In this Live Online Course students will gain a targeted review of the last half of Elementary Algebra (Jacobs). (Recommended for grade 7. May be taken in grades 7-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the ancient world and other important works. (Recommended for grade 7. May be taken in grades 7-12.)

In this course, students test the validity of syllogisms as well as learn the informal fallacies, truth tables, and formal proofs in an effort to aid students in the worship of God, who is Logic Himself.

Math-U-See Algebra I meets the Algebra I requirement for the VSA Associate and Standard Level diploma only.

Our Novare Physical Science course exercises minds while establishing foundational science skills. Using the Novare curriculum, students develop skills in mathematics, English, and measurement.

Our Earth Science course uses the Novare curriculum to echo Micah 6:8, spurring students to walk humbly before the Creator and to do justly toward His creation.

Join the Yearbook club and help create a piece of living history that you can hold in your hand! At its inception, the yearbook committee determined to call the VSA yearbook Legato, which is generally understood to mean "in a smooth and flowing manner without breaks between notes" and in Italian ...

The VSA Apologetics Club is an organization focused on wrestling with some of the deepest questions found in the Christian worldview while having fun and interacting with friends from all over the globe.

In this Live Online Course students will fine-tune previously learned Latin skills as they focus on translating selections from Caesar and other classical texts. This course is eligible for dual enrollment credit for junior and senior diploma students. (May be taken in grades 7-12.)

The Art History Live Online Course is taught through a biblical lens and covers a general survey of Western art history, from the caves of Lascaux to the artists of the twenty-first century.

The purpose of the Computer Programming club is to learn how to write computer programs, starting from the basics and building up to 2D computer games you can play and share with your friends.

Spanish Club will offer different activities where we will put into practice all that we have learned in VSA's Spanish courses.

In this Live Online Club students will study three categories: Latin for Fun, Latin for Academic Pursuits, and Latin for Service.

In this Live Online Club students will work to better implement the practice of using God's word to prepare and equip us for our spiritual battles.

In this Live Online Club, students will look at famous historical problems and how different fields of math helped to solve them!

In this Live Online Club students will be introduced students to basic camera skills such as shooting in various modes and conditions. They will learn proper terminology and experiment with various techniques while working on photographing people, animals, landscapes, and more.

In this Live Online Course students will continue building on the material from Latin Transition I.

In this Live Online Course students will learn signed numbers, exponents, and roots; absolute value; equations and inequalities; scientific notations; unit conversions; polynomials; graphs; factoring; quadratic equations; direct and inverse variations; exponential growth; statistics; and probabil...

In this Live Online Course students will study informal and deductive logic with a more relaxed approach than Logic I. Logic (the logical fallacies) is a "paradigm" discipline by which we evaluate, assess, and learn other subjects.

This Live Online Course is intended for students who haven't yet gotten a basic timeline of history and for those who would benefit from a transition class from the grammar school program to the rigors of Omnibus.

In this Live Online Course students will cover works from and about the modern world and other important works.

(Recommended for grade 9. May be taken in grades 7-12.)

In this Live Online Course students will develop the skill of reading and understanding great literature.

In this Live Online Course students who have taken little or no Latin will benefit from the Latin Alive! text.

In this Live Online Course students will focus on more complex grammatical concepts such as participles, the indirect statement, the subjunctive mood, a variety of clauses, and the comparison of adjectives and adverbs.

(Recommended for grade 8. May be taken in grades 8-12.)