Programs & Tuition
A Full Range of Accredited Coursework
Students have access to a broad catalog of accredited courses across every core subject — Math, Science, Social Studies, and English/Language Arts — taught by state-certified instructors, with NCAA-approved coursework supporting student-athletes toward eligibility.
Elite Futures Academy is built with competitive student-athletes in mind — students whose training, competition, and travel schedules don’t fit a traditional school model. Our flexible, NCAA-approved coursework lets them pursue athletic goals without compromising academic rigor. And because every student’s path looks different, that same flexibility serves any family looking for a personalized, rigorous alternative to a traditional school schedule.
Beyond core academics, students can also pursue:
- NCAA-approved core courses built for college-ready rigor
- World Languages (Spanish, French, German, Japanese, American Sign Language)
- Career & Technical Education (CTE) pathways — business, health sciences, digital design
- Electives spanning the arts, technology, and humanities
- Highly accessible college credit courses through dual enrollment
A Full Range of Accredited Coursework
English 9 — Builds foundational reading, writing, and critical thinking skills through engaging literature and composition.
English 10 — Strengthens analytical writing and literary interpretation with a broader range of texts.
English 11 — Deepens literary analysis while preparing students for college-level writing expectations.
English 12 — Caps off the high school journey with advanced composition and critical reading skills.
Journalism — Teaches students to research, write, and report with clarity, accuracy, and purpose.
Speech and Debate — Builds confidence in public speaking, argumentation, and persuasive communication.
American Government (Single Semester) — A focused look at how the U.S. government works, in one semester.
American Government (Year-Long) — An in-depth, full-year study of American civics and political systems.
Economics — Introduces core economic principles and how they shape everyday decisions.
Geography and Society — Explores how geography shapes cultures, economies, and human history.
Psychology — Introduces the science of the mind and behavior through real-world applications.
US History — Traces the people and events that shaped the United States from founding to present.
World Geography — Examines the physical and cultural landscapes that define regions around the globe.
World History — Surveys major civilizations, events, and turning points across world history.
Algebra 1 — Builds a strong foundation in algebraic thinking and problem-solving.
Algebra 2 — Expands on algebraic concepts with more advanced functions and equations.
Geometry — Develops spatial reasoning and logical proof through the study of shapes and space.
Trigonometry — Explores angles, triangles, and trigonometric functions through practical problem-solving.
Precalculus — Builds advanced algebra and function skills to prepare students for calculus.
Integrated Math 1 — Introduces foundational concepts in algebra, geometry, functions, and statistics.
Integrated Math 2 — Expands algebraic and geometric reasoning through functions, equations, and problem-solving.
Integrated Math 3 — Develops advanced algebra, functions, geometry, and statistics to prepare students for higher-level math.
Biology — Explores the science of life, from cells to ecosystems.
Chemistry — Investigates matter, reactions, and the building blocks of the physical world.
Earth Science — Studies the systems that shape our planet, from weather to geology.
Environmental Science — Examines how human activity and natural systems interact and impact one another.
Physical Science — Introduces core concepts in physics and chemistry for a strong science foundation.
Physics — Explores the fundamental laws that govern motion, energy, and matter.
Spanish I — Introduces foundational Spanish vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills.
Spanish II — Builds on beginning Spanish with more advanced grammar and communication.
Spanish III — Develops fluency through deeper conversation, reading, and cultural study.
French I — Introduces foundational French vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills.
French II — Builds on beginning French with more advanced grammar and communication.
French III — Develops fluency through deeper conversation, reading, and cultural study.
Sign Language 1 — Introduces foundational American Sign Language vocabulary and communication.
Sign Language 2 — Builds on beginning ASL with more advanced signing and conversation skills.
Sign Language 3 — Develops fluency through deeper ASL conversation and cultural understanding.
Course Pricing (per semester)
- 1 class — $400
- 2–3 classes — $700
- 4–6 classes — $1,000
Class” refers to one semester of coursework. Some courses are a single semester (e.g., Economics), while others span two semesters, often labeled A and B (e.g., Chemistry A and Chemistry B), which together make up a full-year course.
Group pricing available for homeschool co-ops and sports teams — contact us to learn more.
Students can earn real college credit while still in high school, with dedicated guidance through the process, through our university partners.
Official transcript preparation and academic record-keeping for homeschool, hybrid, and traditional students.
Regular progress updates and portal access, so families stay informed throughout the year. Course accommodations coordinated with families as needed.
Interested in learning more about how these programs could work for your student?
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