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High School: Online School Curriculum

We all know high school can be challenging academically and socially. So why are Indiana Connections Academy (INCA) high school students succeeding and thriving?

The Key: Multi-faceted Curriculum and a Supportive School Community

Imagine a rigorous curriculum that leverages how, when, and where students learn best. Then integrate the most respected texts and online resources, innovative instructional tools, and hands-on activities into dynamic curriculum that engages every type of learner. And top it all off by offering the gamut of high school experiences:

• Core classes in math, science, language arts, and social studies.
• Extensive electives, including foreign languages, digital technology, and journalism.
• Field trips and interactive clubs, including robotics, debate, yearbook and more.
• Honors and AP Courses.
• ACT Preparation Courses.
• Support for students who need extra help.
• College-credit classes.
• NCAA approved courses: Many Connections Academy core high school courses are approved by the NCAA Eligibility Center. View a list of currently approved courses.

By combining rigor with flexibility, our curriculum makes success accessible to every student.

Just step into one of our biology classes . . .

In Monday’s LiveLesson® session, Mr. Hasteline explains how parametric equations can be used to predict a projectile’s trajectory and range. The class reviews the online textbook chapter together and later, at home, checks out a Teachlet® on parametric equations to solidify the day’s lesson. By Friday, several members of the class are integrating those math skills into their latest Robotics Club project.

Intrigued? Check out more of our high school curriculum materials.

Beyond the Curriculum—Preparing Students for College or Career

Whether college-bound or career-oriented, we make sure our students are ready for what lies beyond graduation by:

• Providing access to a full-time certified school counselor.
• Helping students create four-year academic plans.
• Guiding students as they consider college and career opportunities.