$64/month plus $10 supply fee directly to the teacher
Mrs. Christi Monti
Textbook: Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons (IEW) Student manual; teacher’s manual and student resource packet recommended
ISBN: 978-1-62341-331-6
Materials: 1-inch binder with loose leaf paper and 30 sheet protectors in the back; pencils
In this widely acclaimed, theme-based writing curriculum, the world is at your fingertips! This class allows students to experience world history through cultural literature and the study of famous people and events while learning to write with IEW’s Structure and Style method. Students will receive individual feedback on their writing assignments to help them improve their writing, editing, and grammar. Additionally, students will receive lessons from IEW’s Fix-It! Grammar to ensure their knowlege of English grammar, parts of speech, and sentence structures is strong.

$64/month
Mr. Trevor Hodges
Textbook: Wordsmith Craftsman, 9th-12th Grade Skills, Writing and Composition for High School, 3rd ed.; Writing Fiction, Tenth Edition: A Guide to Narrative Craft
This class teaches students foundations of good academic writing and creative writing with the goal of preparing students for college.

$64/month plus $10 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Christi Monti
Required list of novels:  William Penn: Liberty and Justice for All (Benge); The Witch of Blackbird Pond (Speare); Johnny Tremain (Forbes); Harriet Tubman—The Moses of Her People (Bradford); Up From Slavery (Booker T. Washington); Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (Douglass); Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Twain); To Kill a Mockingbird (Lee)
Selected poetry (TBA — Dickinson, Whitman, Elliot, and Frost) and short stories by (Steinbeck and/or Hemingway) 
*** Students will need a 1-inch binder for this class.
This course is a study of classic American literature and poetry from the Colonial Age through the Modern Period. Endeavoring to gain an understanding of key periods within American history while reinforcing a chronological sense of a basic timeline, this course emphasizes skills and strategies for independent reading of, analyzing, and writing about works of American literature. Consideration about how the literature’s themes reflect the social, political, and moral issues in the United States will also be given and discussed. Most importantly, as we consider these issues, we will compare them to a Biblical worldview. In the process, students will experience complex characters and profound insights within the literature that will strengthen their minds and hearts. 
Students will complete comprehension questions, study vocabulary related to each piece of literature, and they will be quizzed on each book. In addition, they will respond to what they have read in the form of character analyses and literary critiques, as well as expository, comparison, and persuasive essays. Writing and grammar instruction will also be given as needed through the process of writing assignments to ensure students grow in their writing skills.

$64
Mr. Trevor Hodges
Textbook: Writing Fiction, Tenth Edition: A Guide to Narrative Craft: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/022661669X/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

Wired for story : the writer’s guide to using brain science to hook readers from the very first sentence

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

This course integrates the study of literature with creative writing techniques. Through a structured curriculum, students will analyze various literary genres, including fiction, poetry, and drama, to understand the components of effective storytelling (plot, character development, and theme). Writing exercises and discussions will provide students with opportunities to refine their writing skills and develop their unique voices in their original work. By examining literature as both readers and writers, students will deepen their appreciation for the craft of storytelling.

$64/month
Mrs. Christi Monti
Textbook: First Form Latin (2nd ed) Student text, workbook, and workbook key (flashcards opt but highly encouraged)
ISBN: 9781547703319; 9781547701674; 9781547702206
Materials: one-subject notebook and pencils
Studies show that studying Latin produces stronger spelling and vocabulary comprehension skills, higher SAT scores, and makes learning other languages much easier. Each lesson will be studied one day per week in class, which is then strategically reinforced by the workbook exercises throughout the week. Using this method and through much repetition and review in class, a high degree of mastery will be attained by the end of the year.

$64/month
Mrs. Christi Monti
Prerequisite: Completion of Latin First Form or equivalent
Textbook: Second Form Latin (2nd ed) Student text, workbook, and workbook key (flashcards opt but highly encouraged)
ISBN: 9781615380237; 9781547702190; 9781547702633
Materials: one-subject notebook and pencils
Second form Latin continues the journey of learning Latin grammar logically and systematically, in order to facilitate retention and understanding. The extensive workbook exercises ensure skills mastery and rapid recognition. Class includes noun declensions, adjectives in three declensions, personal pronouns, prepositions, and vocabulary.

$66 with $15 material fee paid directly to the teacher
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: all materials provided
Students will learn middle school level Spanish with a focus on listening, speaking, some reading and writing, and middle school level grammar. Class includes study in Hispanic culture, Bible passages in Spanish for listening, speaking, and understanding (in Spanish and English).

$66/month with $15 materials fee paid directly to the teacher
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: materials provided
First year high school Spanish with listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Class covers high school level grammar and Hispanic culture and includes spoken Bible passages for reading, pronunciation, and understanding in Spanish and English.

$66/month with $15 materials fee paid directly to the teacher
Pre-requisite: Spanish 1
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: materials provided
This class covers second-year Spanish with listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Class covers high school level grammar and Hispanic culture; includes spoken Bible passages to read and understand in Spanish and English.

$66/month with $15 materials fee paid directly to the teacher
Pre-requisite: Spanish 3
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: materials provided
Class covers advanced Spanish with listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students will learn advanced grammar, Hispanic culture, and spoken Bible passages to read, understand, and discuss in Spanish and English.

$66/month with $15 materials fee paid directly to the teacher
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: materials provided
Class covers first year high school French with listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students will learn high school level grammar, French culture, and Bible passages in French and English for listening and speaking.

$66/month with $15 materials fee paid directly to the teacher
Pre-requisite: French 1 & 2
Mrs. Marlene Berkley
Textbook: materials provided
Class covers third year French with listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students will learn advanced grammar, French culture, and spoken Bible passages in French and English for listening, pronouncing, reading, and understanding, as well as French recitation.

$60/month plus $15 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Dee Williams
Textbook: McGraw-Hill Math Grade 7, 3rd ed; Key to Decimals Books 1 and 2
ISBN: 978-0-07-174863-6
This class gives the essential practice middle schoolers need in basic math skills including fractions, percents, decimals, and other mathematic functions with practical applications to prepare students for Pre-Algebra.

$62/month plus $15 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Dee Williams
Pre-requisite: Student must be able to accurately add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions, decimals, and percents.
Textbook: Abeka Pre-Algebra Book 1 Worktext; Key to Algebra Books 1 and 2 by Key Curriculum Press
This class includes a review of the basics, conversions of measurement, basic geometry of plane figures and volume, exponents and roots, proportions, operation of signed numbers, basic equations, and probability.

$64/mo
Mrs. Sherry Wolfe
Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Pre-Algebra (new students must receive sufficient score on our placement test)
Textbook: Glencoe 2005 Algebra 1 ISBN:  0078651131 (look on Abe Books and Amazon for used copies)
Materials: scientific calculator (not on phone)
Class covers rational numbers and their applications, equations and inequalities, polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, functions and graphs, systems of equations, basic quadratics

$64/month
Mrs. Nickie McCreary
Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Pre-Algebra (new students must receive sufficient score on our placement test)
Textbook: Glencoe 2005 Algebra 1 ISBN:  0078651131 (look on Abe Books and Amazon for used copies)
Materials: scientific calculator (not on phone)
Class covers rational numbers and their applications, equations and inequalities, polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, functions and graphs, systems of equations, basic quadratics

$64/month
Mrs. Nickie McCreary
Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Algebra 1 (new students must receive a sufficient score on our placement test)
Textbook: Glencoe 2004 Algebra 2  ISBN:  0078656095 (search Abe Books and Amazon for used books)
Materials: scientific calculator (not on phone)
Class covers advanced equations and inequalities, linear relations and functions, systems of equations and inequalities, polynomials, irrational and complex numbers, quadratic equations, quadratic relations and functions, polynomial functions, rational polynomial expressions

$64/month
Mrs. Nickie McCreary
Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Algebra 1
Textbook: Glencoe 2005 Geometry:  Concepts and Applications ISBN:  0078681723 (search Abe Books and Amazon for used)
Materials: scientific calculator (not on phone)
Class covers inductive and deductive reasoning, parallels, triangle congruency, quadrilaterals, similarity, basic trigonometry as applies to triangle measurement, circles, polygons, surface area and volume, coordinate linear equations.

$66/mo
Mrs. Sherry Wolfe
Pre-requisite: successful completion of Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry
Textbook: Precalculus, 2nd edition, John W. Coburn, ISBN: 9780073519425
Materials: Graphing calculator required – prefer TI-83 or TI-84, but please contact teacher if you already have a different one
Class covers advanced equations and inequalities, relations/functions/graphs, polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric functions, trigonometric identities/inverses/equations, applications of trigonometry, systems of equations and inequalities, matrices, geometry and conic sections

$58/month plus $15 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Dee Williams
Textbook: Foundations in Personal Finance for Homeschool, high school ed.
Learn how to manage your money using Dave Ramsey’s curriculum, which focuses on personal finance knowledge and life skills in a student-centered competency-based approach to learning.

$66/mo
Mrs. Chastity Ayodele
This class teaches students essential block-based coding skills through creative play, providing insight into programming needed in today’s technology landscape.

$66/mo
Mrs. Chastity Ayodele
Students learn to build and program robots, discover design principles, learn mechanical concepts, explore real-word application, and develop collaborative skills.

$66/mo
Mrs. Chastity Ayodele
This exciting class is designed to teach essential coding skills through imaginative play with the coffee script programming language and block coding.

$55/mo plus $15 supply fee paid directly to the teacher
Dee Williams
Textbook: Exploring Creation with Anatomy and Physiology, 2nd ed, Text and Notebooking Journal

$62/mo
Textbook: Exploring Creation with General Science, 3rd edition: ISBN 9781946506573 for the textbook and ISBN 9781946506306 for the Student Workbook.
This course is designed to be a student’s first systematic introduction to the sciences. Students will learn what science is and how to utilize the scientific method as well as how to record data and graph it. The basics of Chemistry, Physics, and Biology are explored as well as a large component of Earth Science. Experiments are completed for each module and students will learn how to write a formal lab report.
Labs included.

$60/mo plus $20 supply fee directly to the teacher
Mrs. Colleen Ignacio
Textbook: Exploring Creation with Physical Science, 4th edition: ISBN 9781940110141 for the textbook and ISBN 9781940110509 for the Student Workbook.
This course gives the student a good foundation to tackle the upper-level sciences. The text discusses atomic structure, the periodic table, chemical bonds, reactions and energy, motion, forces, energy, waves and sound, light, electricity and magnetism, and the Earth’s structure and atmosphere. Students will conduct controlled experiments using the scientific method. They will write formal lab reports, graph data, and analyze results, as well as calculate solutions to word problems using scientific formulas (knowledge of pre-algebra is recommended).

$50/mo plus $25 supply fee directly to the teacher
Mrs. Colleen Ignacio
All materials provided by instructor. This course will introduce Forensic Science and the Law, types of evidence, crime scene analysis, toxicology, Forensic Entomology, case studies, and more! For mature students due to the nature of some of the crimes.

$64/mo plus 25 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Yetta Roy
Pre-requisite: Physical science
Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd ed text and Student Notebook
ISBN-13: 978-1-946506-45-0; 978-1946506481
This is a college-prep biology course that provides a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general biology, including experiments, notetaking, interpreting test results, and learning how to hold a logical discussion on God and science based on facts and beliefs. Labs included.

$64/mo plus 25 supply fee paid directly to teacher
Mrs. Yetta Roy
Prerequisites: High school biology and chemistry
Textbook: Exploring Creation with Advanced Biology: The Human Body, 2nd ed. and Student Notebook
ISBN: 9781936495727; 9781940110387
This is a college-prep course that provides an advanced study of the human body’s 11 organ systems. If a student completes the entire course, including documenting in a lab notebook all of the labs, experiments, and dissections, it can be counted as an honors course.

$65/mo plus $20 supply fee directly to the teacher
Mrs. Colleen Ignacio
Pre-requisite: Algebra 1
Textbooks: Scientific calculator; Exploring Creation with Chemistry, 3rd edition text and Student Notebook
ISBN 978-1-946506-58-0 (text)
Materials: scientific calculator (not on phone)
Course involves a detailed introduction to the methods and concepts of general chemistry, including lab experiments. Topics include classifications, moles, significant figures, stoichiometry, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, acids and bases, redox reactions, atomic structure, and more. Labs included.

$60/mo
Mrs. April Bullard
Textbooks: Story of the World Vol. 3
ISBN 978-1945841446
Course covers the major historical events in the years 1600-1850 on each continent. Students will practice creating summaries in class to facilitate committing events to memory and practicing writing skills.

$60/mo
Mrs. April Bullard
Textbook: BJU 5th edition: ISBN 978-1-62856-207-1
Activity Book: ISBN 978-1-62856-223-1
Course will cover key events in US history from the pre-Columbian era to the present. This course encourages your student to view the past through a biblical perspective, with a focus on the rise and fall of secularism.

$60/mo
Mrs. April Bullard
Textbooks: American Government, 3rd ed. by Tim Keesee; The Great Little Madison and Across Five Aprils
ISBN: 978-1606821947
Students will learn about essential features of American government, from its historical and scriptural foundations to detailed analysis of its inner workings. The course provides an overview of changes and developments in our government with an emphasis on the U.S. Constitution.

$64/mo
Mrs. Christi Monti
Textbook: Traditional Logic 1 (3rd ed) and 2 (2nd ed) student texts, workbooks, and answer keys
ISBN 9781615388769; 9781615388745; 9781547701254; 9781615388752; 9781547701247; 9781615388776
Materials: one-subject notebook and pencils
Traditionally, after the structure of language was taught, logic (the science of rational thought) was studied in the middle school years, followed by rhetoric, which involves developing the art of persuasion. Using the Memoria Press Traditional Logic 1 & 2 curricula, students will learn how to think rationally for themselves and how to present a strong, rational argument, which in the arena of logic involves making an assertion that contains both a conclusion and a supporting premise – not being argumentative! Additionally, students will learn how to refute invalid arguments – something essential to instill within our children amidst a culture steeped in moral relativism.