This section includes courses for students in grades 9 through 12.
Students most truly observe and appreciate the wonder of mathematics when they learn to transfer their concrete mathematical knowledge to abstract algebraic generalizations. A primary goal in Algebra I at […]
Latin is alive and lively in Latin 1! Students explore how an inflected language works while developing translation skills and exploring Roman culture. The ancient Romans and their practices come […]
Building upon the foundation of Latin 1, students in Latin 2 review the basics of Latin grammar and proceed to more complex grammatical constructions. Students refine their translation skills by […]
In TGC 3, students engage the Great Conversation by studying some of the most influential writings and events that shaped the modern world, beginning with the Protestant Reformation. Students continue […]
This course is designed for students who begin The Great Conversation courses in ninth or tenth grade and can benefit from a survey of ancient works before moving on to […]
Students in Fundamentals of Academic Writing practice the trajectory of the writing process from prewriting, drafting, revising and editing to final submission by mastering the skills of the first three […]
In this course, students refine their composition skills and begin to develop a personal “voice” with the help of robust and personalized feedback provided by the instructor and their peers. […]
In Honors Logic, students develop the habits of orderly, God-centered thinking. As they cover the essential concepts and principles of classical logic, students continue to master the science and art […]
Dynamic, engaging instruction defines Geometry at Wilson Hill. This course provides students with the tools required to engage analytically with their everyday surroundings as they develop spatial reasoning and problem-solving […]
Algebra 2 builds on the foundation of Algebra 1 and provides students deeper insight into and a greater appreciation for mathematical models. Students develop and practice higher-level abstract thinking and […]
In this introductory physics course, students master the basic tools of physics. By considering questions like “What is sound and how does it travel through the air?” or “What is […]
In this rigorous physical science course, students master the fundamental concepts of physics and introductory concepts in chemistry, including computational and analytical skills. As students explore questions like -why does […]
In this complete first-year high school chemistry course, students examine the properties of, and interactions between, different types of matter. Throughout the course, students gain hands-on laboratory experience by performing […]
In this accelerated first-year chemistry course, students who have demonstrated an aptitude and enthusiasm for studying science examine the properties of, and interactions between, different types of matter. Throughout the […]
Students in AP® Chemistry expand on and deepen their understanding of material mastered in a prior high school chemistry course. The College Board has formally authorized this course to carry […]
Latin 3 students study the final elements of Latin grammar and begin to explore the beautiful world of Latin poetry. By translating increasingly complex sentences, including unedited passages written by […]
Advanced Placement® Latin is a rigorous, college-level course designed for students who intend to take the Latin Advanced Placement® exam. Students follow a College Board-approved syllabus as they study the […]
Greek 1 introduces students to the Ancient Greek language, which encompasses that of Biblical (Koine) Greek, and simultaneously explores Greek culture in the 4th and 5th centuries B.C. Students learn […]
Students in Greek Readings pursue reading proficiency and improve their grammar through prose composition exercises. Half of the readings include selections from classical authors such as Herodotus, Aesop and Homer, […]
Spanish 1 students focus on mastering the grammar and vocabulary necessary to establish a firm foundation on which to build. They explore the history, geography and culture of the Spanish-speaking […]
In this intermediate Spanish course, students build on the grammar foundation established in Spanish 1. They focus on the logical and analytical aspects of effective communication and proper use of […]
In this advanced Spanish course, students develop a more natural rhetorical grasp of the language. They enjoy a variety of ongoing opportunities to practice the communication skills learned in Spanish […]
Advanced Placement® Spanish is a college-level Spanish course that is designed for students who intend to take the AP Spanish Language and Culture Exam. The course will be equivalent to […]
This college-level course surveys the history of painting, sculpture and architecture from the cave paintings of Lascaux to the splatterings of Jackson Pollock. Students gain a Christian understanding of the […]
This college-level introductory course endeavors to give students a deeper understanding of how data is gathered, displayed and analyzed so that they can begin to engage a culture and society […]
Pre-Calculus is an honors-designated college preparatory course, ideal for students who have demonstrated an aptitude for mathematics. It combines knowledge of algebra, with its equations and functions, and geometry, with […]
AP Calculus inspires students to appreciate the power and beauty of math. In this college-level introductory course, students learn differential and integral calculus to prepare for the AP® Calculus AB […]
In this introductory biology course, students examine from a biblical worldview the nature of life and the chemical basis of living cells. Using classical methodology, students learn to think critically […]
In Honors Biology, students who have a strong foundation in high school chemistry, in particular, and physics will eagerly apply their knowledge in the study of biology as they examine […]
Students in AP® Biology expand on and deepen their understanding of material mastered in a prior high school biology course. The College Board has formally authorized this course to carry […]
This course is being revised and revived for the 2026-27 school year. The goal is to provide a rigorous fourth science class for students who have completed the “basic” sequence […]
Students in AP® Physics expand on and deepen their understanding of material mastered in a prior high school physics course, preparing them for success in their pursuit of science, engineering […]
TGC 4 takes students deeper into the works of many of the same authors covered in TGC 1. Taught alongside several books of the Bible, the primary source writings challenge […]
As in TGC 2, students in TGC 5 engage the Great Conversation as it unfolded during the Middle Ages but through a deeper study of some of the most influential […]
TGC 6 challenges upper level School of Rhetoric students to discuss how the people, ideas and books from the Modern Era have brought us to our present day. Using various […]
Rhetoric I introduces students to the concepts and practical principles of the ancient art of rhetoric, the third part of the classical Trivium. Drawn largely from Aristotle’s Rhetoric and Quintilian’s […]
Rhetoric 2/Senior Thesis is designed to be a capstone experience for Wilson Hill seniors. The course represents the culmination of the student’s training in the arts of grammar, dialectic and […]
This course explores the biblical, theological, and philosophical origins and development of government and economics throughout time leading up to the American founding and formation thereafter. Government is examined during […]
Students in AP® US History survey the full sweep of United States history from pre-Columbian to recent America. This college-level course is thematic, emphasizing how we should understand our history […]
People throughout all time have wrestled with the tough questions of life: How can a good God exist while evil ravages the world? What does Christianity have to do with […]
This course is designed to give students a thorough introduction to the worldviews that have shaped modern (and postmodern) man as reflected in several major literary works of the 20th […]
Junior Classical League is an extracurricular club for all secondary (grades 7–12) Latin and Greek students (FOL+) who wish to broaden their classical language education while socializing with friends and […]
Junior Classical League is an extracurricular club for all secondary (grades 7–12) Latin and Greek students (FOL+) who wish to broaden their classical language education while socializing with friends and […]
This course will introduce the habits of a successful student by working through a range of topics such as setting up a workspace, time and task management, note taking and […]
This is the self-paced version of our live summer course. This course will introduce the habits of a successful student by working through a range of topics such as setting […]
This is a self-paced Algebra 1 refresher course intended for students who need to improve or refresh their Algebra 1 skills before entering Geometry or Algebra 2 in the fall. […]
This self-paced course is designed to meet the needs of students who are registered for WHA Chemistry or WHA Honors Chemistry but have not taken the prerequisite WHA Physics 1 […]
This self-paced course is designed to give students an overview of the concepts and terminology they will need to be successful in the WHA AP® Biology course. It is primarily […]
Note: This course may be revamped slightly in light of changes for 2025-26 in the Logic & Composition sequences. See the Recommended Course of Study for details. This is a […]
This Rhetoric 2 Readiness Self-Paced course introduces students to the central concepts and practical principles of the ancient art of rhetoric which will be necessary for advancing on to Rhetoric 2/Senior Thesis. This course […]
More Than a Teacher SAT Prep is hosted by Wilson Hill Academy teachers John Choi and Kaye Pepin. This course helps students boost their confidence and reach their goals. Registration […]
This Latin 2 proficiency exam can be used for placement (Latin 2 or Latin 3) or to satisfy the graduation requirement of “Latin proficiency through Latin 2.” Students new to […]