Sevenstar’s high school program expands available course options through rigorous, biblically integrated offerings—including AP®, dual credit, and a wide range of electives. Flexible solutions such as credit recovery and part-time enrollment allow students to stay on track, catch up, or move ahead, while helping schools and families support academic success at every level.
Sevenstar’s AP® courses are College Board certified, ensuring students receive high-quality instruction that prepares them for success on AP® exams and potential college credit.
Many core academic courses are available in a credit recovery format, allowing students to retake failed courses or improve their GPA. This flexible option helps keep learners on track for graduation.
Through a trusted Christian university partnership, students can earn college credit while in high school.
Enable students to develop independent learning skills, including time management and meeting deadlines
Provide flexible scheduling that accommodates employment and extracurricular commitments
Offer a wide range of electives, AP® courses, and dual enrollment options to support diverse student interests and academic goals
Allow students the flexibility to set their own course start dates
Utilize an asynchronous model that lets students work at their own pace
Provide up to six months for half-credit courses and one year for full-credit courses to be completed
Include options to delay, pause, or extend courses, giving schools the flexibility to accommodate unexpected challenges
Students explore geometry through reasoning and problem-solving while connecting math to their Christian faith, spiritual growth, and worldview development.
Algebra 1 Credit Recovery lets students improve their grade by revisiting key concepts, testing out of lessons, and mastering national math standards at their own pace.
Biology explores God’s creation through scientific inquiry and a biblical perspective. Students study living systems, engage in hands-on labs, and deepen their understanding of life’s diversity while growing in curiosity and collaboration.
In AP® English Language and Composition, students learn to be better students of English, as well as better communicators ― skills God can use both locally and worldwide. Students read prose
This course introduces students to basic ASL communication and Deaf culture. Through a biblical lens, they explore community, calling, and prayer while learning about key figures like Thomas Gallaudet and Andrew Foster.
Note: ASL 2 and 3 are also available for students who wish to continue their learning.
Apologetics equips students with a strong foundation in defending their Christian faith. The first semester covers the history and practice of apologetics from the early church to today. The second semester focuses on key topics like Jesus’ life, evangelism, creation, and the problem of evil, all rooted in the truth of Christ.
This elective introduces students to the scientific methods used in crime scene investigation. Students explore techniques like DNA analysis, toxicology, and microscopy while reflecting on God’s justice and mercy. The course combines scientific inquiry with a biblical understanding of order and design in creation.