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500+ accredited courses, K–12
Educational Path
A Curriculum Built for Growth
At FreeQuest Academy, we believe education should nurture both academic achievement and personal growth.
Our approach is built on two essential pillars: genuine flexibility and academic excellence. Students progress at their own pace while exploring their interests and strengthening their individual talents.
Each project is thoughtfully designed by expert educators to foster critical thinking, creativity, and independent problem-solving. The result is a learning experience that is engaging, challenging, and truly meaningful.
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500+ accredited courses, K–12
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Organized by FreeQuest year, K5 through Y12. Choose a year to see its subjects.
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Foundational number sense, counting, shapes, and early problem-solving.
Early literacy: letter recognition, phonics, and beginning reading/writing.
Hands-on introduction to the natural world through observation and simple experiments.
Introduction to community, family roles, and the world around the child.
Basic motor skills, movement, and cooperative play.
Basic hygiene, safety, and healthy habits.
Introduction to color, shape, and creative expression.
Addition/subtraction basics, place value, and simple measurement.
Phonics-based reading, sight words, and simple sentence writing.
Observation-based exploration of living things, weather, and materials.
Family, school, and community roles and responsibilities.
Coordination, balance, and basic game skills.
Personal hygiene, nutrition basics, and safety habits.
Basic drawing, color mixing, and craft techniques.
Two-digit operations, early multiplication concepts, and time/money basics.
Fluency building, comprehension strategies, and paragraph writing.
Life cycles, simple physical science, and basic ecosystems.
Maps, communities, and citizenship basics.
Team games, fitness basics, and motor skill development.
Nutrition, hygiene, and emotional wellness basics.
Expanded drawing, painting, and 3D craft projects.
Multiplication/division fluency, fractions introduction, and geometry basics.
Reading comprehension of longer texts and structured paragraph writing.
Introduction to forces, habitats, and the scientific method.
Local and regional history, geography, and government basics.
Sport-specific skills and physical fitness routines.
Personal wellness, safety, and healthy relationships.
Art techniques and introduction to art history concepts.
Early digital literacy and computer basics for young learners.
Multi-digit operations, fractions/decimals, and introductory geometry.
Analytical reading, grammar, and essay-style writing.
Earth science, energy, and simple machines.
State/national history and geography.
Team sports strategy and personal fitness goals.
Nutrition, body systems basics, and healthy decision-making.
Introductory digital media, keyboarding, and coding skills.
Fraction/decimal operations, volume, and pre-algebra reasoning.
Critical reading, research skills, and multi-paragraph writing.
Ecosystems, matter, and introductory physical science.
US/world history overview and civic responsibility.
Advanced motor skills and fitness assessment.
Puberty education, wellness, and safety topics.
Ratios, pre-algebra, and integer operations. Also available as short state-test-aligned tutorials.
Literary analysis, grammar mastery, and expository writing.
Life, earth, and physical science survey topics.
Ancient civilizations, world geography, and civics basics.
Adolescent health, hygiene, and decision-making skills.
Pre-algebra concepts: proportional reasoning, expressions, and equations.
Literary genres, argumentative writing, and vocabulary development.
Life science and earth/space science topics.
Medieval world history and regional geography.
Pre-algebra/early algebra: linear equations and functions.
Persuasive writing, literary analysis, and research skills.
Physical/life/earth science survey, comprehensive science topics.
General middle-school-level electives and career-exploration modules offered across grades 6-8.
First year of formal algebra, building the foundation for all later high-school math.
Introduction to high-school literature analysis and composition.
Typically the first high-school lab science: life science, physical science, and earth/space science.
World history and geography survey courses.
Beginner-level foreign language instruction.
Geometric reasoning, proofs, and spatial relationships.
Deeper literary analysis and expository/persuasive writing.
Typically the second lab science: chemical reactions, matter, and the periodic table.
Intermediate foreign language instruction, building on Level 1.
Advanced algebraic functions, exponentials, and introductory statistics.
American literature focus and college-level composition skills.
Physics and advanced-placement lab sciences.
US history survey and introductory social-science electives.
Advanced conversational and cultural fluency.
Capstone math courses: pre-calculus, calculus, and AP-level statistics.
British/world literature focus and college-prep writing.
Capstone and AP-level science electives.
Government, civics, and economics — preparing students for civic and financial life after graduation.
Beyond the year-by-year plan
No fixed year. Usually offered as electives throughout high school.
Elective courses on fitness, health careers, and personal wellness.
Career-readiness pathways, generally offered in the later years of high school.
Foundational English instruction for students who are new to the language.
Standardized-test and admissions-exam preparation.
Diagnostic and standards-practice tools that adjust to each student's level. They reinforce the main courses rather than replace them.