grades 8 -12
Description of high school “Tracks”

LONGWOOD (MAIN) CAMPUS
Middle School:  Meets on Mondays from 9:30 to 2:30
GRADES 5-8	CLASSES	TEACHERS
5/6th Mixed 7/8th Male 7/8th Female	Language Arts Life Science History:   5/6th – Ancient History   7/8th – American History Bible Speech/Drama Critical Thinking	Mr. Phillips Mrs. Roberts Mr. Sacasas
High School: Meets on Tuesdays from 9:30 to 2:30
GRADES 9-12	CLASSES	TEACHERS
Track A	Honors English Honors Biology Honors American History Bible Speech/Debate	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Phillips
Track B	Honors English Physics Honors U.S. Gov’t/Economics Bible Speech/Debate	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Phillips
Track C	Honors English Honors Chemistry Hon U.S. Govt/Economics Bible Speech/Debate	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Phillips
Senior Humanities Program Meets 3:00 – 4:45	Honors English Western Civilization	Mr. Phillips
OCOEE CAMPUS – Meets on Wednesday from 9:30 to 2:30
GRADES 7-12	CLASSES	TEACHERS
7/8th Grade	Language Arts Life Science World History Bible Speech/Drama Critical Thinking	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. Phillips Ms. Sawyer
High School Track A	Honors English Honors Biology Honors American History Bible Speech/Debate	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. Phillips Ms. Sawyer
High School Track C	Honors English Honors Chemistry Honors World History Bible Speech/Debate	Mrs. Fernandez Mr. Phillips Ms. Sawyer
Senior Humanities Program Meets 3:00 – 4:45	Honors English Western Civilization	Mr. Phillips
CO-CURRICULAR CLASSES: Meet at Longwood campus on Thursdays
(Available for 8th grade and older)
TIME	MATH	LATIN
9:00 – 10:45	Geometry	Latin I
10:45 – 12:30	Algebra I	Latin II
12:45 – 2:15	Algebra II
2:15 – 3:45	Advanced Math (see below)
TBD	Speech/Debate Team(s)

What are the high school “Tracks” and how do I determine where to place my child?
Because there is seldom a “typical” course plan for homeschooled students, we have divided our high school Core Program into “Tracks” rather than assigned grade levels. Depending on when a student enters Smith Prep and what classes he has already taken previously, a parent may choose the Track that best suits that child’s needs.
It is therefore common for our Tracks to have students in a mixture of grade levels. However, a student who completes our three year program will have the opportunity to complete all three Tracks. (The Wednesday classes alternate Tracks B and C every other year.)

What is “Advanced Math”?
The full title of this course is Advanced Topics in Mathematics (DOE course code 1298310) and is one full high school credit. This course has elements of Algebra II, Geometry, and an introduction to Trigonometry. We have designed this course to meet the DOE and Bright Futures requirements for a 4th math credit (beyond Algebra I, Algebra II, and Geometry). The student who who would take this course is one who has completed the three courses listed above, but is need of another “step” before moving into Pre-Calculus, Calculus, or College Algebra.