Lower Levels
Prekindergarten–Grade 4Foundational literacy, mathematics, exploration, cultural confidence, creativity, routines, and age-appropriate independence.
Enrollment is now open for the 2026–2027 school year. Classes begin September 7, 2026. Support OLSFMC →
OLSFMCOnline Schooling for Moorish ChildrenAcademics
A complete educational pathway from Prekindergarten through Grade 12.
OLSFMC combines live virtual instruction, independent study, culturally relevant learning, regular assessment, and family partnership.
Grade-Level Structure
Learning designed for every stage.
Students are placed according to grade, academic readiness, prior records, and the support needed for successful progress.
Mid Levels
Grades 5–8Deeper reading and writing, interdisciplinary learning, research, technology, financial literacy, and high-school readiness.
Upper Levels
Grades 9–12Graduation-focused coursework, SAT preparation, advanced research, college and career readiness, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
Curriculum
Core knowledge with practical purpose.
Course offerings are adjusted by level and school-year schedule.
Open Curriculum Center →Language Arts
Reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, composition, research, literature, and effective communication.
Mathematics
Number sense, operations, algebraic thinking, geometry, data, financial applications, and advanced secondary mathematics.
Science
Life, earth, physical, environmental, and health sciences through observation, investigation, and evidence.
History/Legacy
Geography, civics, economics, world history, United States history, legacy studies, and primary-source research.
Moorish History & Culture
Identity, nationality, heritage, historical inquiry, cultural contributions, and community responsibility.
Theology
Moral development, sacred texts, responsibility, peace, purpose, and respectful comparative study.
Moorish Latin / Spanish
Vocabulary, pronunciation, conversation, listening, reading, writing, and practical communication.
Health & Wellness
Nutrition, physical activity, body systems, mental wellness, safety, prevention, and healthy decision-making.
Financial Literacy
Budgeting, saving, banking, credit, contracts, entrepreneurship, student stores, and generational planning.
Technology & Career Readiness
Keyboarding, digital citizenship, productivity tools, résumés, applications, workplace etiquette, and career exploration.
How Online Learning Works
Structure, connection, and independence.
- Live virtual classes and instructor guidance
- Level-specific schedules and assignment deadlines
- Homework, projects, quizzes, examinations, and presentations
- Progress reports, report cards, and Parent Instructor Conferences
- Technology, books, supplies, and a quiet learning space at home
2026–2027 School Year
September 7, 2026–June 24, 2027
Semester 1: September 7–December 24 • Semester 2: January 11–March 25 • Semester 3: April 5–June 24