Teacher: Misty Randolph

Description: A snack and rest time with a show movie for littles in the afternoon.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Special lovie and or blanket and pillow

Fees: $5

Teacher: Natalie Miller

Description: We will work on preschool skills such as letter sounds, rhyming, counting, patterns, and spatial awareness, through developmentally appropriate activities and play. We will read stories, sing songs, and learn, all while having fun!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fee: $5

Teacher: Natalie Miller

Description: Children will build with blocks, do puzzles, and explore with puppets and imaginative play. Through hands-on activities, they’ll develop fine motor skills, problem-solving, and social skills, all while having fun together.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fee: $5

Teacher: Suzanne Johnson

Description: Introduction of the alphabet and numbers through coloring pages, songs, and books

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Coloring box and crayons

Teacher: Ally Thompson

Description: Come have fun exploring music! We will work on rhythm, dancing, and singing with our friends!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $5

Teacher: Hadley Vasquez

Class Length: 12 weeks

Description: With weekly themes we will explore stories together. Learning to listen to books aloud, act out stories, sing and do crafts.

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons, glue stick and scissors

Fee: $5

Teacher: Amber Robertson

Class Length: 12 weeks

Description: For any littles who need a quiet nap hour after lunch. Low lights, white noise, mats or pack-plays provided. Bring your favorite stuffy or pillow and a blanket. Start as early as 12:30 to put your child down after lunch. No need to stay after they’re asleep.

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Blanket needed. Can be stored for semester or kept in backpack. Stuffy or small pillow optional.

Fee: $0

Teacher: Alex Willems

Description: We will go out to the playground and allow the kids to play. If there is bad weather, we will go in a room and play games.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Water bottle with name on it

Fee: $0

Teacher: Alex Willems

Description: We will focus on number recognition and counting using music, movement and centers. Let’s have fun playing with numbers!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $4

Teacher: Marnie Franklin

Description: We will be doing larger advanced projects as well as projects using other elements and materials that we will crochet around. Students will be expected to get work done in class and maintain an exceptable voice volume this is not just social time. As advanced crocheters I want to challenge you with new things.... you're not done yet, there is more to learn in the fascinating world of crochet.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: #4 worsted medium weight at Michaels, or Dollar Tree "Just Yarn " yarn either red heart or loops and threads (NO fuzzy too soft yarn), crochet needles #4-6mm including .5 half sizes if possible please, tapestry needle, scissors, recycled folder or thin ring binder for stitch guides, patterns.

Fee: $35

Teacher: Christin Duncan

Description: We will work on many art projects using a variety of mediums, including paint, watercolor, clay, and more. We will also learn about art techniques and practice them.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Pencil, paint shirt (oversized t-shirt that they can get paint on)

Teacher: Amber Robertson

Class Length: 12 weeks

Description: Arts and crafts for lower elementary.

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: All basic school supplies: pencils, erasers, colored pencils, markers, crayons, scissors, glue sticks.

Fee: $15

Teacher: Marnie Franklin

Description: You will Learn:
- how to hold yarn
- how to make stitches even fluffy and neat,
- understand crochet language,
- practice basic stitches
I will give you a fully comprehensive solid foundation and understanding. Crochet is a time dedicated skill to build muscle memory must practice during week to avoid having to start over every week. must be able to handle some emotional frustrations and mental multitasking, hand eye coordinations. Most of all patience with yourself. This is not about perfection just keep moving forward with repetition and dedication. Lets CROCHET together! Cant wait to meet you!

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: #4 worsted medium weight at Michaels, or Dollar Tree "Just Yarn " yarn either red heart or loops and threads (NO fuzzy too soft yarn), crochet needles #4-6mm including .5 half sizes if possible please, tapestry needle, scissors, recycled folder or thin ring binder for stitch guides, patterns

Fee: $40

Teacher: Trisha Sweet-Dean

Description: Plants and animals, jungles and oceans, silly creatures big and small...We will learn to draw as a class with step by step instructions! Bring your imagination and a willing attitude as we practice various drawing skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil, erasers, colored pencils/crayons

Fees: $10

Teacher: Jamie Swanson

Description: Engaging in different ways to learn about and worship God.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Markers or crayons

Fee: $5

Teacher: Jim Lindner

Description: We will look at an overview of the Bible. Answering questions such as how many books of the Bible, over what time frame it was written, how many authors wrote the Bible, what is each book about or what is its theme, and much more.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Paper, Pencil/Eraser, Crayons/Colored Pencils - are a must

Fees: $5

Teacher: Chelsea Pulver

Description: Over the next two semesters, we will journey through the Gospel of Luke, with a mix of Scripture reading and questions. We typically dive deep so be ready with highlighters and a notebook!

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: Bible

Supplies: Bible, highlighter, pens or pencil, and notebook

Fees: $10

Teacher: June Johnson

Description: Middle School Drama is a "doing" class. There will be drama games and improv scenes during each class session to give the students more experience on stage. They will review basic acting techniques and stage terminology, and work on some scripted scenes.

There is no textbook, but the students will be expected to take notes and keep all handouts. Returning students are encouraged, and new students will be welcomed.

*This class can be taken 1 or 2 semesters.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Folder, pen or pencil

Fees: $35

Teacher: June Johnson

Description: High School and advanced middle school students are invited to join the class. We will review theater, and work on some advanced acting techniques. There will be lots of improvs, some scripted scenes, theater games, and perhaps some surprises. There will be no textbook, but students will be expected to keep all handouts

*This class can be 1 or 2 semesters.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Folders, pen or pencil

Fees: $35

Teacher: Little Bear (David Schanbacher)

Description: We will be playing the cashflow board game. If you have taken any of the financial IQ classes you already know whit it is. Any Highschool students are more than welcome in this class even if you have not taken any of the financial IQ classes. All are welcome. The game teaches money management, personal financial spread sheet and how to build passive income to get out of the rat race.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil and eraser

Fees: $10

Teacher: Little Bear (David Schanbacher)

Description: Based off the Rich Dad Poor Dad books by Robert Kiyosaki to increase our knowledge of how money works, why the rich get richer and the poor stay poor. To learn how the rich use their money and why. Learn the difference between liabilities and assets and how the financial system works for and against you. This is to increase your financial IQ to know what and when to ask the right questions.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book:Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kyosaki

Supplies: Notebook, pencil and above book

Fees: $10

Teacher: Carrie Corliss

Description: Your high schooler will learn the money skills they’ll use now and for the rest of their lives so they’ll have a solid foundation when they’re out on their own. This Ramsey course trades boring formulas and financial theories for time-tested principles, real-life applications and humor.

You will need the Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition (Print and Digital Student Add-On HERE)

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition (Print and Digital Student Add-On HERE)

Supplies: Pen & printed workbook

Fees: $10

Teacher: Cassie Reif

Description: This is a beginner level class organized around themes and topics. In this class, students will learn basic vocabulary and grammar concepts. Students will learn to communicate with others and talk about a variety of topics such as basic conversation, hobbies, likes/dislikes, and their families. Through songs, games, role-play, and stories, students will develop their speaking and listening skills.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book: None

Supplies:

1. 1 ½ in binder (dividers will be helpful)

2. School box with pencils/pens, scissors, and glue stick

3. box of crayons and/or markers

4. whiteboard

5. Dry erase markers (and eraser)

6. notebook

Fee: $50

Teacher: Cassie Reif

Description: By the end of the course, students will be able to have a basic conversation, express basic emotions, count to 20, identify colors, identify common classroom objects, talk about likes/dislikes, and introduce family members. Through songs, games, role-play, and stories, students will develop their speaking and listening skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 1-2 hours

Book: None

Supplies:

1. 1 ½ in binder (dividers will be helpful)

2. School box with pencils/pens, scissors, and glue stick

3. box of crayons and/or markers

4. whiteboard

5. Dry erase markers (and eraser)

6. notebook

Fee: $40

Teacher: Jennie Bracken

Description: This is a year long US History Class that follows the Notgrass curriculum, titled "Our Star-Spangled Story Part 1" and a portion of "Our Star Spangled Story Part 2). Each weekly unit focuses on a major historical event/theme and tells its story through the eyes of several people or families, concluding with a Bible verse. A 10-15 minute lesson will be read to the class, and then we will complete the accompanying workbook together.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Pencil and colored pencils

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This is middle school world history course with geography. It begins with God created the world and tells the story of mankind into the twenty-first century. Each unit focuses on each of these topics: Our World Story, Daily Life, World Landmark, God's Wonder, and World Biography. Students will explore the history of the entire globe, learning about each continent and what has happened there over the centuries. All books and materials need to be purchased before class. They need to have materials on the first day of class.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 2-3 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: From Adam to Us Curriculum Package, and the Student Workbook / Lesson Review books from Notgrass History, 1-800-211-8793

Supplies: Pencil, notebook paper, 3-ring binder

Fee: $30

Teacher: Leah Hendershot

Description: Fall in love with the basics of embroidery or continue skills obtained in the Spring semester!

New Students: Will begin with a kit and videos that teach popular basic stitches with practice application. We will then apply new skills to simple projects. Finishing stitches at home will be required. Students will need to purchase this specific kit from Amazon (LINK HERE).

Returning Students: Will work on personal projects with guided help. Returning students must bring an active project for each class. I will contact returning students before Fall classes to talk about project needs.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: New Students: Embroidery kit (LINK HERE) and small craft bag or box.

Returning Students: Project of choice, basic embroidery supplies

 Fees: $15

Teacher: Danielle Litke

Description: In this class we will learn the basics of how to prepare meals for large groups of people. They will learn the ins and outs of how to plan, budget, and prepare meals for large crowds with the main purpose being to raise money for a cause.

We will be making hot lunches throughout the semester for everyone to buy. The kids will be planning the meals out, preparing the meals, and also serving.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: No

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: none

Fee: $25

Teacher: Danielle Litke

Description: This class is designed for individuals who want a more personal one on one learning experience in the kitchen. We will delve into more delicate baking techniques and go through step by step on how to bake with passion. They will work in very small groups so that they can have more hands on experience in the kitchen.

If your child really enjoys being in the kitchen, this might be a good class to consider, but if your child is just there to eat the food, maybe not the best class option for them.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: No

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: none

Fee: $40

Teacher: Jamie Swanson

Description: We will be making simple recipes that will help prepare kids to be more comfortable following recipes and safely handling items in food prep. This class will require the ability to listen and work as a group to maintain an environment where everyone can safely learn and complete the dish in an hour.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Work shirt or apron, pencil, folder

Fee: $25

Teacher: Becca Ruby

Description: Learn to sew! This class is for beginners. We will learn to use a sewing machine, how to prepare fabric with ironing and pinning, basic stitches (and how to rip them out!), corners, and other basic skills. In the first semester we will focus on learning and practice and finish the semester by making a pillow case to keep. In the second semester we will make a baby blanket to give to charity and a tote bag for the students to keep.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: More information on needed supplies will be emailed near the start of classes.

Fee: $5

Teacher: Juliana Williams

Description: This is the perfect class to support a solid phonics foundation for new readers. We will use components of Alphabetic Phonics including phonological awareness, alphabet exercises, letter-sound introductions, initial reading and spelling, and verbal expression. The class will take a multisensory approach, keeping kids active and engaged. Balance, Auditory, and Vision exercises (Bal-a-vis-x) will be used to engage student’s left and right brain through rhythmic ball and bean bag activities.

This is a great supplement for a student beginning phonics instruction in a curriculum such as All About Reading Pre-reading or part way into AAR level 1.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fee: $5

Teacher: Cherise Eutsler

Description: Book will be read aloud to students in class (no reading will be required at home). We will have a snack each week while we read the book, and then complete an easy activity related to the book.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: none

Homework: none

Book: none

Supplies: Pencil and crayons or markers

Fee: $7

Teacher: Alyssa Cherney

Description: Students will participate in reading through the chosen Magic Treehouse book as a group while discussing story elements and practicing reading skills. The class will also cover story comprehension, vocabulary, and displaying our understanding in fun ways.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: Basic reading skills

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, scissors, crayons, markers, glue sticks, and notebook

Fee: $6

Teacher: Juliana Williams

Description: Join us in breaking down the steps of a classic persuasive essay. Learn how to examine key facts and form your own position, write a thesis statement, and create an outline. We will cover how to grab the reader’s attention with an exordium and how to wrap up the argument with a concluding amplification. This class will explore basic grammar and various ways to dress up your writing. This class is perfect for the student who has little experience with essay writing. Each step will be broken down and grading will be based on very specific criteria learned in class. We will write four essays throughout the semester with weekly homework building up to each essay.

Each class will begin with Balance, Auditory, and Vision exercises (Bal-a-vis-x), used to engage student’s left and right brain through rhythmic ball and bean bag activities. Enjoyable and beneficial at any age.

This class can be used for partial credit towards your student’s English Language Arts credit. Pair with literature assignments, public speaking, or additional writing and grammar to complete the credit. Grades will be given to all students.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: 3 ring binder, paper, pen/pencil

Fee: $5

Teacher: Mikayla Craft

Description: Clear, readable handwriting is an important lifelong skill, but many students rarely receive focused instruction on how to improve it. In this class students will learn the mechanics of beautiful print handwriting through guided practice and hands-on activities.

Students will learn proper letter formation, consistent letter size, correct spacing between words, and how to keep writing aligned on the page. Each class includes short drills, writing practice, and fun penmanship challenges designed to build confidence and consistency.

Students should already know how to write the alphabet. The goal of this class is to refine handwriting so that students can write neatly, comfortably, and with greater confidence in their schoolwork.
The class is designed for students who already know their letters but need practice refining their handwriting skills. By the end of the semester, students will produce more consistent, readable writing and understand the mechanics of good penmanship.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Lined paper, sharpened pencils, a pencil grip if desired or needed, good erasers, a folder or binder to store handwriting samples

Fee: $25

Teacher: Mikayla Craft

Description: Students will learn flowing cursive handwriting while improving writing rhythm, speed, and overall legibility. This class focuses on cursive letter formation, connecting letters smoothly, and developing consistent, readable writing.

Students will practice cursive through guided exercises, sentence writing, and short copywork passages. As the semester progresses, students will write longer passages and develop a confident, natural cursive style.

By the end of the course students will be able to write comfortably in cursive and develop a personal signature style.

Students should already be able to write comfortably in print before enrolling in this class.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Lined paper, sharpened pencils, good erasers, a folder or binder to store handwriting work

Fee: $30

Teacher: Dori Million

Description: We will read a book and do an activity/activities, to go along with book. While doing this, we will also be leaning about listening, being kind, and taking turns.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: No

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons, pencil, safety scissors

Fee: $4

Teacher: TBA

Description: PreK fun, games and crafts!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Teacher: Rosalina Bishop

Description: Girls will Continue the "Sonshine Sister Club" with book 5 of the series by Shelbey Kendall.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Any writing/art supplies they are ready have for other classes

Teacher: Janet Merhoff

Description: Do you like the rhythm & structure of poems? In this class, we will study famous poems, classic poems, & learn to write our own. Each student will put together a portfolio that includes other artists' poetry that they enjoy as well as poems that they will have authored themselves. We will also recite poetry as a class & discuss why good oration matters. Students will be encouraged to write at their own level so please join us whether you are already a poet or you're a beginner.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, good eraser, erasable pens/markers, notebook

Fee: $20

Teacher: Rosalina Bishop

Description: Girls will learn more about "The Sonshine Sisters" while reading the book series by Shelbey Kendall together in class. they will get the opportunity to create their own "Sonshine Sister Club", make journals, encourage and pray for each other and enjoy a few other fun activities.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Any writing/art supplies they are ready have for other classes

Teacher: Kristi Fair

Description: In this class, we will be reading through and discussing all things books. Why we love them, how they change our lives, what the purpose of reading is and what we can learn from paying attention to the setting/character development and problems within the stories that need to be solved.

We discuss heavy topics (if they come up) so maturity is required. We will not be reading at co-op and so students will need to be prepared with finishing whatever chapters are assigned. Reading is the only homework that will be assigned. Books can be read traditionally, via audio-book or on a device. I refer to the books and give page numbers to help answer questions in class, so it is helpful to bring a physical copy of the book even if the student reads it in a different format. All books can be found at the library.

The books for the Fall 2026 semester are:

• Radiant by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
• All Rise for the Honorable Perry T. Cook by Leslie Connor
• Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
• The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science by Kate Mckinnon

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: See list in description

Supplies: You can borrow all books from the library.

Fees: $10

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This course is structured around grammar skills including parts of speech, sentence structure, and mechanics (punctuation, capitalization, spelling, etc.), all of which will be used with writing skills in composition, short stories, essays, reports, and oral presentations.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: none

Homework: 2-3 hours

Book: Rod and Staff English Handbook, call 606-522-4348 to order

Supplies: Rod & Staff English Handbook, pencil, notebook paper (college rule), 3- ring binder

Fees: $30

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: This course is structured around grammar skills including parts of speech, sentence structure and mechanics (punctuation, capitalization, spelling, etc.), all of which will be used with writing skills and composition, short stories, essays, reports, and oral presentation.

Prerequisites: none

Homework: 4 or more hours

Book: Rod and Staff English Handbook, call (606) 522-4348 to order

Supplies: Rod and Staff English Handbook, pencils, notebook paper (college ruled), 3-ring binder

Fee: $30

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: We will be reading "The Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan. I have chosen the edition from Answers in Genesis and Ken Ham. All students will need to have the same book before the first day of class.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 4 hours or more

Prerequisites: None

Book: The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan, purchase from Answers in Genesis, Ken Ham $9.99

Supplies: 3-ring notebook, college ruled paper, pencils, and the book, "The Pilgrim's Progress" by John Bunyan, purchase from Answers in Genesis, Ken Ham

Fees: $30

Teacher: David Kopper

Description: This is a beginners class in Bridge, the ultimate mind sport. Students will develop and apply their math and logic skills to learn to bid, defend, and declare.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fees: $10

Teacher: Trisha Dean

Description: **Note: Class is continuing, not duplicating a previous semester.**

This class will be a solid work session for higher math concepts. I am happy to help students work through problems from their home curriculum if needed. If no one needs help with outside problems, I will guide students in completing daily skill builder activities. These will review common Algebraic skills such as: factoring, working with fractions/mixed numbers, decimals, variable expressions, ratios/percent, and solving equations. This is a open time to ask questions, review struggling concepts, or frontload future learning. I love math and I hope to share a little joy in solving equations!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: Pencils, eraser, spiral notebook, basic scientific calculator

Fee: $5

Teacher: David Kopper

Description: This is beginner/intermediate chess. Develop your child's ability, starting from the beginning stages (no knowledge of the game) of chess, and take them to the level of an experienced scholastic chess player.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fees:$10

Teacher: Alex Willems

Description: We will focus on number recognition and counting using music, movement and centers. Let’s have fun playing with numbers!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $4

Teacher: Autumn Smith

Description: This class is the beginner choir. We will cover an introduction to music theory. We will go over the foundation of music theory, including note names, key signatures, etc. We will also include games with teaching to break up the flow of music.

We will be practicing songs for the closing program, with some songs being performed with the Advanced Choir class.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisite: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, three ring binder WITH sheet protectors

Fee: $25

Teacher: Ally Thompson

Description: Come have fun exploring music! We will work on rhythm, dancing, and singing with our friends!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $5

Teacher: Trisha Dean

Description: Sing, wiggle, and dance your way to early learning skills. We will watch videos and listen to silly songs to practice a variety of skills such as rhyme, letter names and sounds, number recognition and counting skills.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: Good attitude, listening ears, and willing participation

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $5

Teacher: Autumn Smith

Description: This class is ADVANCED. We will cover music theory, alternating with music history. This coming semester will cover the Circle of Fifths, note name memorization and a brief overview of music history.

We will be working on songs for the closing program as well, some songs we'll be singing with joint beginner, but some will be solely for the advanced choir this semester.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisite: Beginning Choir

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, three ring binder WITH sheet protector

Fee: $25

Teacher: Misty Randolph

Description: Physical Education class for kids ages K-2nd grade

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Tennis shoes required

Fees: $5

Teacher: Crystal Voyles

Description: PE with organized sports activities as well as health and fitness.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Athletic shoes

Fees: $5

Teacher: Crystal Voyles

Description: PE with organized sports activities as well as health and fitness.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Athletic shoes

Fees: $5

Teacher: Jennie Bracken

Description: Dive into the world of agriculture with this fun and interactive elective designed for elementary students. Each lesson combines ag-accurate picture books and hands-on activities to explore agriculture and farming and the journey of food from farm to table. Students will learn about dairy, livestock, corn, soybeans, wheat, fruits, and more, fostering curiosity and appreciation for the role agriculture plays in our lives.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Crayons/colored pencils, glue, Scissors

Teacher: Danielle Litke

Description: Each week we will go through a different animal and learn a lot of different fun facts about each animal and how God created them.

We will have story time, crafts, and watch a small clip about that animal in each lesson. They may even get to act out the specific animal as well.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: No

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Folder, scissors, glue, crayons

Fee: $15

Teacher: Shanna Sommers

Description: (This will be a continuation of last semester). I am going to introduce your youngest learners to the exciting, diverse world of animals that burrow, hunt, nest, fly, swim, and more in this thoughtfully designed course. Including engaging stories, hands-on activities, and interactive audio narrations, the fun and simple lessons in the Good and the Beautiful Science for Little Hearts and Hands: Nests and Burrows are a gentle introduction to animals and their habitats for your children in preschool to second grade.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fee: $10

Teacher: Lindsay Myers

Description: This will be a hands-on class with lots of experiments, activities and opportunities to see and get their hands on the things we learn. We will learn about how to tell whether something is living or nonliving to seeds and plants and energy--and lots else in between. We will occasionally get to include taste-testing in our lessons, so please let me know if there are any food allergies.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: Stick glue, crayons and scissors

Fee: $15

Teacher: Amber Robertson

Class Length: 12 weeks

Description: Join us for fun science. Okay if they cannot read fluently yet. Learn about the world God gave us and be ready for some fun experiments or activities.

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: All basic school supplies: pencils, crayons, colored pencils, scissors, glue sticks, markers

Fee: $15

Teacher: Janet Merhoff

Description: Earth Science lab will be a hands on class! We will get our hands dirty studying soil, erosion, rocks, fossils & more. We will make models of clouds, landforms & more. Students who have already taken Earth Science are encouraged to join us to help cement what they have already learned. Students who have not yet studied earth science are encouraged to join us so that when you later read of these topics you have hands on experience to relate! No text book is required, but students will be encouraged to find facts on the next week's topic in any resource that they have at home.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencil, colored pencils, notebook

Fee: $35

Teacher: Aubrie Allen

Description: This is the first half of a year long Anatomy and Physiology course. We are using Generation’s God Made Me curriculum written for grades 3-5. It covers age-appropriate study of body systems, the senses, cell structure and function, baby development from the moment of fertilization, and how DNA shows God’s intended identity for each person. Above and below grade level welcome.

This semester will cover DNA and cell function, baby development in the womb, the cardiovascular, respiratory, and nervous systems, as well as the senses.

The second semester of this class(Jan 2027) covers the digestive, urinary, immune, and musculoskeletal systems, as well as hormones and how our bodies heal.

Generations’ “God Made Me” textbook is required and I will purchase in bulk to get a discounted price and save on shipping. If you have siblings who will share a book or if your child took the 2nd semester of this class spring 2026 and you don’t need a book this semester, please email leadership for a cost adjustment. The class will be $12 if you don’t need a book.

Class Length: 12 weeks, year long

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: Folder, coloring supplies, pencils

Fee: $35

Teacher: Donna Neely

Description: This is a 2 hour class. This is a thorough high school level course covering how living organisms are designed and classified, how they interact with one another, and how they interact with their physical environment. Throughout the course, your student will see that life is the result of design and that organisms have been given the ability to adapt to their surroundings. Concepts covered include the chemical processes for life, the structures of RNA and DNA, cell design, and photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and cellular reproduction processes. After a thorough survey of the different kinds of organisms found in nature: archaea, bacteria, protists, fungi, invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants, your student will then learn about ecosystems and the biogeochemical cycles that keep environments hospitable to life.

Students will be required to attend lecture and lab on Mondays. Weekly assignments will be given and students will upload their assignments to an online school software for grading and feedback twice a week. Tests are given over each chapter. Parents will be able to view all assignment descriptions, due dates, and grades online.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: Berean Builders Discovering Design with Biology

Supplies: Three-ring binder and notebook paper or folder and a notebook, calculator, pen and pencil and above textbook

Fees: $50 (per student, per semester)

Teacher: Donna Neely

Description: This is a 2 hour class. This is a thorough high school level course covering how living organisms are designed and classified, how they interact with one another, and how they interact with their physical environment. Throughout the course, your student will see that life is the result of design and that organisms have been given the ability to adapt to their surroundings. Concepts covered include the chemical processes for life, the structures of RNA and DNA, cell design, and photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and cellular reproduction processes. After a thorough survey of the different kinds of organisms found in nature: archaea, bacteria, protists, fungi, invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants, your student will then learn about ecosystems and the biogeochemical cycles that keep environments hospitable to life.

Students will be required to attend lecture and lab on Mondays. Weekly assignments will be given and students will upload their assignments to an online school software for grading and feedback twice a week. Tests are given over each chapter. Parents will be able to view all assignment descriptions, due dates, and grades online.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: Berean Builders Discovering Design with Biology

Supplies: Three-ring binder and notebook paper or folder and a notebook, calculator, pen and pencil and above textbook

Fees: $50 (per student, per semester)

Teacher: Kathy Ferguson

Description: This 16-week course introduces students to major world religions and compares their core beliefs with historic Christianity. Students will explore traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, and modern movements, examining what each teaches about God, humanity, salvation, and the afterlife.

The course emphasizes understanding before evaluation, encouraging students to think critically, ask thoughtful questions, and engage others respectfully. Through comparison, discussion, and practical application, students will learn how the Christian worldview differs from other belief systems and why those differences matter. By the end of the semester, students will be better equipped to articulate their faith clearly and interact graciously with people of diverse religious backgrounds.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: none

Supplies: Spiral notebook

Fee: $12

Teacher: Heather Ballou

Description: Training Aliens will teach social and emotional skills in a fun, confidence-building way! Using the curriculum “Training Aliens” students will learn through stories, role play, and engaging activities. The mission: NASA has asked Space Camp attendees to teach visiting aliens about making friends, managing emotions, non-verbal communication, accepting differences, and more as part of a test program. Get ready for some Bible truths, space camp fun, and wacky alien antics!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: none

Book: none

Supplies: None

Fee: $5

Teacher: Vanessa McGuire

Class Length: 16 weeks

Description: Students learn memory and delivery techniques as they write and present five speeches: self-introductory, narrative, expository, persuasive, and impromptu. Students evaluate recorded speeches in preparation for self-evaluation. Meets the KSDE High School graduation requirement of .5 credit in communication for class of 2028 and beyond. IEW curriculum will be provided.

Homework: 2-3 hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: Curriculum provided.

Supplies: Notebook paper and a pencil.

Fee: $30

Teacher: Emily Jackson

Description: Me On the Map is an early introduction to social studies by giving them an overall picture of how they fit into the larger world. Students will learn all about their home, street, city, state, country, continent, and planet.

Class Length: None

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book:  None

Supplies: Pencil, crayons, markers, scissors

Fees: $7

Teacher: Kaye Obermeyer

Description: Exploring World Geography discusses elements of the physical world God made such as oceans, volcanoes, deserts, and tectonic plates; but the curriculum digs more deeply into geography by addressing these questions: How has the physical world made a difference in the physical world, and how are they making a difference in today?

The curriculum includes an abundance of maps and information about the peoples and cultures of the world. The Gazetteer that is part of the curriculum package provides a map and basic information about every country of the world, as well as original documents for the student to read.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Homework: 4 or more hours

Prerequisites: None

Book: Exploring World Geography Curriculum Package (There are 3 books in this set) Also, Student Review Pack (3 books) Call 1-800- 211-8793

Supplies: Pencils, Ink pens, notebook paper (college rule), assigned books

Fees: $30

Teacher: Amy Von Achen

Description: This course will provide students with an introduction to the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, research methods, and applications within the field of psychology. Successful completion of this course will equip students with a foundational understanding of human behavior and prepare them for further study in the social and behavioral sciences. Students should expect to have weekly homework and can earn high school credit for this class.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Homework: 1-2 hours

Prerequisites: none

Book: None

Supplies: Folder, notebook paper, pen or pencil

Fee: $10

Teacher: Shanna Sommers & Little Bear

Description: We will be teaching some of the basics of life. Examples would be changing a tire, jump starting a car, some basic plumbing and electrical. There will be an explanation of how your credit score works and how to balance a check book. How to apply for a job and some mock interviews. This class will be for high school students and will require hands on work. Example: We will physically go outside and change a tire. This will be a hands on learning class with some potential extra credit during the week outside of class time.

Class Length: 16 weeks

Prerequisites: Willingness to get in there and learn by doing.

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: None

Supplies: None. Clothes may get dirty so coveralls are up to you, but not required.

Fees: $15

Teacher: Jim Lindner

Description: We will explore imagination and creativity using LEGO® bricks.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Crayons, paper, pencil

Fees: $5

Teacher: Kathy Ferguson

Description: Each week, we will have a prompt to follow as we make creations from Legos! Come ready to imagine, build, and create!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: None

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fee: $10

Teacher: Sarah Struthers

Description: Lego Robotics will be a year long class with 16 week semesters.

Students will learn how to build Lego Robots using both the spike prime or the EV3 robots that co-op owns. The students will learn how to program the robots using the Lego classroom programming app. The class will focus on problem solving skills, programming skills, building, public speaking, and project completion skills.

During the spring semester students and parents will be expected to put in extra work including staying after on Mondays and extra practices during the week. The team will need extra time to prepare for 1 possibly 2 or 3 competitions.

One competition is at WSU and it will require two Saturdays. The other competition is in Hays KS. The WSU competition is mandatory and the other is not. Students have to be at least age 9 by beginning of the year and no older than 15 on the competition day in March.

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: None

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Book: none

Supplies: Pencils and notebook paper

Fee: $40

Teacher: Misty Randolph

Description: A snack and rest time with a show movie for littles in the afternoon.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Special lovie and or blanket and pillow

Fees: $5

Teacher: Cherise Eutsler

Description: We'll play a variety of games (including board games & outdoor games, weather permitting), work on good sportsmanship and turn taking, and just enjoy playing games together!

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: None

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: None

Fees: $4

Teacher: Alyssa Cherney

Description: Each week will consist of a theme that students will learn about through stories, activities, crafts, dance, and songs. This class will help students build their fine and gross motor skills, social skills, and group setting skills while enjoying activities formed with their interests in mind.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Prerequisites: Designed for Kindergarten age but could include mature preschoolers. Students will need to be able to participate in a group setting with minimum disruption and will benefit from having basic fine motor skills. (i.e. pencil grip and previous exposure to scissors)

Homework: None

Book: None

Supplies: Pencils, scissors, crayons, markers, glue sticks, and paint shirt (if you already have something)

Fee: $8

Teacher: Rosalina Bishop

Description: Children will get the opportunity to share interests and help plan activities for the class. Activities may include art, music, writing, games, cooking, science, and group chats.

Class Length: 12 weeks

Homework: 0-30 minutes

Prerequisites: None

Book: None

Supplies: Any art materials they already have.

Teacher: Alexis Fulton

Description: Be on the yearbook editor team!

Class Length: 16 weeks, year long

Prerequisites: none

Homework: none

Book: none

Supplies: Laptop brought to class each week. Internet at home. Camera is helpful but not necessary! Students do need an email address (preferably Gmail) they have access to for assignments.

Fee: $10