* Student accounts must be paid in full before scheduling for 2026/2027 *New Family Enrollment will begin April 27th
Social Studies
The Art of Argument
16 week / $350
Middle and high school students will argue (and sometimes quarrel), but they won't argue well without good training. Students who complete The Art of Argument will learn how to reason with clarity, relevance, and purpose . . . and will have fun along the way! Informal logic is a foundational subject by which other subjects are evaluated, assessed, and learned. Therefore, students' study and mastery of the 28 logical fallacies will provide an essential lifetime framework for filtering good and bad reasoning as well as writing and speaking effectively.
The student will need:
The Art of Argument book (link), a wire-bound notebook and a pencil or pen.
The Constitution of the United States
16 week / $350
This class will focus on the greatest experiment of all time, the American Experiment. Students will gain an understanding of the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, three branches of government, law making process, election process, and the meaning of American Exceptionalism. They will learn about the Judeo-Christian principles upon which our country was founded. Students will gain an understanding of local, state, and federal government and the importance of their participation in fulfilling their civic duties. Students will engage in group projects, class discussions, case law and its effect on our republic, and mock elections and debates.
World Explorers
16 weeks with Ms. Andii / $350
Get your passports ready, because this a perfect opportunity for your child to learn about different places and cultures from all over the world. In this class, students will listen to music, learn games, taste food, use different languages, and create crafts as we highlight new countries each week.
During week one, students will receive their "passport" and earn a stamp each time we learn about a new country! By the end of this course they will have several stamps and tons of fun memories of how we "traveled the world" together.
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Great Debaters
16 weeks with Ms. Andii/ $350
Let's take a few simple ideas and/or disagreement of opinions, add some technique with a sprinkle of research...pour in a lot of fun and giggles and a dash of social skills and you will get the perfect class for elementary kids to learn the skill of debate!
Students will learn the difference between an argument and a debate, they will practice providing evidence to support their thinking, they will discuss topics they are passionate about, they will learn to listen and communicate with people who have different opinions, and practice communication skills all while having a great time.
Government & Economics
16 weeks with Dr T/ $350
This middle school course introduces students to the foundations of government and economics through engaging, real-world connections and discussion-based learning.
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Over the course of the year, students will explore two key areas:
Fall Semester: Government (16 weeks)
Students will learn how government works at the local, state, and national levels. Topics include the Constitution, branches of government, rights and responsibilities of citizens, and how laws are made. Lessons are designed to help students understand not just how systems function, but why they matter in everyday life.
Spring Semester: Economics (16 weeks)
Students will be introduced to essential economic concepts such as supply and demand, earning, saving, spending, and basic financial decision-making. Through practical examples, students will begin to understand how money works and how economic choices impact individuals and communities.
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Throughout the course, students will also explore these topics through a Biblical lens, discussing stewardship, responsibility, integrity, and the role of individuals within a community.
This class emphasizes discussion, critical thinking, and real-life application, helping students build a strong foundation for understanding the world around them.
Government & Economics
16 weeks with Dr T/ $350
This middle school course introduces students to the foundations of government and economics through engaging, real-world connections and discussion-based learning.
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Over the course of the year, students will explore two key areas:
Fall Semester: Government (16 weeks)
Students will learn how government works at the local, state, and national levels. Topics include the Constitution, branches of government, rights and responsibilities of citizens, and how laws are made. Lessons are designed to help students understand not just how systems function, but why they matter in everyday life.
Spring Semester: Economics (16 weeks)
Students will be introduced to essential economic concepts such as supply and demand, earning, saving, spending, and basic financial decision-making. Through practical examples, students will begin to understand how money works and how economic choices impact individuals and communities.
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Throughout the course, students will also explore these topics through a Biblical lens, discussing stewardship, responsibility, integrity, and the role of individuals within a community.
This class emphasizes discussion, critical thinking, and real-life application, helping students build a strong foundation for understanding the world around them.
Who Was
16 weeks with Ms. Andii/ $350
This class is inspired by the engaging and educational "Who Was..." Book Series that explores famous people in history! Each week will focus on an inspirational person, learn about their life, and enjoy activities such as a game, craft, story, science experiment, recipe, etc.
We will explore famous scientist, explorers, athletes, artists, actors and more as we have fun learning science and social studies concepts!