Our courses cover all four core subjects for every year of middle and high school. This includes traditional courses such as Algebra and Biology and specialized courses such as Financial Mathematics, Business English, and Integrated Physics and Chemistry.

Students ready for the next step in their college and career journeys will find courses to prepare them for college entrance and Advanced Placement exams. For learners looking for an alternative graduation path, Elevate also offers courses to help prepare for the GED, HiSET, and TASC high school equivalency exams.

Career and Technical Education (CTE) Courses

When students can connect learning to real-world applications, attention and engagement improve significantly. CTE allows students to customize their educational experience to their personal interests and career aspirations. Elevate Online has a wide-range of options that span 28 career pathways. 

World Language Courses

Many state standards and most four-year colleges and universities require students to complete one to two years of world languages in high school. Students can choose from Spanish, French, German, or American Sign Language to fulfill their language requirements. 

Aligned to ELPA 21 and WIDA standards, our 6–Adult ELL courses help entering, emerging, and developing ELL students improve English-language proficiency and build content knowledge that addresses the four language modalities: listening; speaking; reading; writing.

Electives give students the opportunity to pursue topics that excite them, allowing them to develop a deeper understanding of the world around them. Students can browse and discover elective courses such as music, art, game design, and creative writing that will spark their interest. 

High School Electives

Middle School Electives

In addition to virtual live instruction, Elevate Online offers self-guided courses that are facilitated by a licensed teacher. Students receive daily support from the Elevate team and will have coursework reviewed and promptly graded. Teachers hold office hours for consultation and assistance. Facilitators, who act as advisors and tutors, will also be assigned to students.