The GoodLife Learning Summer Honors Academy offers accelerated programs consisting of rigorous, fast-paced, graded courses taught at the high-school honors levels. Depending on the course selection, classes are held two to three times a week, for three-hour learning sessions, totaling 18-54 hours of instruction. Some courses cover an entire single semester or full academic year worth of curriculum, while in others, curricular objectives are outlined in correlation to the academic skills and content expectations pertinent to the course. All courses provide students with both an academically challenging and personally rewarding experience.
Summer Honors Academy courses are best for students interested in studying a subject in-depth, with quality instructors. Additional independent work is required and necessary in order to meet the course objectives. Classes are organized into small groups of up to six students and all course materials are supplied, including a syllabus outlining topics and assignments.
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Courses Run July & August

Algebra II & Trigonometry Honors

Algebra II & Trigonometry Honors covers: systems, equations, polynomial arithmetic, complex numbers, solutions of quadratic equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, sequences, series, graphs of polynomial functions, conic sections, and concepts in trigonometry, including trigonometric identities. Algebra II & Trigonometry Honors is a full-year course in an accelerated format.

(PREREQUISITE: Algebra I & Teacher Recommendation)

Schedule: 12 sessions (3 hours per day, 2 days a week) 36 total hours of instruction. First session
meets the beginning of June to assign independent work prior to the start of the course in July.

Cost: $1,600

How to Succeed in AP Classes

Advanced Placement (AP) courses offer students college-level work while in high school. The College Board has created course guides that may include prerequisites, extended reading, or learning beyond the scope of the school-day curriculum. In that vein, some AP teachers ask students to complete work over the summer to prepare for their courses, ensuring a smoother transition into the material come September.

To support those AP requirements, we offer small group programs that will assist the students in breaking down the assignments, completing the objectives, and assisting in methods of cumulative learning. These courses are designed specifically to meet the needs of the individual course and requirements.

Schedule: 3 Week & 6 Week options, details vary by specific AP course.

Cost: $750 – $1,500 depending on length of the course

Preparation for the New Digital SAT

This course is ideal for the student who has done little to no preparation thus far for standardized tests. The SAT is now an adaptive test that is presented in two modules of Reading & Math. Depending how the students do on the first set of test questions affect the difficulty of the subsequent set of test questions. The intention of this preparation course is to jumpstart the practice and review process, showing students what is necessary in order to feel prepared and confident for the SAT. This curriculum will cover test strategies, content review, and 2 Full-Length Practice tests. Additionally, we will outline an individualized plan for continued independent practice in the specific areas that are pertinent for the student’s desired success.

Schedule: 6 weeks, 2 days per week, 3 hours per day, 36 total hours of instruction.

Cost: $1,500

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