Live HS

A World without God

When man turns his back on God, his utopian dreams turn to dystopian realities. This multidisciplinary literature course will examine the very modern horrors and irrationalities of a world without God.

Recorded HS

Archaeology of the Ancient World

This course will introduce students to the basic concepts of archaeology, one of the most important disciplines in the study of history. Archaeological principles will be discussed and demonstrated in case studies of some of the world's most famous ancient sites. Students will put their learning to work by writing a paper on an archaeological site of their choosing.

Live HS

Catholic Middle Ages

Join this Medieval History course for a comprehensive overview of the European Middle Ages that helps your student understand and make connections with history and today, as well as see the connection between the Church & history.

Recorded HS

Christ and Caesar

This course will guide students through the history of the ancient world from Israel through the conversion of Rome with an emphasis on how the cultures of the classical world set the stage for the coming of Christ. Particular focus will be on ancient Persia, Greece, and Rome. Students will also study the characteristics of the Early Church and follow the growth of Christianity through the Roman persecutions to the conversion of Constantine.

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.

Recorded HS

Christ the King, Lord of History, Part Two

Using the popular Anne Carroll text, this course guides students through history from the 1500s through the 1990s. Learn history through a Catholic lens!

Live HS

Christ the King, Lord of History, Part Two

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

Recorded HS

Civil Rights in America, 1863-1968: Setbacks, Struggles, and Shockwaves

In this in-depth exploration of civil rights in the United States, you will begin with the post-Civil War era and examine segregation, Jim Crow laws, Martin Luther King’s legacy, and more.

Recorded HS

College Level United States Government and Politics, Part One

This course will present students with an in-depth look at the foundations, institution, organization, operation, and policies of the United States’ government. Part One will focus exclusively on the American political system. In particular, students will study the language of the U.S. Constitution and the theories upon which it was founded, including federalism and the separation of powers, the organization, functions, and interdependency of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, the evolution and function of the American Party System, voting, and elections in the United States, including the campaign process and various social and economic policies.