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Our program typically meets twelve weeks during the Fall Semester and twelve to fifteen weeks during the Spring semester. Throughout the year we may have field trips, special events, performances, and more.  Families are responsible for supervising children at all times by remaining onsite or by having an authorized party assigned to students while on campus. Drop off is limited to students 13 and older with a strict pick up time enforced.

Fall: September 14th-December 7th, 2026
Spring: January 11th-April 5th, 2026
Classes that require 15 weeks end on April 26th

Please Note if your class is year round, or Semester Only. New classes will be added in the Spring. Some spring classes run longer (15 weeks)

Payments for classess are made directly to Teachers at the start of the school year. 

Many classes in 2026-27 are geared to upper level age groups. We look foward to expanding our classes for the 2027-28 school year.

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Age/Grade: Upper High School

(Students Must be 14 to participate)

Class size: Min 4 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: TBD

Semester

Instructors MrRob Talkington, Mr. Frank McDonough

Class Description: This unique class provides tool knowledge and safety training. Students will learn skills in multiple areas of construction. This class will include classroom textbook lessons and hands-on projects. 

Cost: $100 per semester. Includes project material

Supplies: Students must have safety glasses, pencils and notebook. Closed toed shoes are required. 

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The World's Story 3: The Modern Ages (History)
 

Ages 10-14

Class size: Min 2 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 8:30am-9:45am

Full Year (September-April 26)

Instructor: Mrs. Jennifer Priester

Class Description

In this 27 week course, students will study from the Age of Exploration to current times and learn about wars, revolutions, and culture changes that define these times. Throughout the course, students will see God’s guiding hand through history.

 

Students will read a beautifully illustrated textbook, engage in map and timeline activities, complete a timeline project, comprehension worksheets and reviews. This is an ungraded course, however; students will receive feedback on homework and review sheets. 

Cost: $45 per student for the year. Does not Include Text Book

Supplies: Text - The World's Story 3: The Modern Ages Set (Master Books student book and the Teacher’s Guide)

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Algebra 1
 

Ages/Grade: 9th grade

(Course is suitable for students in 8th grade who are advanced in math or 10th graders who need remedial support.) This is a high school level course. All students who participate are eligible for 1 high school math credit. 8th graders registering for the course need to be approved by teacher for admission to ensure the student is ready for Algebra 1.

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 8:30 am - 9:45 am

Full Year (September through April 26)

Instructor: MrsAmanda Reed

Class Description

This is a graded course and students will receive a report card upon completion!

***In the event of a withdrawal from the course, materials fee will not be refunded.

 

Course covers a full year curriculum. Class will follow the structure below:

  • Warm-ups

  • Direct Instruction

  • Guided Practice

  • Independent Practice

  • Recap

Concepts for the week are taught in class with note taking. Assignments for the week are provided. Curriculum includes video instruction for use at home. Daily practice is expected. 

***This class will utilize Google Classroom!

Cost: $25 for materials, $85 tuition 

Supplies: Bring your pen, pencil, and a notebook. Mathlight Alg (Teacher provides curriculum)

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Elementary Art

Age 4 - 10 

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 9:00 am - 9:55 am

Full Year Course​​

Instructor: TBD

Class Description: TBD

Cost: TBD

Chemistry
Fundamentals of Biology (Biblical Worldview)
 

Ages 13-18 

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 20 Students

Time: 10:00 am - 10:55 am

Full Year (September-April 5)

Instructor Mrs. Amanda Reed

Class DescriptionStudents will need access to the internet to watch video lessons on YouTube.

A small amount of homework is assigned for the week. 

Topics Covered:

  • The scientific method and how scientists think

  • Medicine, microbiology, and the history of discoveries

  • Ecology and God’s design in creation

  • Evolution, natural selection, and limits to biological change. 

  • Genetics and the role of information in life

  • Biochemistry and the building blocks of living things

  • Cells and the irreducible complexity that points to a Creator

Cost: Class Fee $50, $20 for materials. 

***In the event of a withdrawal from the course, materials fee will not be refunded.

Supplies: Redeem Academy (Teacher provides the curriculum.)  Bring your pens, pencils & an eraser for notes.

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Health

Age/Grade: High School

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 10:00 am - 10:55 am

Full year

Instructor: Ms. Carrie Pope

Class Description: TBD

Cost: TBD

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Elementary Theatre

Ages 4-10

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 15 Students

Time: 10:00 am - 11:25 pm

Full Year (September-April)

Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Talkington

Class Description: This Fun Children's Theatre class will teach students the fundatmentals of performance through games, play, and script memorization. Students are not required to have reading skills to participate. This class is great for shy and out going children alike. This class will have a final performance at the end of the year. 

Cost: $85 per semester. $35 Costume/Prop fee

Supplies: Text- Students are expected to perform in a final production, which will require two dress rehearsals TBD in the Spring.

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Culinary: Survival in the Kitchen

Ages 12-18 

Class size: Min 2 Students  Max. 8 Students

Time: 11:00 am - 12:25 pm

Semester Class (Fall Only)

Instructor: Mrs. Karen Kirkup

Class Description: In this semester long class, students will learn fundamental food prep techniques and cook 12 meals! Wield sharp knives, control the intense stovetop, and command the microwave. Safely employ potent tools and conquer efficient cleanup to independently create food with skill and confidence. 

Cost: $100 

Supplies: 8"chef knife, 6-qt sauce pot, 3-qt saute pan, apron, bandana or hair cap

Abstract Color Strokes
 
Art: Color Theory & Visual Story Telling

Grade: Middle and High school

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 11:00 am - 12:25 pm

Semester Class (Spring Only)

Instructor: Mrs. Lauren Brumbach

Class DescriptionIn this course we will explore the basics of color - color theory, value, composition, color schemes, temperature, and how color applies to visual narratives.

 

The goal of this class will be to provide students with a basic understanding of how color works, how it affects our perception and the stories it can tell in the world around us.

Please visit Mrs. Lauren Brumbach's website at LaurenBrumbach.com

Cost: TBD

Supplies: TBD

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The Financial Foundations Program

Ages 13-18

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 20 Students

Time: 11:00 am - 12:25 pm

Semester (Fall Only)

Instructor: Mr. Dillon Mandley

Class Description: Scholarships available! How Your Teen Can Go from Financially Unaware to Financially Unstoppable in 12 Weeks. This is the class schools should have been teaching all along. More information here: https://www.discoverwealthmastery.com/financial-foundations

 

Cost: Apply for a Scholarship! Information on the discovery wealth mastery website

Supplies:  Bring your notebook and pencils. 

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Pre-Algebra 
 

Ages/Grade: 8th

Intended grade level is 8th grade. (Course is suitable for students in 7th grade who are advanced in math or 9th graders who need remedial support.)

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 12 Students

Time: 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm

Full Year (September-April 26)

Instructor: MrsAmanda Reed

Class Description

This is a graded course and students will receive a report card upon completion!

***In the event of a withdrawal from the course, materials fee will not be refunded.

Course covers a full year curriculum. Class will follow the structure below:

  • Warm-ups

  • Direct Instruction

  • Guided Practice

  • Independent Practice

  • Recap

Concepts for the week are taught in class with note taking. Assignments for the week are provided. Curriculum includes video instruction for use at home. Daily practice is expected. 

***This class will utilize Google Classroom!

Cost: $25 for materials, $85 tuition 

Supplies: Bring your pen, pencil, and a notebook. Mathlight Pre-Alg (Teacher provides curriculum)

Theatre
Theatre Performance

Ages 11-17

Class size: Min 5 Students  Max. 15 Students

Time: 1 pm - 2:30 pm

Full Year (September-April)

Instructor: Mrs. Michelle Talkington

Class Description: This upper level theatre class will teach students the fundatmentals of acting, performance, and production. Students will learn auditioning skills, improve on public speaking, and gain confidence in presenting through the year round acting lessons. Each student will have a speaking or production role assigned in the Spring. This class will have a final performance at the end of the year. 

Cost: $85 per semester. $35 Costume/Prop fee

Supplies: Text- Students are expected to perform in a final production, which will require two dress rehearsals TBD in the Spring.

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Chemistry
High School Biology   (Human Anatomy and Physiology)
 

Ages 13-18 

Class size: Min 2 Students  Max. 15 Students

Time: 10:30am-12pm

Full Year (September-April)

InstructorMichele Nesmith

Class Description: This full year Science class that includes Lab work. Students will be required to complete assignments as outlined on the Assignment sheet, which will be given out during the first class of each semester. This class includes tests, reading assignment, labs, and active classroom participation.

Cost: $130 per student for the year. Includes Text Book, Student Notebook, and lab fee.

Supplies: Text- Apologia, The Human Body, Advanced Biology in Creation 2nd addition (By Marilyn Shannon and Rachael YunisBring your pens, pencils & an eraser for notes. There will be hands-on activities and homework.

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