Our Curriculum
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Making the Right Curriculum Choices
The right curriculum choice for your student can make all the difference. At Odyssey Online Learning, we want to make sure all of our students get a quality educational experience through the best curriculum and instruction we can offer. That is why we take the foundation of our approach very seriously.
With a curriculum of that level and instructors who want to see your student succeed, OOL is the right place to learn. There are new features and classes added on a regular basis to help make sure all students are getting the best online experience for their learning needs. The curriculum we use at OOL is designed specifically to:
- Increase student engagement and ability
- Individualize the learning experience for every student
- Ensure that students stay on track and motivated
- Align with state standards and requirements for graduation
Engaging Our Students in Unique Ways
- A virtual campus for students to explore and feel connected with others
- Interactive science labs that can get students thinking and exploring
- Flash and Discovery Education® videos to help students learn more about the world
- Audio podcasts of each lesson so students can hear the information again as needed
- A printable PDF textbook and messaging to keep in touch with instructors
- A digital notebook, forums and blogs where students can interact, update, chat and address any concerns
Individualized Learning Can Mean Better Understanding
Staying on Track is Vital to a Student's Success
A Good Education is a Quality Education
Graduation Requirements
COURSES | ODYSSEY ONLINE LEARNING | SOUTH CAROLINA FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS |
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English | 4 credits | 4 credits |
Math | 4 credits | 4 credits (1 credit MUST be higher level than Algebra 2) |
Science | 3 credits (1 credit must be Biology) | 3 credits (MUST be labs) |
Foreign Language | 1 credit (or CATE course) | At least 2 credits (MUST be in same language) |
Social Studies | 1 credit | 1 credit |
U.S. History and Constitution | 1 credit | 1 credit |
Economics | 1/2 credit | 1/2 credit |
U.S. Government | 1/2 credit | 1/2 credit |
Fine Arts | ---- | 1 credit |
Computer Science | 1 credit | 1 credit |
PE or ROTC | 1 credit | 1 credit |
Health | Must have seat time | ---- |
Electives | 7 credits (at least one course must be STEM) | Enough to graduate high school with at least one in an academic area |
Total | 24 credits | At least 24 credits |
Grade Level Status and Promotion Policy
- 9th Grade: Less than 5 credits
- 10th Grade: 5-10 credits (1 MUST be an English credit and 1 MUST be a Math credit to be promoted and considered a sophomore)
- 11th Grade: 11-16 credits (2 MUST be English credits and 2 MUST be Math credits to be promoted and considered a junior)
- 12th Grade: 17-24 credits (3 MUST be English credits and 3 MUST be Math credits to be promoted and considered a senior)
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