Highland Academy's course catalog refreshes each semester based on student and family needs. View the full interactive catalog — every course includes a complete description, schedule, and instructor information.
Browse this semester's full lineup of Highland Academy courses — math, science, writing, foreign language, drama, critical thinking, and more. Click any course name in the catalog to see the complete description, instructor, and schedule.
Highland Academy specializes in the subjects parents find the most challenging to tackle at home. Course offerings rotate each semester based on student demand and family input.
Highland Academy is intentionally selective about onboarding new families. Course registration only opens after both steps below are complete — so every family who registers has met with academy leadership and knows what to expect.
A relaxed conversation with academy leadership. We walk through the program, the schedule, and answer every question.
After your interview, you'll be granted access to register through the homeschool-life.com portal for the specific courses your student needs.
Send us a note about your student's grade level, interests, and what you're hoping to outsource — and we'll point you to the right courses. Or browse the full catalog and bring your questions to the family interview.
Most Highland Academy parents are committed homeschoolers. They want help with the subjects they can't comfortably teach at home — and they're not willing to compromise on rigor or values. Here's what makes Highland courses work for those families.
Algebra, Geometry, Algebra 2, and beyond — taught by instructors who specialize in the subject, with the time to actually answer questions when your student is stuck.
Biology, Chemistry, Physics — lab work that's hard to replicate at home. Microscopes, dissections, hands-on experiments, and the classroom rigor that prepares students for college science.
Composition, essay structure, research writing, and critical thinking — taught the way good writing has always been taught: with feedback, revisions, and the discipline of doing it again.
Conversational instruction with an actual peer group — the missing ingredient when homeschooling a foreign language at home. Real conversation, real progression.
Confidence, presence, and the ability to think on your feet. Drama is one of the most consistently requested courses at Highland — and one of the hardest to do as a solo homeschooler.
How to think well, argue carefully, evaluate evidence, and hold strong positions humbly. A foundational skill — and one Highland specifically teaches, not just assumes.