Tara Learning Center Courses, 2019-2020
See the Course Catalog for more information on each course. A printable version of the 2019-2020 course schedule is available below. General registration for the 2018-2019 academic year has now closed.
Early registration for the 2019-2020 academic year (for current and returning TLC students) begins in January 2019. Regular registration for 2019-2020 classes begins in February 2019.
Note that students must be rising 7th graders and at least 12 years old by September 1 to register for 7th grade classes. See the Course Catalog for the required grade levels and/or prerequisites for individual classes.
Early registration for the 2019-2020 academic year (for current and returning TLC students) begins in January 2019. Regular registration for 2019-2020 classes begins in February 2019.
Note that students must be rising 7th graders and at least 12 years old by September 1 to register for 7th grade classes. See the Course Catalog for the required grade levels and/or prerequisites for individual classes.
Any additional expenses (textbooks, lab fees, materials, etc.) are noted in the course description. A 20% tuition discount is applied for enrolling in three or more classes per family. (Call the office for more information about this.)
All classes meet once per week for 90 minutes, except for Physics classes, which meet for 2 hours.
The World Literature/Writing (Honors) Course, which is primarily designed for students who have completed the American and/or British Literature courses, is an advanced self-study literature and writing course. The tuition is $50/quarter if paying quarterly or $90/semester if paying by semester. See the course description for more information.
All classes meet once per week for 90 minutes, except for Physics classes, which meet for 2 hours.
The World Literature/Writing (Honors) Course, which is primarily designed for students who have completed the American and/or British Literature courses, is an advanced self-study literature and writing course. The tuition is $50/quarter if paying quarterly or $90/semester if paying by semester. See the course description for more information.
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Registration Fee
Tuition |
$50/student/academic year
4 Quarterly Payments $100/course/quarter $400/course/year |
$75/student/academic year (if registering after May 15, 2019)
2 Semester Payments $170/course/semester $340/course/year |
Course Schedule
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If you would prefer to download and print the schedule:
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Time |
Course |
Course |
Course |
9:30-11:00 AM |
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11:00 AM-12:30 PM |
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Algebra I (Leanne Caldwell, Gr. 8-12) |
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12:30-1:00 PM |
Lunch Break |
Lunch Break |
Lunch Break |
1:00-2:30 PM |
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Algebra II (Leanne Caldwell, Gr. 10-12) |
Wednesday
Time |
Course |
Course |
Course |
9:30-11:00 AM |
Physical Science (Karen Scott, Gr. 7-10) |
Composition/Literature II (Tom Rogers, Gr. 9-12) |
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11:00 AM-12:30 PM |
Chemistry (Karen Scott, Gr. 9-12) |
American Literature (Tom Rogers, Gr. 10-12) |
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Time |
Course |
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World Literature (Honors) (Tom Rogers, Gr. 11-12, prerequisite: American and/or British Literature) |
TLC classes are generally small and sometimes fill quickly. If a class is full, we will indicate it here. You may still register for a full class; if you do so, your student will be placed on a waiting list, and you will be notified (i) if an opening becomes available or (ii) if an additional section of that subject is offered. If an additional section of a class is offered, we will indicate it here and notify anyone on a waiting list for that class.
Bear in mind that many courses (e.g., Physics, Composition/Literature I and II, Physical Science, British and American Literature, U.S. Government/Economics, U.S. History, etc.) are normally offered every other year. Thus, if a class you need is not offered this fall, it will probably be offered the following year.
†World Literature/Writing (Honors) is a self-study course, designed by the student and graded by the instructor, and thus has no set class period. See the course description for more information. This course is intended for advanced students in Composition and Literature who have completed at least one -- and preferably both -- upper-level TLC Literature Survey courses (i.e., American Literature and British Literature).
Bear in mind that many courses (e.g., Physics, Composition/Literature I and II, Physical Science, British and American Literature, U.S. Government/Economics, U.S. History, etc.) are normally offered every other year. Thus, if a class you need is not offered this fall, it will probably be offered the following year.
†World Literature/Writing (Honors) is a self-study course, designed by the student and graded by the instructor, and thus has no set class period. See the course description for more information. This course is intended for advanced students in Composition and Literature who have completed at least one -- and preferably both -- upper-level TLC Literature Survey courses (i.e., American Literature and British Literature).
Planning Ahead? |
Probable TLC Courses for 2020-2021 |
Social Studies |
Geography (Gr. 7-9) U.S Government/Economics (Gr. 10-12) |
Language |
Spanish I (Gr. 7-12) Spanish II (Gr. 8-12) Spanish III (Gr. 9-12) |
Science |
Biology (Gr. 8-12) Chemistry (Gr. 9-12) Advanced Biology (Gr. 11-12) Physics (Gr. 11-12) |
Composition and Literature |
Composition/Literature I (Gr. 7-9) Survey of British Literature (Comp/Lit IV) (Gr. 10-12) World Literature (Honors) (Gr. 11-12) |
Mathematics |
Algebra I (Gr. 8-12) Geometry (Gr. 9-12) |
Electives |
TBD |