Kindergarten 4 – This class is designed to provide instruction in basic Bible, and early language arts, in addition to other aspects of early childhood education. Provided in the Daniel Room.

Kindergarten 5 – This class is designed to prepare children for the curriculum in early language arts and basic academic skills they will use in first grade.

Grades 1-4 – These classes follow the Abeka curriculum for reading, writing, phonics, mathematics, and introductory subjects corresponding to elementary school.

Core – 5th & 6th grade students will have separate classes in Bible, History, Science, Mathematics, and English.

Physical Education and Arts – 5th & 6th graders will join together for introductions to focused physical education and artistic projects. 

Outdoors/Gardening – 5th & 6th graders learn about how to grow a garden and deal with outdoor maintenance.

Cultural Dance & Art – A study of global cultures in accordance with the Great Commission of Matthew 28. Students enrolled will take leadership roles in festivals honorinh Hispanic, Indigenous, Black, European ad Asian Cultures.

Sports – Theory and practice of major sports like baseball, football, basketball, and volleyball.

Wellness – A study of exercise and healthy lifstyle choices.

Fitness & Training – Study of developing strength and cardiovascular health. 

Game Design – Use of visual arts in creating gaming experiences across various media. 

Painting – Study of visual arts based on color, form, and shape.

Theater – Study of scripts, acting, directing, and dramaturgy. Students in this course will participate in the performance of a stage play in the spring. 

Spanish – Vocabulary-driven instruction in Spanish with the goal of fostering proficiency and a learning foundation, with emphasis on cultural history and the arts.

French – Vocabulary-driven instruction in French with the goal of fostering proficiency and a learning foundation, with emphasis on cultural history and the arts.

Fundamentals of Math – An introductory mathematics course preparing students for the sequence in geometry and algebra. 

Pre-Algebra – A course focused specifically on the basics of mathematics needed to ready students to study Algebra. 

Algebra 1 – Introduction to Algebra. 

Algebra 2 – Advanced study of Algebra. 

Geometry – The study of shapes, lines, planes, and three-dimensional objects. 

Foundations of English Language Arts and Reading, Focus on Grammar – A course focused on grammar, syntax, and short-form creative texts.

Introduction to English Language Arts and Reading, Focus on American Literature – A course focused on reading comprehension, composition, and American authors in English.

Intermediate English Language Arts and Reading, Focus on British Literature – A course focused on reading comprehension, composition, and British authors. 

Advanced English Language Arts and Reading, Focus on Research – A course focused on reading comprehension, composition, and research methods.

Ancient Civilizations – This course is designed for 7th graders to gain early exposure to the “Great Books” by Homer and Virgil, with the opportunity to learn about Ancient History on a deeper scale. 

Geography – A course designed to introduce students to the role of territory, human cultures, and civic institutions.

World History – A survey of global history. 

U.S. History – A survey of the United States’ history and heritage. 

Physical Science – The sciences concerned with the study of inanimate natural objects, including physics, chemistry, astronomy, and related subjects. 

Earth Science – The fields of study concerned with the solid Earth, its waters, and the air that envelops it. Included are the geologic, hydrologic, and atmospheric sciences. 

High School Biology – Study of living organisms. 

Chemistry – Study of the properties and the ways in which forms of matter interact, combine, and change; and the use of these processes to form new substances. 

World Literature – A college-level seminar examining literary works from around the world, spanning fiction, poetry, drama, and expository prose. 

Advanced Biology – A college-level course equivalent to two semesters of college biology. 

Special Topics in English/Writing – Workshop-based course on individual development of writing skills. 

Yearbook/Mixed Media/ASB – Workshop-based course designed to cultivate leadership skills in students through the management of yearbook, student journalism, and student-government activities.