Teacher: Wendy Greer
Description: We will spend time learning the days of the week and the months of the year. We will also focus on a different month each week learning about holidays and other special days with in each month.
Class Length: 12 weeks
Prerequisites: None
Homework: none
Book: None
Supplies: none
Fees: $15
Teacher: Penny Webster
Description: The students will use critical thinking to solve mysteries on paper and with the game Clue.
Class Length: 12 weeks
Homework: None
Prerequisites: None
Book: None
Supplies: Pencils
Fees: $25
Teacher: Ashley Zorn
Description: Students will learn the essentials for basic first aide consisting of bleeding control, proper management of broken bones, identifying significant signs of life threatening injuries and illnesses and CPR. Students will learn basic patient care to sustain life while waiting for EMS to arrive.
Class Length: 12 weeks
Prerequisites: none
Homework: none
Book: none
Supplies: Pencil, paper, folder/binder
Fees: $20
Teacher: Tasha Dugo
Description: Students will use inferencing and critical thinking to solve a different mystery each week.
Class Length: 12 weeks
Prerequisites: none
Book: none
Supplies: Pencils, binder
Fee: $10
Teacher: Jennifer Morris
Description: We’ll play a variety of games and have fun.
Class Length: 16 weeks, year long
Prerequisites: None
Book: None
Supplies: None
Fees: None
Teacher: Ashley Enns
Description:Work as a team to produce a fun yearbook!
Class Length: 16 weeks, year long
Prerequisites: none
Homework: none
Book: none
Supplies: Laptop computer brought to class each week and to use at home.
Fee: $10
Teacher: Heather Montgomery
Description: Students will interview multiple different job fields and write reports on their findings. In class oral reports will be required. Students will be required to interview at least 4-6 different people in different fields for their homework.
Class Length: 16 weeks
Prerequisites: None
Homework: 2-3 hours
Book: None
Supplies: Pencil and paper
Fees: $5
Teacher: Leah Hendershot
Description: Logic is the study of the principles of correct reasoning. To be logical is to think rightly, and to draw reasonable conclusions from the available information. Intro to Logic will cover logic, critical thinking, identifying fallacies and practicing logical arguments from a Biblical perspective.
This course is year long, will be graded and receive high school credit. Homework will be required.
We will use Masterbooks’ Intro to Logic by Jason Lisle.
Class Length: 16 weeks, year long
Prerequisites: none
Homework: 1-2 hours
Book: Masterbooks’ Intro to Logic by Jason Lisle. Available on Masterbooks.com or Christianbook.com. https://www.masterbooks.com/introduction-to-logic
Supplies: Intro to Logic book, college rule notebook and pencil
Fee: $15