Courses offered in 2024-2025 and Summer Session 2025 are listed in the table below.

Click to read about MNOHS honors courses and honors diploma options (PDF).

If you don’t see a course you need in the term you need it, please contact us. If you don’t see the course you want or need listed at all, you may be eligible for project based learning (PBL) through MNOHS or for college classes through the Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Program (PSEO). Please see the bottom of this page for a description of the PSEO program.

About the MNOHS course schedule

During the school year, 16-week semester courses (0.5 credit) are divided into two parts. Each part is a quarter (8 weeks) in length. Students typically take one part at a time, earning 0.25 credits each quarter.  Courses listed below as 0.25 credit are only one quarter long. 

Our Summer Session is eight weeks long.  Semester courses are offered at an accelerated pace.

Courses offered
Fall Semester 2024
Courses offered
Spring Semester 2025
Courses offered
Summer Session 2025
Math – Core Courses
Essential Math A (0.5)
Essential Geometry (0.5)
Consumer Math (0.5) 
Algebra 1.5 A (0.5)
Applied Statistics (0.5)
Applied Geometry A (0.5)
Applied Geometry Survey (0.5)
Geometry A (0.5)
Algebra 2 A (0.5)
Algebra 2 A with Statistics (0.5)
Beginning Algebra (0.5)
Math – Core Courses
Essential Math B (0.5)
Consumer Math (0.5)
Beginning Algebra (0.5) 
Algebra 1.5 B (0.5)
Applied Statistics (0.5)
Applied Geometry B (0.5)
Applied Geometry Survey (0.5)
Geometry B (0.5)
Algebra 2 B (0.5)
Algebra 2 B with Statistics (0.5)
Math – Core Courses
Algebra 1.5 B (0.5)
Applied Geometry Survey (0.5)
Geometry B (0.5)
Applied Statistics (0.5)
Algebra 2 B (0.5)
Algebra 2 with Statistics A and B (0.5 each)
Math Electives
Introduction to Computer Programming (0.5)
Quantum Computing (0.5)
Discrete Math (0.5)
Preparing for Post-Secondary Math (0.25, Q2)
Precalculus A (0.5)
Calculus A (0.5)
AP Calculus A (0.5)
Math Lab (0.5)
Artificial Intelligence (0.5)
Math Electives
Introduction to Computer Programming (0.5)
Quantum Computing (0.5)
Discrete Math (0.5)
Preparing for Post-Secondary Math (0.25, Q4)
Precalculus B (0.5)
Calculus B (0.5)
AP Calculus B (0.5)
Artificial Intelligence (0.5)
Math Electives
Precalculus A and B (0.5 each)
Science – Core Courses
Astronomy – Earth & Space (0.25, Q1)
Geology – Earth & Space (0.25, Q2)
Biology A (0.5)
Chemistry and Technology (0.25, Q1 or Q2)
Chemistry in the Body (0.25, Q2)
Physics B (0.5)
Science – Core Courses
Meteorology – Earth & Space (0.25, Q3)
Hydrology – Earth & Space (0.25, Q4)
Biology B (0.5)
Chemistry of Everyday Products (0.25, Q3)
Chemistry in the Environment (0.25, Q4)
Physics B (0.5)
Science – Core Courses
Astronomy – Earth & Space (0.25)
Geology – Earth & Space (0.25)
Meteorology – Earth & Space (0.25)
Hydrology – Earth & Space (0.25)
Biology A and B (0.5 each)
Chemistry of Everyday Products (0.25)
Chemistry in the Environment (0.25 )
Chemistry in the Body (0.25)
Physics A or B (0.5 each)
MNOHS does not offer a full year of Chemistry or Physics in summer.
Science Alternates and Electives
Food Science (0.25, Q2)
Anatomy and Physiology (0.25, Q1)
Forensic Science (0.25, Q2)
Garbology (0.25, Q1)
Extinction (0.25, Q2)
Science Alternates and Electives
Biology of Companion Animals (0.25, Q4)
Forestry (0.25, Q3)
Forensic Science (0.25, Q4)
Water (0.25, Q3)
Stars (0.25, Q4)


Science Alternates and Electives
Forensic Science (0.25)
Forestry and Biology of Companion Animals (0.25 each)
Anatomy & Physiology and Food Science (0.25 each)
Language Arts – Core Courses  
Essential Language Arts (0.5)
Myths and Legends A (0.5)
Explorations in Literature A (0.5)
American Literature A (0.5) 
American Literature Survey A (0.5)
Language Arts – Core Courses  
Essential Language Arts (0.5)
Myths and Legends B (0.5) 
Explorations in Literature B (0.5) 
American Literature B (0.5)
American Literature Survey B (0.5)
Language Arts – Core Courses  
Myths and Legends B (0.5) 
Explorations in Literature B (0.5)
American Literature B (0.5)
American Literature Survey B (0.5)
English Survey B (0.5)
World Literature B (0.5)

Language Arts Electives
English Survey A (0.5)
World Literature A (0.5) 
Effective Writing (0.5)
Creative Writing (0.5)
Language Arts Electives
English Survey B (0.5)
World Literature B (0.5)
Effective Writing (0.5)
Journalism (0.5) 
Research Learning (0.5)
British Literature (0.5)
Language Arts Electives
Effective Writing (0.5)
Social Studies – Core Courses
Civics (0.5)
World Geography (0.5)
U.S. History A (0.5)
World History A (0.5)
Economics (0.5)
Social Communication (0.5)
Life Skills Foundations (0.5)
Social Studies – Core Courses  
Civics (0.5)
World Geography (0.5)
U.S. History B (0.5) 
World History B (0.5)
Economics (0.5)
U.S. Government (0.5)
Social Communication (0.5)
Life Skills Foundations (0.5)
Social Studies – Core Courses
World Geography (0.5)
U.S. History A and B (0.5 each)
World History A and B (0.5 each)
Economics (0.5)
U.S. Government (0.5)
Social Studies Electives
Popular Culture (0.5)
Social Studies Electives
Psychology (0.5)
Social Studies Electives
Popular Culture (0.5)
Psychology (0.5)
Arts  
Elements of Music: From Bach to the Blues (0.5)
Guided Study in Music (0.25/quarter)
AP Music Theory (0.5)
Video Production (0.5)
Graphic Design (0.5)
Science – Core Courses
Elements of Music: From Bach to the Blues (0.5)
Guided Study in Music (0.25 – for students whose individual lessons are continuing in summer)
Intro to Music Theory (0.5)
Video Production (0.5)
Visual Arts (0.5)
Media Arts (0.5)
Arts
Elements of Music: From Bach to the Blues (0.5)
Guided Study in Music (0.25 – for students whose individual lessons are continuing in summer)
Intro to Music Theory (0.5)
Graphic Design (0.5)
Visual Arts (0.5)

Health/Physical Education  
Health Issues and Choices (0.5)
Physical Education (0.5)
Health/Physical Education  
Health Issues and Choices (0.5)
Physical Education (0.5)
Health/Physical Education  
Health Issues and Choices (0.5)
Physical Education (0.5)
World Languages  
Advanced Chinese 1 A (0.5)
Advanced Chinese 2 A (0.5)
AP Advanced Chinese Language and Culture A (0.5)
Spanish 1 A (0.5)
Spanish 2 A (0.5)
Spanish 3 A (0.5)
Spanish 4 A (0.5)
World Languages  
Advanced Chinese 1 B (0.5)
Advanced Chinese 2 B (0.5)
AP Advanced Chinese Language and Culture A (0.5)
Spanish 1 B (0.5)
Spanish 2 B (0.5)
Spanish 3 B (0.5)
Spanish 4 B (0.5)
World Languages  
Spanish 1 A and B (0.5 each)
Spanish 2 A and B (0.5 each)
Spanish 3 A and B (0.5 each)
Spanish 4 A and B (0.5 each)
Career and Technical Education Courses
Career and Educational Planning (0.5)
Work Experience (0.5)
PBL in Real Estate Career Exploration (0.25, Q1)
Intro to Real Estate Careers (0.25/quarter)
Real Estate Career Licensing (0.25/quarter)
Entrepreneurship (0.25, Q1)
Entrepreneurial Projects (0.25, Q2)
Career and Technical Education Courses
Career and Educational Planning (0.5)  
Work Experience (0.5)
Intro to Real Estate Careers (0.25/quarter)
Real Estate Career Licensing (0.25/quarter)
Entrepreneurship (0.25, Q3)
Entrepreneurial Projects (0.25, Q4)
Career and Technical Education Courses
Career and Educational Planning (0.5)  
Work Experience (0.5 – for students who are already employed)
Community-Based Learning
Project Based Learning (0.5)
Student Leadership (0.5)
Community-Based Learning
Project Based Learning (0.5)
Student Leadership (0.5)
Community-Based Learning
College Readiness Courses
Advisory: Ramp-Up to Readiness (0.25)
Reading Lab (0.5)
Online Learning Skills (0.25, Q1 and Q2)
Advanced Reading Lab (0.5)
Academic Enrichment Workshops (0.5)
Wellness Skills (0.5)
College Readiness Courses
Advisory: Ramp-Up to Readiness (0.25)
Reading Lab (0.5)
Online Learning Skills (0.25, Q3 and Q4)
Advanced Reading Lab (0.5)
Academic Enrichment Workshops (0.5)
Wellness Skills (0.5)
College Readiness Courses
Special Education  
Essential Skills (0.25-0.5)
Essential Language Arts (0.5)
Essential Math (0.5)
Essential Geometry (0.5)
Consumer Math (0.5)
Math Foundations (0.5)
Social Communication and Organization (0.5)
Transition Skills (0.5)
Essential Financial Skills (0.25, Q1)
Financial Skills (0.25, Q2)
Work Experience (0.5)
Reading Foundations (0.5)
Life Skills Foundations (0.5)
Foundational Skills (0.5)
Special Education  
Essential Skills (0.25-0.5)
Essential Language Arts (0.5)
Essential Math (0.5)
Consumer Math (0.5)
Social Communication and Organization (0.5)
Transition Skills (0.5)
Essential Financial Skills (0.25, Q3)
Financial Skills (0.25, Q4)
Work Experience (0.5)
Reading Foundations (0.5)
Life Skills Foundations (0.5)
Foundational Skills (0.5)
Special Education
Advanced Placement Courses
AP Calculus A (0.5)
AP Advanced Chinese Language and Culture A (0.5)
AP Music Theory (0.5)
Advanced Placement Courses
AP Calculus B (0.5)
AP Advanced Chinese Language and Culture B (0.5)

 
About the PSEO program

Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) is a program that allows 10th-, 11th- and 12th-grade students in Minnesota to earn both high school and college credit while still in high school, through enrollment in and successful completion of college-level nonsectarian courses at eligible participating postsecondary institutions. Most PSEO courses are offered on the campus of the postsecondary institution; some courses are offered online. Each participating college or university sets its own admissions requirements for enrollment in the PSEO courses.

Eleventh and 12th-grade students may take PSEO courses on a full- or part-time basis. Tenth graders are eligible to enroll in PSEO on a more limited basis (see “More info” section below). Students must meet the PSEO residency and eligibility requirements and abide by participation limits specified in Minnesota Statutes, section 124D.09. If a school district determines a pupil is not on track to graduate, she/he may continue to participate in PSEO on a term by term basis.

There is no charge to PSEO students for tuition, books or fees for items that are required to participate in a course. Students, however, may incur fees for equipment that becomes their property when the course or program is completed, textbooks that are not returned to the postsecondary institution according to their policies, or for tuition costs if they do not notify their district by May 30 and the district does not waive this date requirement.

Funds are available to help pay transportation expenses for qualifying students to participate in PSEO courses on college campuses. For more information on these funds, please see the PSEO Mileage Reimbursement Program Instructions on the Minnesota Department of Education website.

If you are interested in PSEO, begin by contacting the college admission office to discuss the enrollment process and admission requirements.  Also speak to your MNOHS counselor.  MNOHS will provide information about PSEO to all enrolled students and their families by March 1, every year.  MNOHS students must notify their MNOHS counselor by May 30 if they want to participate in PSEO for the following school year. 

More info about PSEO
  • By March 1 of each year, or three weeks prior to the date a student registers for courses for the following school year (whichever is earlier), schools must provide PSEO information to all students in grades 8-11 and their families.
  • To assist the district in planning, a student must inform the district by May 30 of each year of their intent to enroll in postsecondary courses during the following school year.
  • Enrolling in a PSEO course does not prohibit a student from participating in activities sponsored by the high school.
  • School districts must allow a PSEO student reasonable access to the high school building, computers and/or other technology resources during regular school hours to participate in PSEO courses, whether on-line or on campus.
  • Each year, districts must publish their grade-weighting policy on their website, including a list of courses for which students can earn weighted grades.
  • All courses taken through the PSEO program must meet graduation requirements. Districts must transcript credits earned in PSEO by a ratio prescribed in statute. Districts have the authority to decide which subject area and standards the PSEO course meets. If there is a dispute between the district and the student regarding the number of credits granted for a particular course, the student may appeal the board’s decision to the commissioner. The commissioner’s decision regarding the number of credits will be final.
  • Postsecondary institutions are required to allow PSEO students to enroll in online courses consistent with the institution’s policy regarding postsecondary student enrollment in online courses.
  • Tenth-grade students may initially enroll in one Career and Technical Education (CTE) PSEO course if they receive a reading proficiency score of “meets” or “exceeds” on the 8th grade MCA. If 10th graders taking a CTE PSEO course earn at least a grade C in that class, they may take additional postsecondary courses. If the student did not take the MCA in 8th-grade, another reading assessment accepted by the enrolling postsecondary institution can be substituted. For students with disabilities, there is an alternative option to demonstrate reading proficiency.

Nationally accredited online learning for grades 9-12

Minnesota Online High School

MNOHS is a public charter school for students in grades 9-12 (and younger students who are ready for high-school) who need a flexible schedule.  We offer full-time and part time enrollment.

2314 University Ave W Suite 10
Saint Paul, MN 55114-1863

Phone: 1-800-764-8166
Fax: 1-866-586-2870

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