American Government: Live Online Classes

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American Government is all about the Constitution, three branches of government, election systems, and voter behavior. Students are encouraged to think about how concepts such as the separation of powers, checks and balances, and federalism apply to current events. Students will complete this class with an understanding of how the government operates and an appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship.

This class is for students in grades 9-12. It includes discussions of mature topics such as the evolving legal status of abortion, civil rights, LGBTQ rights, and marijuana.

Close-up of the Lincoln Memorial statue of Abraham Lincoln, with an inscription behind. The statue shows Abraham Lincoln seated, carved from white marble, with detailed facial features and clothing.

Our live online classes meet twice a week on Zoom and include supplemental readings, guided notes, and offline activities designed to reinforce concepts and develop critical thinking skills. Class attendance is strongly encouraged but videos of each class session will be posted for students who are unable to attend that day.

Click here for the syllabus.

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Class schedule for Spring 2027 to be announced.

Spring semester starts January 25, 2027.

$400 for the 16 week course.

Register for American Government - Live Online Classes Now

Complete the form below to register for American Government - Live Online Classes.

You will receive an invoice via email. Payment options include PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and all major credit cards.

A deposit of $100 is required to reserve your seat in the class.

The first day of class is January 25, 2027.