Course catalog
Pre-Algebra
* Final bill for Blue Ridge families will be $500 per Year Long Course Selection
To make your selection for purchase use the "Semester Course Descriptions" dropdown below.
Students may enroll in one semester or for the full year at a discounted rate.
Semester One: Live classes begin on August 29, and January 11 is the final day to submit projects and assignments.
Semester Two: Live classes begin on January 23, and June 2 is the final day to submit projects and assignments.
*All courses are nonsectarian.
Colorado Skies Academy
Learners can commit to a club or try out different offerings. We have punch pass options that will save families money and give learners flexible scheduling.
IMPORTANT: Clubs run from 1-3 hours, and every hour is one punch; for example, a one hour club is one punch, and a two hour club is two punches, etc. Please read the club descriptions to find the specific length.
Digital Punch Cards will be tracked by after-school staff, and they expire at the end of the school year. Parents will be kept informed of their child’s card balance.Additional cards can be purchased during the year.
ALL PUNCH PASSES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.
- $250 for 20 punches ($12.50 per punch)
- $150 for 10 punches ($15 per punch)
- $80 for 5 punches ($16 per punch)
- Daily Drop-in Rate ($25)
Mondays
Drone Soccer Club - Drone Soccer is taking flight at CSA! This team sport will allow our learners to apply aerospace engineering and computer science to an exciting after-school club. Come learn how to fly and repair drones. The club will take place on the Exploration of Flight grounds. The club meets for two hours per week (2 punches).
PLEASE NOTE - Drone Soccer may become a school sport later in the year and be removed from WorldOver’s club list. For the first quarter, the club will meet seven times.
CSA Plane Spotting Club - This club offers Aviation information, plane spotting, aircraft identification, memorizing the aviation alphabet, and possibly the use of the Boeing Blue Sky Gallery. First, this club will teach about aircraft and the information needed in a classroom setting. Then plane-spotting will start the week of Labor Day from the school recess area. The requirements for the club are: interest in aviation knowledge, respect for others, willingness to listen to those older and younger than themselves, and a willingness to learn and enjoy! The club meets for one hour per week (1 punch).
Tuesdays
Conversational Spanish Our club facilitator will join us from her home in Mexico! Learners will build a practical foundation of high-frequency vocabulary and common phrases, which will prepare them for various everyday situations. The club meets for one hour per week (1 punch).
Wednesdays
Chess Club - Playing chess increases problem-solving and logic skills. Join us for a friendly game and occasional competitions. The club meets for one hour per week (1 punch).
Thursdays
Board Game & VR Gaming Club Learners can enjoy a variety of board games to play or join in on some multiplayer VR games. Learners can choose from the selection of board games the school has to offer or bring in their own. For VR participants, a Quest or Quest 2 headset is mandatory and must be provided by the learner. Initial VR game selections will be, but are not limited to: Gym Class - Basketball VR, V-Speedway and Horizon Worlds. Club meets for one hour per week (1 punch).
Fridays
Movie Club - End your week with popcorn and a movie. Movie themes include aviation, space, science fiction, and social-emotional connections. Learners will engage in activities and discussions based on the movie chosen. Movie Club meets for three hours per week (3 punches).
When a learner is picked up more than 15 min. late, they are subject to an additional punch on their pass. However, in the case of an emergency, this may be waived.
$350.00 – $600.00
- Grade Level(s): 6,7,8,9,10,11
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Meeting Times:
Mondays and Wednesdays - 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PT
Course Information
Semester 1
Learners will practice using mathematical operations, ratios, proportions, and percentages. Topics include: solving problems with integers, rational numbers, irrational, and real numbers, the use of variables, properties of numbers and of equality, solving equations and inequalities, and simplifying polynomial equations. Learners complete projects using functions that assign one output for each input, and they understand that functions describe situations where one quantity determines another. They solve real-life problems and graphically represent a function by plotting the input and output values on a coordinate plane.
Semester 2
Learners apply knowledge about distance and angles — how they behave under translations, rotations, reflections, and dilations. They identify congruent figures and analyze two-dimensional figures to solve problems. Learners prove that the sum of the angles in a triangle equals 180 degrees. Using the Pythagorean Theorem, learners solve real-life problems. Using ratios and proportions, they construct similar triangles. Learners decompose a square and prove that the Pythagorean Theorem is true; they apply the theorem to find the distances between points on the coordinate plane, find lengths, and analyze polygons. Learners also calculate the volume of cones, cylinders, and spheres.
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