Online High School Classes

Where class prepares homeschool students for lifelong success

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What Sets Our Classes Apart

  • Live online classes Monday-Wednesdays, no pre-recorded video lessons
  • Qualified, patient instructors with 14+ years of teaching experience
  • Structured, purposeful lessons with engaging explanations and real-world examples
  • Timely grading and feedback. Consistent communication with students and parents.
  • A safe, encouraging online classroom environment rich in discussions and student interaction
  • Course materials aligned with provincial and state standards for academic and university-level preparation
  • Designed to complement traditional school and homeschool learning

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Math for Work and Everyday Life

$645 CDN STUDENTS WILL:

  • Explore money mindset and a biblical approach to money
  • Explore career and job opportunities, create a resume, and experience mock job interviews
  • Understand gross and net income, taxes and deductions, and earning through tips and commission
  • Understand bank accounts, debits, credits, methods of payment, and reading bank statements
  • Explore budgeting including fixed, living, annual, and fun expenses. Understand surplus, deficits, and wise wealth principles such as saving and wealth building
  • Study buying and renting a house, mortgages, amortization, home and tenant insurances, tenant rules and care of property
  • Explore buying and leasing a car, monthly auto payments, repair costs, depreciation on a new car, car insurance, and gas mileage and travel costs
  • Understand credit and bad debt, paid and unpaid balances, and finance charges
  • Explore saving and investing money, compounding interest, and investment portfolio options
  • Understand health, life, medical, and disability insurance

Course content meets requirements for the Ontario Course MEL3E and the American Consumer Math Course

Textbook and shipping included in course price

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Principles of Mathematics, Grade 9 Academic & Algebra I

$710 CDN COURSE COVERS:
  • Introduction to Algebra, including translating word phrases into algebra and evaluating algebraic expressions
  • Improving Number Sense, including Real Numbers, Absolute Numbers, Positive and Negative Integers, Fractions, Decimals, Order of Operations, and Scientific Notation
  • Properties of Algebra, including simplifying Algebraic Expressions and writing formulas
  • Solving Linear Equations using the Addition Properties of Equality and Multiplication Properties of Equality
  • Understanding Slope-Intercept Form and Point-Slope Form 
  • Determine whether lines are parallel or perpendicular
  • Solving and Graphing Linear Inequalities using the Addition and Multiplication Property of Inequality
  • Solving Systems by Graphing, Substitution, and Elimination
  • Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing Monomials, Binomials, and Polynomials
  • Simplifying, solving and writing Equation for Polygons
  • Understanding Factoring with Greatest Common Factors, Coefficients of 1 and other than 1
  • Perfect Square Trinomials and the Difference between Two Squares
  • Understanding Roots and Radicals, adding, subtracting, and multiplying radicals
  • Pythagorean Theorem and Distance Formula
  • Solving Using the Quadratic Formula 
  • Data Management with Bar Graphs, Circle Graphs, Stem-and-Leaf Plots, Histograms, Box-and-Whisker Plots, Scatter Plots
  • Probability of a Single Event and Multiple Events
  • Simplifying, multiplying, and dividing Rational Expressions
  • Ratios, Proportions, and Work
  • Direct Variation
  • Introduction to Functions, Domain of Functions, Zeros of Functions
  • Graphing Parabolas in Standard Position
  • Vertical Translation of Functions and Horizontal Translations of Functions
  • Using the Parabola Vertex Formula


Course content meets requirements for the Ontario Course MPM1D Academic and the American Algebra 1 Course

Textbook and shipping included in course price

What Students and Parents are saying about Online High School Classes

“Before Algebra with Kimberly, I really struggled to understand math concepts. After a few lessons, I understood it so much and actually started to enjoy math!” – Victoria


“I learned that buying a Bugatti is a lot harder than I thought, especially if I lease it. The interest I’d pay on the lease is insane.” – Jonathan

“Prior to Math for Work and Everyday Life, I never realized just how much my parents pay. I feel better equipped for adulthood.” – Charis

“I didn’t realize how expensive life really is and how important budgeting is. You can’t just go buy whatever you want all the time.” – Victoria

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All classes are held on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays for 40 minutes. Classes are taught in English. Textbooks and shipping costs are included in the course price. Course prices are listed in Canadian Dollars.

We believe every student is capable of success. We genuinely care about supporting each child to the fullest. We invite you to contact us through our Contact page so together we can determine whether our online high school classes are right for your child.

The following technology is required for all Online High School Classes: a laptop or IPAD, internet connection, a printer, Zoom with camera on for student accountability, a headset with microphone, a scanner or a picture to PDF app such as Adobe Scan.

Upon completion of each course, Online High School Classes offers a written transcript including a final grade, full course description, and a letter of recommendation.

Online High School Classes require students to write a final exam at the end of the course. This exam must be written pen-to-paper while in the continuous presence of an approved proctor.


Who can proctor?
A proctor is any professional adult, outside of the student’s parent or legal guardian, who is willing to sit with the student to administer and supervise the writing of the final exam, ensuring that all exam procedures are properly followed. The date, time, location, and proctor are all selected by the student. Proctors must have access to a printer and scanner, and must not be related to the student.


How are exams scheduled?
Students submit their proctor’s details, including their professional email address and phone number to their teacher. Once approved, the student and proctor can mutually agree on the best date, time, and location of the exam. Then Proctors receive an email copy of the exam and policy form prior to the scheduled time. The approved Proctor and student may then proceed with the final exam as scheduled. Once the final exam is written, the proctor sends the exam back to the teacher as a scanned, clearly legible PDF document. If a student chooses a proctor who charges a fee for their services, Online High School Classes is not responsible for that fee.