High School

World Green Hub High School Diploma/ SAT Program, is a six-year learning journey designed to provide students aged 11-12 with a comprehensive education that culminates in a high school diploma. Our program, starting at Grade 7 and concluding at Grade 12, is delivered through an innovative virtual platform complemented by physical Green Hubs, where students can engage in hands-on learning and community projects.

Grade 7 (Foundation Year):

• Students transition from primary education, focusing on building core academic skills and exploring new subjects.

• Curriculum centers on English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and an Introduction to Technology.

• Emphasis on developing study habits, critical thinking, and research skills.

• Engagement with environmental science and sustainability woven through all subjects.

Grade 8 (Exploratory Year):

• Students continue core subjects, with the addition of World Languages and the Arts.

• Exploration of personal interests through elective courses such as Environmental Studies, Creative Writing, and Coding.

• Development of collaborative skills through group projects and virtual lab activities.

• Participation in virtual and physical Green Hub community service initiatives.

Grade 9 (Intermediate Year):

• Consolidation of foundational knowledge in core subjects, preparing for more advanced coursework.

• Introduction to elective tracks that allow students to delve deeper into areas of interest, including STEM, Humanities, Business, and more.

• Emphasis on real-world applications of learning and the development of personal projects related to sustainability.

• Encouragement of leadership skills through student-led virtual clubs and Green Hub events.

Grade 10 (Preparation Year):

• Students begin to specialize, selecting courses that align with their future goals and the high school diploma requirements.

• Advanced coursework in chosen elective tracks, with continued core subject study.

• Opportunities for internships or mentorship experiences through the Green Hub network.

• Focus on college and career readiness, with guidance counseling and portfolio development.

Grade 11 (Preliminary Diploma Year):

• In-depth study in elective tracks, with the potential for dual enrollment in college-level courses or vocational training.

• Completion of a capstone project or extended essay that demonstrates mastery in a chosen field of study.

• Leadership roles in virtual and Green Hub communities, fostering global citizenship and environmental advocacy.

• Preparation for standardized tests (e.g., SAT, ACT) and college admissions processes.

Mathematics:

• Progressive curriculum from pre-algebra to calculus, including statistics and probability.

• Application of mathematical concepts to solve real-world problems, with a special focus on environmental data analysis and sustainable practices.

• Support for students at all levels to ensure mastery of concepts and readiness for college-level math.

Science:

• Integrated approach to physical, life, and earth sciences, with opportunities for specialization in later years.

• Hands-on experiments and virtual simulations to complement theoretical learning.

• Exploration of global environmental issues and scientific solutions to real-world challenges.

Social Studies:

• Study of history, geography, government, economics, and cultural studies to build a well-rounded understanding of the world.

• Critical examination of current events and their historical contexts, with a focus on sustainable development and global interdependence.

• Development of civic awareness and engagement through community-based projects and advocacy work.

World Languages:

• Acquisition of a second language, with a choice of languages that reflect global diversity and relevance.

• Focus on communicative competence, cultural understanding, and language as a tool for global citizenship.

Elective Subjects and Tracks:

• A variety of elective courses allow students to explore interests and potential career paths, including Environmental Science, Computer Programming, Digital Arts, Business and Entrepreneurship, and more.

• Specialized tracks guide students toward in-depth study in areas such as STEM, Humanities, Arts, or Vocational Skills.

Extracurricular Activities and Personal Development:

• Students are encouraged to participate in virtual clubs, competitions, and collaborative projects that align with their interests and contribute to their personal growth and academic portfolio.

• Leadership opportunities within these extracurricular activities help students develop skills such as teamwork, time management, and public speaking.

• Physical Green Hubs provide spaces for hands-on learning experiences, environmental projects, and community engagement activities.

College and Career Readiness:

• Career exploration activities, including job shadowing, internships, and interviews with professionals from various fields.

• College preparation workshops covering application processes, essay writing, and interview techniques.

• Personalized guidance counseling to help students make informed decisions about post-secondary education and career paths.

Community & Environmental Engagement:

• Students participate in local and global initiatives that promote sustainability and environmental consciousness.

• The Green Hub network offers opportunities for students to engage in real-world problem-solving and contribute to positive change.

• Projects and collaborations that encourage students to think globally and act locally, reinforcing World Green Hub School’s commitment to creating a greener, more sustainable future.

English Language Arts (Grades 7-12):

Grades 7-9 (Building Foundations):

• Literature: Exposure to a variety of genres including novels, short stories, poetry, and plays from diverse cultures and historical periods.

• Writing: Development of writing skills across different forms: narrative, expository, persuasive, and research papers.

• Grammar and Vocabulary: Systematic study of grammar, usage, and vocabulary expansion.

• Speaking and Listening: Opportunities for public speaking, presentations, debates, and active listening exercises.

• Media Literacy: Analysis of media sources for bias, message, and intent.

Grades 10-12 (Refinement and Specialization):

• Advanced Literature: In-depth analysis of complex texts and critical engagement with literary theory.

• Composition: Refining writing styles for academic and professional purposes, including advanced research papers and literary analysis.

• Language Conventions: Mastery of grammar, style, and rhetoric in writing and speaking.

• Oral Communication: Advanced public speaking, including persuasive, informative, and impromptu speeches.

• Media and Digital Literacy: Creating and critiquing digital content and understanding the influence of digital media.

Science (Grades 7-12 ):

Grades 7-9 (Foundational Science):

• Life Science: Cell biology, genetics, ecosystems, and evolution.

• Physical Science: Basic chemistry including atoms, elements, and reactions; introduction to physics concepts such as force and energy.

• Earth Science: Study of geology, meteorology, oceanography, and environmental science.

• Scientific Inquiry: Developing skills in the scientific method, conducting experiments, data analysis, and presentation.

Grades 10-12 (Specialized Science):

• Biology: In-depth exploration of biological systems, molecular biology, biotechnology, and ecology.

• Chemistry: Advanced chemical reactions, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, organic chemistry, and biochemistry.

• Physics: Detailed study of mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, optics, and modern physics.

• Environmental Science: (Optional) Focused study on sustainability, conservation, climate change, and human impact on the environment.

• Science Electives: Opportunities for courses such as Anatomy and Physiology, Astronomy, Marine Biology, or Forensic Science, depending on student interest.

Social Studies (Grades7-12):

Grades 7-9 (Broad Overview):

• World History: Survey of ancient civilizations through modern history, focusing on major events, movements, and figures.

• Geography: Understanding physical and human geography, mapping skills, and global interconnections.

• Civics: Basics of government, citizenship, and the role of individuals in a democratic society.

• Economics: Introduction to economic principles, personal finance, and the global economy.

Grades 10-12 (In-depth Study):

• U.S. History: (or the history of the student’s home country) Comprehensive study from the founding to contemporary issues.

• Global Studies: Examination of global issues, international relations, and the impact of globalization.

• Government and Politics: Detailed study of political systems, ideologies, and the functioning of local, national, and international governance.

• Economics: Advanced topics in microeconomics and macroeconomics, economic theory, and application.

• Social Studies Electives: Courses such as Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, or Philosophy to be offered to explore human behavior and thought.

World Languages (Grades 7-12):

Grades 7-9 (Language Acquisition):

• Introduction to Language: Basic communication skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in a chosen language.

• Cultural Studies: Exploration of the culture, traditions, and history associated with the chosen language to promote cultural understanding and appreciation.

• Language Foundations: Building a solid grammatical foundation and vocabulary base to enable simple conversations and comprehension of written texts.

Grades 10-12 (Language Proficiency and Fluency):

• Intermediate to Advanced Language Skills: Development of more sophisticated language abilities, enabling students to engage in conversations, understand native speakers, and express complex ideas.

• Literature and Media: Study of authentic materials such as literature, films, and news media in the target language to enhance comprehension and analytical skills.

• Advanced Communication: Focus on refining writing and speaking skills to achieve fluency and accuracy, preparing students for potential language proficiency examinations or certifications.

• Cultural Immersion: Virtual exchange programs, interactions with native speakers, and participation in cultural events to deepen understanding and practical use of the language in real-life contexts.