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Welcome! The class listings below are for the Fall semester. Tuiton is listed for the Fall semester only.
The Fall 2008 Semester:
16 week classes begin August 25 and finish on December 10, 2008.
12 week classes begin September 3 and finish on November 17, 2008
The Spring 2009 Semester:
16 week classes begin January 12, 2009 and finish May 6, 2009.
12 week classes begin January 28 and finish April 22, 2009.
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Algebra 1
Description:
This class if for 7-12th Graders prepared for Algebra I concepts. This is a year-long class, students will need to enroll in both Fall and Spring semesters.
MinStudents:
10
MaxStudents:
20
Tuition:
$175.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Crown Room
Teacher:
Kimberly
Whiteside
Class Days
Monday
8:30 AM
to
9:25 AM
Wednesday
8:30 AM
to
9:25 AM
Text Book: Saxon - Algebra I, 3rd edition student kit -
PriceNew:
$74.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Text Book: Saxon - Algebra I, 3rd edition solutions manual -
PriceNew:
$39.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Algebra II
Description:
This is a year-long class. Students need to enroll in both Fall and Spring classes. For grades 7-12.
MinStudents:
10
MaxStudents:
24
Tuition:
$175.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
Susan
Warner
Class Days
Monday
8:30 AM
to
9:25 AM
Wednesday
3:00 PM
to
3:55 PM
Text Book: Saxon - Algebra II 3rd edition student kit -
PriceNew:
$74.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Text Book: Saxon - Algebra 2 3rd edition solutions manual -
PriceNew:
$43.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Art, 1-3rd Grade
Description:
Students will dive into all kinds of fun and interesting art mediums as we explore a Kansas prairie and Indian art theme. This collection of activities will included painting, 3-dimensional cut and glue constuctions, sand paintings and more. The Kansas prairie and the American Indians will be used to inspire our art along with a look at Indian design and language.
MinStudents:
10
MaxStudents:
18
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$5.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
Felicia
Doll
Class Days
Wednesday
12:00 PM
to
12:55 PM
Art, 3-6th Grade
Description:
This semester we will look into the life of the famous author and illustrator Beatrix Potter! Students will study her character drawings and style. We will even take a look into how she was schooled (home schooled) and how she became a self taught artist. In keeping with the theme of Beatrix Potter, students will create drawings from still life Kansas prairie plants and detailed real life bug drawings. Ink wells with dipping pens will be used along with paints, and other media as we create bugs, plants, and small animals. Carving into linoleum blocks and printing with the blocks will also be explored! Each project will take approximately two class times to complete. The objective for this class is to allow students to experience a variety of art mediums that most home schoolers would otherwise not experience, to teach basic art principles, and to produce an end product that is satisfying to the student!
MinStudents:
10
MaxStudents:
18
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$5.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
Felicia
Doll
Class Days
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
1:55 PM
Art, 6-12th Grade
Description:
This class is for the beginner and the more experienced art student alike. Each student will work at their own level as we work in the areas of still life drawing, color, design and clay. This semester we will take a peek into the life of illustrator and author Beatrix Potter. Her botanical and character drawings will inspire us as we study details in Kansas prairie plants, insects and critters. Dip pens and ink wells will be used for drawing and red clay will be used to make traditional coil pots. This class will be taught as a traditional art class using a variety of materials and techniques. Students will need a sketch pad for class, all other supplies will be provided.
MinStudents:
10
MaxStudents:
18
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$10.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
Felicia
Doll
Class Days
Wednesday
2:00 PM
to
2:55 PM
Babysitting/CPR
Description:
This course will give students the skills and confidence to care for infants through school-aged children. It will be interactive and activity-based, in order to build confidence by practicing decision-making and managing real life situations. Topics include: Safety, Preventing Illness and Injury, Basic Childcare, Age Appropriate Behaviors and Play. Babystitting covers the first six weeks and is taught by Kathy Morris.
The second six weeks first aid and CPR is instructed by Kris Sayler, RN. Students must pass all CPR and first aid skills demonstrations and tests to achieve certification in CPR and basic first aid.
MinStudents:
8
MaxStudents:
16
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$25.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Parlor
Teacher:
Kathy
Morris
Class Days
Wednesday
12:00 PM
to
12:55 PM
Ballet/Tap, 1-3rd Grade
Description:
In this course, students will learn basic positions and techniques required for ballet and tap. Basic coordination, groupwork, and elementary knowledge of dance terms will also be taught. Above all though, students will learn how to glorify and praise the Lord through dance! A routine for each style of dance will be taught and demonstrated at the End of Semester Program.
In addition to course fees, students will need to purchase a black leotard, black dance skirt, pink tights, ballet shoes, and tap shoes.
MinStudents:
5
MaxStudents:
15
Tuition:
$55.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Central Court
Teacher:
Laura
Bergen
Class Days
Wednesday
10:30 AM
to
11:25 AM
Ballet/Tap, 4-6th Grade
Description:
In this course, students will learn positions, technique and more advanced barre exercises. Coordination, choreography, and intermediate knowledge of dance terms will also be taught. Above all though, students will learn how to glorify and praise the Lord through dance! A routine for each style of dance will be taught and demonstrated at the End of Semester Program.
In addition to course fees, students will need to purchase a black leotard, black dance skirt, pink tights, ballet shoes, and tap shoes.
MinStudents:
5
MaxStudents:
15
Tuition:
$55.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Central Court
Teacher:
Laura
Bergen
Class Days
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:25 AM
Beginning Public Speaking
Description:
Public communication is an important life skill for all students to obtain. Do you long to hear Christian youth speak confidently for Christ in a winsome manner? God’s gift of speech was meant to give him glory. Success and confidence is gained by practice, encouragement, and more practice, while having LOTS OF FUN AT IT!
The Speech class builds confidence necessary for children to speak in front of others. Children will learn practical tools and practice speaking in a relaxed supportive environment. This is an interactive class; all students participate in the encouragement of one another, “spying” excellence to improve communication skills. Teresa Moon’s Communicators for Christ curriculum, Beginning Public Speaking, will be the textbook for the course.
During the course of a semester, students will be required to write or choose, memorize and present different types of speeches. The semester will include several brief speeches and two 5 minute speeches; the majority covering material the student already knows or is currently studying at home. Three types of public speaking will be explored: speaking to inform, speaking to persuade and speaking to entertain. Second semester, will include more limited preparation speeches such as Impromptu and Apologetics, where learning to speak persuasively without advanced preparation will be a primary focus. Enrollment in the spring semester is optional, not required.
Parental attendance is not required in class, (unless it is your CHFM service assignment) but is certainly encouraged. It is exciting to watch our budding communicators gain skills and confidence publicly. Parents are invited to come and watch their children perform each week. An accumulation of skills will be presented in a piece of their choice in the 11th week of class. For grades 3-5.
“Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.” Proverbs 12:18
MinStudents:
6
MaxStudents:
12
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Choir Room
Teacher:
Kay
Spangler
Class Days
Wednesday
1:00 PM
to
1:55 PM
Text Book: *Beginning Public Speaking by Teresa Moon -
PriceNew:
$14.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Biology
Description:
This is a year-long class. Students will need to enroll in both Fall and Spring semesters. For grades 9-12th, following the Apologia Curriculum.
MinStudents:
8
MaxStudents:
24
Tuition:
$200.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$25.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
TBD
Class Days
Monday
9:30 AM
to
10:55 AM
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:55 AM
Text Book: Apologia - Exploring Creation with Biology 2nd ed. -
PriceNew:
$74.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Text Book: Apologia - Exploring Creation with Biology – Solutions Manual -
PriceNew:
$28.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Chemistry
Description:
This is a year-long class. Students will need to enroll in both Fall and Spring semesters.
MinStudents:
8
MaxStudents:
24
Tuition:
$200.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$25.00
RoomName:
D-3
Teacher:
Becky
Nangle
Class Days
Monday
9:30 AM
to
10:55 AM
Wednesday
9:30 AM
to
10:55 AM
Text Book: Bob Jones University - Chemistry 2nd ed. Student text -
PriceNew:
$43.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Text Book: Bob Jones University - Chemistry 2nd ed. Lab manual -
PriceNew:
$21.00
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PriceUsed:
$0.00
Dance Team
Description:
In this course, students will learn jazz techniques, combinations, choreography and terminology. Students will be graded on all of the above and by their individual improvement/effort only. A final choreography project will be presented by the class at the semester end program.
In addition to course fees, students will need to purchase black jazz pants and jazz shoes. Longer T-shirts are appropriate to wear for tops. Open to girls in grades 6-8.
Homework Requirements: 15-20 minute practice at least 5 times a week. Without practice, improvement is impossible.
MinStudents:
5
MaxStudents:
15
Tuition:
$55.00
Supplies:
$0.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Central Court
Teacher:
Laura
Bergen
Class Days
Wednesday
8:30 AM
to
9:25 AM
Drama, 3-5th Grade
Description:
In this class, students will learn the tools of drama, and produce a Spring play. This is a year-long class and students are required to enroll in both semesters.
Students are expected to memorize lines and participate in the play. For grades 3-5.
MinStudents:
8
MaxStudents:
20
Tuition:
$50.00
Supplies:
$10.00
LabFee:
$0.00
RoomName:
Chapel
Teacher:
Crystal
Cole
Class Days
Wednesday
12:00 PM
to
12:55 PM
Drama, 6-12th Grade
Description:
Middle School and High School students will learn the tools of drama, and work together to produce a Spring play. This is a year-long class and students are required to enroll in both semesters.
Students are expected to memorize lines and participate in the play. For grades 6-12.
MinStudents:
8
MaxStudents:
20
Tuition