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Biology I with Lab
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Instructor: Heather Muckleroy
Course Description: This course is designed to be the student's first high school science course. Exploring Creation With Biology (2nd edition) is a college-prep biology course that provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general biology. Heavily emphasizing the vocabulary of biology, it provides the student with a strong background in the scientific method, the five-kingdom classification scheme, microscopy, biochemistry, cellular biology, molecular and Mendelian genetics, evolution, dissection, and ecosystems. It also provides a complete survey of the five kingdoms in Creation. Please note that this course does not contain a discussion of human anatomy and physiology. Most college biology professors do not consider human anatomy and physiology to be a part of a solid, college prep biology course. Students who take and understand this course will be very well-prepared for a tough university biology course.
Homework: This course involves extensive lab work, so the majority of class time is spent on conducting experiments. The students will be responsible for reading all assignments from the text, completing “On Your Own” questions, lab reports and study guides from the student notebook. The tests will be administered via Google Classroom. I will keep a grade book for all of these assignments, plus additional projects and class participation.
Note: To prepare for the first class, the student must read pages iv-24 in the textbook and answer On Your Own questions 1.1-1.10 in your Student Notebook. Bring your textbook and notebook to class every week.
Grade: 9th – 12th
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Prerequisite: Middle School Sciences
Curriculum: Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition (ISBN 9781932012545) and Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition Student Notebook
Required Material: Textbook, Student Notebook,1.5 inch 3-ring binder, notebook paper, pencils, colored pencils
Tuition: $50 monthly per month (sibling discount $20 off and willing to barter. Payments may only be made through PayPal (Friends and Family), Venmo or Cash. No checks.)
Supply Fee: $30 per semester (Fall semester supple fee due August 15, see teacher page to contact for email address)
Class Minimum: 5 students
Course Description: This course is designed to be the student's first high school science course. Exploring Creation With Biology (2nd edition) is a college-prep biology course that provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general biology. Heavily emphasizing the vocabulary of biology, it provides the student with a strong background in the scientific method, the five-kingdom classification scheme, microscopy, biochemistry, cellular biology, molecular and Mendelian genetics, evolution, dissection, and ecosystems. It also provides a complete survey of the five kingdoms in Creation. Please note that this course does not contain a discussion of human anatomy and physiology. Most college biology professors do not consider human anatomy and physiology to be a part of a solid, college prep biology course. Students who take and understand this course will be very well-prepared for a tough university biology course.
Homework: This course involves extensive lab work, so the majority of class time is spent on conducting experiments. The students will be responsible for reading all assignments from the text, completing “On Your Own” questions, lab reports and study guides from the student notebook. The tests will be administered via Google Classroom. I will keep a grade book for all of these assignments, plus additional projects and class participation.
Note: To prepare for the first class, the student must read pages iv-24 in the textbook and answer On Your Own questions 1.1-1.10 in your Student Notebook. Bring your textbook and notebook to class every week.
Grade: 9th – 12th
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Prerequisite: Middle School Sciences
Curriculum: Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition (ISBN 9781932012545) and Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd Edition Student Notebook
Required Material: Textbook, Student Notebook,1.5 inch 3-ring binder, notebook paper, pencils, colored pencils
Tuition: $50 monthly per month (sibling discount $20 off and willing to barter. Payments may only be made through PayPal (Friends and Family), Venmo or Cash. No checks.)
Supply Fee: $30 per semester (Fall semester supple fee due August 15, see teacher page to contact for email address)
Class Minimum: 5 students
Chemistry |
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Instructor: Heather Muckleroy
Course Description: Friendly Chemistry, now its fourth edition, makes Chemistry much easier to learn than most other courses on the market. A hefty book used in conjunction with a manipulative set creates hands-on learning tools for learning chemistry vocabulary as well as about structures, ions, forming compounds, formulas, reactions, equations, and more. The book includes fairly extensive explanations of these basic concepts plus some problems to be solved and an answer key. Students using this course will be exposed to most of the fundamentals typically taught in a traditional high school chemistry course.
Homework: Our class time will be spent on problem practice and hands-on activities. The students will be responsible for reading all assignments from the text, completing worksheets and tests at home. I will keep a gradebook for all of these assignments, plus additional projects and class participation.
Note: To prepare for the first class, students must read pages S1-S35 of the student edition of Friendly Chemistry and fill in the blanks with a pencil. We will do lab #1 in class, so students don't need to do the experiment on pgs. S11-S18. Pay special attention to the Element Symbol Practice pages on pgs. S8-S9.
Grade: 10-12th
Prerequisite: recommended Biology 1 and Algebra 1
Tuition: $50 (sibling discount $20 off and willing to barter) Payments may only be made by PayPal (Friends and Family), Venmo, or Cash. No checks.
Supply Fee: $30 per semester. (Fall semester supple fee due August 15, see teacher page to contact for email address)
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Curriculum: Friendly Chemistry Student Edition (4th edition), Friendly Chemistry manipulative set
Required Materials: Textbook, 1.5 inch 3-ring binder, notebook paper, pencils, colored pencils, basic scientific calculator.
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: Friendly Chemistry, now its fourth edition, makes Chemistry much easier to learn than most other courses on the market. A hefty book used in conjunction with a manipulative set creates hands-on learning tools for learning chemistry vocabulary as well as about structures, ions, forming compounds, formulas, reactions, equations, and more. The book includes fairly extensive explanations of these basic concepts plus some problems to be solved and an answer key. Students using this course will be exposed to most of the fundamentals typically taught in a traditional high school chemistry course.
Homework: Our class time will be spent on problem practice and hands-on activities. The students will be responsible for reading all assignments from the text, completing worksheets and tests at home. I will keep a gradebook for all of these assignments, plus additional projects and class participation.
Note: To prepare for the first class, students must read pages S1-S35 of the student edition of Friendly Chemistry and fill in the blanks with a pencil. We will do lab #1 in class, so students don't need to do the experiment on pgs. S11-S18. Pay special attention to the Element Symbol Practice pages on pgs. S8-S9.
Grade: 10-12th
Prerequisite: recommended Biology 1 and Algebra 1
Tuition: $50 (sibling discount $20 off and willing to barter) Payments may only be made by PayPal (Friends and Family), Venmo, or Cash. No checks.
Supply Fee: $30 per semester. (Fall semester supple fee due August 15, see teacher page to contact for email address)
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Curriculum: Friendly Chemistry Student Edition (4th edition), Friendly Chemistry manipulative set
Required Materials: Textbook, 1.5 inch 3-ring binder, notebook paper, pencils, colored pencils, basic scientific calculator.
Class Minimum: 4 students
U.S. Government |
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Instructor: Brittany Franklin
Course Description: Students explore the government of the United States from its beginning to the present with special emphasis on the Biblical pattern for government and on the U.S. Constitution. By learning about the operations of federal, state, and local government, and about issues facing our nation today, students become better equipped to understand, pray for, and be involved in our country’s government.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 10.00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (FALL SEMESTER)
Textbooks: Exploring Government by Ray Notgrass (website)
Tuition: $35 per month, $120 per semester; $5 dollar monthly sibling discount
Required Supplies: textbooks, pencil, student workbook
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 3 students
Course Description: Students explore the government of the United States from its beginning to the present with special emphasis on the Biblical pattern for government and on the U.S. Constitution. By learning about the operations of federal, state, and local government, and about issues facing our nation today, students become better equipped to understand, pray for, and be involved in our country’s government.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 10.00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (FALL SEMESTER)
Textbooks: Exploring Government by Ray Notgrass (website)
Tuition: $35 per month, $120 per semester; $5 dollar monthly sibling discount
Required Supplies: textbooks, pencil, student workbook
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 3 students
Foundations in Personal Finance (Dave Ramsey) |
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Instructor: Brittany Franklin
Course Description: Foundations in Personal Finance: High School Edition for Homeschool is a complete, turnkey, high school curriculum designed to fully equip homeschool teachers with everything needed for a dynamic learning experience. We've included lesson plans; teaching delivered via video by Dave Ramsey and his team of experts; and a blended learning website, foundationsU.com. In addition, more than 35 activities are included, which focus on providing 21st-century personal finance knowledge and skills in a student-centered approach to learning.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 10.00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (SPRING SEMESTER)
Textbooks: Foundations in Personal Finance Student Edition (you can buy here or see if you can find it else where)
Tuition: $35 per month, $120 per semester; $5 dollar sibling monthly discount
Required Supplies: pencil, student workbook
Supply Fee: dependent on class size
Class Minimum: 3 students
Writing Structure and Style |
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Instructor: Andi Noveroske
Course Description: Incorporating the Institute for Excellence in Writing method, this class utilizes a classical approach to writing. The course as presented to students consists of nine units: 1. Note Making and Outlines, 2. Writing from Notes, 3. Retelling Narrative Stories, 4. Summarizing a Reference, 5. Writing from Pictures, 6. Summarizing Multiple References, 7. Inventive Writing, 8. Formal Essay Models, and 9. Formal Critique (book reports or basic literary analysis) Students will compile personal binders and portfolios of their completed work. Focusing upon a variety of well-known Aesop’s Fables, the weekly lessons move through all nine IEW writing units throughout the course of the year. Each lesson includes a style and structure checklist for students to use in their writing. Parental involvement is expected and encouraged!
Grade: 6th - 12th
Curriculum: IEW (Covers A-C) Incorporating the Institute for Excellence in Writing method, this class utilizes a classical approach to writing.
Tuition: $35 per month; 15% sibling discount, bartering is agreeable
Supply Fee: $10 per semester
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Required supplies: IEW Student Resource Notebook Binder
Additional supplies (optional): Thesaurus, Portable Walls
Minimum Class: 4 students
Course Description: Incorporating the Institute for Excellence in Writing method, this class utilizes a classical approach to writing. The course as presented to students consists of nine units: 1. Note Making and Outlines, 2. Writing from Notes, 3. Retelling Narrative Stories, 4. Summarizing a Reference, 5. Writing from Pictures, 6. Summarizing Multiple References, 7. Inventive Writing, 8. Formal Essay Models, and 9. Formal Critique (book reports or basic literary analysis) Students will compile personal binders and portfolios of their completed work. Focusing upon a variety of well-known Aesop’s Fables, the weekly lessons move through all nine IEW writing units throughout the course of the year. Each lesson includes a style and structure checklist for students to use in their writing. Parental involvement is expected and encouraged!
Grade: 6th - 12th
Curriculum: IEW (Covers A-C) Incorporating the Institute for Excellence in Writing method, this class utilizes a classical approach to writing.
Tuition: $35 per month; 15% sibling discount, bartering is agreeable
Supply Fee: $10 per semester
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Required supplies: IEW Student Resource Notebook Binder
Additional supplies (optional): Thesaurus, Portable Walls
Minimum Class: 4 students
English Literature |
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Instructor: Tarrell Green
Course Description: This class is designed to introduce the reader to excellent literature. Students will be required to purchase the literature books as the class will provide curriculum work packets and handouts for the students to download through the supply fees. Students are invited and taught to discuss and analyze the technique, styles, and definitions of literary works by famous authors. The students will learn to write literary analysis papers by learning the various aspects that make a novel a literary masterpiece or failure and encourage a christian worldview. We will look at the Bible as a literary work and as a way to defend its message and authenticity through apologetics. The class also teaches grammar and sentence structure through writing assignments. If your student is not a huge fan of reading and writing, this class will give them an opportunity to find the task satisfying and rewarding as the literary analysis is designed to promote an educated discussion of their opinion on literature through critical thinking. These skills are taught throughout the school year. If your student is a writer, this class offers them an opportunity to learn and expand their own style by dissecting the styles and works of famous American, French, and Russian authors again through critical thinking and analysis. The books are available at Halfprice, Ebay, and on Amazon used, new, and in audio format (libravox) for those who do not necessarily enjoy reading, but still need an English credit. They will be required to have the actual paper book to reference page numbers and quotes during class discussions. As a homeschool parent, I have taught the class at the various levels and grades for my children as well as for others making this class easily available to siblings and families with children in multigrade levels. The reading material, themes, and content are designed for the highschool level. If parents are interested in a history class, the world history class is taught in the same time frame as the books are written. This is to allow students to both understand history and experience the culture of that time period. The classes were designed to complement each other, but do not require participation in both. They are designed as independent classes for students who only need to focus on the single subject. I encourage bit do not require them to be taken together to enrich the over all experience of the student's education.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Based on assigned books and Leland Ryken Words of Delight and Realms of Gold.
Required Materials: To Kill a Mocking Bird, Les Miserables, The Holy Bible NIV or NLT, Crime and Punishment ISBN numbers are made available during open house or upon paid registration.
Tuition: $50 per month ($40 each if siblings take the class together)
Supply Fee: $35 per semester (per family if students share)
Class Minimum: 5
Course Description: This class is designed to introduce the reader to excellent literature. Students will be required to purchase the literature books as the class will provide curriculum work packets and handouts for the students to download through the supply fees. Students are invited and taught to discuss and analyze the technique, styles, and definitions of literary works by famous authors. The students will learn to write literary analysis papers by learning the various aspects that make a novel a literary masterpiece or failure and encourage a christian worldview. We will look at the Bible as a literary work and as a way to defend its message and authenticity through apologetics. The class also teaches grammar and sentence structure through writing assignments. If your student is not a huge fan of reading and writing, this class will give them an opportunity to find the task satisfying and rewarding as the literary analysis is designed to promote an educated discussion of their opinion on literature through critical thinking. These skills are taught throughout the school year. If your student is a writer, this class offers them an opportunity to learn and expand their own style by dissecting the styles and works of famous American, French, and Russian authors again through critical thinking and analysis. The books are available at Halfprice, Ebay, and on Amazon used, new, and in audio format (libravox) for those who do not necessarily enjoy reading, but still need an English credit. They will be required to have the actual paper book to reference page numbers and quotes during class discussions. As a homeschool parent, I have taught the class at the various levels and grades for my children as well as for others making this class easily available to siblings and families with children in multigrade levels. The reading material, themes, and content are designed for the highschool level. If parents are interested in a history class, the world history class is taught in the same time frame as the books are written. This is to allow students to both understand history and experience the culture of that time period. The classes were designed to complement each other, but do not require participation in both. They are designed as independent classes for students who only need to focus on the single subject. I encourage bit do not require them to be taken together to enrich the over all experience of the student's education.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Based on assigned books and Leland Ryken Words of Delight and Realms of Gold.
Required Materials: To Kill a Mocking Bird, Les Miserables, The Holy Bible NIV or NLT, Crime and Punishment ISBN numbers are made available during open house or upon paid registration.
Tuition: $50 per month ($40 each if siblings take the class together)
Supply Fee: $35 per semester (per family if students share)
Class Minimum: 5
Starting Points |
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Instructor: Nathan Thomas
Course Description: This one-year worldview study guides the student in establishing a personal biblical worldview as the standard for evaluating ideas. The student will develop critical thinking skills by learning to recognize assumptions and assess ideas presented in literature, media and culture. A variety of learning methods will be used including reading, analysis, outlining, short answer, plot summary, interactive discussion and writing. In addition, the curriculum includes popular movies and apologetics readings through which the student is challenged in critical analysis, reading comprehension, and studies on ethics, man, history and spirituality. The student will learn basic composition and literary analysis while gaining formative experience in public speaking. This course is 5 classes in one: Bible, Literature, Composition, logic, and American History course!
Grade: 7th - 10th
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Starting Points
Required Materials: Books, pens, pencils, paper, spiral notebook, have access to a computer for home use.
Tuition: $45 per month, $160 per semester; sibling discount %15
Supply Fee: None (the books needed for this course in all run about $200, but can be purchased individually when needed)
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: This one-year worldview study guides the student in establishing a personal biblical worldview as the standard for evaluating ideas. The student will develop critical thinking skills by learning to recognize assumptions and assess ideas presented in literature, media and culture. A variety of learning methods will be used including reading, analysis, outlining, short answer, plot summary, interactive discussion and writing. In addition, the curriculum includes popular movies and apologetics readings through which the student is challenged in critical analysis, reading comprehension, and studies on ethics, man, history and spirituality. The student will learn basic composition and literary analysis while gaining formative experience in public speaking. This course is 5 classes in one: Bible, Literature, Composition, logic, and American History course!
Grade: 7th - 10th
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Starting Points
Required Materials: Books, pens, pencils, paper, spiral notebook, have access to a computer for home use.
Tuition: $45 per month, $160 per semester; sibling discount %15
Supply Fee: None (the books needed for this course in all run about $200, but can be purchased individually when needed)
Class Minimum: 4 students
Sonlight F Study Group |
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Instructor: Parent Lead
Course Description: This is an open study group for any students aged 11-14 who are studying the Eastern Hemisphere using the Sonlight F curriculum. Students will be able to work on their notebooking pages, and present their Choose your Adventure projects.
Parents are required to sign up for individual weeks and to help guide discussions and student activity. There is no fee for this study group.
Requirements: Parents to volunteer as moderator. Students must be working through Sonlight F, Eastern Hemisphere using the Notebook pages.
Recommended ages/grades: 11-14 / Grades 6-9th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Tuition: Free
Minimum Class size: 3
Course Description: This is an open study group for any students aged 11-14 who are studying the Eastern Hemisphere using the Sonlight F curriculum. Students will be able to work on their notebooking pages, and present their Choose your Adventure projects.
Parents are required to sign up for individual weeks and to help guide discussions and student activity. There is no fee for this study group.
Requirements: Parents to volunteer as moderator. Students must be working through Sonlight F, Eastern Hemisphere using the Notebook pages.
Recommended ages/grades: 11-14 / Grades 6-9th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Tuition: Free
Minimum Class size: 3
Pre-Algebra |
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Instructor: Jane Johnston
Course Description: During class time each week concepts will be taught enabling students to complete homework during the week. Students will have scheduled individual access to teacher through Zoom 30 minutes per week (at no extra charge) for questions and clarification of concepts. Students can also schedule extra one-on-one or small group time during my math tutoring class from 9:30 – 10:30. This will be a $5.00 per session.
Prerequisites: Students need a good foundation in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals and fractions to excel in this class. A free computer pre-test covering basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division should be taken at home before beginning class. Teacher will make all the arrangements.
This course will cover the following classroom instruction and practice.
Curriculum: Math U See Pre-Algebra
Grade: 8th - 9th
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Tuition: $40 per month; sibling discount 15%; Payment of full semester tuition 15% off total tuition.
Supply Fee: $0 if you buy the Math U See Pre-Algebra Student Pack
Required Supplies: Math U See Pre-Algebra Student Pack, notebook and pencil.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Class Maximum: 10 students
Course Description: During class time each week concepts will be taught enabling students to complete homework during the week. Students will have scheduled individual access to teacher through Zoom 30 minutes per week (at no extra charge) for questions and clarification of concepts. Students can also schedule extra one-on-one or small group time during my math tutoring class from 9:30 – 10:30. This will be a $5.00 per session.
Prerequisites: Students need a good foundation in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals and fractions to excel in this class. A free computer pre-test covering basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division should be taken at home before beginning class. Teacher will make all the arrangements.
This course will cover the following classroom instruction and practice.
- Fluently adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing positive and negative numbers
- Understanding and simplifying exponents
- Using properties of operations, order of operations, and absolute value
- Evaluating radicals
- Identifying the least common multiple and greatest common factor
- Introducing the Pythagorean theorem
- Switching between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature scales
- Computing surface area and volume
- Adding and subtracting time using both 12-hour and military time
- Introduction to adding and multiplying polynomials
- Identifying rational and irrational numbers
Curriculum: Math U See Pre-Algebra
Grade: 8th - 9th
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Tuition: $40 per month; sibling discount 15%; Payment of full semester tuition 15% off total tuition.
Supply Fee: $0 if you buy the Math U See Pre-Algebra Student Pack
Required Supplies: Math U See Pre-Algebra Student Pack, notebook and pencil.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Class Maximum: 10 students
Algebra |
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Instructor: Jane Johnston
Course Description: During class time each week concepts will be taught enabling students to complete homework during the week. Students will have scheduled individual access to teacher through Zoom ½ per week (at no extra charge) for questions and clarification of concepts. Students can also schedule extra one-on-one or small group time during my math tutoring class from 9:30 – 10:30. This will be a $5.00 per session.
Prerequisites: Students need a good foundation in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals and fractions to excel in this class. A free computer pre-test covering basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division should be taken at home before beginning class. Teacher will make all the arrangements.
This course will cover the following classroom instruction and practice.
Grade: 9th - 12th (or advanced 8th grade)
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Tuition: $40 per month; sibling discount 15%; Payment of full semester tuition 15% off total tuition.
Supply Fee: $0 if you buy Grade 9 Algebra 1 PACEs 1097-1108
Required Supplies: Grade 9 Algebra 1 PACEs 1097-1108, notebook and pencil.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Class Maximum: 10 students
Course Description: During class time each week concepts will be taught enabling students to complete homework during the week. Students will have scheduled individual access to teacher through Zoom ½ per week (at no extra charge) for questions and clarification of concepts. Students can also schedule extra one-on-one or small group time during my math tutoring class from 9:30 – 10:30. This will be a $5.00 per session.
Prerequisites: Students need a good foundation in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals and fractions to excel in this class. A free computer pre-test covering basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division should be taken at home before beginning class. Teacher will make all the arrangements.
This course will cover the following classroom instruction and practice.
- Introduction of basic algebra concepts
- Solving equations and verifying roots
- Review of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of monomials with exponents.
- Introduction to polynomials
- Study of symbols of inclusion
- Study of algebraic fractions and fractional expressions
- Graphing, Systems of Equations, and Solving Simultaneous Equations
- Set Theory and Inequalities
- Exponents, Radicals, and the Pythagorean Theorem
- Radicals, Quadratic Equations, and the Quadratic Formula
- Practical Application Problems, Geometry Introduction.
- Numbers and quantities
- Ratios, Proportions, Formulas, and Word Problems.
- Thorough Review of Course (Time Permitting)
Grade: 9th - 12th (or advanced 8th grade)
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Tuition: $40 per month; sibling discount 15%; Payment of full semester tuition 15% off total tuition.
Supply Fee: $0 if you buy Grade 9 Algebra 1 PACEs 1097-1108
Required Supplies: Grade 9 Algebra 1 PACEs 1097-1108, notebook and pencil.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Class Maximum: 10 students
Math Tutoring |
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Instructor: Jane Johnston
Course Description: This is going to be a fundamentally flexible class. There will be opportunity for students to have one-on-one help from teacher, work in groups, and or work independently and ask questions as needed. Any 7th – 12th grade student in co-op is welcome. Please text or email teacher by 9:00 pm on Monday night to secure a spot for Wednesday. I will need Student’s name and content student is having difficulty with, as well as, student’s choice of one-on-one, small group, or independent working with occasional questions.
Grades: 7th - 12th
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuition: Per 1 hour session: $5
Class size: min of 1 and maximum of 10, depending on the needs of the students during that week.
Course Description: This is going to be a fundamentally flexible class. There will be opportunity for students to have one-on-one help from teacher, work in groups, and or work independently and ask questions as needed. Any 7th – 12th grade student in co-op is welcome. Please text or email teacher by 9:00 pm on Monday night to secure a spot for Wednesday. I will need Student’s name and content student is having difficulty with, as well as, student’s choice of one-on-one, small group, or independent working with occasional questions.
Grades: 7th - 12th
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuition: Per 1 hour session: $5
Class size: min of 1 and maximum of 10, depending on the needs of the students during that week.
Spanish I
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Instructor: Diana Stutevoss
Course Description: The first few weeks are used to teach students the sounds of the Spanish language as well as simple words and phrases that can be used in basic conversation. Students will quickly move on to learn verb conjugations: present, preterit, imperfect and immediate future. Many other grammar concepts such as nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, etc. will also be learned. Cultural assignments and cooking activities will be integrated throughout the course giving students the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the different Spanish speaking countries and culture. Students will be assigned different countries on which to make a Power Point presentation, and are encouraged to bring food or any items representative of the country. Through Bible verse memorization, songs, book readings and dialogues students will develop and improve productive language. The book uses theme-based vocabulary relevant to a student’s daily life, such as family, home, school and more. Quizlet, a free online program, is used to practice and reinforce these vocabulary skills. Grades are based on chapter tests, quizzes, homework and cultural presentations. Students should expect to spend a minimum of three hours a week doing homework and other related assignments.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Curriculum: Breaking the Spanish Barrier Level 1 (ISBN 0-9728570-9-5)
Required Materials: Textbook, folder with dividers, notebook paper, Spanish/English dictionary, 4 pack color dry erase markers, access to a computer, and printer.
Tuition: $45 per month
Supply Fee: $15 per semester
Class Minimum: 2 students
Course Description: The first few weeks are used to teach students the sounds of the Spanish language as well as simple words and phrases that can be used in basic conversation. Students will quickly move on to learn verb conjugations: present, preterit, imperfect and immediate future. Many other grammar concepts such as nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions, etc. will also be learned. Cultural assignments and cooking activities will be integrated throughout the course giving students the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the different Spanish speaking countries and culture. Students will be assigned different countries on which to make a Power Point presentation, and are encouraged to bring food or any items representative of the country. Through Bible verse memorization, songs, book readings and dialogues students will develop and improve productive language. The book uses theme-based vocabulary relevant to a student’s daily life, such as family, home, school and more. Quizlet, a free online program, is used to practice and reinforce these vocabulary skills. Grades are based on chapter tests, quizzes, homework and cultural presentations. Students should expect to spend a minimum of three hours a week doing homework and other related assignments.
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Curriculum: Breaking the Spanish Barrier Level 1 (ISBN 0-9728570-9-5)
Required Materials: Textbook, folder with dividers, notebook paper, Spanish/English dictionary, 4 pack color dry erase markers, access to a computer, and printer.
Tuition: $45 per month
Supply Fee: $15 per semester
Class Minimum: 2 students
Spanish II |
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Instructor: Diana Stutevoss
Course Description: In HS Spanish Level 2 students begin with a quick review of present, preterit, imperfect and immediate future verb tense conjugations , and then quickly move on to learn additional verb tenses, and more grammar and vocabulary. Emphasis is placed on improving written and oral communication. Cultural assignments are integrated to increase the student’s awareness of Hispanic culture and art. An example of such as an assignment is to choose a traditional recipe from one of the Spanish speaking countries, prepare it and write about the experience in Spanish. In order to further develop and master the vocabulary and speaking fluency students will have six Bible verses to memorize, they will use dialogues, diary entries, cooking activities and book readings. Students will be required to use Quizlet, a free on line program, which is a great tool for students to daily practice their vocabulary and other concepts for mastery. Grades will be based on tests, quizzes, homework and cultural presentations. Students should expect to spend a minimum of three hours a week in homework and assignments. As with any other subject, the study of a foreign language requires discipline, good study habits, consistency and good attendance
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Breaking the Spanish Barrier Level 2 ISBN 0-9728570-9-5
Required Materials: Textbook, folder with dividers, notebook paper, Spanish/English dictionary, 4 pack color dry erase markers, access to a computer, and printer.
Tuition: $45 per month
Supply Fee: $15 per semester
Class Minimum: 2 students
Course Description: In HS Spanish Level 2 students begin with a quick review of present, preterit, imperfect and immediate future verb tense conjugations , and then quickly move on to learn additional verb tenses, and more grammar and vocabulary. Emphasis is placed on improving written and oral communication. Cultural assignments are integrated to increase the student’s awareness of Hispanic culture and art. An example of such as an assignment is to choose a traditional recipe from one of the Spanish speaking countries, prepare it and write about the experience in Spanish. In order to further develop and master the vocabulary and speaking fluency students will have six Bible verses to memorize, they will use dialogues, diary entries, cooking activities and book readings. Students will be required to use Quizlet, a free on line program, which is a great tool for students to daily practice their vocabulary and other concepts for mastery. Grades will be based on tests, quizzes, homework and cultural presentations. Students should expect to spend a minimum of three hours a week in homework and assignments. As with any other subject, the study of a foreign language requires discipline, good study habits, consistency and good attendance
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Breaking the Spanish Barrier Level 2 ISBN 0-9728570-9-5
Required Materials: Textbook, folder with dividers, notebook paper, Spanish/English dictionary, 4 pack color dry erase markers, access to a computer, and printer.
Tuition: $45 per month
Supply Fee: $15 per semester
Class Minimum: 2 students
Theatre Arts |
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Instructor: Heather Roberts
Course Description: Students will receive one high school elective credit. A student book is not required. I will provide hand-outs as needed. This class goes beyond the basics as we dig deeper into the valuable theatre program through life lessons, movement, voice, skill building, understanding and writing scripts, behind the scenes, and production 101! We will offer a production that includes auditions. I will share more details as we get started. Student will be responsible for providing their own costumes and props for the end of the
semester production.
Curriculum: Intro to Theatre Arts 2 by Suzy Zimmerman (8-12 grade)
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Tuition: $50 per month or $200 a semester; sibling discount (second student: $45, third student and beyond: $40)
Supply Fee: $50 per year
Required Supplies: notebook and pencil, highlighter. All students will be responsible for costumes and props once they have been assigned.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Course Description: Students will receive one high school elective credit. A student book is not required. I will provide hand-outs as needed. This class goes beyond the basics as we dig deeper into the valuable theatre program through life lessons, movement, voice, skill building, understanding and writing scripts, behind the scenes, and production 101! We will offer a production that includes auditions. I will share more details as we get started. Student will be responsible for providing their own costumes and props for the end of the
semester production.
Curriculum: Intro to Theatre Arts 2 by Suzy Zimmerman (8-12 grade)
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Tuition: $50 per month or $200 a semester; sibling discount (second student: $45, third student and beyond: $40)
Supply Fee: $50 per year
Required Supplies: notebook and pencil, highlighter. All students will be responsible for costumes and props once they have been assigned.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Musical Theater |
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Instructor: Heather Roberts
Course Description: We will introduce musical theatre in ways kids will instantly absorb these lessons. Fun Weekly class games and activities to fine tune their skills, useful reflection and journaling exercises after every lesson. A performance at the end of the semester.
Below are just a few of the topics covered in the lessons:
Curriculum: Curated by Heather Roberts
Grade: 2nd - 12th
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuition: $50 per month or $200 a semester; sibling discount (second student: $45, third student and beyond: $40)
Supply Fee: $25 per year
Required Supplies: notebook and pencil, highlighter. All students will be responsible for costumes and props once they have been assigned.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Course Description: We will introduce musical theatre in ways kids will instantly absorb these lessons. Fun Weekly class games and activities to fine tune their skills, useful reflection and journaling exercises after every lesson. A performance at the end of the semester.
Below are just a few of the topics covered in the lessons:
- What is musical theatre? Students will explore the origin of musical theatre and the shows that have defined the genre.
- Storytelling in Musicals. Students will learn about the “emotional staircase” and how it’s the basis of storytelling in musical theatre.
- Music in Musicals. Students will develop an understanding of how music is used to convey character and emotion, and how that understanding can help strengthen and inform their acting choices.
- Singing Musical Theatre. Students will develop an understanding of proper singing technique and how to use their voice to captivate an audience.
- Dance and Movement. Students will learn how dance and movement contribute to musical storytelling and become familiar with basic choreography.
- Acting the Song. Students will understand the importance of “acting a song” as opposed to just “performing a song”, and learn how to give nuanced, compelling performances.
Curriculum: Curated by Heather Roberts
Grade: 2nd - 12th
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuition: $50 per month or $200 a semester; sibling discount (second student: $45, third student and beyond: $40)
Supply Fee: $25 per year
Required Supplies: notebook and pencil, highlighter. All students will be responsible for costumes and props once they have been assigned.
Class Minimum: 5 students
Introduction to Speech |
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CLASS FULL
Instructor: Kari Thomas
Course Description: Students will learn the mechanics to successfully stand in front of an audience to deliver a prepared speech with appropriate content and confidence. The class begins with the study of famous speeches and ends with a persuasive speech given by the student on a topic of interest, with much more in between. Students will gain a working knowledge on preparing a speech with effective content and use their voices to communicate to keep an audience interested. Learning to be comfortable with public speaking helps with daily confidence, job interviews, and much more. The students will learn to take their ideas and to communicate effectively to the world. Communication is everything.
Curriculum: Library, famous speeches, poetry, more
Grade: 7th-12th
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (FALL)
Tuition: $35 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: Students will learn the mechanics to successfully stand in front of an audience to deliver a prepared speech with appropriate content and confidence. The class begins with the study of famous speeches and ends with a persuasive speech given by the student on a topic of interest, with much more in between. Students will gain a working knowledge on preparing a speech with effective content and use their voices to communicate to keep an audience interested. Learning to be comfortable with public speaking helps with daily confidence, job interviews, and much more. The students will learn to take their ideas and to communicate effectively to the world. Communication is everything.
Curriculum: Library, famous speeches, poetry, more
Grade: 7th-12th
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (FALL)
Tuition: $35 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 4 students
Symposium Survey |
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Instructor: Kari Thomas
Course Description: Ever wonder what you want to do? Ever get bored with your typical studies and want something more? Come and learn about lots of different topics and join us in open discussions. Topics will be a brief overview and study which will give the student the ability to try out lots of things. Graphic Design, Blog set up, Photography, Debate, Entrepreneurship, Cultures, and more. Students may sign up on a topic by topic basis each month. This class is for the student that wants to cover a variety of topics to figure out what they really enjoy but doesn't necessarily need a specific credit.
Curriculum: Curated by Kari Thomas
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (SPRING)
Required Materials: computer for some topics, general school supplies, some type of camera
Tuition: $30 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 8 students
Course Description: Ever wonder what you want to do? Ever get bored with your typical studies and want something more? Come and learn about lots of different topics and join us in open discussions. Topics will be a brief overview and study which will give the student the ability to try out lots of things. Graphic Design, Blog set up, Photography, Debate, Entrepreneurship, Cultures, and more. Students may sign up on a topic by topic basis each month. This class is for the student that wants to cover a variety of topics to figure out what they really enjoy but doesn't necessarily need a specific credit.
Curriculum: Curated by Kari Thomas
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. (SPRING)
Required Materials: computer for some topics, general school supplies, some type of camera
Tuition: $30 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Class Minimum: 8 students
Gastronomy |
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Instructor: Joshua Schwencke
Course Description: Our programing will be focused on food science and history. Classes will cover familiar foods with a background knowledge on their history, the science during cooking and a small cooking demo. Students will participate in cooking skills such as knife skills and safety, sauce making and meal prep. The science and history of foods used will be also focused on during class duration. This class meets ONCE a month.
Curriculum: A curriculum curated by professional chef, Joshua Schwencke
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. (MONTHLY; Fall dates: 9/2, 10/7, 11/4, and 12/2. Spring Dates: TBA)
Required Materials: closed toed shoes are a MUST
Tuition: $40 per month (class meets monthly)
Supply Fee: $10 per class
Class Minimum: 7 students
Course Description: Our programing will be focused on food science and history. Classes will cover familiar foods with a background knowledge on their history, the science during cooking and a small cooking demo. Students will participate in cooking skills such as knife skills and safety, sauce making and meal prep. The science and history of foods used will be also focused on during class duration. This class meets ONCE a month.
Curriculum: A curriculum curated by professional chef, Joshua Schwencke
Grade: 6th - 12th
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. (MONTHLY; Fall dates: 9/2, 10/7, 11/4, and 12/2. Spring Dates: TBA)
Required Materials: closed toed shoes are a MUST
Tuition: $40 per month (class meets monthly)
Supply Fee: $10 per class
Class Minimum: 7 students
Skills and Techniques of Sewing |
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Instructor: Savannah Funkenbush
Curse Description: Semester 1 (FALL SEMESTER) will introduce the student to the basics of sewing: Hand stitches and techniques; Sewing machine basics and capabilities; and Tools used in sewing. Students will learn the techniques of sewing basic quilt squares and a rag-edge blanket. Each student will go home with a completed sewn pillowcase and tote bag. Semester 2 (SPRING SEMESTER) will cover: Sewing with patterns: Using patterns; Choosing a pattern; Adapting a pattern; Basics of designing your own pattern. In addition, basic alterations will be taught. Students will go home with a completed sewn pair of pajama pants or shorts. Final exam will be to pick out and make your own outfit using a pattern. Optional: Fashion show of completed outfits worn by students.
Curriculum: A curriculum curated by Savannah Funkenbush
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Required Materials: 1 yard of muslin or practice fabric, pins, sewing scissors, tape measure, pencil, seam ripper, polyester sewing thread. Projects through out the year will need additional fabrics. sewing machine not required, but if you have one bring it.
Tuition: $30 per month
Supply Fee: $20
Class Minimum: 1 student
Curse Description: Semester 1 (FALL SEMESTER) will introduce the student to the basics of sewing: Hand stitches and techniques; Sewing machine basics and capabilities; and Tools used in sewing. Students will learn the techniques of sewing basic quilt squares and a rag-edge blanket. Each student will go home with a completed sewn pillowcase and tote bag. Semester 2 (SPRING SEMESTER) will cover: Sewing with patterns: Using patterns; Choosing a pattern; Adapting a pattern; Basics of designing your own pattern. In addition, basic alterations will be taught. Students will go home with a completed sewn pair of pajama pants or shorts. Final exam will be to pick out and make your own outfit using a pattern. Optional: Fashion show of completed outfits worn by students.
Curriculum: A curriculum curated by Savannah Funkenbush
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Required Materials: 1 yard of muslin or practice fabric, pins, sewing scissors, tape measure, pencil, seam ripper, polyester sewing thread. Projects through out the year will need additional fabrics. sewing machine not required, but if you have one bring it.
Tuition: $30 per month
Supply Fee: $20
Class Minimum: 1 student
Horticulture 101 |
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Instructor: Savannah Funkenbush
Course Description: The students will learn about plants from a scientific view and how to use good gardening practices. Propagation techniques will be discussed along with hands-on learning. Semester 1 (FALL SEMESTER) will cover the technical aspects of growing: Soils; Soil testing, improvement, and watering; Plant parts, growth, and development; Photosynthesis; Plant problems, prevention, diagnosis, management. Semester 2 (SPRING SEMESTER) will cover the more practical aspects of gardening such as growing herbs, vegetables, and ornamentals. Propagation techniques will be discussed and students will go home with newly propagated plant tissue to nurture.
Curriculum: Texas Master Gardeners Handbook
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Required Materials: Horticulture class will be asking for donations of potting soil. students will need gardening gloves, trowel, plastic watering can, and cultivator (three prong tool)
Tuition: $35 per month
Supply Fee: $30 per semester
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: The students will learn about plants from a scientific view and how to use good gardening practices. Propagation techniques will be discussed along with hands-on learning. Semester 1 (FALL SEMESTER) will cover the technical aspects of growing: Soils; Soil testing, improvement, and watering; Plant parts, growth, and development; Photosynthesis; Plant problems, prevention, diagnosis, management. Semester 2 (SPRING SEMESTER) will cover the more practical aspects of gardening such as growing herbs, vegetables, and ornamentals. Propagation techniques will be discussed and students will go home with newly propagated plant tissue to nurture.
Curriculum: Texas Master Gardeners Handbook
Grade: 9th - 12th
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Required Materials: Horticulture class will be asking for donations of potting soil. students will need gardening gloves, trowel, plastic watering can, and cultivator (three prong tool)
Tuition: $35 per month
Supply Fee: $30 per semester
Class Minimum: 4 students
Piano |
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Instructor: Olivia Nuncio
Course Description: In our private lessons, I will be teaching piano theory, technique using Bastien methods. I will assess your level at our first lesson and assign books. My teaching philosophy centers on helping students develop a comprehensive understanding of music that will enable them to enjoy playing the piano. It is my desire that my students become lifelong independent music learners. Traditional private lessons will focus primarily on theory, technique, sight reading and repertoire(all genres of music)
Grade: All grade, beginner to intermediate
Time: pick a time at registration.
Curriculum: piano theory, piano technique, and lesson books by Alfred`s and/or Bastien methods.
Tuition: $20 per lesson, $80 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Required Supplies: assigned piano books, notebook for practice assignments
Course Description: In our private lessons, I will be teaching piano theory, technique using Bastien methods. I will assess your level at our first lesson and assign books. My teaching philosophy centers on helping students develop a comprehensive understanding of music that will enable them to enjoy playing the piano. It is my desire that my students become lifelong independent music learners. Traditional private lessons will focus primarily on theory, technique, sight reading and repertoire(all genres of music)
Grade: All grade, beginner to intermediate
Time: pick a time at registration.
Curriculum: piano theory, piano technique, and lesson books by Alfred`s and/or Bastien methods.
Tuition: $20 per lesson, $80 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Required Supplies: assigned piano books, notebook for practice assignments
Beginner Violin |
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Instructor: Kenzie Moczygemba
Course Description: I will be teaching one at a time that way I can help each student individually and help them grow in strength. It takes the student through the basics of violin playing. This class will essentially be a stepping stone for the students. For the first bit they will be learning how to properly handle a violin and bow, by using little games to learn the techniques needed to play with skill. Then around the second or third week we will begin with simple songs. I will walk through them, with each student so they will learn to be proficient in the basics of how to play.
Curriculum: Suzuki
Grade: All grades, beginner to intermediate
Time: pick a time at registration
Tuition: $5 per lesson, $20 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Required Supplies: violin and bow (with shoulder rest), Suzuki violin lesson book Volume One, notebook for practice assignments
There are great local music supply shops to rent from that can guide you in sizing and accompanying materials.
https://www.stradviolin.com/
https://www.terranovaviolins.com/
Course Description: I will be teaching one at a time that way I can help each student individually and help them grow in strength. It takes the student through the basics of violin playing. This class will essentially be a stepping stone for the students. For the first bit they will be learning how to properly handle a violin and bow, by using little games to learn the techniques needed to play with skill. Then around the second or third week we will begin with simple songs. I will walk through them, with each student so they will learn to be proficient in the basics of how to play.
Curriculum: Suzuki
Grade: All grades, beginner to intermediate
Time: pick a time at registration
Tuition: $5 per lesson, $20 per month
Supply Fee: $0
Required Supplies: violin and bow (with shoulder rest), Suzuki violin lesson book Volume One, notebook for practice assignments
There are great local music supply shops to rent from that can guide you in sizing and accompanying materials.
https://www.stradviolin.com/
https://www.terranovaviolins.com/
Tae Kwon Do |
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Instructor: Ginger Torvik
Course Description: This class will focus on kicks, punches & combination routines, self-defense & weapons. Your student will gain poise, confidence, & endurance as they train hard & learn new skills. Martial Arts are a wonderful way for children to learn the discipline, hard work, & patience that it takes to be successful in life. Students are expected to do push-ups and practice techniques at home at least three times per week.
Grade: 5th - 12th
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Tuition: $40 per month or $160 per semester; 15% sibling discount
Uniform Fee: $35 includes belt & patch for new students, there is an option to buy a special pant
T-shirt: $15.00 new students
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: This class will focus on kicks, punches & combination routines, self-defense & weapons. Your student will gain poise, confidence, & endurance as they train hard & learn new skills. Martial Arts are a wonderful way for children to learn the discipline, hard work, & patience that it takes to be successful in life. Students are expected to do push-ups and practice techniques at home at least three times per week.
Grade: 5th - 12th
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Tuition: $40 per month or $160 per semester; 15% sibling discount
Uniform Fee: $35 includes belt & patch for new students, there is an option to buy a special pant
T-shirt: $15.00 new students
Class Minimum: 4 students
Starting Points |
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Instructor: Nathan Thomas
Course Description: This one-year worldview study guides the student in establishing a personal biblical worldview as the standard for evaluating ideas. The student will develop critical thinking skills by learning to recognize assumptions and assess ideas presented in literature, media and culture. A variety of learning methods will be used including reading, analysis, outlining, short answer, plot summary, interactive discussion and writing. In addition, the curriculum includes popular movies and apologetics readings through which the student is challenged in critical analysis, reading comprehension, and studies on ethics, man, history and spirituality. The student will learn basic composition and literary analysis while gaining formative experience in public speaking. This course is 5 classes in one: Bible, Literature, Composition, logic, and American History course!
Grade: 7th - 10th
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Starting Points
Required Materials: Books, pens, pencils, paper, spiral notebook, have access to a computer for home use.
Tuition: $45 per month, $160 per semester; sibling discount %15
Supply Fee: None (the books needed for this course in all run about $200, but can be purchased individually when needed)
Class Minimum: 4 students
Course Description: This one-year worldview study guides the student in establishing a personal biblical worldview as the standard for evaluating ideas. The student will develop critical thinking skills by learning to recognize assumptions and assess ideas presented in literature, media and culture. A variety of learning methods will be used including reading, analysis, outlining, short answer, plot summary, interactive discussion and writing. In addition, the curriculum includes popular movies and apologetics readings through which the student is challenged in critical analysis, reading comprehension, and studies on ethics, man, history and spirituality. The student will learn basic composition and literary analysis while gaining formative experience in public speaking. This course is 5 classes in one: Bible, Literature, Composition, logic, and American History course!
Grade: 7th - 10th
Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Curriculum: Starting Points
Required Materials: Books, pens, pencils, paper, spiral notebook, have access to a computer for home use.
Tuition: $45 per month, $160 per semester; sibling discount %15
Supply Fee: None (the books needed for this course in all run about $200, but can be purchased individually when needed)
Class Minimum: 4 students