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Grade 6 focus: parts of speech, sentences and punctuation, African folktales, and writing a narrative paragraph. Lesson 5 is part of the grades 6–8 Mythology and Folklore of Africa and the Americas unit.

French Level 1 is for grade 6 (CEFR A1, first steps). It is written for English-speaking students who are starting French from zero. Topics: the sounds and spelling of French, meeting people with tu and vous and the verb être, nouns and articles with the verb avoir, and regular -er verbs for saying what you like. Each lesson explains the grammar in English and gives French examples with correct accents.

EFL Level 1 is for grade 6 (about CEFR A1). Topics: greetings, numbers and dates, family and home, and daily routines. Sentences are short on purpose.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's grade 6 mathematics, cross-checked with Ghana B6 and Kenya CBC grade 6): sets and Venn diagrams, number bases, fractions and decimals, and ratio, percentage, and proportion. Lesson 5 is part of the grades 6–8 Ethnomathematics unit.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's grade 6 science, cross-checked with Ghana B6 Science and Kenya CBC grade 6 Science and Technology): classifying living things, food chains and interdependence, human body systems, and simple machines.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's grades 6–7 social studies history strand, cross-checked with Ghana CCP History B7 and Kenya CBC Social Studies): how we know about the past, human origins in Africa, Kemet (ancient Egypt), and Kush and Aksum.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's grade 6 social studies civics strand, cross-checked with Ghana CCP Social Studies and Kenya CBC Social Studies): being a citizen, rights and responsibilities, rules and laws, and the African Union and ECOWAS.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's grade 6 social studies geography strand, cross-checked with Ghana CCP Geography topics and Kenya CBC Social Studies): Africa on the world map, landforms and rivers, climate and vegetation, and Africa's countries and AU regions.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the economics topics in Liberia's social studies, cross-checked with Ghana CCP Social Studies and Kenya CBC Social Studies and Business Studies): needs and wants, scarcity and choice, the story of money, and saving and budgeting.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Ghana CCP Computing B7 and Kenya CBC Pre-Technical Studies, with the grades 6–8 Intro to Tech strand): what a computer is and how to organize files, staying safe online, block programming with Scratch, and digital storytelling and what AI is.

Grade 6 focus (beginner level 1): greetings and polite words, introducing yourself, numbers 1–20, and classroom objects and colors. Every lesson teaches Kiswahili, which is spoken by tens of millions of people in East and Central Africa and is an official language of the African Union and the East African Community. Kiswahili is written in the Latin alphabet and spelled the way it sounds. Students take either Kiswahili or Arabic as their second language, not both; this is the Kiswahili option, and the Arabic option is a separate class. Every class at the school is taught in English; this course adds Kiswahili.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Ghana CCP Arabic, beginner level 1): greetings and polite words, introducing yourself, numbers 1–20, and classroom objects and colors. Every lesson teaches Modern Standard Arabic, with Arabic script and a simple Latin-letter guide. Arabic is an official language in many countries of North Africa and the Horn of Africa and one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Students take either Kiswahili or Arabic as their second language, not both; this is the Arabic option, and the Kiswahili option is a separate class. Every class at the school is taught in English; this course adds Arabic.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the agriculture topics in Liberia's general science and social studies, cross-checked with Ghana B6 Science and Kenya CBC Agriculture and Nutrition): why farming matters in Africa, soil types, growing a crop from seed, and food groups and keeping food safe.

Grade 6 focus (non-sectarian; modeled on the shared values in Liberia's and Ghana's Religious and Moral Education and Kenya CBC values, without teaching any one faith): respect and kindness, honesty and responsibility, resolving conflicts peacefully, and African proverbs and ubuntu.

Grade 6 focus: African roots, Black freedom fighters of the American Revolution, early Black pioneers, and the Liberia connection. U.S. founding events appear only as context for the Black American story.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on Liberia's Music and Culture curriculum, cross-checked with the Ghana CCP and Kenya CBC arts curricula): the elements of music, African instruments, Liberia's national anthem and West African songs, and how to listen to and write about music. This course does not repeat grade 11 American History, which covers the history of Black American music genres.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the arts and culture strand of Liberia's Music and Culture curriculum, cross-checked with Ghana CCP arts and design curriculum and Kenya CBC Visual Arts): how to look at art, ancient African rock art and Nok terracottas, Kente cloth, and Ndebele house painting. Hands-on making is in Studio Arts and Textile Design; this course focuses on history and looking.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the Liberia General Science and Mathematics curricula, cross-checked with Ghana CCP Science and Kenya CBC Integrated Science and Pre-Technical Studies): the engineering design process, structures (a paper bridge), a water filter model, and an investigation of plant growth with a graph. All projects use low-cost home materials.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the economics and work-skills strands of Liberia's Social Studies curriculum, cross-checked with Ghana CCP Career Technology and Kenya CBC Business Studies): what an entrepreneur is, Ujamaa (cooperative economics) and susu savings groups, product design, and cost, price, and profit, ending with a micro-market project. Grades 6–8 band: The Young Entrepreneur.

Grade 6 focus (modeled on the arts strand of Liberia's Music and Culture curriculum, cross-checked with Ghana CCP arts and design curriculum and Kenya CBC Visual Arts): the Kuumba principle and the elements of design, adinkra stamping (printmaking), upcycled sculpture, and Kente-style paper weaving. All projects use low-cost home materials. Art history background is in the Art History course; this course is hands-on making.

One shared optional class for Grades 6–12. At-home movement based on Engolo, the Angolan martial art and dance linked to capoeira, plus mobility, stretching, breathwork, and plant-based nutrition. Movement, breathing, and nutrition only. No partner contact. Grades 6–8 use beginner-safe videos only.