Course Catalog and Learning Skills

Fishburne approaches the teaching of Learning Skills as an integral part of the Academic Program. We have found that students learn and apply “learning techniques and strategies” more readily if he sees an immediate and useful application for these skills. To accomplish this objective, Learning Skills are taught within the context of regular classes.

English

English 7-12, Honors English 10-12, and Dual Enrollment Composition.

Mathematics

Middle School Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Calculus.

Science

Life Science, Physical Science, Biology (Honors and Dual Enrollment), Chemistry (Honors and AP), Honors Physics, Environmental Science (Honors).

History \ Social Studies

World Geography, World History, History 10 (Honors), US History, Dual Enrollment US History, Government (Honors).

JROTC Leadership Education

Leadership Education Training I-IV with a focus on Citizenship, Leadership, Social and Communication Skills, Physical Fitness and Wellness, Geography and Civics.

Technology \ STEM Courses

Coding, 3D Model and Design, Cyber Security, Computer Applications Dual Enrollment: Information System and Information Litercy, and Principles of Information Systems.

World Languages

Spanish I and II. We can proctor language courses online through The Keystone School and Brigham Young University Independent Stud y.

Summer Session Schedule

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday		Wednesday Only
0610	First Call \ Make Bed	0610	First Call \ Make Bed
0630–0710	Physical Training (W, F)	0630–0710	Physical Training (W, F)
0715–0740	Personal Hygiene \ Barracks Clean Up	0715–0740	Personal Hygiene \ Barracks Clean Up
0745–0825	Breakfast	0745–0825	Breakfast
0825	Accountability Formation	0825	Accountability Formation
0830–1140	1st Class (breaks each hour)	0830–1140	1st Class (breaks each hour)
1145–1240	1st Class (breaks each hour)	1145–1240	Lunch
1245	Accountability Formation	1245	Accountability Formation
1250–1600	2nd Class (breaks each hour)	1250–1600	2nd Class (breaks each hour)
1615	Accountability Formation	1605-1830	JROTC Adventure Training
1620–1720	Athletics	1605-1830	JROTC Adventure Training
1730–1800	Dinner	1835–1905	Dinner
1800–1900	Personal Time \ Retreat	1910–2035	Study Hall
1905–2035	Study Hall	1910–2035	Study Hall
2035–2135	Personal Time \ Room CQ (closed quarters)	2035–2135	Personal Time \ Room CQ
2200	TAPS/ Lights Out	2200	TAPS/ Lights Out

Saturday		Sunday
0900	First Call \ Make Bed	0900	First Call \ Make Bed
0930	Reveille (1st Formation)	0930	Reveille (1st Formation)
0935–1030	Breakfast	1000	Brunch
1035	Weekend Activities	1040	Church Formation
1700–1745	Retreat \ Dinner	1100–1200	Church or Character Development
1745–2300	Personal Time	1200–1300	Personal Time
2300	Room CQ	1300	Accountability Formation
2315	TAPS \ Lights Out	1305–1650	Town Pass \ Personal Time
		1700–1755	Retreat \ Dinner
	Weekend Activities	1800–1955	Personal Time
	Each Saturday, a trip will be offered to the cadets. In the past these have been: Shenandoah Caverns, Skyline Paintball, Kings Dominion, and Massanutten Water Park. These are subject to change. The third weekend (July 17-18) is typically considered an open weekend. Students are able to take leave (go home) on this weekend.	2000–2130	Study Hall
		2200	Room CQ
		2215	TAPS \ Lights Out