Live HS

History of Byzantium

Sign up for this course to go deep into Byzantine history, one of the important eras to study. Students will learn how the Byzantine Empire shaped the world we live in today and its impact on Western culture.

Live HS

History of Japan

To understand contemporary Japan, we need to first go back in time. Register for this world history course to learn the historical development of Japan, including its interactions with other nations, its culture, politics, religious implications, and more.

Live HS

History Boot Camp: The Great Depression

What better way to spend a week in the summer than learning about America’s greatest financial disaster with Mr. Campbell?! Register today for this deep dive into the Great Depression.

Live HS

History Through Conspiracy Theories

This course takes a fun and interesting journey through history by looking into something that virtually everyone is interested in: conspiracy theories. Whether it be secret societies, the Kennedy assassination, or the theories revolving around extraterrestrial life, this course has something to intrigue even the most skeptical of students.

Recorded MS

History: The Life and Times of the Ancient Romans

This middle school class will trace the origins and development of the Roman people from their birth as an iron age tribe on the banks of the Tiber to their emergence as a world empire.

Live HS

Christ the King, Lord of History, Part One

Using the popular Anne Carroll text, this course will guide students through history from the ancients to the 1500s. Join today to learn history through a Catholic lens.

Live HS

American History, Part Two: Reconstruction to Present Day

Learn post-American Reconstruction history (Progressivism, the Depression, World Wars I and II, and up into Reagan’s presidency) with dynamic “guests” who “appear in person” -- including Theodore Roosevelt and more.

Live HS

American History, Part One: Age of Exploration through the Civil War and Reconstruction

In this upper-level American history course you will learn about the Colonial, Revolutionary, and Pre-Civil War times with a dynamic “guest” who may “appear in person” -- possibly Patrick Henry.