



Empowering Self-Directed Joyful Learning
High School Homeschool Offerings





2025-26 Schedule
CLASSES BEGIN AUGUST 2025​
Monday
10:30 - 12:00 -- Algebra I
Tuesday
4:00 - 5:30 -- Teen Club
Wednesday
12:30 – 2:30 – World History
3:00 - 4:00 - Algebra I​
3:00 - 4:00 - Journeys: Finding Your Path
Thursday
4:00 - 5:00 -- High School Success (1x/month)​
Friday
9:30 – 11:30 – English Language and Literature
12:30 – 2:30 – Biology with Lab
Cost:
Academic Classes: $335/semester
Lab Classes: $385/semester
Explorations: $235/semester
Worldschooling: $125 + travel
Teen Club: $40/month
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Vendors:
Dimensions Charter School
Pacific Coast Academy
Cabrillo Point Academy
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Class Location:
5454 Ruffin Road
San Diego CA 92123
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MORE INFORMATION
on LJF OFFERINGS
Email us at Info@LearningJourneysForum.com
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ACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES
English Language and Literature
English Language Arts is FULL for 2025-26.

World History
Biology Class and Lab
Biology Lab is FULL for 2025-26.


English Language and Literature is designed to meet curriculum requirements in a typical UC-approved class while also giving students opportunities to follow their own interests and goals. The class includes classic and modern literature as well as various forms of writing such as creative narratives, poetry, literary analysis, personal, formal, and persuasive essays. Classes include group discussions, fun activities to improve literary analysis and writing skills, and personalized writing conferences.
World history is a comprehensive class that covers all topics in a typical UC-approved course. In addition, students and facilitators will co-create a curriculum that includes deep dives into those topics in World History that students find most intriguing. The class will include the acquisition of knowledge as well as critical thinking and communication skills. In addition to knowledge of the topics, these classes will show how students are active participants in the making of history and how they can affect their lives and the world around them.
This comprehensive biology and lab class will cover all topics in a typical UC-approved syllabus. Using a flipped-classroom model, students will research assigned topics at home before meeting for once-a-week community learning. In class students will work with classmates and have fun completing high-quality labs, demonstrations, and activities which build on their home research. Students will be given an opportunity to choose topics they find most interesting to research more fully and share their deep-dive learning with their classmates through research and presentations.
ALGEBRA I
Class will be held
Mondays 10:30 - 12:00 and
Wednesdays 3:00 - 4:00
This standards aligned class will cover your math requirements algebra 1. There will be weekly review and solidification of foundational skills (computation, number sense) as well as the use of manipulatives and games to enhance learning. This class will use a variety of texts, online flexbooks and websites. Homework will be assigned on Mondays and Wednesdays and can be found on our Google Classroom. It must be completed and brought to the next class. Parents should support students to complete these assignments.

Learn the skills required to make high school a success!
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Our first workshop will include STUDENTS and PARENTS as we set up our learning plans and systems for the year. We will set goals, make plans for logistics such as binders, timing, and places to do homework. Parents and students will spend some time together and some time working on different skills separately!
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The following workshops will be based on student interest and need. We will talk about how to take notes, write an essay, organize a project, and more!
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We look forward to seeing you there!
Beginning of the Year
STUDENT-PARENT WORKSHOP
Wed. August 13th, 1-3pm
Organization, Goal Setting, Support
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STUDENT
HIGH SCHOOL SUCCESS
Thurs. September 18th, 4-5pm: Homework
Thurs. October 16th, 4-5pm: Note-Taking Skills
Thurs. November 20th, 4-5pm: Presentations
Thurs. January 22nd, 4-5pm: Goal Review and Setting
Thurs. February 26th, 4-5pm: Personalized Support
Thurs. March 19th, 4-5pm: Fabulous Final Projects​
2025-26
Schedule

HIGH SCHOOL SUCCESS
JOURNEYS: FINDING YOUR PATH

Is your teen searching for their path?
During this course, students will explore their interests, passions, values, and place in the world. They will consider what is important to them, their interests and purpose. And, they will learn steps to achieve that journey such as writing resumes and considering internships.
If you have questions, please email: Jill@LearningJourneysForum.com
TEEN CLUB
Location:
5454 Ruffin Road
San Diego CA 92123
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Day and Time:
Tuesdays, 4:00-5:30pm
Begins September 2024
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Cost:
Teen Club: $40/month




WORLDSCHOOLING:
TRAVEL
Learning is greatly enhanced when students can BE there! We do not yet have a specific destination in mind for 2025-26, but we are considering possibilities to enhance our world history and/or biology learning. Register for Worldschooling as a class to let us know if you are interested in learning more as we move forward in planning and decision making!
"Being able to learn under Jennifer and Jill has really benefitted my education in these last two years of high school! They provide a wonderful learning environment, and we always have fun no matter what!" ~Marlie (age 17)
"I look forward to Jen and Jill's classes every week! They are in tune with what we want to learn, and make even the most mundane subjects interesting. I never fell bored or lost in class. They are my favorite teachers and gifts to a world of boring, uninspired educators." ~Natalie (age 16)
"I CANNOT recommend Learning Journeys Forum enough. They accept (charter) funds and the classes have been life-changing for my teens. Jen & Jill have been so great with my teens, really making their transition into high school classes and a new city easier. They are astounding at accommodating different classroom needs and learning styles." ~Meg (homeschooling parent)