Programs Notice to students and parents: If you are interested in enrolling in courses with Montana Digital Academy, contact the counseling department or administration of your local public school. Original Credit FlexCAP Dual Credit Advanced Placement® Middle School
West Yellowstone High School Class of 2023 Sienna was first introduced to MTDA when she took the Language Sampler class in middle school, a requirement at West Yellowstone– a small district with under 300 students– when they were down a language teacher. She found she liked the self-paced nature of online learning, which actually […]
As an eighth-grader, Maddie came to Kristy Powell, the counselor at Three Forks High School and asked how she could get ahead. “She wanted to get started!” Maddie wanted to know if there was anything she could do over the summer before ninth grade. They wouldn’t typically place a freshman in MTDA courses, but Maddie’s […]
Course Length: Two semesters Course Description: In this course, students will understand the significance of government, law, and politics. They will examine the United States foundational documents and how they shaped the United States government. Students will examine the purposes and functions of federal and state government, law, and political systems. Learners will evaluate their […]
Fall 2021 Middle School World Language Briefing for Counselors, Administrators, and Site Facilitators Updated 08/8/2021 Notice to students and parents: This information is intended for distribution to schools and districts only and may contain details that do not apply to your local district’s participation in MTDA services. If you are interested in enrolling in courses […]
Course Length: Two one-semester courses (students must independently register for each semester) Course Description: This course is a demanding, college-level class that prepares students for the AP* English Language and Composition exam in May. While enrolled in the MTDA AP Literature and Composition course students will engage in close reading (active and thoughtful) of literary […]
Course Length: One semester Course Description: In Digital Photography, students will learn the basics of photographic composition and lighting, the basics of using a digital camera and the basics of preparing a digital darkroom. Students will also learn basic color theory and the fundamentals of image processing. Students will be introduced to the basic elements […]
Course Length: Two one-semester courses (students must independently register for each semester) Course Description: Biology is a rigorous course that will introduce students to the living world around them. This course contains a mix of lab activities, projects, collaborative projects (not during Summer Sessions), video resources, and interactive learning activities. Topics include Chemistry of Life, […]
Course Length: One semester Course Description: Personal Finance is a course designed to help students understand the impact of individual choices on occupational goals and future earnings potential. Real-world topics covered will include income, money management, spending, and credit, as well as saving and investing. Students will design personal and household budgets; simulate the use […]
Course Length: One semester Course Description: Students will journey through the foundations of our American government, making connections between the intentions of the Founders to the system that we have today. We then look, in detail, at the different branches of government and analyze their individual importance and powers, along with the necessity for checks […]