This two semester, live, online class focuses on the 8th grade Social Studies standards for CA. 8th grade U.S. History is subtitled, "Growth and Conflict" as we look at major points of growth and conflict from the colonies to the Reconstruction era. *** a minimum of 8 students is needed to avoid cancellation*** Instructor:Sheri Joyce (click on name to learn more about Sheri) Weekly Class Time: Wednesdays, 9:45 - 10:45 am Semester Dates: Fall semester - August 26 - December 9 (14 weeks); No classes on 10/21 & 11/26 Spring semester - January 19 - May 5 (14 weeks); No classes on 2/17 & 3/24
New students are welcome mid-year, based on class availability
Semester Cost: $300
Private pay is accepted in three installments of $100
Please see instructions below for how to submit charter school vouchers.
Assigned Work for the week: approximately 1-2 digital assignments each week including short reading passages Required Supplies:
Parent's Role In The Class: Your role in our classes is to check in on your student's grade and work in Google Classroom weekly so nothing is a surprise later and helps bolster the learning experience and accountability of students. Please read over our Parent Expectations HERE
Fall 2026 Purchase Order Instructions
This is a year long class, split into two semesters. For billing purposes, POs should be paid monthly. We are not a pay by the month vendor. See below. Here is the vital information needed to create a purchase order for your child's participation in this class:
Vendor: Sheri Joyce dba Well-Read Fred
Instructor name: Sheri Joyce
Class: 8th grade U.S. History Class
Start date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Semester end date: Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Duration of each lesson: 1 hour
Frequency: once per week for 4 months
Cost per month – Fall semester: $75 x 4 months, units, or sessions
Class link: https://www.wellreadfred.com/8th-grade-us-history-class.html
* Schools, including IEM charter schools, are exempt from this and can create one PO for the cost of the semester total. Check with your charter teacher if you're unsure