High School Biology is a hands-on, concept-driven science course designed to help students understand how living systems work—from the smallest molecules to entire ecosystems. Students explore how cells function, how organisms use energy, how traits are passed from one generation to the next, and how life adapts and changes over time.

Throughout the course, students participate in labs, interactive activities, guided notes, and discussions that emphasize scientific thinking rather than memorization alone. Vocabulary will be a key component.

Key topics include cell structure, photosynthesis and cellular respiration, DNA and protein synthesis, genetics, adaptations, ecology, and maintaining balance within living systems (homeostasis).

The course builds strong scientific vocabulary, data-analysis skills, and confidence in reading and interpreting biological information.

Course Level: 9th-12th

Course length: Full year

Supplies: Binder, Paper, Dividers, Graph paper, colored pencils, index cards

Monthy Tuition Fee: $65

One-Time Materials Fee: $125

Homework: Biology tends to be intense with the vocabulary and diagrams. Expect 1-2 hours of reading, study, and note taking.

Minimum/Maximum # of Students: 4 min/12 max

Teacher: Mrs. Faith Schwartz

Please Note: This price includes the first month’s tuition, the one-time materials fee, and a 3% credit card fee.