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Course Objectives

By the end of the course, students will be able to

  • Objective 1
  • Objective 2
  • Objective 3
  • Objective 4
  • Objective 5
  • Objective 6

Required Materials

  • Requirement 1
  • Requirement 2
  • Requirement 3

Module Topics

  • Unit 1
  • Unit 2
  • Unit 3

Accreditation

Laurel Springs meets the highest standard of academic excellence. We are fully Accredited by the Western Association of Schools & Colleges (WASC) and Cognia. We offer a broad catalog of courses approved by the NCAA Division I & II and the University of California A-G.

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    Students have 24/7 access to their coursework, meaning they can progress academically at any time of day and from anywhere in the world. Whether your child’s love for learning intertwines with their passion for athletics, performing arts, or computer science, our programming fully accommodates their lifestyle.

  • What do students need to be successful in online courses?

    Nothing beats a go-getter attitude! Students at Laurel Springs thrive by embracing independence, mastering time management, and practicing self-discipline. Every child should be prepared to utilize technology and their required course materials, and families are encouraged to take advantage of the tailored support offered by our in-house counselors, admissions team members, and teachers.

  • My child needs a course that's not available for purchase online. How can I access the full catalog?

    We're working hard to add our entire course portfolio for online purchase, but for now we're limited. We have a robust Program of Study (Course Catalog) ready for purchase through our dedicated Admissions Team. We encourage you to call 866-708-0871 to choose your course and finalize your tuition payment. View Course Catalog

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    After paying your non-refundable application fee, you will have seven days to review your order with an Admissions Coordinator before being charged the remaining balance for course tuition.

  • How diverse is Laurel Springs’ curriculum?

    For over 30 years, we have successfully met the unique needs of students across the world. Our community features college-bound athletes, professional ballerinas, entrepreneurs, theatrical performers, accelerated learners, and every type of student in between. We offer 230+ college-prep courses, 86 world language courses, 60 Honors and AP courses, 169 NCAA-approved courses, and 309 UC a-g-approved courses.

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Students build on their knowledge of geography, civics, and political societies beginning with the world as it was in the 1500s followed by the natural unfolding of events from the explorations, the establishment the colonies, the colonial era leading up to the causes of and including the French and Indian War and The Revolutionary War. The development of American government from a confederation to a constitutional one, the launching of the Republic, through the War of 1812, the growth and development of the nation through the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark exploration on through Manifest Destiny and the Mexican War will follow. Students will explore the changes in the nation from immigration and abolition issues to the Civil War and Reconstruction, westward expansion, to the development of the U.S. as a world power and into World War One. They will explore the 1920's, the Great Depression and World War Two.
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