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    High School at Penn

    The High School Program at Penn School offers a rigorous curriculum that will provide students with a solid educational foundation that prepares them for college and the modern workforce. Our wide array of electives allows students to explore their personal interests in preparation for their college major and/or career path.

  • Enrollment Types

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    Single Courses

    Rolling Admission
    Start Anytime
    Full Access to Course Catalog.

    9th - 12th

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    Full-Time

    Rolling Admission
    Start Anytime
    Diploma Seeking Track

    6 Courses Per Year

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    Dual-Diploma

    Rolling Admission
    Start Anytime
    Diploma Track

    > International only

    > 5 credit minimum

  • Course Catalog

    Discover our core courses for high school students.

    Bold indicates it is required for graduation

    Asterisk (*) indicates it is a half-credit course

     

    Click to Download the Full Course Catalog

  • OUR TEACHERS

    Our teachers are all certified and have

    acquired all the necessary education,

    training, and experience to effectively

    connect with and inspire our students,

    create a positive learning experience,

    and use a variety of teaching methods

    to meet the diverse needs of their

    students.

  • Graduation Requirements

    Full-time students are required to complete 21 CREDITS to fulfill graduation requirements.

    Students must earn a minimum of a 2.0 GPA for all cohort years.

    For dual-diploma requirements, visit our International Page.

  • Course Mapping by Grade

    Full-time students with Penn School (9th-12th) will earn 24 total high school credits, surpassing the graduation minimum of 21.

     

    Transfer students will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

     

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    Language Arts 9

     

     

    Physical Science

    or Biology

     

     

    World

    History

     

     

    Pre-Algebra

    or Algebra I

     

     

    Health

     

     

    Any Elective

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Language Arts 10

     

     

    Biology

    or Chemistry

     

     

    United States

    History

     

     

    Algebra I

    or Geometry

     

     

    Art

     

     

    Any Elective

     

     

     

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    Language Arts 11

     

     

    Chemistry

    or Science Elective

     

     

    World Geography

    or Soc. Studies Elective 

     

     

    Geometry

    or Algebra II

     

     

    Foreign Language

     

     

    Any Elective

     

     

     

     

     

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    LA 12 or AP English

     

     

    Science

    Elective

     

     

    Social Studies

    Elective

     

     

    Algebra II

    or Math Elective

     

     

    Any Elective

     

     

    Any Elective

     

     

  • Dual-Diploma at Penn School

    For Internationa Students Only

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    American Literature and History

    This is a 2 credit course

    The American Literature and History course explores the intersection of literature and history from 1600 to the modern era, examining how key historical events shaped and were reflected in literary movements. Students will analyze foundational texts, engage in critical writing and research, and study major historical developments, including the Great Depression, World Wars, Civil Rights Movements, and America’s rise as a global superpower.

     

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    Electives

    Choose 4 credits (up to 8 courses)

    Students can choose from our diverse elective courses to explore personal interests and prepare for college and career paths. Most electives are half-credit courses, allowing students to take up to eight, all of which must be for original credit and cannot be taken at their local school internationally.

     

    Asterisk (*) indicated a 0.5 credit course.

     

    • English:
    • Contemporary Novels *
    • Speech*
    • Journalism*
    • AP English Language & Composition
    • AP English Literature

     

    • Science:
    • Anatomy & Physiology
    • Earth Science
    • Marine Science*
    • Physics
    • Renewable Energy *
    • Space Explorations *
    • AP Chemistry
    • AP Biology
    • AP Physics
    • Math:
    • Accounting *
    • Calculus
    • Consumer Math
    • Pre-Calculus
    • Social Studies:
    • Business Law *
    • Psychology
    • Sociology *
    • Ethnic Studies*
    • World Geography & Cultures
    • American Government *
    • Civics*
    • Economics *
    • Health & Fitness:
    • Nutrition *
    • Personal Fitness*
    • First Aid *
    • Health: Living Your Best Life *
    • Health: Mental Health & Well-Being *

     

    • The Arts:
    • Music Appreciation *
    • Theater Studies *
    • Advanced Drawing *
    • Art Appreciation *
    • Art History *
    • Basic Drawing *
    • Beginning Painting*
    • Graphic Design *
    • Business & Technology Electives:
    • Basic Web Design *
    • Computer Basics *
    • Digital Media *
    • Entrepreneurship & Small Business *
    • Financial Literacy *
    • Intro to Artificial Intelligence *
    • Intro to Business *
    • Intro to Java Programming *
    • Robotics: Applications and Careers *
    • Social Media Business Marketing *
    • Startups and Innovation *
    • World Languages:
    • Spanish I or II
    • French I or II
    • Personal Development
    • Character Education *
    • Career Planning*
    • Personal Leadership *

     

  • Program Benefits

    High School at Penn School offers many advantages not possible at traditional brick-and-mortar school.

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    Quick Facts

     

    Who can apply?

    Penn School's high school program accepts any high-aged students eligible for 9th through 12th Grade. Students must be under the age of 20.

     

    What support do students receive from their teachers?

    ALL courses include full support from our Teachers and Counselors. Students have a certified teacher for every course available by phone, audio/video chat, instant message or email. Students also have an academic advisor we assign for any other questions, problems, or issues.

     

    When can students apply and/or enroll?

    Rolling admission means students can enroll at any time

     

    Is the coursework accredited?

    Yes! For more information regarding accreditation and standards, please visit our accreditation page.

     

    Does the student need to be logged in at a particular time every day?

    No! Students will be given 24/7 access to their virtual classroom. This offers parents and students the freedom to set their own schedules and learning pace.

     

  • Not Ready to Apply Yet?

    Reach out for more info about our High School program.

    We look forward to helping!

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