Teacher Name: Stephanie DeYong

Teacher Email: stephdeyong@hotmail.com

Tuition:  $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $30 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Stephanie_DY

Class Description:

Hand sewing is SEW much fun! In this class, students will learn and practice the basics of sewing by hand. From threading needles and tying knots, to types of stitches and adding embellishments, students will create colorful projects out of felt . No prior sewing experience needed.

Students with sewing experience are welcome, as projects can be made more advanced according to student preference and skill level.

All new projects this year!

Teacher Name: Ann Rodman

Teacher Email: annrodman@gmail.com

Tuition:  $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $20 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Ann-Rodman-1

Class Description:

Do you have a Lego Builder who is looking for his or her next challenge with Legos? Do you have an aspiring engineer? Then, this class is a great place to start! We will have fun building and occasionally powering our engineering creations together! “Lego Engineering and Architecture” will teach students about basic engineering and architectural concepts.

Taken from the Lego Education site: LEGO® bricks are naturally engaging to students. When they are introduced into the learning environment, they boost motivation. The hands-on solutions ignite children’s natural desire to explore and discover. Students will learn subjects like language, math, science, technology, and engineering more effectively while improving and developing their 21st-century skills, like problem solving, collaboration and communication.”

Teacher Name: Annaleah Riley

Teacher Email: annaleah.riley@gmail.com

Tuition: $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $15 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Annaleah-Riley

Class Description:

Welcome to the Narrative Navigators! Join us as we embark on a journey through the world of literature. As we navigate our way through a variety of beloved middle grade novels, we will explore literary elements, engage in class discussions, and participate in projects, activities, and snacks relating to the books. Books will be read at home and studied further in class.

Teacher Name: Jamey Newton

Teacher Email: jameybnewton@gmail.com

Tuition: $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $45 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Zelle preferred jameybnewton@gmail.com 

Class Description:

This class uses hands on art projects to make learning math fun. We will learn how famous artists used math to create art and will make plenty of art work ourselves. We will make golden spiral art, opt art illusions, infinity triangles, kirigami and so much more.

Teacher Name: Erin Bever

TeacherEmail: mrs.sonnybever@yahoo.com

Tuition:  $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $15 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Erin-Bever

Class Description:

Einstein Exercises is an innovative class designed for students in 5th through 8th grade to engage in stimulating mental activities that encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. Inspired by the intellect of Albert Einstein, this class offers a unique blend of challenges and exercises aimed at developing students’ cognitive abilities and enhancing their academic skills.

Throughout this class, students will tackle a variety of thought-provoking puzzles, brain teasers, logic games, board games and mathematical problems. These exercises are carefully curated to encourage students to think outside the box, approach problems from different angles, and develop strategic thinking skills. Through group discussions, peer feedback, and teamwork activities, students develop communication skills and learn to appreciate diverse perspectives.

Teacher Name: Jennifer Thompson

Teacher Email: jennifer_o_thompson@yahoo.com

Tuition:  $200 per year Payable in monthly installments of $25

Deposit: $25 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $20 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Jennifer-Thompson-746

Class Description:

What a joy it is to sing! The goal of this class is to give homeschool students the opportunity to be in a choir, creating and experiencing music together. The choir will perform throughout the school year with a variety of music including contemporary Christian, pop, and show tunes.

Teacher Name: Katelyn Kasper

Teacher Email: katelyncdean@gmail.com

Tuition: $240 per year Payable in monthly installments of $30

Deposit: $30 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $15 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @KatelynKasper

Class Description:

Students will learn the basics of how to use their camera, basic artistic elements, fundamental photography camera settings and concepts, basic photo editing skills, understanding of how to work with their subjects or setting, and exposure to various styles of photography. This is a hands-on class with practice in class. Students will be expected to turn in assignments for each unit in preparation for a class review. There will be a “final showcase” where students will get a chance to show off their favorite images of the year.

Teacher Name: Rachel H. McManamay

Teacher Email: rachelhmcmanamay@gmail.com

Tuition: $240 per year Payable in monthly installments of $30

Deposit: $30 (due at registration)

Supply/Materials Fee: $50 (due at registration)

Digital Payment Address: Venmo @Rachel-McManamay

Class Description:

In this course we will cover “fundamental aspects of chemistry such as the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, chemical bonding, molecular geometry, physical change, chemical change, stoichiometry, solutions, ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium.”

We will do lots of experiments that are both quantitative and qualitative in nature. Some include “wavelength of microwaves, determining the number of water molecules in a hydrated compound, calculating percent yield, measuring the concentration of a hydrogen peroxide solution, determining the concentration of acetic acid in vinegar, measuring the specific heat of a metal, determining the change in enthalpy for a chemical reaction, performing flame tests, examining the interference of light waves, comparing metals to nonmetals, exploring Boyle’s Law, doing litmus tests, and electroplating.”

Through it all we will see how God’s design is one that draws us to be in awe and have reverence for His great plan.