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Location of classes:  
 
550 Union Mill Road
Mount Laurel Township, NJ  08054
 
Science Classes

Physical Science

Text:  Apologia Exploring Creation With Physical Science, 2nd Edition

Class meets:  Mondays, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Tuition: $350
Lab Fee: $75
 
 
This course is an introductory high school science class. Student should have completed Algebra I or be taking it concurrently as the second half of the year in Physical Science is math heavy.  Class time will be divided into a lecture time and a lab time. Most of the labs will be performed in class.  Proper lab techniques and lab writing skills will be focused on.  Student will be given a syllabus and expected to work independently throughout the week, complete assignments and turn them in in a timely manner.  Students should plan to spent at least an hour a day outside of class to stay on top of reading and assignments.  Topics covered include: Atoms and Molecules, Air, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Lithosphere, Weather, Newtons Laws, Forces, Sound and Light.

Biology

 
Class meets: Wednesdays, 11:15 am – 1:15 pm
Tuition: $400
Lab Fee: $85
 
This course is designed to give the student a comprehensive exposure to the various fields of Biology.  It will cover the 5 kingdoms with an emphasis on Kingdom Animalia and Kingdom Plantae, basic chemistry of life, cells and cellular reproduction, evolution, and ecology. This is a rigorous high school level class. The student will be expected to complete reading outside of class at the pace of one module every 2 weeks. Student should expect to spend 1-1.5 hours daily on this class.  Labs will correspond with topics covered and will be written up in a proper format and submitted for grading.  The student needs to be able to work independently and on a time table. ​​​

Chemistry

Prerequisites: Algebra 1, preferred Algebra 2 concurrently, minimum grade advanced 9th grade and older
 
Text: Modern Chemistry. Holt McDougal  (We have ten loaner books for the first ten students who sign up)
 
Class meets: Mondays, 11:15 am – 1:15 pm
Tuition: $400
Lab Fee: $85
 

This class is designed as a college prep Chemistry class (if you desire a honors level Chemistry class, please contact Mrs. Hamlin), with the same or similar text used in local high schools.  The class is mathematics centric, therefore application of Algebraic principles and formulas will be integral.  This class will prepare students for the rigors of college level classes, and will allow for a firm understanding of higher education expectations, lab principles and practices.  Experiments/labs will be performed in class, written up at home and turned in for evaluation and grading.  The student will be expected to read the text and complete homework problems.  Topics covered include but are not limited to: matter, atoms, molecules, stoichiometry, gas laws, electron structure, thermodynamics, covalent and ionic bonding, reaction rates and acid/base equilibria.  Daily minimum time spent on this subject should be 1 hour.

Materials needed: scientific calculator (recommended TI-30XS Multiview Scientific Calculator retails around $15)

Anatomy & Physiology

Prerequisites: Prerequisite recommended general Biology; 10th grade and older
 
 
Class meets: Wednesdays, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Tuition: $400
Lab Fee: $85
 
This class builds upon the principles and learnings from general Biology, specifically regarding Human Anatomy and Physiology. This class will prepare students for a rigorous science curriculum, with expectations for out-of-class reading, preparation and studying. Practical application labs will be performed in class and expected to be completed at home. Memorization of medical terms and definitions will be required for the class. Topics covered include: gross anatomy, chemical processes in the body, histology, cytology and neurophysiology. Daily minimum time spent on this subject to cover readings, homework and labs should be 1-1.5 hours.
Math Classes

Algebra 2

(Prerequisite is Saxon Algebra 1 or Algebra 1 and Geometry of another curriculum)

Text:  Saxon Algebra 2,  3rd ed. 

Class meets: Mondays and Wednesdays, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Tuition: $400 
  • Class size: Minimum of 2 students   (to be determined on August 1)

Algebra 2 is a high school course and will cover concepts of linear equations, inequalities, graphs, matrices, polynomials and radical expressions, quadratic equations, functions, exponential and logarithmic expressions, sequences and series, probability and trigonometry. The student is expected to keep up with homework assignments to enhance their understanding of the material. Some class time will be available to go over problems and any questions the student may have. 

Texas Instrument scientific calculator is required (TI-30XS recommended).

Civics Classes

American Political Systems

 
Class meets:  Wednesdays, 11:15 am – 1:15 pm
 
Tuition:  $400
 
A historical and modern hybrid look at the foundation of the Government and the impact on the American people today!  This course looks at the American founding documents, the American political parties, the branches of the government and so much more.  Do not miss this great class for a great price!  
Business Classes

Intro to Economics

 
Class meets:  Wednesdays, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Start Date:  Fall 2021
 
Tuition: $210 (1 semester)
 

“At the heart of Basic Economics is what has always been there…a presentation of economics in plain, straightforward language, without the jargon, graphs, or equations that dominate too much of most other economic writing.”  –  Thomas Sowell

Ever wondered how economies work, how they impact one another, or how they impact our personal lives?  We will explore the basic concepts, ideas and foundations of economics, from supply and demand to international economics and implications of a global community.  This economics class is a single semester, with a recommendation of Intro to Marketing in the 2nd Semester of the school year.   

The material will be presented both online and in-person (hybrid learning).  This class will consist of tests, homework, formal writing, and presentation/discussion for grading purposes.

Expectations: 

  • Extensive reading and research Ability
  • Ability to access online material.
  • Outside of class expectations will be 30 – 45 minutes per day.
  • Moderate writing Expectations with at least two formal writing assignments.
  • Must possess the ability to research and apply in-class, online and self-sourced information into class discussions and writings.
  • Public speaking will be expected for presentation of research material

Intro to Marketing

 
Class meets:  Wednesdays, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Start Date:  Spring 2022
 
Tuition: $200 (1 semester)
 

“There are four activities, or components, of marketing:

  1. The process of collaborating with suppliers and customers to create offerings that have value.
  2. Communicating. Broadly, describing those offerings, as well as learning from customers.
  3. Delivering. Getting those offerings to the consumer in a way that optimizes value.
  4. Trading value for those offerings.”

As a follow up to Intro to Economics and/or the Intro to Business, Intro to Marketing is a one semester class that will challenge students to CREATE, COMMUNICATE, DELIVER and EXCHANGE!  This marketing class will include writing a marketing plan.

This will include marketing basics, market planning, buying patterns, segmentation and more!  Intro to Marketing will prepare students for the world of business and social media and prepare them to make an immediate impact when making business decisions, keeping customer behaviors and consumption in mind.   

Expectations: 

  • Extensive reading and research ability
  • Ability to access online material.
  • Outside of class expectations will be 45 minutes per day.
  • Writing expectations with at least one formal writing assignments.
  • Test taking (two tests will be mandatory)
  • Must possess the ability to research and apply in-class, online and self-sourced information into class discussions and writings. Including applying readings to current events and being ready to discuss.  
  • Public speaking will be expected in class.

Intro to Business

 
Class meets:  Wednesdays, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Start Date:  Fall 2021
 
Tuition:  $200 (1 semester)
 

“Whether you want to obtain part-time employment to pay college and living expenses, begin your career as a full-time employee, or start a business, you must bring something to the table that makes you different from the next person.” 

No matter what your life-path is, today’s students will be placed into a world that will require at least rudimentary business understanding, if not more.  This course is designed to start students on the path to a better understanding of the world of business and the impact of business on them.  This will include management tasks and functions, human resources, recruitment, basic marketing (followed up in the 2nd semester with Intro to Marketing) and basic accounting and book keeping! 

The class will culminate with a project to write a business plan for a new start up business, including business projections and market evaluations. 

Expectations: 

  • Extensive reading and research Ability
  • Ability to access online material.
  • Outside of class expectations will be 30 – 45 minutes per day.
  • Moderate writing expectations with short answer questions, short answer test questions and business plans.
  • Must possess the ability to research and apply in-class, online and self-sourced information into class discussions and writings.
  • Public speaking will be expected for presentation of research material

Online Classes

E=MC2 offers online classes
Science Classes

Biology

 
Class meets:  Thursdays  (Starting September 9, 2021)
Time:  3:30 – 5:30 PM
Tuition: $200 (see add-ons for additional options)
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  Labs (Separate cost) will be via video and maintained as a separate classroom experience.  

This course is designed to give the student a comprehensive exposure to the various fields of Biology.  It will cover the 5 kingdoms with an emphasis on Kingdom Animalia and Kingdom Plantae, basic chemistry of life, cells and cellular reproduction, evolution, and ecology. This is a rigorous high school level class. The student will be expected to complete reading outside of class at the pace of one module every 2 weeks. Student should expect to spend 1-1.5 hours daily on this class.  Labs will correspond with topics covered and will be written up in a proper format and submitted for grading.  The student needs to be able to work independently and on a time table. 

 

Chemistry (H)

Prerequisites: Algebra 1, preferred Algebra 2 concurrently, minimum grade advanced 9thgrade and older
 
 
Class meets: Thursdays (Starting September 9, 2021)
Time: 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Tuition: $200 (see add-ons for additional options)
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  Labs (Separate cost) will be via video and maintained as a separate classroom experience.  

This class is designed as an honors level Chemistry class, with the same or similar text used in local high schools.  The class is mathematics centric, therefore application of Algebraic principles and formulas will be integral.  This class will prepare students for the rigors of college level classes, and will allow for a firm understanding of higher education expectations, lab principles and practices.  Experiments/labs will be performed in class, written up at home and turned in for evaluation and grading.  The student will be expected to read the text and complete homework problems.  Topics covered include but are not limited to: matter, atoms, molecules, stoichiometry, gas laws, electron structure, thermodynamics, covalent and ionic bonding, reaction rates and acid/base equilibria.  Daily minimum time spent on this subject should be 1.5 hours. 
 
Materials needed: scientific calculator (recommended TI-30XS Multiview Scientific Calculator retails around $15)

Physical Science

Text:  Apologia Exploring Creation With Physical Science, 2nd Edition

Class meets:  Tuesdays  (Starting September 7, 2021)
Start Date:  3:30 – 5:00 PM
Tuition: $200
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  Labs (Separate cost) will be via video and maintained as a separate classroom experience.  

This course is an introductory high school science class. Student should have completed Algebra I or be taking it concurrently as the second half of the year in Physical Science is math heavy.  Class time will be divided into a lecture time and a lab time. Most of the labs will be performed in class.  Proper lab techniques and lab writing skills will be focused on.  Student will be given a syllabus and expected to work independently throughout the week, complete assignments and turn them in in a timely manner.  Students should plan to spent at least an hour a day outside of class to stay on top of reading and assignments.  Topics covered include: Atoms and Molecules, Air, Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Lithosphere, Weather, Newtons Laws, Forces, Sound and Light.

Anatomy & Physiology

Prerequisites: Prerequisite recommended general Biology; 10th grade and older
 
 
Class meets:  Tuesdays  (Starting September 7, 2021)
Start Date:  1:00 – 3:00 PM
Tuition: $200
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  Labs (Separate cost) will be via video and maintained as a separate classroom experience.  

This class builds upon the principles and learnings from general Biology, specifically regarding Human Anatomy and Physiology. This class will prepare students for a rigorous science curriculum, with expectations for out-of-class reading, preparation and studying. Practical application labs will be performed in class and expected to be completed at home. Memorization of medical terms and definitions will be required for the class. Topics covered include: gross anatomy, chemical processes in the body, histology, cytology and neurophysiology. Daily minimum time spent on this subject to cover readings, homework and labs should be 1-1.5 hours.

Math Classes

Algebra 2

(Prerequisite is Saxon Algebra 1 or Algebra 1 and Geometry of another curriculum)

Text:  Saxon Algebra 2,  3rd ed. 

Class meets: Fridays (Starting September 10, 2021)
Time: 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Tuition: $200 (see add-ons for additional options)
  • Class size: Minimum of 2 students   (to be determined on August 1)

Algebra 2 is a high school course and will cover concepts of linear equations, inequalities, graphs, matrices, polynomials and radical expressions, quadratic equations, functions, exponential and logarithmic expressions, sequences and series, probability and trigonometry. The student is expected to keep up with homework assignments to enhance their understanding of the material. Some class time will be available to go over problems and any questions the student may have. 

Texas Instrument scientific calculator is required (TI-30XS recommended).

History Classes

US History (H)

 
Class meets:  Tuesdays  (Starting September 7, 2021)
Time:  1:00 – 3:00 PM
 
Tuition:  Click here to see AMAZING Pricing (Full prices is $175, but you can buy one session or five and get specialized pricing.  Click the link to see all the session choices!)
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

This is a class to journey through the History of the United States of America.  We will learn about the native people of America and this class will take us right up to the Civil War of the United States.  We will learn important people, places, dates and developments that formed the nation.  
 
The course will be writing and test evaluated.  We will learn how to write a research paper that includes primary and secondary sourcing, thesis development, outlining and formatting.  Tests will consist of multiple choice, short answer and reading comprehension, an excellent preparation for standardized testing.  
 
This class will require extensive reading, writing and discussion.

World History

Glencoe World History, Spielvogel, Jackson J. ISBN 10: 0078801435 / ISBN 13: 9780078801433

Class meets:  Thursdays  (Starting September 9, 2021)
Start Date:  3:30 – 5:00 PM
 

Tuition:  Click here to see AMAZING Pricing (Full prices is $175, but you can buy one session or five and get specialized pricing.  Click the link to see all the session choices!)

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom. 

This course will be a guided tour through the history of the world and civilizations.  We will look at current theories of early man and walk through the ages of our development and the impact we have had over the course of our history.  We will study major inventions, developments, governments and impact of major events.  This course is designed for 8-11th grade and will require intensive reading and writing.  The initial writing will be guided and will include a lesson on “writing for history”, primary and secondary sourcing, outlining and thesis development.  
 
This course will introduce students to the joys of history and writing and will help them prepare for college level classes.  
Civics Classes

American Political Systems

 
Class meets:  Fridays  (Starting September 10, 2021)
Start Date:  1:00 – 2:30 PM
 
Tuition:  Click here to see AMAZING Pricing (Full prices is $175, but you can buy one session or five and get specialized pricing.  Click the link to see all the session choices!)
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

A historical and modern hybrid look at the foundation of the Government and the impact on the American people today!  This course looks at the American founding documents, the American political parties, the branches of the government and so much more.  Do not miss this great class for a great price!  
Business Classes

Intro to Economics

 
Class meets:  Tuesdays  (Starting September 7, 2021)
Time:  3:30 – 5:00 PM
 
Tuition: $105 for one semester class
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

“At the heart of Basic Economics is what has always been there…a presentation of economics in plain, straightforward language, without the jargon, graphs, or equations that dominate too much of most other economic writing.”  –  Thomas Sowell

Ever wondered how economies work, how they impact one another, or how they impact our personal lives?  We will explore the basic concepts, ideas and foundations of economics, from supply and demand to international economics and implications of a global community.  This economics class is a single semester, with a recommendation of Intro to Marketing in the 2nd Semester of the school year.    

Expectations: 

  • Extensive Reading and Research Ability
  • Ability to access online material.
  • Outside of class expectations will be 30 – 45 minutes per day.
  • Moderate Writing Expectations with at least two formal writing assignments.
  • Must possess the ability to research and apply in-class, online and self-sourced information into class discussions and writings.
  • Public speaking will be expected for presentation of research material

Intro to Business

 
Class meets:  Thursdays  (Starting September 9, 2021)
Time:  3:30 – 5:30 PM
 
Tuition:  $105 for one semester class
 

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

This class will address and teach the basic principles and ideas of business.  This will include basic math for book keeping, it will also include extensive reading, project work and writing.  Syllabus, sources and text is currently being considered.  

Intro to Marketing

 
Class meets:  Tuesdays  (2nd Semester – after Econ and/or Business)
Time:  3:30 – 5:30 PM
 
Tuition: $105 for one semester class
 
Meant to be taken with Introduction to Business, but can be taken as a standalone class.  

Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

This class will address and teach the principles and ideas of marketing.  There will be required reading, writing at a high school level and quizzes/tests.  The final will consist of a project, which will be a marketing plan and presentation.  Syllabus, sources and text is currently being considered.  
Elective Classes

Classical Philosophy

 
Class meets:  Fridays (Starting September 10, 2021)
Time:  3:00 – 4:30 PM
 
Tuition:  $105 (1 semester)
 
Classes will be held via ZOHO Classroom, a secure and private online classroom.  

Philosophy is the fundamental study of the nature of life, knowledge, existence and morality.  It is a blurring of the lines between physics and metaphysics, science and religion.  In this class we will look at some classical philosophers and the philosophies that they are responsible for. 

We would be covering the teachings and ideas of the some of the following (and more):

  • Plato
  • Aristotle
  • Boethius
  • Niccolò Machiavelli
  • Rene Descartes
  • Thomas Hobbes
  • Baruch de Spinoza
  • John Locke
  • David Hume
  • Immanuel Kant
  • Thomas Paine
  • Kierkegaard
  • Friedrich Nietzsche
  • Bertrand Russell
  • Jean Paul Sartre
  • Thomas Kuhn
  • John Rawls

“The only thing I know is that I know nothing” – Socrates

Expectations: 

  • Extensive reading and research ability
  • Ability to access online material.
  • Outside of class expectations will be 30 – 45 minutes per day.
  • Moderate writing Expectations with at least two formal writing assignments.
  • Must possess the ability to research and apply in-class, online and self-sourced information into class discussions and writings.
  • Public speaking will be expected for presentation of research material
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On-Demand: Introduction to Civics

E=MC2 is offering five inexpensive online sessions to introduce basic government and civics!  

Purchase the entire series for $18 or purchase single sessions!  

 

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On-Demand: Impeachment (History and Process)

During this unusual time in the history of the United States E=MC2 will be offering a 45-minute online session on the history and the process of impeachment.  

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LOW PRICE: $4

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Sessions take a look at test taking tips and hints, hints for each section of the SAT, guided help on taking each section, and how to put it all together!  

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SAT Preparation On-Demand
Six one hour recorded sessions, to walk students through tips, tricks and ideas for taking the SAT. Also sessions on each section of the SAT to help improve test scores! Low price of $50 Once Registered and payment is received an invite will be sent for each session in our online classroom. This will allow students to move at their own pace.
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