HOMESCHOOL CENTER1 LEGACY P.O. Box 3325, Redmond, WA 98073-3325 Legacy Homeschool Center is to...

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LEGACY

P.O. Box 3325, Redmond, WA 98073-3325

www.legacyhc.org

WELCOME TO OUR 16TH YEAR OF HOMESCHOOL ENRICHMENT

Legacy is designed to offer homeschool enrichment electives to parents who are homeschooling in the state of Washington under the Home-Based Instruction law, RCW 28A.200.010. We meet Thursdays, September through June (see calendar for specific dates), at Overlake Christian Church, located at 9900 Willows Road NE, Redmond, WA. The teachers determine the course content, materials, and cost of each class. All teachers are required to sign and be in agreement with our Statement of Faith and Mission Statement (available upon request). Parents are welcome and highly encouraged to attend classes with their children.

All parents are required to:

Fulfill an assigned job and be available to provide additional assistance if needed

Remain within Legacy boundaries the entire time your children are at Legacy

Pay tuition for classes on or before the Tuition Due date

Submit a copy of the Declaration of Intent to homeschool by September 19, 2013, for each child in your family age 8 and older who is attending Legacy

This Registration Packet discusses the function of our co-op in detail. It is important that you read this packet thoroughly, including LEGACY POLICIES AND EXPECTATIONS on the following pages. Upon understanding how we function and what your responsibilities will be, you can determine whether Legacy is a good fit for you and your family. Parents are expected to review policies and expectations with their children prior to the first class. Failure to fulfill the requirements listed above and/or

adhere to the policies on the following pages will jeopardize your privilege to participate in this co-op.

Nan Graf, Facility Liaison Lisa Mott, Database Director Karen Dennis, Jobs Director Trish Blank, Events Liaison

Drea Jones, Teacher/Facilitator Liaison Lorie Wise, Registration/Processing Director Shawna Powell, Communication Director

OUR MISSION In order to further equip parents, who are ultimately accountable for the instruction and training of their children, the mission of Legacy Homeschool Center is to establish a Christian homeschool cooperative that would endeavor: For Parents: To provide academic instruction, which would enhance their effort as they fully accept the Biblical responsibility to “train up a child in the way he should go.” (Proverbs 22:6) For Children: To provide excellent academic instruction from a Biblical Christian worldview ~To inspire a love for learning~ ~To equip them to think clearly, concisely, and critically with character reflecting that of our Lord, Jesus Christ. (1 Cor. 8.1b)

2013-2014

HOMESCHOOL CENTER

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LEGACY POLICIES AND EXPECTATIONS GENERAL POLICIES AT LEGACY The heart of Legacy Homeschool Center is homeschooling, which necessitates parents’ involvement in their children’s education, classes, and day-to-day experiences to achieve maximum effectiveness.

Therefore, Legacy policy requires that a parent or permanent legal guardian remain within Legacy boundaries the entire time his or her children are at Legacy. Extended family members are not allowed to come in place of a parent other than pursuant to the Parent Absence Policy, defined below. Parents assume full responsibility for their children at all times while at Legacy. Legacy students benefit immensely from the presence and influence of our dedicated parents on-site each week. As a cooperative organization, all parents are responsible to enforce co-op rules and expectations. This plays a vital role in ensuring a high standard is maintained for conduct, attitude, and safety at our co-op. Parents will be contacted if disciplinary problems arise. Sitting in a car or dropping off children is not allowed. Parent Absence Policy: In order to limit the number of classes a student may need to miss due to unforeseen or unavoidable circumstances beyond a family’s control, the Parent Absence Policy has been put in place. This policy allows for exemptions up to three times per school year for reasons deemed sufficient to the family requesting the exemption. A Parent Absence is defined as any instance in which someone other than one of the parents or permanent legal guardians listed on the Registration Contract has responsibility for any of the children listed on the Registration Contract for all or part of a day at Legacy, and each instance must be documented as one of the three allowed absences. Please keep in mind that the abuse of this policy by ONE family may jeopardize its continued implementation for ALL Legacy families. For this reason, we cannot stress enough the need for discernment in applying this exemption to your family’s situation. For ongoing medical situations or other extenuating circumstances, please contact the Legacy Board. Please be aware of the following steps you must take to send your children with an alternative adult temporary caregiver up to three

times per school year. Please ensure that your children are fully aware of to whom they are accountable in your absence.

A Parent Off-site Form (available at www.legacyhc.org under “Downloads & Forms”) must be filled out completely and the Board notified of any exemptions. This form may be turned in at the Front Desk either in advance or upon arrival at Legacy on the day in question, and must include the following:

Reason for absence Name, contact information, and signature of adult who is assuming responsibility for your children Name of individual who is covering your co-op job Parent’s signature Board member’s signature (available at the Front Desk)

It is highly recommended that a completed medical authorization form be signed and given to the adult who is assuming

responsibility for your children. A sample Medical Authorization Form may be downloaded from the “Downloads & Forms” page of our website.

If you are sending your children with an adult who is not part of a current Legacy family, they must register at the Front Desk as a visitor.

Undocumented absences, more than three absences per school year, and/or failure to provide for the completion of your co-op job during your absence will jeopardize your privilege to participate in this co-op.

Designated Legacy Co-op boundaries: DO NOT use areas of the church that OCC has not invited Legacy to use. EMPTY CLASSROOMS, THE GYM, THE CHAPEL, HALLWAYS BEHIND THE ELEVATORS, AND STAIRWELLS ARE OFF LIMITS unless you are in class, traveling to or from class, or exiting the building in the case of an emergency. In order to adequately account for each student during an emergency, children are expected to remain in class or in the Lunch Room (Room #3) at all times unless accompanied by a parent or responsible adult, or carrying a hall pass. Students may not loiter in the hallways.

Eating Areas: Please honor all OCC signs denoting where food and drinks are allowed. Room #3 (upstairs) and the tables downstairs in the hall near the elevator are the designated eating areas. Families are encouraged to eat together, and each family is responsible for cleaning up after themselves. Eating will not be permitted in the classrooms unless scheduled by the teacher.

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All parents and children are expected to treat other parents, teachers, students, and our host facility/staff with courtesy and respect at all times. This includes, but is not limited to, cleaning up after themselves, not talking loudly in areas where classes are in session, and not running in the building. When in the Lunch Room, please be courteous of other students or families completing their work. In addition, the following rules apply to building use at OCC:

No knives or weapons, real or play (guns, etc.); alcohol; or illegal drugs will be permitted on church premises. No bikes, skateboards, scooters, or roller blades allowed on church premises. No pets are allowed on church premises except working service dogs.

Dress and conduct codes: In order to maintain an appropriate academic environment, all participants are expected to follow Legacy’s dress and conduct codes.

Clothing should be modest; excessive exposure of skin is inappropriate Skirt/short length must be below mid-thigh Bare midriffs, halter tops, spaghetti straps, and/or visible cleavage are unacceptable Underclothing should not be visible Shoes and shirts are required, both inside and outside the building Inappropriate physical affection and/or aggression will not be tolerated Foul language and/or bullying will not be tolerated

Emergency procedures: In case of a fire, alarms will sound and all children should be evacuated in a quiet and orderly manner along assigned routes through clearly marked exits to safe areas away from the building. Please do not run. All classes must remain together with their teacher and facilitator. A Board member will notify teachers and facilitators when it is safe to re-enter the building. Should we be unable to enter the building again, teachers and facilitators must remain with their classes until parents locate their children. In the event of an earthquake, everyone should immediately get under a table and assume the duck and cover position. It is important that you stay away from any windows and remain in the room until given further instructions. In the event of a non-evacuation emergency, please listen for complete instructions. We will have unannounced emergency drills throughout the year.

Sick or contagious family members and/or students may not attend Legacy.

Visitors to Legacy are required to sign in at the front desk and receive a name tag.

JOBS AT LEGACY

You will be required to fulfill an assigned job and to be available to provide additional assistance if needed. Jobs that are assigned include janitorial, setup, cleanup/restoration, monitoring, and facilitating. Although we strive to assign jobs in keeping with your schedule and other requests, all jobs will be assigned based on the needs of Legacy. Please understand that your particular job may require you to be at Legacy up to 30 minutes before or after your student’s class(es). This means that if you are assigned a setup or cleanup/restoration job at the beginning or end of the day, your responsibilities may extend beyond the beginning or end of class time. If you are unable to fulfill your assigned job due to an absence, it is YOUR responsibility to find a replacement so that your job will be completed. If you drop a class and will no longer be at Legacy for the hour that your job is scheduled, you are required to fulfill your job until a replacement is found, or you are given a new job. You will be contacted concerning your job prior to the start of classes in the fall.

CLASSES AT LEGACY

Legacy Homeschool Center does not employ teachers. They are under the employ of the families who have students attending their classes. For this reason, we do not pay the teachers; you, the parents, pay the teachers directly through a processor. The Board does, however, maintain supervisory authority. Each teacher must ascribe to our Statement of Faith and Mission Statement and submit to a Washington State Patrol Criminal History Background Check. While Legacy does its best to screen teachers for qualifications, we recognize that teaching style and personality vary among teachers and we in no way guarantee satisfaction with any particular teacher or class. Parents are encouraged to discuss concerns with the teacher before contacting the Board. For unresolved complaints based on personality or style, please withdraw quietly from the class without spreading dissention among other co-op families. For unresolved issues which are more serious in nature, please inform the Board of specific behaviors which have raised your concern, keeping in mind the need for discretion when discussing issues with others at Legacy.

Canceled classes: Classes may be canceled at any time at the Board’s discretion. If class is canceled due to teacher’s absence, children may be sent to the Lunch Room. In the event of class cancellation/teacher absence, reasonable effort will be made to notify parents prior to class time. Teachers work many hours outside the classroom; therefore, if class(es) are canceled, tuition will not be refunded.

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Class Enrollment: Students must obtain teacher permission to register for classes outside their grade/age range. Only students enrolled in the class are eligible to participate in class; auditing (attending without paying tuition) is not permitted. Parents are welcome and highly encouraged to sit in class with their children; however, parents are not eligible to enroll in classes. Parents who wish to sit in their student's class are encouraged to make alternative arrangements for their other children not enrolled in the class.

The Nursery is available for use by teachers and facilitators only, and only during the hour(s) they are in class. A one-time supply fee is due on the first day of Legacy in September. Please notify the Board if you will be using this service, and for which hour(s).

Waiting Lists: We cannot guarantee you will get the class(es) you request; however, each full class will maintain a waiting list. You may not be confirmed in a class and remain on the waiting list for a different class during the same hour. Students’ names will be randomly selected to fill classes and waiting lists. Legacy reserves the right to prioritize enrollment of upperclassmen.

Pay tuition for classes on time. Payment must be turned in to the processing center at Legacy on or before the Tuition Due dates indicated on the Legacy Calendar (page 5). Late payments will incur a late fee of $20 per family per week. Checks are made payable to the teacher and must include the student name and class hour on the memo line. Cash payments are given directly to a processor. Please do not give checks or cash directly to the teacher. All tuition and fees paid are nonrefundable, including all tuition and fees paid over the summer and any tuition that you choose to pay in advance during the school year. School district funds may not be used to pay for tuition, fees, and/or registration, or for the reimbursement thereof.

Dropping classes: Please register your children for classes with the intention of participating from September to June. While situations occasionally make it necessary to drop a class mid-year, please keep in mind that this may have a negative impact on the teacher and the other students in the class. If you choose to drop any classes, you must notify the processing center for each class that you are dropping. If you are dropping Legacy entirely, please notify the Registration Director in addition to notifying the processing center. When dropping a class, you will be required to pay an early withdrawal penalty equal to four weeks of tuition from the date that you give notice to the processing center. Your child is not permitted to attend the dropped class during this four week period.

Students are expected to come to class on time (5 minutes before class begins, but no more than 10 minutes early) and prepared with completed assignments and all required books and materials.

Cell phone use is not allowed during class; this includes text messaging. Please silence your cell phone during class. Any student using a cell phone in class may have their phone confiscated by the teacher or facilitator until the end of class.

COMMUNICATION AT LEGACY

The Legacy Bulletin will be sent out via email on Wednesday of each week Legacy is in session. Please read it completely for important updates and notification of upcoming events. If you are a current Legacy family and you are NOT receiving the bulletin, please inform the Board at [email protected]. The Legacy Bulletin will also be posted in the foyer near the mailboxes; please check this area and the whiteboard weekly for announcements.

Family Mailbox folders: Family mailbox folders are located in the foyer as a convenience for co-op participants to communicate co-op related information and to distribute approved literature. Mailboxes are not to be used for solicitation. Please check with the Board before distribution of material via the mailboxes. Legacy Homeschool Center is not responsible for the loss of any property distributed through or left in mailboxes. Each family mailbox folder will contain a current family schedule (parent maintained) to assist in locating parents/students as needed.

Bulletin board policy/disclaimer: A bulletin board in the foyer is available for notification and communication of homeschool information among co-op participants. Items included on the bulletin board do not necessarily constitute co-op board endorsement or promotion. As a nonprofit organization, we are prohibited by law from the “carrying on of propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation,” neither shall we “participate in, or intervene in (including the publishing or distribution of statements) any political campaign on behalf of any candidate for public office.”

Winter weather closure policy: In case of inclement weather, check the Legacy web site at www.legacyhc.org for closure information.

Emergency contact: We are independent of the church’s operation and ask that you do not call OCC regarding Legacy matters. Please address all inquiries to Board members.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTS TO ADHERE TO THESE POLICIES AND TO ENFORCE THEM WITH THEIR CHILDREN.

THE LEGACY BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DENY PARTICIPATION TO ANY FAMILY OR STUDENT.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE POLICIES WILL JEOPARDIZE YOUR FAMILY’S PRIVILEGE TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS CO-OP.

PLEASE RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

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All dates listed here are subject to change. T Snow Make-up Day (if needed)In case of inclement weather, check the Legacy web site atwww.legacyhc.org for closure information. #1 Week Number

Sep. 5 First DayOct. 17 No Legacy (OCC unavailable)Nov. 7 No Legacy (OCC unavailable)Nov. 28 No Legacy (Thanksgiving)Dec. 26 No Legacy (Christmas break)Jan. 2 No Legacy (Christmas break)Jan. 9 Legacy ResumesFeb. 27 No Legacy (OCC unavailable)Mar. 27 No Legacy (OCC unavailable)Apr. 24 No Legacy (OCC unavailable)Jun. 5 Last Day of LegacyJun. 12 Snow Make-up Day (if needed)

Revised 5/10/2013

Late payments will incur a late feeof $20 per family per week.

Feb. 13, 2014 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 4/3Mar. 20, 2014 4/10, 4/17, 5/1, 5/8May 1, 2014 5/15, 5/22, 5/29, 6/5

Oct. 24, 2013 11/14, 11/21, 12/5, 12/12Dec. 5, 2013 12/19, 1/9, 1/16, 1/23Jan. 16, 2014 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 2/20

May 2, 2013 materials feesMay 2, 2013 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26Sept. 19, 2013 10/3, 10/10, 10/24, 10/31

LEGACY 2013-2014 Academic Year Calendar

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Tuition Due Dates Important DatesDate: Payment collected for:

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8:30 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES High School Chemistry – Cydney Adler Grade: 10 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $35 monthly, $65 materials Text: Student to provide text: Exploring Creation Through Chemistry, by Jay Wile, 2nd Ed., ISBN-10: 1932012265, ISBN-13: 978-1932012262. Exploring Creation Through Chemistry, companion CD is helpful but not required ISBN-10: 0012101451, ISBN-13: 978-0012101452 (web search will find best prices). Please have text on first day of class. Scientific Calculator or Phone App that can handle exponents and scientific notation Prerequisites: First year Algebra required. The ability to read, write, and comprehend information at the 10th grade level. Description: This is Apologia's basic high school/college prep chemistry course. This Christ-centered course covers significant figures, units of measure, the mole concept, stoichiometry, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, acids and bases, redox reactions, solutions, atomic structure, Lewis structures, molecular geometry, the gas laws, and equilibrium. Class time will be used for lecture, videos, and experiments. Students will be expected to read 20-25 pages of text and complete study guides, tests, and lab notebook entries for each module (2 weeks/module). I do not recommend by-passing age or class requirements. Honors Biology – Rhonda Zeutschel Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 12 to 16 Cost: $45 monthly, $80 materials Text: Student to provide texts and can choose between either: Biology with Laboratory Exercises for Christian Schools, BJUP, 3rd Ed. (vol A&B), ISBN: 978-1-57924-932-8 OR Biology, BJUP, 2011, 4th Ed. ISBN: 978-1-60682-017-9 Prerequisites: 9th grade students must have completed Physical Science with minimum grade of "B" Description: This course is an advanced approach to Biology as the first semester focuses on biochemistry, microbiology, and biotechnology. The second half of the course does include the familiar topics of botany, zoology, and human anatomy. While brief multimedia lectures are presented to introduce the topic, students are expected to learn the textbook material at home to facilitate time for labs during class time. Biochemistry and microbiology labs include: DNA extraction, gel electrophoresis (DNA fingerprinting), transformation of bacterial DNA, and use of microscopes for cytology and microbiology. Zoology labs include skeletal remains identification, eye, heart, and brain dissections, as well as invertebrate, frog, and fetal pig dissections. Homework will take 4-8 hours per week - no late work accepted - Internet connection required.

8:30 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Latin HS II/III – Deborah Langley Grade: 10 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 22 Cost: $18 monthly, $25 materials Text: Student to provide texts: Wheelock's 6th Ed. revised; Workbook for Wheelock's Latin 3rd Ed. revised; English Grammar for Students of Latin; 501 Latin Verbs; Comprehensive Guide to Wheelock's Latin; Sparks Chart; Readers: 38 Latin Stories (II/III); Duces Romanorum (III); Vergil: A Legamus (III). Prerequisites: Latin HS I or teacher permission. Students should expect 1 - 1 1/2 hours homework PER DAY. Description: Latin HS II/III covers Wheelock's Latin over two years. HS II will work through chapter 26; HS III will complete chapters 27-40 followed by readings from various authors and translations from Vergil. Students will be required to give oral reports on topics concerning Geography, Ancient Roman History, Mythology, etc. Students will be required to work independently; they must be strong self-starters and highly motivated. Needle Arts – Susan Kelley Grade: 5 - 12 Class Size: 7 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $25 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Access to a sewing machine that can be brought to class when needed. Description: This class is for anyone, experienced or beginner, who likes to be creative with fabric and thread. In this class you will learn the basics of sewing by machine and by hand. Class will include simple garment making and repairing, quilt design and creation, and other useful items. We will learn several handstitching techniques, including embroidery, and complete the class with lessons in crocheting and knitting. Class will consist of completing several projects, including two service projects (items to be donated to a local charity). High school credit can be earned by completing some additional projects (notify teacher at beginning of the school year if you are looking for H.S. credit).

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9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Algebra 1 – Kristine Grigas Grade: 8 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $28 monthly, $15 materials Text: Student to provide texts: Algebra I: Expressions, Equations, and Applications, Paul Foerster, ISBN: 0-201-86094-5 or 0-201-32458x AND Solution Manual, ISBN: 0-201-86100-3 Prerequisites: Successful completion of a thorough pre-algebra program. Optional placement test available from instructor. Description: This is a challenging Algebra I course that lays the foundation for all higher mathematics. It provides the mathematical understanding to operate with concepts at an abstract level. Topics covered are: algebraic expressions and equations, negative numbers, the quadratic equation, inequalities, polynomials, exponents, radicals and quadratics. It has the normal content of a first-year high school algebra. Successful completion of this sequence prepares students for high school Geometry or Algebra II. Student should have a solid understanding of the concepts covered in pre-algebra before taking this class. Expect 5-6 hours coursework per week including daily lessons and tests. Tests will be provided by the instructor. Course grades given based on homework, tests, and class participation. Books can be purchased used or from publisher. Bible Memory Class-Ephesians! – Holly Postma Grade: 3 - 9 Class Size: 5 to 21 Cost: $10 monthly, $15 materials Text: NIV84 Copy of Ephesians (Provided by teacher) Prerequisites: Ability to read Description: Bible memorization is a wonderful way to hide God's Word in our hearts for Him to use when we need it most! He is faithful to transform our minds and hearts as we diligently apply our minds to Scripture. In today's culture of opposition to or denial of God, His Word is crucial for arming our children for a life of devotion to the One who loves us most. Ephesians is a challenging place for us to learn who Christ is, what He has done for us, and how God desires us to live in light of His love. Join me in this exciting journey of discovery as we immerse ourselves in God's love and His will for our lives!

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Digital Photography: Capture It! – Rhonda Sather Grade: 8 - 12 Class Size: 12 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Each student will need access to a digital camera that has manual ability (for shutter speed and fstops) and the camera's User Manual. The camera needs to be available to bring to each class. Each student will need to provide a portfolio (or notebook) for their selected photos at the end of the year. Description: In Digital Photography we will learn camera operation, composition, exposure, lighting, preset modes, rules of the trade, and photograph presentation. We will also go over many techniques and compositional elements that make all the difference in a striking photograph. Students will have time in class to explore the new concepts, ask questions, and work with their cameras. We will have regular assignments to be completed and 2-3 projects. Student will occasionally need to print an 8X10 for assignments due (like at Costco photo). At the end of this class each student will have a portfolio showing their own style of 'capturing' their world. This can be used as a Visual Arts .5 high school credit. Down to Earth – Steve Carrier Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $10 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Curiosity Description: In a culture that rewards relativism and diversity it is increasingly rare to find a person who knows for certain his identity, destiny, value, and purpose. Just as rare is the man who is ready and able to answer the objections of the skeptic and silence his critics. This course of study is designed to take the student through the process of replacing areas of doubt with quiet confidence. The man who 'knows that he knows that he knows', and is humble in his knowledge, is irresistible. He is the presenter of the Kingdom of God and he cannot be quiet about it. Exploring Words – Carrie Myers Grade: 2 - 4 Class Size: 7 to 25 Cost: $20 monthly, $45 materials Text: Exploring Words by Carrie Myers - Teacher provided notebook, curriculum and vocabulary cards Prerequisites: Ability to print for the Greek and Latin vocabulary cards done in class (parents may help in class if necessary) Description: Come have fun with words and their parts, and discover how English words come from Latin and Greek roots! It is a fun "puzzle"! We will focus on the six different kinds of syllables, prefixes, suffixes, dictionary skills, and some spelling rules. Students will write a set of Latin and Greek vocabulary cards to help them understand the roots and how they are used as building blocks of English words. They'll love earning “Scholar Dollars,” “Class Participation Coupons,” and “Character Coupons” to spend in “Store” every 5-6 weeks. Playing "Zonk" helps with memorizing root meanings. Materials fee includes: 3-ring binder, reference pages, 5-page homework packet each week, (15 min. homework daily), vocabulary cards, and store supplies. The finished curriculum will be 175 pages.


9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Gym 4-5 – Greg Wise Grade: 4 - 5 Class Size: 15 to 21 Cost: $20 monthly, $20 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Physical fitness is achieved through a variety of activities to include running, calisthenics, games and relays. Emphasis will be on drills and games to aid in the coordination and development of skills for various sports. Class breakdown generally includes four count calisthenics, marching/military movements, running, some type of game or activity and a relay. A once per month PT (physical training) test will be conducted which includes a timed run, push-ups, and sit-ups to gauge progression of students' fitness. Jazz Band – Robin Stangland Grade: 6 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly; $5-10 fee per concert to cover insurance may be collected at the time of the event Text: TBA Prerequisites: Jazz Band 2012 or private lessons. 3 years experience suggested. New students MUST get teacher permission before signing up. Contact teacher prior to registration. Description: Jazz Band is a unique opportunity to put your musical skills into practice in a group situation. Instruments include piano, bass guitar, upright bass, electric or acoustic guitar, drum set, flute, clarinet, sax, trumpet, trombone, or violin. We will study and play many different styles such as swing, blues, rock, and latin and learn how to improvise in these styles. You will need to get permission from the instructor to enroll and it may involve auditioning to assess your skill. It is expected that your student will practice about 100 minutes a week at home. You will need to be able to access smartmusic on your home computer where your student can practice. Go to smartmusic.com for system requirements.

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Junior Book Club - Level 1 – Krystal Ripley Grade: K - 1, Minimum Age is 5 Class Size: 8 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $45 materials Text: Up to four books may be required purchases. The rest of the books are available through the King County Library. Prerequisites: Parents must be able to access resources via e-mail, the internet, and the library. Parents must also be committed to helping their student with their daily home activities. Children must be able to sit, listen, and follow directions. Description: This class is for the family who desires an introductory unit study based on fabulous children's books. Every two weeks, we will travel to a new location via our feature story, where we'll investigate related topics. Read-alouds, games, crafts and special presentations will be part of our learning experience. This is a great way to interest children in reading and discovering the wonder of books. This class can easily be adapted as part of your core curriculum. Homework: obtain the required book for each unit and complete the homework, 1-2 hours weekly. Please visit www.JrBookClub.com for a sample unit. Junior Book Club - Level 2 – Jenny Holmes Grade: 2 - 3 Class Size: 8 to 15 Cost: $20 monthly, $45 materials Text: Teacher will provide materials. Parent responsible for locating the 12 children's books from the library and/or purchase. Book list will be provided by June. Prerequisites: None Description: Come travel the world through literature! Using a unit-study approach, we'll trek around the globe through 12 fabulous children's books with each story taking us to a new destination. Weekly class time offers fun, interactive, and engaging experiences where we explore the story's location, culture of that region, and a variety of topics relating to the book. Read alouds, map work, vocabulary study, games, and hands-on activities keep us busy. Weekly homework includes handouts, resource suggestions, and ideas for further exploration at home. Buckle your seatbelt and here we go - on a whirlwind tour of the world! Homework: Approximately 1 hour a week. Note: Repeat of JBC2 2012-2013 Physics Zip, Zap, Zoom – Molly Hurd Grade: 1 - 2 Class Size: 10 to 15 Cost: $25 monthly, $50 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Learn about forces and motion, light and color, wheels, levers and pulleys, magnetism, sound, space, inventions, and famous scientists. Lots of hands on activities and engaging activities for inquiring kids from making parachutes, flying airplanes, using Legos, mirrors, magnets, and more. Curriculum used is a physics program from Noeo Science designed for homeschoolers and has been adapted to a once per week classroom. Classes include hands on activities, YouTube clips, and reading.


9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Preschool Music – James Jensen Grade: PS - K, Minimum Age is 3 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $22 monthly, $35 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Must be potty trained Description: The Preschool Music class has been a great opportunity for preschool children to learn new songs that not only entertain but teach them about Jesus. These songs are led by Pastor Jim playing the guitar. Puppets, rhythm instruments, games, coloring, and occasional crafts are used to help them to enjoy learning. Responding to Literature – Susan Dix Grade: 7 - 9 Class Size: 8 to 15 Cost: $20 monthly, $10 materials Text: List of books will be provided to parents over the summer; student to purchase Prerequisites: Students should be strong readers Description: So many good books, so little time! This class introduces the rudiments of critical reading, discussion, and analytic skills to the pre-high school student. Using a variety of engaging and well-known works of literature, we will hone discussion skills and learn the basics of writing literary analysis. Strong reading skills are recommended; all reading will be done outside of class. Parents are encouraged to be familiar with the books read in order to discuss possible mature subject matter with their students. Titles read will vary each year, but possibilities and past works include: Around the World in 80 Days, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Tom Sawyer, The Call of the Wild, Cheaper By the Dozen, To Kill a Mockingbird, and various short stories and poems. Shurley Grammar 5-7 – Teresa Olsen Grade: 5 - 7 Class Size: 8 to 23 Cost: $20 monthly, $35 materials Text: Shurley Grammar Level 6 - Teacher to provide Prerequisites: None Description: A solid understanding of grammar is useful for improving speaking skills, writing skills and learning a foreign language. Shurley Grammar is an extremely effective program for the acquisition and retention of grammar concepts. Chants and jingles are used to learn the parts of speech, their function and how to locate them in a sentence. Punctuation, capitalization, editing, synonyms and antonyms will also be taught. Grammar is often dry and boring, but this program adds fun to the memorization and application of the concepts. Parental attendance is encouraged, especially for the first 3 - 4 weeks of class. Students can expect 15 - 30 minutes of daily homework.

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES The Story of the World: The Middle Ages – Yolanda Griffin Grade: 3 - 5 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $35 materials Text: Student to purchase - The Story of the World: History for the Classical Child: Vol. 2: The Middle Ages (1st or 2nd edition) by Susan Wise Bauer. Teacher will provide all other materials. Prerequisites: It is recommended that students are strong readers at the 3rd grade level or above, or that parents commit to reading the weekly assignments with their students. Description: This interactive class will creatively explore the Middle Ages using Story of the World Vol. 2 by Susan Wise Bauer. We'll learn about the Fall of Rome, the Crusades, Ottoman Empire, New World exploration and more! Our goal for the year will be to grasp and recite key events and dates from a timeline built in class. Student participation is helpful and will be strongly encouraged. Class time will be used for map work, occasional videos, building a timeline, learning hand motions, completing activity pages, playing review games and student presentations. Homework will consist of weekly reading and preparation for an individual class presentation. Optional activities and reading lists will be sent home for individual use as desired. W.O.W. Science – Terry Brenna Grade: 6 - 9 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $32 materials Text: Student to provide texts: Lyrical Life Science, Volumes 1 & 2, by Doug and Dorry Eldon (ISBN 09646367-00 and -27) Purchase of the workbook and song tape/CD is optional. Prerequisites: None Description: From acorns to zooplankton, we'll enjoy a year of celebrating life! Emphasis is placed on the flora and fauna of Washington State as we study all living things with an entertaining twist - memorable melodies that help us reinforce and remember the life science. Lecture demonstrations by the instructor are followed by "show and tell" presentations by the students. Homework consists of reading a chapter, learning a song (Don't worry! You don't have to sing in class.), completing a worksheet, and preparing the next week's presentation. Field trips are suggested for further enrichment. STUDENTS NEED TO PURCHASE THE TEXTS, Lyrical Life Science, Volumes 1 & 2, by Doug and Dorry Eldon (ISBN 09646367-00 & -27), however, purchase of the workbook and song tape/CD is optional.


9:00 AM - 10:00 AM CLASSES Writing for High School Level 1 – Kimberly Williams Grade: 8 - 10 Class Size: 12 to 18 Cost: $25 monthly, $40 materials Text: Student supplied: 3-ring binder and Thesaurus. Teacher supplied - cost included in fees: "Grammatically Correct" 2nd Edition, by Anne Stilman; copy of MLA handbook from OWL website. (Fee will be adjusted for students who are repeating course and have Stilman book.) Prerequisites: This is a high school level class. 8th grade students must have a strong writing background with some experience in 5 paragraph essay writing. Description: This class will provide a writing program developed from various teacher resources. It will include various paragraph formats, style and mechanics skills, some essays, and other high school writing. We will sharpen various writing skills including development of strong topic/thesis sentence, correcting dangling modifiers/wordy sentences/mis-placed commas, correct usage of phrases and clauses, etc. Students will work on a variety of paragraph forms, several short essays, and an MLA documented research paper. The course will offer a variety of writing forms and skills in order to provide a broad base in writing experience. This course for younger High School students will develop a base for enrollment in more advanced writing courses. Homework: Expect a minimum of 4-5 hours per week.

10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Algebra 2 – Betty Lou Schindler Grade: 10 - 12 Class Size: 6 to 16 Cost: $30 monthly, $10 materials Text: Student to purchase: ALGEBRA 2 - An Integrated Approach, by Larson, Kanold, Stiff; Published by HEATH c1995 ISBN 0669383171 Prerequisites: Algebra 1 and Geometry with grades of B or better, or permission of instructor Description: This class is a solid continuation of Algebra 1 covering linear equations, linear systems, matrices, quadratic equations, functions, exponents, exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomial and rational functions, and an introduction to probability. A graphing calculator, TI-83 or 84, is required and emphasis is placed on proficiency in the use of the calculator to graph functions and perform some statistical analysis. Students will need to budget 1-1.5 hours daily (four days a week) to complete assignments outside of class each week. Class website will have assignments listed and extra materials and tests posted. Weekly grade reports will be emailed to parents, so internet access is important. Parents will be responsible to ensure their student is completing and correcting daily assignments.

10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Beginning Guitar – James Jensen Grade: 6 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $22 monthly, $40 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Beginning Guitar will teach students the basics of playing the guitar, even if they have not had previous experience playing an instrument. Chords, as well as some note reading and tabs will be learned, and before long they will be playing a number of songs. The goal is that they will play the guitar for personal enjoyment as well as to minister to others. A variety of children's songs, praise songs, etc. will be learned. An instruction book, notebook, and hand-outs will be supplied. The student needs to bring an acoustic guitar to class. Character First! (Series 1 and 2) – Carrie Myers Grade: 1 - 5 Class Size: 7 to 25 Cost: $20 monthly, $45 materials Text: Character First! Education Curriculum - Teacher provided. Prerequisites: None. Qualities are taught on a 2 year rotation, so they are different from last year. They do NOT need to be taken in order. Description: Come learn about godly character as we explore eighteen character qualities including truthfulness, obedience, responsibility, etc. using stories from history and Scripture along with nature stories about different animals as well as fun songs and weekly crafts and activities. This class will promote the family to learn character together at home. There are definitions or application memorization that will be homework each week. AWARDS will be given for the memorization! The kids love the beautifully illustrated trading cards that they collect in their binder as we begin each new quality. Materials fee includes: 3-ring binder, plastic sheets for trading cards and awards, bulletin for each Character Quality, craft materials, coloring sheets, Table Toppers, Parent Previews (to help you apply the information at home). Creative Movement II – Jen Cooke Grade: 1 - 2 Class Size: 6 to 12 Cost: $20 monthly, $25 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Toilet trained Description: Children will have a blast as they learn the foundations of dance and gymnastics. This class will teach coordination, balance, and rhythm through various activities. Our time together will include: warm-up/stretching, fun games, listening exercises, and various musical activities. This class is designed to encourage first and second grade students to use their imagination and build self-confidence. Please wear loose/comfortable clothes. No dance clothes required.


10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Creative Writing for Publication – Deborah Pless Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 5 to 12 Cost: $20 monthly, $0 materials Text: All readings will be sampled from larger texts and provided by teacher. Prerequisites: Strong reading and writing skills, interest in subject. Description: The goal of this class is to teach students proper story structure and format, in a variety of mediums, so as to build a portfolio of current, publishable work. Students will be asked to write one 2-5 page piece per week, with a 10 page final in the medium of their choice at the end of term. Students will bring copies of their written work to class so that the class can read the work aloud and give constructive criticism for revision. All students will be expected to contribute their own work and participate in the class discussion of other students' work. We will go over the different story types and structure for each: short stories, comics, novels, videogames, TV and film. Earth Science – Rhonda Zeutschel Grade: 7 - 8 Class Size: 16 to 20 Cost: $40 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase text: Earth Science for Christian Schools, 2nd Ed; BJUP OR Space and Earth Science 3rd Ed; BJUP. Either edition is acceptable. Prerequisites: Students must be able to read and comprehend an 8th grade level science textbook and work cooperatively in groups with minimal adult intervention. Description: Explore the wonders of God's creation through this course in Earth Science. We loosely follow the Bob Jones curriculum as it covers Astronomy, Meteorology, and Geology. Additional supplemental materials on plate tectonics, volcanism, and earthquakes are presented as they can have a significant impact on our lives in Western Washington. Class time is a mix of multimedia based lectures and hands-on experimentation. The purpose of this class is to provide information and experimentation to compliment the text in order to make the subject interesting and enjoyable. Homework is expected to take 2-4 hours per week as students are expected to read the text at home and complete online homework assignments on the reading. All homework and extensive resources are online; internet access is required.

10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Geometry – Kristine Grigas Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $28 monthly, $15 materials Text: Student to purchase: Geometry: Seeing, Doing and Understanding, 3e, Harold R. Jacobs, ISBN: 0-7167-4361-2 AND Enhanced Teacher's Guide, ISBN: 07167-5607-2 Prerequisites: Successful completion of Algebra I. Optional placement test available from instructor. Description: This course is a study of traditional high school Euclidean Geometry. The student will become familiar with both plane and solid figures. Properties of these figures will be studied through the use of definitions, postulates, and theorems. Geometry uses proofs to build logic skills and analytical thinking. This text includes high-interest, real-world exercises and humor to capture the students' interest and help them understand applications of what they are learning. A firm foundation in geometry is essential in further mathematical study and can help increase the appreciation of our world and our Creator. Expect 5-6 hours coursework/week including daily lessons and tests. Tests provided by the instructor. Course grades given based on homework, tests, and class participation. Books can be purchased used or from publisher. Intermediate Band – Robin Stangland Grade: 5 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly; $5-10 fee per concert to cover insurance may be collected at the time of the event Text: TBA; student to purchase Prerequisites: Intermediate Band is geared toward instrumentalists who have played their instrument one to three years and have finished any band method book. Students must be able to read music. Description: This is a concert band, which includes all traditional woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. There are no strings, guitar, or piano. We will have two concerts per year and one band festival in March. Attendance is required at all performances. Students are expected to practice 20-30 minutes a day, 5 times a week. Students need to have access to a computer and the program Smartmusic for daily practice. Go to smartmusic.com to view system requirements. Intro to Public Speaking – Jake Goetze Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 15 to 30 Cost: $20 monthly, $10 materials Text: Student to purchase: The Art of Public Speaking by Stephen E. Lucas. Text not provided by teacher; student must purchase before the first class. It's an expensive textbook so I suggest purchasing OLDER EDITIONS. Anything from the 5th edition up is acceptable. Prerequisites: None Description: For most people on the planet, the idea of speaking in public is worse than a root canal. It can honestly be scary, but it's also one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Whether you're an extrovert or an introvert (like myself), this class will give you the confidence to stand in front of people. My goal is to introduce students to the art of public communication. We'll dissect the elements of communication and identify the skills needed to develop and deliver a speech. Every student will have the opportunity to give a variety of speeches. My hope is to provide a safe environment for students to develop the confidence and skills needed to be successful in the area of public speaking.


10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Junior Book Club - Level 3 – Krystal Ripley Grade: 3 - 5 Class Size: 8 to 15 Cost: $25 monthly, $45 materials Text: Student to purchase either new or used copies of the ten featured stories. A few will be available through the King County Library. Book list and schedule will be provided in July. Families are expected to secure a copy of each featured story throughout the year. Prerequisites: Must be willing to commit to a minimum of 1 to 2 hours of weekly homework and have internet access. This class is recommended for an advanced 3rd grade reader or above. 6th graders welcome with permission. Description: Come travel the world through literature! This class uses a unit-study approach based on ten fabulous children's books to study new destinations around the globe. It integrates a variety of subjects based on each book and uses the geography and cultural aspects of the story's location as the basis for each 3-week unit. This course is designed to partner class activities with follow-up involvement at home. Class time includes discussion, hands-on activities, guest speakers, etc. Homework includes required work each week plus optional suggestions to enhance each unit. Many have used this class as a foundation for their core curriculum at home. Go to www.JrBookClub.com for a sample unit. Materials fee covers notebook, handouts, and activity supplies. Homework: 1-2 hours weekly. Latin HS I – Deborah Langley Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 22 Cost: $15 monthly, $25 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Latin MS II or teacher permission. Description: Latin HS I will continue to build on Latin MS I/II. Emphasis is grammar based for translation of Latin to English/English to Latin passages. Concepts covered will include active and passive verbs of all conjugations while continuing to develop an understanding of third declension masculine and feminine nouns. Expect 60 minutes of homework per week. Leaves, Lilies, and Liverworts – Cydney Adler Grade: 3 - 6 Class Size: 8 to 15 Cost: $20 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to provide hard cover text: Apologia Botany ISBN: 1932012494, ISBN13: 9781932012491. Instructor will provide Notebooking Journal. Please have text on the first day of class. Prerequisites: Read and write at a fourth grade level Description: This class is an introduction to God's incredible world of plants. Many hands-on activities and projects make the lessons come alive! They include making a "light hut" in which to grow plants, dissection of a bean seed, growing seeds in plastic bags to watch the germination process, making a leaf skeleton, observing how plants grow towards light, measuring transpiration, forcing bulbs to grow out of season, and many more. Homework: 1-2 hours per week.

10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Pee-Wee PE – Luke Frank Grade: PS - K Class Size: 7 to 20 Cost: $18 monthly, $20 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Must be potty-trained and able to participate in games/activities Description: This class will be a great way for your younger children to work on gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, development of rule following, and the basic understanding of sports and movement. We will practice catching, throwing, dribbling, running, relays, stretching, and have a great time releasing energy as we do. We will emphasize following directions as it relates to athletics and work on sportsmanship and positive attitudes as well as emphasizing teamwork. We will do all of these activities through fun and engaging games that will allow skills to be developed in a non-competitive environment. This will allow your children to develop a love for activity and movement that will nurture them emotionally, mentally, and spiritually as well as physically. Preschool ABC – Debbie Gannon Grade: PS - K, Minimum Age is 3 Class Size: 8 to 16 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: A wonderful alphabet adventure awaits your preschooler! Children will learn pre-reading skills (letter recognition and beginning phonics) by focusing on a letter each week. We'll make apple prints for the letter "A," sing "This Old Dog" for the letter "D," Freeze dance for the letter "F," play Letter bingo for the letter "L," paint with Racecars for the letter "R" and go on a treasure hunt for the letter "X!" This adventure includes great books, rhymes and songs, fun games, and cool crafts - all centered around the letter of the week! Please note that this class is a completely different curriculum than the previous year's class entitled "ABC-123." Shurley Grammar 7/8 – Teresa Olsen Grade: 6 - 10 Class Size: 8 to 25 Cost: $20 monthly, $45 materials Text: Shurley Grammar level 7 and binder - teacher to provide Prerequisites: Students under grade 7 should have taken Shurley Grammar 5 - 6 Description: A solid understanding of grammar is useful for improving speaking skills, writing skills and learning a foreign language. Shurley Grammar is an extremely effective program for the acquisition and retention of grammar concepts. This program uses repetition and a concrete set of questions to learn grammar. The students will learn which questions to ask in order to correctly identify the part of speech of each word in a sentence. Shurley Grammar 7 also has an emphasis on editing and punctuation. This class is fast paced and full of new material. Staying on top of homework will help students succeed in this program. Homework will take approximately 30 - 45 minutes each day.


10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Spanish Is Fun 1-A – Susy Monroe Grade: 7 - 9 Class Size: 10 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $60 materials Text: Spanish is Fun 1 and 501 Spanish Verbs. Teacher provides texts and material. Prerequisites: None Description: This course provides an introduction to the Spanish language through the development of listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. It also examines the cultures of Spanish-speaking people, and will emphasize pronunciation through the correct sounds of vowels. This class can be your first step toward learning to communicate with many people around the world (or even at your local grocery store). We will have the textbooks as a base, but will add games, songs and Bible memorization to it. Homework: 1-2 hrs per week, but you can increase your knowledge by listening, watching videos or playing Spanish games. Computer games are sent to reinforce what we learn in class. A full credit is possible with this class if you practice Spanish 3-4 hours a week. Strength and Conditioning – Cody Wise Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: The ability to run/jog a mile without stopping. Description: Class objective is to improve aerobic capacity, muscular strength, endurance, and flexibility. Aerobic conditioning will be achieved through outdoor running and stairclimbing. Muscular strength will be gained through weight training and floor exercises. Muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be increased through supersetting and circuit type training. Flexibility is enhanced through a series of dynamic and static stretching. It is strongly recommended that students perform assigned workouts 3-4 days per week to achieve optimal results and to avoid injury. A fitness assessment will be conducted at the beginning of the school year as well as at the end to gauge overall improvements in each category. Grades awarded every 3 months based on consistency of journaling workouts, not by how well student performs exercises. Strength and Conditioning – Greg Wise Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: The ability to run/jog a mile without stopping. Description: Class objective is to improve aerobic capacity, muscular strength, endurance, and flexibility. Aerobic conditioning will be achieved through outdoor running and stairclimbing. Muscular strength will be gained through weight training and floor exercises. Muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be increased through supersetting and circuit type training. Flexibility is enhanced through a series of dynamic and static stretching. It is strongly recommended that students perform assigned workouts 3-4 days per week to achieve optimal results and to avoid injury. A fitness assessment will be conducted at the beginning of the school year as well as at the end to gauge overall improvements in each category. Grades awarded every 3 months based on consistency of journaling workouts, not by how well student performs exercises.

10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES This Is My Country! – Terry Brenna Grade: 3 - 6 Class Size: 12 to 25 Cost: $20 monthly, $32 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Junior Geographers will have fun discovering America as we travel through the United States, singing patriotic songs and collecting souvenirs as we go. We'll begin with our national capital and symbols, then visit several states each week. Colorful maps and fact pages help us learn each state's capital, major cities, attractions, bird, flower, flag and motto. We'll also discuss regional foods and music. Each student will have the opportunity to give an oral report on a state of their choosing. Other than preparation for this oral report and several optional activities, there is no homework outside of class required. Verbal Arts Junior – Jenny Holmes Grade: 3 - 6 Class Size: 12 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Basic reading skills Description: Some kids love to talk, while others barely speak above a whisper. This class is designed to give the younger student an opportunity to speak with and in front of others. They will build confidence and learn how to channel their energy in a productive way in order to focus and communicate a message or entertain with a story. Units of study include activities such as tongue twisters, poetry, reading aloud, impromptu sharing, Reader's Theater, puppetry, and expository speech. Assignments are fun and designed to help students gain confidence and skill in real life speaking situations. Homework: Approximately 5-30 minutes a week, usually consisting of collecting something for class, sharing what they are learning, or practicing their "performance" piece. No memorization required. Who Is God? And Can I Really Know Him? – Shawna Alexander Grade: K - 2, Minimum Age is 5 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $15 materials Text: Apologia "Who Is God?" Coloring book (teacher provided, included in materials fee) Prerequisites: None Description: Our children are bombarded on a daily basis with competing messages. Every song, movie, book, TV show, and game is full of ideas- ideas about truth, morality, beauty, identity, faith, and more. Not all of these ideas are true. Some are wrong, some are deceptive, and some are outright destructive. Young children must be equipped to discern among competing ideas and stand in the truth. Only by developing a worldview that is garrisoned by God's Word can we rightly understand where we came from, where we are heading, and how to live between those two points. Using fun, age-appropriate tools, this class will help students understand who God is and how knowing Him shapes our lives. There is no homework for this class.


10:10 AM - 11:10 AM CLASSES Writing With Style 6-8 – Kimberly Williams Grade: 6 - 8 Class Size: 12 to 20 Cost: $23 monthly, $28 materials Text: Student supplied: 3-ring binder, subject dividers, and thesaurus required. Prerequisites: A basic understanding of grammar is expected. Description: During the course of the year, this writing class will incorporate several writing styles and techniques. The class will include: several poetry forms, improving and expanding sentences and paragraphs by employing various style techniques, narrative writing, various outlining styles, basic research papers (including note taking techniques), some essay writing, and more. There will be a writing homework assignment each week. The 6th-8th grade class has higher expectations and moves at a faster pace than the same class offered for grades 4-6. Students registering outside grade levels MUST have prior teacher permission. The 6th-8th grade students will receive grade reports twice during the year. Homework: approximately 4 hours per week. It is strongly recommended that students work with a quality grammar program while taking this course.

11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Academic Writing – Jenny Holmes Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $25 materials Text: Student to provide a 3 ring binder. Teacher provides materials. Prerequisites: None. Class repetition encouraged. Description: Like math, writing has structure; however, it is also subjective. This course's aim is to provide students with the structure and feedback needed to be successful writers. It has three goals: teach students how to systematically write a basic five paragraph essay; supply them with tips to improve their writing; and give them practice through a variety of assignments. Essay forms include: expository, persuasive, literary analysis, opinion editorial, a college admissions essay, and the SAT exam essay. Each year is unique and will cover different essay topics. Coursework includes: lecture, note taking, vocabulary study, writing, peer editing, review quizzes, and homework assignments. This class may qualify as a high school English credit when literature is done at home. Homework: Approximately 1 hour per day.

11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Adventures in Art 2 – Rita Rothlisberger Grade: 4 - 7 Class Size: 7 to 22 Cost: $25 monthly, $80 materials Text: Personal supplies of $30 or less Prerequisites: Some previous art instruction is helpful but not required. Description: This class is for the student who already knows the basics and desires a more in-depth study in the field of art. Students will learn to use a variety of media such as tempera, watercolor, pastel, acrylics, collage, clay and colored pencil. Projects will focus on composition, depth, balance, focal point, and color. Students will study the works of fine artists of the past as well as the present. They will explore the different art styles and gain confidence as they discover their own personal style of art expression. All materials for the classroom will be provided in the materials fee except for 2 or 3 personal items each student will need. There will be very little homework. American Government and Economics – Kirby Wilbur Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 20 to 40 Cost: $25 monthly, $0 materials Text: Student to purchase all texts. Governement: two texts - American Government, new edition Code # - 89281 and State and Local Government, new edition Code # 108383 purchase from ABeka. Economics: three books - Defending the Free Market by Robert Sirico; A Capitalist Manifesto by Gary Wolfram; and The Law by Frederic Bastiat; recommend purchasing used online. Prerequisites: None Description: The class will approach our free market economic system and our Constitutional form of government from a Christian perspective. First semester will be government, second semester will be economics. Homework should not exceed an hour a day outside of class. Grades based on tests and a paper each semester of 4-6 pages. My goal is to prepare our students for responsible citizenship by understanding the way our economic and political world works. Beginning Band – Robin Stangland Grade: 5 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly; $5-10 fee per concert to cover insurance may be collected at the time of the event Text: TBA student to purchase Prerequisites: None Description: Beginning band is a unique opportunity for your child to learn a musical instrument in a group situation. No prior musical experience is required. They will be able to start on flute, clarinet, trumpet, or trombone and later branch out into other instruments such as the saxophone, drums, or bass guitar. Many positive things can be taught as they learn their instruments such as responsibility, leadership, group dynamics, being a good follower, learning to read music, listen and play musically, and how to practice on their own and in a group. They are required to have smartmusic on their home computer where they can practice. Go to smartmusic.com to for system requirements. They will be expected to practice daily for 20-30 minutes.


11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Biblical Science – Terry Brenna Grade: 1 - 3 Class Size: 12 to 25 Cost: $20 monthly, $32 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Romans 1:18 tells us God has revealed His invisible attributes, His eternal power and His divine nature to mankind through His creation of the world. Using the creation week as our outline, we'll embark on an exciting adventure to learn more about God through science. With demonstrations, hands-on exploration and application of His word, we'll discover ways to use this information to glorify Him and concurrently lay the foundation for future science study. Although no homework is required, all students are encouraged to keep and review a science notebook. Activities for further enrichment outside of class time will be suggested. Creative Movement I – Jen Cooke Grade: PS - K Class Size: 6 to 12 Cost: $20 monthly, $25 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Toilet trained Description: Children will have a blast as they learn the foundations of dance and gymnastics. This class will teach coordination, balance, and rhythm through various activities. Our time together will include: warm-up/stretching, fun games, listening exercises, and various musical activities. This class is designed to encourage preschool and kindergarten students to use their imagination and build self-confidence. Please wear loose/comfortable clothing. No dance clothes required. Earth Science – Rhonda Zeutschel Grade: 7 - 8 Class Size: 16 to 20 Cost: $40 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase text: Earth Science for Christian Schools, 2nd Ed; BJUP OR Space and Earth Science 3rd Ed; BJUP. Either edition is acceptable. Prerequisites: Students must be able to read and comprehend an 8th grade level science textbook and work cooperatively in groups with minimal adult intervention. Description: Explore the wonders of God's creation through this course in Earth Science. We loosely follow the Bob Jones curriculum as it covers Astronomy, Meteorology, and Geology. Additional supplemental materials on plate tectonics, volcanism, and earthquakes are presented as they can have a significant impact on our lives in Western Washington. Class time is a mix of multimedia based lectures and hands-on experimentation. The purpose of this class is to provide information and experimentation to compliment the text in order to make the subject interesting and enjoyable. Homework is expected to take 2-4 hours per week as students are expected to read the text at home and complete online homework assignments on the reading. All homework and extensive resources are online; internet access is required.

11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Great Military Battles – Joe Giorello Grade: 5 - 9 Class Size: 15 to 40 Cost: $25 monthly, $25 materials Text: Teacher provided notes and handouts, Internet databases, and copies of articles/pictures Prerequisites: Boys only, must enjoy military-related topics Description: This boys-only class focuses on famous U.S. military battles in chronological order, from Bunker Hill to Desert Storm, with some notorious European battles, too. We cover tactics, strategies and weapons, and pay special attention to great leaders and authentic heroes who sacrificed for their country. Required work: weekly notes, one or two oral reports, several quizzes. High School Spanish I – Susy Monroe Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 20 Cost: $28 monthly, $55 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: This is a beginning course in Spanish at a high school level. Students are introduced to the Spanish language and culture in such a way that they learn the grammar as well as how to communicate orally in the language. Presenting basic structure and grammar, this course encourages conversation and composition based on basic vocabulary. Cultural research introduces the student to Spanish-speaking countries. This course will include basic and more elaborate vocabulary, verb conjugation, Bible verse memorization and more. Homework: 3-4 hours a week. Successful completion of this course is equivalent to a full Foreign Language credit. Intermediate Guitar – James Jensen Grade: 6 - 12 Class Size: 6 to 20 Cost: $24 monthly, $40 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Beginning Guitar or equivalent. Description: This class will begin where the Beginning Guitar class left off, and offer students the opportunity to increase their ability and enjoyment. A greater number of chords and techniques will be learned including sight reading, strums, finger picking, and barr chords. Students will learn many praise and worship songs that will increase in difficulty, as well as some music theory. The goal of the class is to equip students with the ability to play in various ministry situations including children's programs and youth worship. Latin MS II – Deborah Langley Grade: 8 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 22 Cost: $15 monthly, $25 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Latin MS I or teacher permission Description: Latin MS II will continue to build on Latin MS I. Emphasis is Grammar based for translation of Latin to English/English to Latin passages. Concepts covered will include the perfect system of verbs, various ablative uses, and adding third declension masculine and feminine nouns to our repertoire. Expect 45-60 minutes of homework per week.


11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Manners for Moppets – Sharla Taylor Grade: 1 - 5 Class Size: 10 to 30 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Children are often encouraged to "put on their best manners" while visiting friends or attending special events. Instead of "putting on" our best manners, let us "become" them. We will learn valuable communication skills and shine from the inside out to develop true confidence. We will also learn telephone etiquette, posture, introductions, table etiquette, personal care, being a gracious guest, being respectful, and much more. Glorifying God with good manners is key to building strong friendships and developing a strong self-esteem that will last a lifetime. Learning manners really can be fun! Marine Biology – Cydney Adler Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 24 Cost: $35 monthly, $65 materials Text: Student to purchase: Exploring Creation Marine Biology, Seligson, Publisher: Apologia Educational Ministries (2006) ASIN: B001XG1B2Q Prerequisites: Biology and Earth Space Science preferred but not required. The ability to read, write, and comprehend information at the 9th grade level. Description: This Christ-centered class in Marine Biology concentrates on marine wildlife and marine habitats. It provides a survey of members of each biological kingdom in marine environments. The course covers microscopic organisms that make life in the ocean possible. Also, the anatomy of many macroscopic marine creatures such as clams, starfish, and sharks and how these creatures and their physical surroundings form marine ecosystems such as intertidal zones, estuaries, coral reefs, continental shelf communities, epipelagic communities, and deep-ocean communities will be studied. This course contains many experiments, and includes microscopy and dissection. Class time will be used for lecture and experiments. Students will be expected to read 20-25 pages of text and complete study guides, tests, and lab notebook entries for each module (2 weeks/module). Math Activities/Games to Reinforce Concepts – Marnie Lum Grade: 3 - 5 Class Size: 10 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Do you ever wish you had more time to spend on those "Investigation or Exploration" pages of your math curriculum? In a class setting students will reinforce math strands by doing hands on activities, playing games and learning problem solving strategies. Concepts explored include: graphing, probability and statistics, measurement, estimation, place value, money, geometry, logical thinking and more. During specific units students will need to bring materials from home ex. ruler, coin money, colored markers/pencils etc. Some homework is required to finish assignments in this math enrichment class.

11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Pre-Algebra – Kristine Grigas Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $28 monthly, $15 materials Text: Student to purchase: Abeka Pre-Algebra workbook, Code #147095, Pre-Algebra Teacher's Key, Code #147109, and Pre-Algebra Test and Quiz book, Code #147125 available from Abeka.com. Prerequisites: Arithmetic, 7th grade level Description: Pre-algebra starts with a review of arithmetic topics, broadening many topics to include multiple approaches to a solution. The main portion of the text is devoted to the introduction of algebra and related topics, including scientific notation, geometry, statistics, and trigonometry. Problem-solving strategies help the student apply mathematical skills to word problems. Students will build confidence in their mathematical potential as they successfully work in advanced topics. This course gives solid traditional preparation to equip students for success in their future algebra studies. Expect 4-5 hours/week on lessons and tests. Students complete daily lessons then correct using the teacher key. Parents administer tests which will be corrected by the instructor. Course grades given based on homework, tests, and class participation. Pre-Calculus – Betty Lou Schindler Grade: 11 - 12 Class Size: 4 to 16 Cost: $35 monthly, $10 materials Text: Student to purchase: Precalculus with Limits A Graphing Approach; 4th edition by Larson, Hostetler, Edwards, ISBN 0-618-39480-X, Houghton Mifflin Publisher Prerequisites: Algebra 2 and Geometry with grade of B or better Description: This course will expand on topics previously covered in Algebra 2 with Trigonometry and adds a few more topics: exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomial and rational functions, conic sections, probability, and an extensive study of trigonometry including right triangle trig, inverse trig functions, trig identities, solving trig equations, and graphing trig functions. Graphing calculators, TI-83 or 84, are required and emphasis is placed on proficiency in the use of the calculator to graph functions and perform some statistical analysis. This class will finish laying the foundation necessary for being successful in college level Calculus. Five to six hours of homework will be required each week. Students in this class must be strong independent workers. Preschool ABC – Debbie Gannon Grade: PS - K, Minimum Age is 3 Class Size: 8 to 16 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: A wonderful alphabet adventure awaits your preschooler! Children will learn pre-reading skills (letter recognition and beginning phonics) by focusing on a letter each week. We'll make apple prints for the letter "A," sing "This Old Dog" for the letter "D," Freeze dance for the letter "F," play Letter bingo for the letter "L," paint with Racecars for the letter "R" and go on a treasure hunt for the letter "X!" This adventure includes great books, rhymes and songs, fun games, and cool crafts - all centered around the letter of the week! Please note that this class is a completely different curriculum than the previous year's class entitled "ABC-123."


11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES SAT Prep – Alma Klauber Grade: 10 - 12 Class Size: 12 to 25 Cost: $28 monthly, $45 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Algebra 1 Description: This is a review class for taking the SAT college entrance exam. The class will focus on the verbal, writing and math skills needed for the exam along with test taking strategies. It is a great overall review of basic academic skills before going on to college. Many prior students in this class have improved their overall test scores by a much as 300 points. There have been several students who have gone on to earn the National Merit Finalist or Commended designations when they have taken this class prior to taking the PSAT. Homework will require 3-4 hours per week. The Writing Road to Reading – Heidi Frank Grade: K - 2 Class Size: 7 to 17 Cost: $20 monthly, $25 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Preschool students may enter the class if they know all uppercase letters and can write them. Description: By learning the 70 phonograms of our language, students embark on a journey of discovery to enhance their ability to read and spell! With fun activities, games, and songs, we will learn to apply rules that will allow your child to win the battle of decoding and spelling any word they encounter. With this class, parents may reap the many benefits of the Spalding Method without going through the training. Homework includes practicing weekly phonograms both written and orally, and practicing weekly spelling words later in the year. Great for students who are just beginning to learn sounds, as well as those who have begun the reading process. A great multi-sensory approach to language arts that could be your LA instruction for the year. Treble Choir – Christa Phillipson Grade: 2 - 8 Class Size: 8 to 35 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Treble choir is a fun group experience for boys with unchanged voices and girls grades 2-8 which teaches confidence and healthy use of your child's developing singing and speaking voice. We will work on producing and appreciating beautiful sound, and basic musicianship skills including rhythm, phrasing, ear training, reading and writing music, movement, and experience the beauty and blessing of joining voices in song. Home study will be supported by practice tracks. Each lesson will offer vocal exercises, singing games, a music theory lesson tied to a weekly short homework assignment, a wide range of songs, and lots of smiles.

11:20 AM - 12:20 PM CLASSES Writing for Elementary – Kimberly Williams Grade: 2 - 4 Class Size: 12 to 18 Cost: $18 monthly, $28 materials Text: Student to provide 3-ring binder, subject dividers, and thesaurus Prerequisites: Parents should plan to attend with students who do not read independently or cannot yet copy from a white board. Description: This class is designed as a beginning writing class for elementary aged students. Within that framework, we will include vocabulary building, listening skills, and thinking skills. Writing activities will include: writing poetry, what makes a sentence, sentence building, using a thesaurus, brainstorming, story journals, book reports (some reading required), simple paragraphs, and more. Listening and thinking skills will include: following directions, vocabulary development, verbal sequencing, verbal classification and more. There will be short homework assignments, which may include take home worksheets, journal activities, and short writing assignments. The class includes copying from handouts, overhead, and white board example. Students who are still learning to read and/or write independently may need a parent to attend class. Approximate homework time: 2 hours per week.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Adventures in Art 3 – Rita Rothlisberger Grade: 6 - 12 Class Size: 7 to 22 Cost: $25 monthly, $80 materials Text: Personal supplies of $30 or less Prerequisites: Some previous art instruction is helpful but not required. Description: For the student who already knows the basics and desires to continue a deeper depth of study in the field of art. This class will focus on color using variety of media such as tempera, watercolor, pastel, acrylics, collage, clay, and colored pencil. Projects will focus on detail, technique, composition, depth, balance, focal point, color mixing, and color schemes. Students will study the works of fine artists of the past as well as the present. They will explore the different art styles from other countries and cultures, and discover their own personal style of art expression. All materials for the classroom will be provided in the materials fee except for 2 or 3 personal items each student will need. There will be very little homework.


1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Body Works 678 – Nanette Graf Grade: 6 - 8 Class Size: 6 to 16 Cost: $25 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase: Lyrical Life Science, Volume 3-The Human Body; Teacher to purchase: corresponding workbook; CD optional Prerequisites: None Description: Discover the wonders of God's greatest creation-the human body. The first part of the year will be spent studying how the systems of the body work. Students will explore interesting things their body is capable of by participating in numerous in-class activities as well as by dissecting beef bones, chicken muscles, cow eyes, and sheep hearts. Analyzing their diet and exercise will help students understand the active role they play in their own health, while studying Greek and Latin roots will enable them to understand vocabulary related to the body. The second part of the year will be spent learning CPR and basic first aid including how to deal with bleeding, burns, choking, fractures, poisoning, and shock. Homework: 1-2 hours per week. Caimans, Canines and Kangaroos – Cydney Adler Grade: 3 - 6 Class Size: 8 to 15 Cost: $20 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to provide hard cover text: Apologia Land Animals of the Sixth day ISBN-10: 1932012850, ISBN-13: 978-1932012859. Instructor will provide Notebooking Journal. Please have text on the first day of class. Prerequisites: Read and write at a fourth grade level Description: This third book in the zoology series takes students on a safari through jungles, deserts, forests, farms, and even their own backyard to explore, examine and enjoy the enchanting creatures God designed to inhabit the terrain. We will study primates to parasites, kangaroos to caimans, and turtles to terrifying T-Rexs. Many hands-on experiments and activities keep students learning and engaged. Homework: 1 - 2 hours per week. Continuing on the Writing Road to Reading – Heidi Frank Grade: 1 - 4 Class Size: 7 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $25 materials Text: None Prerequisites: To have learned the first 45 sounds of the phonogram cards Description: As we continue on the Writing Road to Reading, we will go further into the spelling list and focus on mastering the more difficult phonograms beyond the first Writing Road to Reading class. We will use our spelling words to make sentences and paragraphs, and learn basic grammar and sentence structure. Continuing the multi-sensory approach to Language Arts on a more advanced level, we will read excerpts from quality literature together, focusing on author's purpose and comprehension techniques. Homework includes practicing phonograms both written and orally, practicing spelling words, and completing assignments given. If students were not in the first Writing Road to Reading class, parents should contact me to get the phonogram cards and work on mastering the first 45 before class begins in September.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Creation Science – Kathie Stabbert Grade: K - 3, Minimum Age is 5 Class Size: 6 to 20 Cost: $18 monthly, $45 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Based upon Genesis 1, we will discover God's creation through science. We examine the basics of the earth, the air, the sky, land, and seas. We learn the planets, look at the needs of plants, talk about animals, and the basics of the human body. This is done through a variety of in-class activities including demonstrations, creating books, crafts and more. It is my hope that upon taking this class your child has a solid beginning in the love of science. Creative Kids – Laurie Werre Grade: PS - K, Minimum Age is 3 Class Size: 7 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $40 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Must be potty trained Description: This fun class for preschoolers will focus on themes of interest to young children. Some examples include; apples, leaves, bears, thankfulness, friends, Christmas, snow, dinosaurs, space, frogs, wind, rainbows, wild animals and seashore. We will utilize picture books, sensory materials, puzzles, games, crafts and more to keep your child engaged and learning about the world around them. An added bonus to the parent is an hour to attend your older children's classes. No homework required. Creative Movement I – Jen Cooke Grade: PS - K Class Size: 6 to 12 Cost: $20 monthly, $25 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Toilet trained Description: Children will have a blast as they learn the foundations of dance and gymnastics. This class will teach coordination, balance, and rhythm through various activities. Our time together will include: warm-up/stretching, fun games, listening exercises, and various musical activities. This class is designed to encourage pre-school and kindergarten students to use their imagination and build self-confidence. Please wear loose/comfortable clothing. No dance clothes required. Draw & Sketch: Intro – Michael McDevitt Grade: 6 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 16 Cost: $35 monthly, $75 materials Text: Personal supplies $60 Prerequisites: None Description: This class is an introduction to formal processes of creating realistic art. Basic understanding of light and form will be grasped through exercises in drawing with various media, including pencil, charcoal, and ink. The emphasis will be on improving observation, editing, and motor skills applied to drawing real world objects. Design and composition will be underscored. Craftsmanship will be stressed throughout. Homework (one to two hours) will be assigned weekly. This class will be very useful to any student wishing to draw realistically. This class is a prerequisite for all of my other classes.


1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES High School Spanish II – Lourdes Lorang Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 20 Cost: $28 monthly, $55 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: This course continues the vocabulary and language learned in prior classes. Students will be reviewing prior skills and vocabulary the first weeks and then continue to the new material. We will use a base text book which will be expanded with teacher provided material. We will continue cultural research of other Spanish speaking countries. This course includes review and more advanced vocabulary, verb conjugation and Bible verse memorization. Homework: 3-5 hours per week. Successful completion of this course is equivalent to a full Foreign Language credit. Journey Through Little House on the Prairie – Susie Maxfield/Debbie Gannon Grade: 1 - 4, Minimum Age is 6 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $40 materials Text: Student to provide books: Little House in the Big Woods, Little House on the Prairie, and Farmer Boy Prerequisites: Ability to read and write (or parent help at home). Occasional independent writing during class. Description: Have you ever wanted to be a pioneer or live during the 1800's? In this class for boys and girls, we will use three Laura Ingalls Wilder books (Little House in the Big Woods, Little House on the Prairie, and Farmer Boy) to explore and learn about pioneers, US history, geography, vocabulary and science. Class time will be filled with discussion, teacher instruction and creative activities…sampling vinegar pie, seeing a real pig's bladder, making butter in class, beginning crochet and learning about the Presidents during Laura's lifetime. There will be homework, which will include weekly reading and writing assignments. Students will also give one short oral report during the year. Latin MS I – Deborah Langley Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 22 Cost: $15 monthly, $25 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None; however, a working knowledge of grammar is helpful Description: Latin MS I - Enhance English vocabulary and grammar while building a solid introduction to Latin. My teaching is grammar based with an emphasis on translation. Students will learn 1st and 2nd conjugation Latin verbs in the present, future, and imperfect tenses. We will learn 1st and 2nd declension Latin nouns and the use of subject, direct object, predicate nominative, possessives, indirect object, prepositional phrases, appositions, vocatives and adjectives. The student will be able to translate selected Latin to English and English to Latin sentences. Parental attendance is encouraged.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Musical Theatre – Tina Matlock Grade: 4 - 8, Minimum Age is 9 Class Size: 20 to 35 Cost: $30 monthly, $60 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: The purpose of this class is to provide students with the opportunity to perform in a musical. In the process, they will be developing skills in acting, singing, movement, and teamwork so the end result will be a production they can be proud of. Attendance is VERY important. As a one-hour class once a week doesn't allow for a lot of rehearsal time, it needs to be understood that there will be outside rehearsals scheduled on days when Legacy doesn't meet at OCC, and also near the performance dates so that continuity can be achieved. The show to be performed will be decided after class lists have been finalized. Parents may need to help with costume costs depending upon choice of show. PE-101 – Luke Frank Grade: 1 - 3 Class Size: 7 to 30 Cost: $18 monthly, $20 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Fitness needs to be fun and challenging. This class will emphasize key components necessary for developing skills that kids use on a daily basis. A variety of games and sports will be introduced to give them a balance in physical activity that will increase their enjoyment and confidence. We will also focus on teamwork and positive attitudes while encouraging the strengths we see in others. The value of loving an active lifestyle will be emphasized through the use of a fitness log that students will complete at home each week. Physical Science – Rhonda Zeutschel Grade: 8 - 10 Class Size: 10 to 16 Cost: $40 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase text: Physical Science, 4th Edition, BJUP 2008, ISBN: 978-1-59166-552-6 Prerequisites: Completion of Pre-Algebra (equivalent to Saxon 8/7 or Algebra 1/2) Description: This class presents an introduction into the basic principles of chemistry and physics which will provide a solid foundation for more advanced courses in high school biology, chemistry, and physics. It also provides an alternative course for those not desiring to take an entire year of physics or chemistry in high school. Class time is devoted to short lecture followed by laboratory experiments which will complement the reading. Laboratory skills and safety will be emphasized. Homework: 4-6 hours/week. The student will be expected to read 10-20 pages of text, answer essay style questions on the reading, and/or complete online homework assignments. This is a challenging text and students may need parental help on occasion. Extensive resources and homework are accessed online, internet access required.


1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Sculpture and Pottery Around the World – Isolde Beebe Grade: K - 3 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $85 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: In this course we will explore basic sculpture techniques and tools. Each project will focus on the art of a different country or continent such as Mexico, Africa, France, India, and Russia. We will have a different unit each month such as paper sculpture, wire, lay, bookmaking, paper mache', wood, stone, and mixed media. In clay we will create pinch pots, slab projects, coil projects, and sculptures. We will make sketches to plan out our idea, watch demos, and then create our own final projects. There is no text or homework for this class. I also like to start each class with prayer and relate each project back to the most creative artist- God! Starting Points – Alexandra Clark Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase: various texts; a list will be provided. Teacher to provide: Starting Points Primer Prerequisites: None Description: In this course students will learn to build a Biblical worldview, identify literature based on a Biblical worldview, and learn about the founding of modern America upon a Biblical worldview. Utilizing classic literature (Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) and apologetic material (Mere Christianity, Know What You Believe, Answers for Difficult Days) students learn reading comprehension, analyze different worldviews according to a Christian view, and study topics on ethics, mankind, history, the devil, and more. Extensive reading and writing will provide solid credits in both English and Theology/Bible. Homework may require an hour a day. (Lewis's Narnia will not be covered.) Strength and Conditioning – Cody Wise Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $30 materials Text: none Prerequisites: The ability to run/jog a mile without stopping. Description: Class objective is to improve aerobic capacity, muscular strength, endurance, and flexibility. Aerobic conditioning will be achieved through outdoor running and stairclimbing. Muscular strength will be gained through weight training and floor exercises. Muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be increased through supersetting and circuit type training. Flexibility is enhanced through a series of dynamic and static stretching. It is strongly recommended that students perform assigned workouts 3-4 days per week to achieve optimal results and to avoid injury. A fitness assessment will be conducted at the beginning of the school year as well as at the end to gauge overall improvements in each category. Grades awarded every 3 months based on consistency of journaling workouts, not by how well student performs exercises.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Strength and Conditioning – Greg Wise Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 8 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $30 materials Text: none Prerequisites: The ability to run/jog a mile without stopping. Description: Class objective is to improve aerobic capacity, muscular strength, endurance, and flexibility. Aerobic conditioning will be achieved through outdoor running and stairclimbing. Muscular strength will be gained through weight training and floor exercises. Muscular and cardiovascular endurance will be increased through supersetting and circuit type training. Flexibility is enhanced through a series of dynamic and static stretching. It is strongly recommended that students perform assigned workouts 3-4 days per week to achieve optimal results and to avoid injury. A fitness assessment will be conducted at the beginning of the school year as well as at the end to gauge overall improvements in each category. Grades awarded every 3 months based on consistency of journaling workouts, not by how well student performs exercises. Study Skills – Shelly Pearson Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 7 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $20 materials Text: Student to purchase: Study Power ISBN # 1-57129-046-X Optional text: MLA guide for writers of research papers Prerequisites: None Description: "School success is not directly related to intelligence, quickness, ambition, or any other such characteristics. Primarily, it comes from the ability and desire to manage your work and your time effectively" (Study Power). This class gives students the tools to manage their work and time and thus manage their learning. Topics covered include listening skills, note taking, study reading, time management, memorization, preparing for tests, test anxiety, organizing information, and writing reports. Students will be assigned weekly reading and assignments designed to practice the skills presented. The chapter quizzes and the two unit tests will cover the text and class lectures. A formal research paper and oral report will be assigned in the spring. U.S. History – Kirby Wilbur Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 20 to 40 Cost: $25 monthly, $0 materials Text: Student to purchase texts: America The Last Best Hope by William Bennett - Vol 1 and 2, either hardback or paperback Prerequisites: None Description: We will examine the history of our nation from a Christian perspective. The objective is to have my students finish the year with a new love and appreciation of America, as well as an understanding of her greatness and exceptional nature. Grades based on five tests per semester and one paper, 4-6 pages in length. Homework, aside from the paper, should not average more than one hour per day.


1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CLASSES Writing with Style 4-6 – Kimberly Williams Grade: 4 - 6 Class Size: 12 to 20 Cost: $21 monthly, $28 materials Text: Student supplied: 3-ring binder, subject dividers, and thesaurus required. Prerequisites: None Description: During the course of the year, this writing class will incorporate several writing styles and techniques. The class will include: several poetry forms, improving and expanding sentences and paragraphs by employing various style techniques, writing narratives, various outlining styles, basic research papers (including note taking techniques), and more. There will be a writing homework assignment each week. Homework: approximately 2-3 hours per week. It is recommended that students work with a quality grammar program while taking this class. Students outside specified grade levels MUST have prior teacher permission to register. This level is a great option for 6th grade students who are not ready for the more rigorous 6th-8th grade class. Yearbook – Katie Jenkins Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 4 to 12 Cost: $30 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to provide: Adobe Photoshop Elements 9 or Adobe CS Design Standard Software. Purchase can be negotiated through instructor. Prerequisites: None Description: Legacy's Yearbook records a season in the lives of our students, teachers, and families. We use Photoshop to edit images and create the pages of the annual. Adobe Photoshop or Adobe CS5 is required; software purchase can be negotiated through the instructor. We take photos, run promotions for yearbook sales and student photos, and create a publication that is distributed to hundreds of families. This occupational education elective is tons of creative fun. Homework comes in waves and can occasionally require up to 2-3 hours a week outside of class. There may be times we need to meet outside of Legacy, which will be arranged by the teacher.

2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES Adventures in Art 1 – Rita Rothlisberger Grade: 1 - 4 Class Size: 7 to 18 Cost: $25 monthly, $80 materials Text: Personal supplies of $30 or less Prerequisites: None Description: Adventures in Art is a fun way to explore some of the many different facets of art expression. Students will learn to use a variety of media such as tempera, watercolor, pastel, acrylic, collage, colored pencil, and clay. Students will be introduced to great artists who are masters in their medium. They will learn art vocabulary, as well as science and math facts that pertain to the art field. They will explore the different art styles and gain confidence as they discover their own personal style of art expression. All materials are provided in the materials fee, except for a few personal supplies they will need. There will be little to no homework, but students may want to practice on their own.

2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES American Literature – Shelly Pearson Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 7 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $20 materials Text: Student to purchase: required books from list provided in the summer. Prerequisites: Ability to write a standard 5 paragraph essay Description: American authors have given us their unique view of our culture as it has changed over the centuries since its beginnings at Plymouth. From William Bradford's journal of a struggling colony to Jack London's quintessential wilderness adventure to Ray Bradbury's visions of the future, American authors tell us about ourselves. This class will give students the opportunity to read and discuss a variety of literary genres by authors from various time periods in the context of a Christian worldview. Possible authors may include Stephen Crane, Jack London, Mark Twain, Louisa May Alcott, Ernest Hemingway, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ray Bradbury, Edgar Alan Poe, and Herman Melville. Students will be assigned weekly reading and will be expected to participate actively in class discussions. Assignments include papers, essays, and tests. Body Works 456 – Nanette Graf Grade: 4 - 6 Class Size: 6 to 16 Cost: $20 monthly, $45 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Discover the wonders of God's greatest creation- the human body. The first part of the year will be spent studying how the systems of the body work. Students will explore the interesting things their body is capable of by participating in numerous hands-on activities, by looking at and building models, and by dissecting beef bones, chicken muscles, cow eyes, and sheep hearts. The second part of the year will be spent introducing students to first aid. Students will learn to recognize and respond to emergencies, administer basic first aid, and assist a choking victim. Homework: 30-60 minutes per week. Creative Kids – Laurie Werre Grade: PS - K, Minimum Age is 3 Class Size: 7 to 12 Cost: $25 monthly, $40 materials Text: None Prerequisites: Must be potty trained Description: This fun class for pre-schoolers will focus on themes of interest to young children. Some examples include; apples, leaves, bears, thankfulness, friends, Christmas, snow, dinosaurs, space, frogs, wind, rainbows, wild animals and seashore. We will utilize picture books, sensory materials, puzzles, games, crafts and more to keep your child engaged and learning about the world around them. An added bonus to the parent is an hour to attend your older children's classes. No homework required.


2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES Draw & Sketch: Advanced – Michael McDevitt Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 6 to 16 Cost: $40 monthly, $85 materials Text: Personal supplies $70 Prerequisites: Draw & Sketch: Intro Description: This class is a continuation of the formal process of creating realistic art. Advanced skills related to the application of value, texture, and fine detail will be grasped through exercises in drawing. The emphasis will be on improving skills acquired in Draw & Sketch: Intro. Design and composition will be underscored with some exposure to perspective and photo reference. Craftsmanship will be stressed throughout. Homework (one to three hours) will be assigned weekly. This class will be very useful to any advanced student wishing to draw real things with more confidence. Gym 6-8 – Greg Wise Grade: 6 - 8 Class Size: 15 to 31 Cost: $20 monthly, $20 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: Physical fitness is achieved through a variety of activities that include running, calisthenics, games and relays. Emphasis will be on drills and games to aid in the coordination and development of skills for various sports. Class breakdown generally includes four count calisthenics, marching/military movements, running, some type of game or activity and a relay. A once per month PT (physical training) test will be conducted which includes a timed run, push-ups and sit-ups to gauge progression of students' fitness.

2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES Leadership Bootcamp – Sharla Taylor Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 30 Cost: $20 monthly, $35 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: Increase your confidence and gain understanding of God's plan for your life. Competence in appearance and etiquette translates into strong confidence in life. Knowing how to present one's self for college, at an important event, or in a business setting is vital in today's world. John Maxwell will be our source for leadership training and learning how to be an effective communicator. We will also be covering first impressions, having that spark of confidence, employment skills, posture, appearance, telephone etiquette, driving etiquette and much more. This class requires approximately 1/2 hour of reading weekly and application of skills learned in class. Classroom participation is required. Personal Finance – Karen Crawford Grade: 7 - 12 Class Size: 5 to 20 Cost: $22 monthly, $30 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: None Description: This is a fast paced Life Skills course through financial strategies for success. Using the National Standards established by the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, we will learn budgeting, savings and investments, debt, insurance and real estate/mortgages. We will utilize video, lecture and activities toward learning. Homework is 20 minutes/week completing worksheets of real life examples or problems. The final grade will be based upon unit assignments and tests, class participation and a project. This project could be a business plan for a proposed business, analyzing an investment in a company, documenting the negotiation of a first job or car purchase, or project approved by the instructor. This class constitutes ½ elective Life Skills credit, or 1 credit option is available.


2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES Physical Science – Rhonda Zeutschel Grade: 8 - 10 Class Size: 10 to 16 Cost: $40 monthly, $50 materials Text: Student to purchase text: Physical Science, 4th Edition, BJUP 2008, ISBN: 978-1-59166-552-6 Prerequisites: Completion of Pre-Algebra (equivalent to Saxon 8/7 or Algebra 1/2) Description: This class presents an introduction into the basic principles of chemistry and physics which will provide a solid foundation for more advanced courses in high school biology, chemistry, and physics. It also provides an alternative course for those not desiring to take an entire year of physics or chemistry in high school. Class time is devoted to short lecture followed by laboratory experiments which will complement the reading. Laboratory skills and safety will be emphasized. Homework: 4-6 hours/week. The student will be expected to read 10-20 pages of text, answer essay style questions on the reading, and/or complete online homework assignments. This is a challenging text and students may need parental help on occasion. Extensive resources and homework are accessed online, internet access required. Practical Persuasion – Acacia Danielson Grade: 9 - 12 Class Size: 15 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly, $30 materials Text: Teacher provided Prerequisites: Basic English/writing Description: Practical Persuasion is an introduction to the theory and practice of rhetoric. Often defined as the art of persuasion, rhetoric is found in almost every facet of our society. The goal of this course is to encourage students to think critically about how the messages they receive from the world are being presented. The first semester will cover the history of rhetoric as well as the major theories regarding its definition and purpose. The second semester will focus on the practice of rhetoric with students learning the basics of public speaking and rhetorical criticism of various media. The class is a mixture of lecture and discussion. Students should budget 1-3 hours outside of class to complete their reading and writing homework.

2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES Sculpture and Pottery Around the World Advanced – Isolde Beebe Grade: 4 - 9 Class Size: 10 to 25 Cost: $25 monthly, $95 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: In this course we will explore basic sculpture techniques and tools. Each project will focus on the art of a different country or continent such as Mexico, Africa, France, India, and Russia. We will have a different unit each month such as paper sculpture, wire, lay, bookmaking, paper mache', wood, stone, and mixed media. In clay we will create pinch pots, slab projects, coil projects, and sculptures. We will make sketches to plan out our idea, watch demos, and then create our own final projects. There is no text or homework for this class. I also like to start each class out with prayer and relate each project back to the most creative artist- God! Spanish for You A – Susy Monroe Grade: 4 - 6 Class Size: 10 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $45 materials Text: None, teacher provides material. Prerequisites: None Description: This course is a fun introduction to spoken and written Spanish through vocabulary memorization, games, songs, and writing activities. The vocabulary is different than last year's Spanish For You B, with some review of most commonly used words, colors, and numbers. This year’s vocabulary will include transportation, school vocabulary, animals, describing things, days and months, greetings, and much more. We will learn everyday conversation through dialogue and memorize Bible verses. Computer games will be sent for practicing what was learned in class. We will have a points chart and a "tienda" (store) around three times a year to encourage practicing at home. Homework: 30-45 min. per week, and as much as you want to spend listening, reviewing, and reading this beautiful language. What We Believe – Kathie Stabbert Grade: 5 - 7 Class Size: 6 to 20 Cost: $20 monthly, $30 materials Text: Student to purchase both "What We Believe" texts: Who is God? Vol. 1 and Who am I? Vol. 2 by Apologia Press. Vol. 1 must be purchased BEFORE the first day of class. Prerequisites: None Description: Our children are bombarded with worldview messages everywhere they go - many of which are harmful. Through projects, discussions, and light homework this course will help your child see the world the way God sees it. We will spend half of the year in each book. After we learn to see the world the way God sees it, we can begin to look at other worldviews and understand why others believe as they do. This understanding will help our children to communicate effectively with others about our hope as Christians. The "What We Believe" series also takes a respectful, factual look at other worldviews and teaches children to take notice of differing worldviews coming at them from books, music, TV, the internet, friends, and more.


2:10 PM - 3:10 PM CLASSES World Geography – Cydney Adler Grade: 6 - 8 Class Size: 8 to 20 Cost: $25 monthly, $35 materials Text: Student to purchase: Geography Coloring Book by Wynn Kapit, ISBN-10 0131017422 or ISBN-13 978-0131014725 3rd edition. 2nd edition also OK. Students will also need a good set of 24 colored pencils. Please have text on first day. Prerequisites: Read and write at a sixth grade level Description: We will learn about all the countries in our world and also the science of geography. Using experiments, lectures, videos, and blank maps we get glimpses of many different cultures and explore human and physical systems and global issues. We use elements of the popular "Mapping The World by Heart" curriculum to make our own World maps and finish the year with a display board depicting a country of our choice. Homework will consist of reading and coloring plates in The Geography Coloring Book and answering Study Guide questions which will take approximately 1 hour per week. Writing for High School Level 2 – Kimberly Williams Grade: 10 - 12 Class Size: 10 to 18 Cost: $25 monthly, $40 materials Text: Student supplied: 3-ring binder and Thesaurus. Teacher supplied - cost included in fees: "Grammatically Correct" 2nd Edition, by Anne Stilman; copy of MLA handbook from OWL website. (Fee will be adjusted for students who are repeating course and have Stilman book.) Prerequisites: none Description: This class will provide a writing program developed from various teacher resources. It will include style and mechanics skills, various essay forms, timed in-class writing, practice with editing and revising, an argumentative research paper and other college prep writing. We will sharpen various writing skills including development of strong topic/thesis sentence, correcting dangling modifiers/wordy sentences/misplaced commas, correct usage of phrases and clauses, etc. Through the argumentative paper, students will learn to use MLA notation. The course will be more rigorous than the Level 1 HS course and will offer a variety of writing forms and skills in order to provide a broad base for a college prep writing experience. Homework: Expect a minimum of 5 hours per week.

2:10 PM - 3:40 PM CLASSES Musical Theatre: Revue – Tina Matlock Grade: 8 - 12, Minimum Age is 13 Class Size: 15 to 25 Cost: $30 monthly, $50 materials Text: None Prerequisites: None Description: The focus of this class is to give the students an opportunity to perform. Students will work on vocal technique and stage movement/choreography as they put together solo, duet, and ensemble numbers from stage and movie musicals that will result in a revue tailored to the talents of the students enrolled. This will be presented as their final project on the second to last Thursday of Legacy. Each student is expected to work on his/her music at home during the week and memorize each song as it is learned. Due to the nature of the class, weekly attendance is VERY important. There will be out-of-class rehearsals scheduled for solo work, dress rehearsal, and on days when Legacy cannot meet at OCC.

Legacy Teacher Disclaimer Note Legacy does its best to screen teachers for capabilities and qualifications. Each teacher is given a list of responsibilities, policies, and expectations. It is required that they personally ascribe to our Statement of Faith and Mission Statement. In addition, to further guard the safety of our children, we keep on file a current clearance by the Washington State Patrol Criminal History Background Check Division to verify no criminal convictions are on record in this state. We recognize teaching style and personality vary among instructors and we in no way guarantee your satisfaction of any given teacher or class. If you are unhappy with a teacher, you are under no obligation to continue the course. If your complaint is based on personality or style, we ask you to withdraw quietly without spreading dissension among other co-op families. If your issues are more serious in nature, we ask that you please inform the Board of specific behaviors which have raised your concern. We encourage our parents to take their concerns to the teacher before contacting the Board. Again, please exercise discretion when discussing issues with others at Legacy. Students withdrawing from a class are required to pay an early withdrawal penalty equal to four weeks of tuition from the date of withdrawal.

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9:009:00-10:00 10:10-11:10 11:20-12:20

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12:501:00-2:00 2:10-3:10

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Preschool Music

Jensen PS-K

Pee-Wee PE

Frank, L PS-K

Creative Movement I

Cooke PS-K

Creative Kids

Werre PS-K

Creative Kids

Werre PS-K

Junior Book Club 1

Ripley K-1

Preschool ABC

Gannon PS-K

Preschool ABC

Gannon PS-K

Creative Movement I

Cooke PS-K

Physics: Zip, Zap, Zoom!

Hurd 1-2

Who Is God? And Can I

Really Know Him?

Alexander K-2

The Writing Road

to Reading

Frank, H K-2

Creation Science

Stabbert K-3

Adventures in Art 1

Rothlisberger 1-4

Junior Book Club 2

Holmes 2-3

Creative Movement II

Cooke 1-2

Biblical Science

Brenna 1-3

Sculpture & Pottery

Around the World

Beebe K-3

Adventures in Art 1

Rothlisberger 1-4

Exploring Words

Myers 2-4

Character First!

Series 1 & 2

Myers 1-5

Manners for Moppets

Taylor, S 1-5

PE 101

Frank, L 1-3

Body Works 456

Graf 4-6

The Story of the World:

The Middle Ages

Griffin 3-5

Junior Book Club 3

Ripley 3-5

Writing for Elementary

Williams 2-4

Continuing on the Writing

Road to Reading

Frank, H 1-4

Spanish for You A

Monroe 4-6

Bible Memory Class:

Ephesians

Postma 3-9

Leaves, Lilies, and

Liverworts

Adler 3-6

Treble Choir

Phillipson 2-8L

Journey Through

Little House

Maxfield/Gannon 1-4

Sculpture & Pottery

Around the World Adv

Beebe 4-9

Gym

Wise 4-5

Verbal Arts Junior

Holmes 3-6

Math Activities/Games

Lum 3-5U

Caimans, Canines, and

Kangaroos

Adler 3-6

What We Believe

Stabbert 5-7

Shurley Grammar 5-7

Olsen 5-7

This Is My Country!

Brenna 3-6

Adventures in Art 2

Rothlisberger 4-7N

Writing with Style

Williams 4-6

Gym

Wise 6-8

Intermediate Band

Stangland 5-12

Great Military Battles

Giorello 5-9C

Musical Theatre

Matlock 4-8

World Geography

Adler 6-8

W.O.W. Science

Brenna 6-9

Writing with Style

Williams 6-8

Beginning Band

Stangland 5-12H

Body Works 678

Graf 6-8

Draw & Sketch: Advanced

McDevitt 7-12

Jazz Band

Stangland 6-12

Shurley Grammar 7/8

Olsen 6-10

Intermediate Guitar

Jensen 6-12

Adventures in Art 3

Rothlisberger 6-12

Leadership Bootcamp

Taylor, S 7-12

Responding to Literature

Dix 7-9

Beginning Guitar

Jensen 6-12

Earth Science

Zeutschel 7-8

Draw & Sketch: Intro

McDevitt 6-12

Personal Finance

Crawford 7-12

Writing for High School

Level 1

Williams 8-10

Earth Science

Zeutschel 7-8

Pre-Algebra

Grigas 7-12

Latin MS I

Langley 7-12

Physical Science

Zeutschel 8-10

Algebra 1

Grigas 8-12

Spanish Is Fun 1-A

Monroe 7-9

Latin MS II

Langley 8-12

Physical Science

Zeutschel 8-10

Digital Photography:

Capture It!

Sather 8-12

Intro to Public Speaking

Goetze 7-12

Academic Writing

Holmes 9-12

High School Spanish II

Lorang 9-12

American Literature

Pearson 9-12

Down to Earth

Carrier 9-12

Creative Writing for

Publication

Pless 9-12

American Government

& Economics

Wilbur 9-12

Starting Points

Clark 9-12

Practical Persuasion

Danielson 9-12

Geometry

Grigas 9-12

High School Spanish I

Monroe 9-12

Strength & Conditioning

Wise, C 9-12

Writing for High School

Level 2

Williams 10-12

Latin HS I

Langley 9-12

Marine Biology

Adler 9-12


Wise, G 9-12


Wise, C 9-12

SAT Prep

Klauber 10-12

Study Skills

Pearson 9-12


Wise, G 9-12

Pre-Calculus

Schindler 11-12

U.S. History

Wilbur 9-12

Algebra 2

Schindler 10-12

Yearbook

Jenkins 9-12

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Latin HS II/III

Langley 10-12

Needle Arts

Kelley 5-12

High School Chemistry

Adler 10-12

Honors Biology

Zeutschel 9-12

Musical Theatre: Revue

Matlock 8-12

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