Homeschool Co-op Classes

Everyone can sing and everyone should sing! In this class, we will join our voices in song, learning vocal technique, diction, blending, expression, and harmony. We will learn a variety of music, which may include sacred music, folk music, spirituals, and songs from other cultures and languages. Students who do not know how to read music must also take music theory. Note: if male students have yet to experience a voice change, they may prefer to wait to join choir until after their voice is stable. Otherwise, they will be placed in the “treble” sections with girls and other unchanged voices. Fees: $10 Sheet Music fee

This class will incorporate elements of traditional music theory, Western music history, world music, and music appreciation. Students will learn the essentials of music theory: note reading, reading a score, identifying intervals, understanding keys and accidentals, etc. They will learn the major periods of music history and be able to identify representative composers and works. This class is strongly suggested for any ensemble member, but can be taken as a standalone class.

textbook: Intermediate Algebra by Ron Larson, 5th edition

Students will learn test-taking strategies and study skills in each academic subject that standardized tests cover. Through practice tests and simulations, they will have opportunities to prepare for successful test taking. Various teachers will help teach segments of the class.

This Pre-Algebra course is designed to build a strong mathematical foundation and prepare students for Algebra I. Students will strengthen their understanding of key math concepts while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Throughout the year, students will explore topics such as integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, proportions, exponents, basic geometry, graphing, and introductory algebraic equations. They will learn how to recognize patterns, solve real-world problems, and confidently work with mathematical expressions and formulas. Lessons will include guided instruction, hands-on practice, and opportunities for students to apply concepts in meaningful ways. By the end of the course, students will have the skills and confidence needed to successfully transition into higher-level math courses.

This Physical Education and Wellness class is designed to help high school students develop healthy habits that will benefit them throughout their lives. Students will learn why regular physical activity is important and how to make informed choices that support their overall health and well-being. Throughout the course, students will explore how God designed the human body to function, the benefits of exercise, proper nutrition, hydration, and the importance of quality sleep. They will also learn safe exercise practices, injury prevention, goal setting, and strategies for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Through discussions, activities, and practical application, students will gain the knowledge and confidence needed to care for their bodies and make positive health decisions both now and in the future.