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High School Courses
Advanced Placement
AP Art History
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP Gov /Politics: Comparative**
AP Computer Science A
AP Environmental Science
AP European History
AP French Language
AP Human Geography
AP English Language
AP English Literature
AP Macroeconomics*/**
AP Microeconomics*/**
AP Music Theory
AP Physics B
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
AP Spanish Language
AP Govt. & Politics: U.S.**
AP U.S. History*
AP World History
Career & Technical Education
Banking and Investing
Basic Agricultural Science and Tech.
Beginning Programming
Broadcast Video Prod. I
Business Comm. and Presentation
Business Essentials
Business Procedures
Computer Applications I
Computing in the Mod. World
Financial Literacy
Foundations of Engineering and Tech.
Fundamentals of Web Design
Introduction to Healthcare Science
Introduction to Law and Justice
Marketing Principles
Principles of Accounting I
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AP classes are only offered fall and spring sessions, not during the summer session.
**This course is worth .5 Carnegie units and is only offered in semester format, not in block format.
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World Languages
Chinese I
Chinese II
French I
French II
French III
German I
German II
Japanese I
Japanese II
Japanese III
Latin I
Latin IILatin III
60.3710000 Spanish I
60.3720000 Spanish II
Math
Adv. Alg./Trig.
Algebra I
Algebra II
Algebra III
Concepts of Algebra
Concepts of Problem Solving
Discrete Math**
Euclidean Geometry
Informal Geometry
Math I: Alg., Geo. & Stat.*
Math I Support (Elective)
Accelerated Math I: Geo., Alg. II & Stat*
Math II: Geo., Alg. II. & Stat. *
Math II Support (Elective)
Math for Money Management
Pre-Calculus-Analysis
Statistics**
Accelerated Math II: Alg, Geo. & Stat. (Available Spring 2011)*
Math III: Adv. Alg. & Stat.
Math III Support (Elective)
Language Arts
9th Literature/Comp. *
10th Literature/Comp.
Advanced Composition**
American Lit./Comp.*
Contemporary Literature
English Literature/Comp.
Journalism I
Mythology**
Speech
World Literature/Comp.
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*This course (second semester or block) requires an End of Course Test. For public school students, this test is scheduled and given at their local schools. For private and home school students, this test is scheduled and given at locations throughout the state.
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Social Studies
American Government**
Anthropology
Asian Studies
Constitutional Theory**
Economics*/**
Ethnic Studies
Psychology
Sociology
U.S. History*
U.S. & World Affairs**
World Geography
World History
Science
Anatomy & Physiology
Astronomy
Biology I *
Chemistry I
Earth Systems
Environmental Science
Forensic Science
Oceanography
Physical Science*
Physics
Health & P.E.
First Aid and Safety**
Health**
Personal Fitness**
Test Preparation
SAT Preparation**
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Offering a Variety of Course Schedules...
Each semester, Georgia Virtual School offers high school courses in both block (1.0 Carnegie unit) and semester (.5 Carnegie unit) format to meet various school and student needs. For fall and spring semesters, students can enroll in high school classes any time within a 4 week designated period or enroll in a 9 week mini-semester. Summer school offers students an opportunity to enroll in a 5 or 6 week session.
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