
AIA’s Core Academic Courses form the foundation of a well-rounded U.S. high school education. These courses help students build essential knowledge and skills across the main subject areas required for graduation and university preparation.
Our curriculum is designed to develop critical thinking, academic writing, problem-solving, and subject mastery — ensuring students are well prepared for future academic challenges.

Study forces and motion; electricity; waves; energy resources and transfers; solids, liquids and gases; magnetism and electromagnetism; radioactivity; AP Physics 1/2/C (Mechanics, E&M); Biology with Virtual Labs; AP Biology; Chemistry; AP Chemistry; Environmental Science; AP Environmental Science; Earth and Space Science; Life Science; Introduction to Marine Biology; Physical Science.

Study Algebra I/II, Geometry, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics, Statistics, Consumer Mathematics, Financial Mathematics; build quantitative reasoning and college-level calculus foundations for STEM majors.

Study Computer Science Essentials, AP Computer Science A, Computer Programming I, Robotics I; master coding, software development, and engineering skills for top tech university admissions.

Study United States History, AP U.S. History, AP World History: Modern, AP European History, World History Survey, World Geography, AP Human Geography, U.S. Government and Politics, AP U.S. Government, AP Comparative Government, AP Psychology, Economics, AP Micro/Macroeconomics, Civics; develop critical thinking and global perspective.

Study English 9-12, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature and Composition, Business English, Creative Writing, Structure of Writing, HS ESL; master academic writing, literary analysis, and college-level communication skills.

Study Spanish 1-3, AP Spanish Language and Culture, AP Spanish Literature and Culture; build bilingual proficiency for global college and career opportunities.

Study Art History and Appreciation, AP Art History, Professional Photography, Theater, Cinema & Film Production; develop creative expression and portfolio for art school admissions.

Study Principles of Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Personal Finance, International Business, Introduction to Anthropology/Astronomy/Criminology/Philosophy/Social Media/World Religions, Gothic Literature, Revolutionary Ideas in Science, Sociology, Digital Citizenship; explore personal interests and build well-rounded college applications.

Study Exploring Health Sciences, Health, Nutrition and Wellness, Physical Education; promote physical fitness, mental well-being, and lifelong healthy habits for student success.
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