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Welcome to Pre-Law Academy, the premier virtual school dedicated to empowering the next generation of legal minds! Our academy offers a dynamic and engaging curriculum designed to introduce middle and high school students to the exciting world of law. Whether you’re passionate about debating complex issues, interested in understanding legal principles, or eager to experience the thrill of a mock trial, we have a class for you.
Live Virtual Classes
- We offer interactive, live virtual classes at convenient times for both Middle and High School students.
- Middle schoolers can join our Debate Classes to sharpen their critical thinking and public speaking skills, while high school students can participate in Mock Trials for a hands-on courtroom experience.
Flexible Learning Options
- For students seeking additional flexibility, we offer Flex Classes that can be taken anytime, anywhere.
- These self-paced courses ensure that learning fits into your schedule, allowing you to explore legal topics at your own pace.
Legal Life Skills for High School Students
- In addition to our specialized law courses, we provide Legal Life Skills classes designed to equip high school students with practical knowledge of legal concepts that affect everyday life.
- From understanding contracts to navigating legal rights and responsibilities, these classes offer valuable real-world insights.
Certifications
- Upon successful completion of select courses, students will earn official Certifications recognizing their dedication and achievement. These credentials are a great addition to academic resumes and college applications.
- At Pre-Law Academy, we are committed to inspiring curiosity, developing advocacy skills, and preparing students for future success. Join us today and start your journey into the fascinating world of law!
Pick your online classes that fits your needs.
Anatomy of a case – REQUIRED
The “Anatomy of a Case” is a foundational course at the Pre-Law Academy, serving as a crucial building block for our curriculum. The Anatomy of a Case class will be a two-day course and is designed to equip students with the fundamental knowledge and understanding necessary to navigate the complexities of our courses
WHAT IS THE INTENT OF THE LAW?
In this class, we’ll dive into the world of laws and the intentions behind them. We’ll explore how laws are created to shape society and protect our rights. We’ll also discuss the importance of understanding the intent behind laws to interpret them correctly.
Anatomy of the Constitution
This class will dive deep into the very heart of the United States: the Preamble to the Constitution. We’ll uncover the meaning behind its powerful words and understand how this foundational statement continues to shape our nation today.
Presidential Power: Understanding Executive Orders
This engaging course introduces middle school students to the concept of presidential power, with a specific focus on executive orders. We will explore the historical and constitutional foundations of presidential authority, analyze real-world examples of executive orders, and engage in respectful discussions about the balance of power between the president and Congress.
DEMOCRACY
This class will delve into the fascinating history of democracy, examining its origins and evolution. Students will explore different forms of government, analyze real-world case studies, and investigate the key principles that underpin a democratic society.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
This Unit explores the First Amendment right to freedom of speech, a cornerstone of American democracy. Students will learn about the importance of this right, its limitations, and how it impacts our daily lives.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN SCHOOL
This UNIT explores the complex and evolving legal landscape surrounding student free speech rights in educational settings. We will examine landmark Supreme Court cases, analyze real-world scenarios, and engage in critical discussions about the balance between student expression and the educational mission of schools.
FLAG BURNING A FORM OF SYMBOLIC SPEECH
This class will delve into the intricacies of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, with a particular focus on the concept of symbolic speech and the landmark Supreme Court case on flag burning. Students will explore the fundamental principles of freedom of expression, analyze legal precedents, and engage in critical discussions about the limits and protections afforded by the First Amendment.
FREEDOM OF RELIGION
This unit will delve into the intricacies of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, with a particular focus on the freedom of religion clause. Students will explore the fundamental principles of religious liberty, analyze landmark Supreme Court cases, and engage in critical discussions about the separation of church and state.
RELIGION IN SCHOOL
This engaging course introduces middle school students to the fundamental principles of religious freedom guaranteed by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, specifically as they apply within the school setting. We will explore the concept of religious liberty, analyze real-world scenarios, and engage in respectful discussions about the balance between individual rights and the needs of a diverse school community.
CIVIL RIGHTS
This engaging unit introduces middle school students to the fundamental principles of civil rights, exploring the ongoing struggle for equality and justice in the United States. We will examine historical and contemporary issues related to civil rights, analyze landmark Supreme Court cases, and engage in respectful discussions about the importance of social justice.
HUMAN RIGHTS
This engaging unit introduces middle school students to the fundamental principles of human rights, exploring the universal values that protect the dignity and worth of every individual. We will examine the historical and contemporary challenges to human rights, analyze real-world case studies, and engage in respectful discussions about the importance of social justice and global citizenship.
Criminal Law
This unit will introduce students to the fundamental concepts of criminal law, exploring the interplay between individual rights, societal needs, and the justice system. Students will examine real-world scenarios, analyze case studies, and engage in discussions about ethical and legal dilemmas.
Torts: Understanding Civil Wrongs
This unit will introduce students to the concept of torts, which are civil wrongs for which the law provides a remedy. Students will explore different types of torts, understand the legal principles involved, and analyze real-world scenarios.