It’s September 22, and scientist Michael Faraday was born on this day in 1791. Although he was a chemist and physicist, his biggest contributions to science came in the fields of electricity. The standard unit of measure for capacitance, the ability for an item to store electric charge, is named the farad in his honor. This occasion is a great day for us to highlight our science courses. We offer dozens of them among our accredited middle school courses and accredited high school courses. Students take them for credit recovery or enrichment through our independent study program or as part of full year programs as they work to earn a high school diploma at home. Join them by enrolling today. You’ll be glad you did!
