If your 3-5-year-old isn’t quite ready for our second hour of Kindergarten, this one-hour session is the perfect fit! In this class we will do circle time and more! Through songs, poetry, show-and-tell, art, crafts, nature study and more, students will work on developing skills in calendar awareness, math, phonemic awareness and literacy, music, movement, and social/emotional development. Join us for this fun, engaging, hands-on class. 

* If your child took this class last year and is looking to take it again this year, the content will be different!
** All students must be potty trained or have a parent stay with them who can tend to their needs.

This one hour class will continue the learning from the above Circle Time Class. NOTE: If you are only registering for one class, please register for the Pre-K & Kinder Circle Time as this Core Skills class will continue the lessons and learning that we begin during the first hour. During this second hour of Pre-K & Kindergarten, we will continue our learning from the Circle Time class using movement, crafts, art, and more to practice beginning reading and writing skills; science and math. 

* If your child took this class last year and is looking to take it again this year, the content will be different! 
** All students must be potty trained or have a parent stay with them who can tend to their needs.

Get ready for a class where art meets imagination and learning comes to life! In this fun and interactive class, students in grades 1–3 will dive into creative art projects while exploring exciting monthly themes like animals, seasons, holidays, and more! Through guided instruction and simple discussion, students will learn important art skills like color, shape, pattern, and texture in a way that feels fun and easy. Each class blends creativity with learning, helping students build confidence, strengthen fine motor skills, and express their own unique ideas. By the end of the class, students will have completed meaningful art projects and gained a stronger understanding of basic art skills while also learning about the world around them, and a variety of engaging themes throughout the year!

First Fruits Farm class teaches hands-on skills in organic gardening, soil health, and livestock management while diving into biblical principles of creation, stewardship, patience, and God’s provision. Throughout the course, we will explore scripture as it relates to our farming lessons. Livestock lessons will cover daily care, life cycles, and ethical husbandry practices that honor the animals. Students will also have the opportunity to grow their own crops, be stewards of the soil, and build community through sharing the harvest.

This physical education course for grades 1–6 will focus on fundamental movement skills such as stretching, running, jumping, throwing, catching, balancing and basic tumbling. We will accomplish this through games and fun drills. Students will develop teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy habits while improving strength, coordination, and cardiovascular fitness.

Get ready to build, explore, and think like an engineer in Little Engineers Lab! In this hands-on STEAM class, students will design and create exciting projects like bridges, towers, marble runs, and simple machines while using math skills like measuring, counting, and problem-solving. Each week brings a fun challenge that encourages creativity, teamwork, and perseverance as students test and improve their designs. Through trial and error, they will discover how math helps bring their ideas to life in real and meaningful ways. This class is perfect for curious learners who love to build, experiment, and ask “what happens if…?” By the end of the semester, students will feel confident tackling challenges and proud of the amazing things they’ve engineered!

Grow Your Confidence on the Keys with Piano Superstars! This is a beginner friendly piano class but we do our best to accommodate all skill levels within the group setting. Beginners work on the basics while more intermediate/advanced students work on more advanced skills. This class helps students build a strong foundation while growing confidence at the keys. Students will develop essential skills like note reading, rhythm, technique, and chord playing, while learning fun, recognizable songs. This class helps students improve musically and prepare for performing with others. Whether your goal is to join a worship team or play your favorite songs at home, we’ll help you grow while having fun.

Have you ever wondered how a huge cruise ship can float while a tiny pebble sinks? Or how a tiny kernel of corn explodes into popcorn? Get ready for a science class full of hands-on experiments, surprising reactions, and exciting discoveries every single week. From making our own lava lamps to explosive soda geysers, young scientists will investigate these mysteries and discover exciting chemistry and physics concepts as they ask questions, make predictions, observe closely, and use the scientific method.

Do you love a good story? Do you want to learn more about the world you live in? Then this class is for you! Be swept away by a beautiful tale from a country you have perhaps never heard of! We will travel around the globe, thru time, and into the lives of people and places both past and present! Discover the beautiful things of their culture, make an interesting craft, sing a new song, taste something delicious, and learn more about the world God created! Please note: in this class you will experience history, literature, geography, and wonder!

Watch your student read aloud with expression, fluency and joy, which is the focus of this class. Students will also gain a deeper understanding of text, characters and plot as well as learn to work as a team and gain confidence in speaking and presenting. Using readers theater scripts, students will be assigned lines each week, not to memorize, but to practice reading. Readers of all levels are encouraged to enroll. Students will perform scripts in class and videos will be provided for families to enjoy. Consistent attendance and practice reading lines each week is essential for student and whole class success. Class will perform at the end of the semester celebration.

Ready to go on an adventure? In this class we take off on adventures that you can only have through the pages of a book. We will enjoy exploring each book together as we learn story elements, vocabulary and history or geography of the places we go. In our own version of a book club, we will discuss each week’s assigned reading and enjoy hands-on activities that help us more deeply understand each story. If reading is a challenge, students are encouraged to use audio books to engage with these wonderful stories.

In this hands-on cooking class for grades 4–6, students will learn kitchen safety, hygiene, basic cooking skills, and simple nutrition concepts. Emphasis will be on measuring, safe utensil use, teamwork, and reading/following recipes. Students will prepare several no bake recipes and if heat is required for a dish it will be thoroughly supervised. Most importantly students will be tasting their creations!

Have you ever wondered how a huge cruise ship can float while a tiny pebble sinks? Or why onions make you cry? Get ready for a science class full of hands-on experiments, surprising reactions, and exciting discoveries every single week. From making our own lava lamps to explosive soda geysers, students will explore chemistry and physics in a fun, engaging way while learning to use the scientific method to ask questions, make predictions, test ideas, and figure out how the world works.

This physical education course for grades 1–6 will focus on fundamental movement skills such as stretching, running, jumping, throwing, catching, balancing and basic tumbling. We will accomplish this through games and fun drills. Students will develop teamwork, sportsmanship, and healthy habits while improving strength, coordination, and cardiovascular fitness.

Throughout this year-long class, students will learn how to incorporate IEW’s Structure and Style elements to improve their writing skills. Throughout the course of the school year, students will learn how to take notes, retell narrative stories, summarize references, write from pictures, and compose their own fables, myths, and fairy tales.

Step into a world of mystery where every clue leads to a solution waiting to be uncovered! In this hands-on, project-based STEAM class, students will work in teams to crack codes, solve puzzles, and complete exciting escape-style challenges. Using math skills like logic, number patterns, coordinates, fractions, and simple equations, students will decode messages, unlock hidden clues, and solve layered challenges. Each week introduces a new type of puzzle—from secret messages and coordinate maps to logic grids and number mysteries—building toward larger escape missions. This class encourages teamwork, critical thinking, and perseverance as students discover that every problem has a solution waiting to be found. By the end of the semester, students will put their skills to the test in a final, full-class escape room experience!

Join us as we study world history and bring the settings and characters from the Fall of Rome to the Renaissance to life. Timeline, geography, artist/picture study, special projects, and class presentations make the learning process fun and assists in retaining the information. Study medieval civilizations spanning the whole globe, including the Byzantines, Vikings, Aztecs, and church history of this period. See God’s guiding hand as we imagine the adventures, hardships, failures, and triumphs of the incredible events and civilizations that shaped the Middle-Ages.

Grow Your Confidence on the Keys with Piano Superstars! This is a beginner friendly piano class but we do our best to accommodate all skill levels within the group setting. Beginners work on the basics while more intermediate/advanced students work on more advanced skills. This class helps students build a strong foundation while growing confidence at the keys. Students will develop essential skills like note reading, rhythm, technique, and chord playing, while learning fun, recognizable songs. This class helps students improve musically and prepare for performing with others. Whether your goal is to join a worship team or play your favorite songs at home, we’ll help you grow while having fun.

In this two semester class, students will read and write about Narnia while they learn to write with the IEW Structure and Style writing method. Throughout the course of the school year, students will learn note making and outlines, writing from notes, retelling narrative stories, summarizing references, writing from pictures, summarizing multiple references, inventive writing, formal essay models, and formal critique. 

 * This class will follow the same reading schedule as the 7th-8th grade literature class which allow students who enroll in both classes the opportunity to reinforce understanding through both literary analysis and writing.

Step through the wardrobe and into a world of adventure! We will explore The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis in chronological order, discovering the rich characters, epic battles, and powerful themes woven throughout the series. Through discussion, art and hands-on activities, Narnia will come to life in a fun and engaging way. 

* This class will follow the same reading schedule as the 7th-8th grade IEW class which allows students who enroll in both classes the opportunity to reinforce understanding through both literary analysis and writing.
** Any version of these books written by CS Lewis will work)

Step into this fascinating world of the Middle Ages in this engaging history class. Students will explore the rise and fall of kingdoms, the lives of knights and nobles, the power of the church, and key events that shaped the medieval world. Through interactive discussions, games and projects, history will come to life as we journey from the fall of Rome through the Renaissance. Students will build timelines and connect historical events to a biblical world view.

Physical Science is a two-semester, lab science. It is an engaging study that prepares students to successfully transition to Earth Science, Biology, or Chemistry. Students grasp concepts related to Chemistry through a thorough investigation of the Periodic Table. These concepts come alive through setting up, observing, and describing chemical reactions. Physics explorations in forces, energy, sound, light, electricity, and magnetism give students a rich appreciation of activities fundamental to their lives. Students apply their knowledge of Chemistry and Physics principles to a study of our Earth from core to atmosphere and to an introduction to processes seen in living systems. The focus of class time is on the introduction of concepts and lab activities.

Step into the fascinating world of American History! This year-long class is a survey of the history of America from native peoples, European settlements, nation-building, and expansion through the modern age. The course will focus on learning through reading, response, class discussions, timeline work, map work, and individual projects.

This course will be a foundational, high school level composition course. In the first semester, we will focus on the mechanics of writing in greater detail. While still engaging in literary analysis, research, vocabulary, and grammar, we will slow down the reading and focus on the writing. Much time will be spent on writing prep, the 5-paragraph essay model, thesis development, the structure of paragraphs, formatting, and differing response styles. We will even explore how we can use AI to help us write, while still being academically ethical and honest. Some writing will be done in-class. All papers and writing will be graded by the instructor, edited, and resubmitted by the student. 

* Students can enroll in the 11am Literature and Composition class and this class - we will cover different content when we read works of literature
** Second semester this class will transition to the same pacing and sequence of the 11am Literature and Composition class

This course is an introduction to how the Earth has been designed as a haven for life, leading students to discover truths about its design and the One who designed it. It begins with a study of the Earth’s basic structure, allowing students to explore the physical and chemical properties of minerals and rocks. Additional topics include plate tectonics, fossils and the fossil record, geology and the Earth’s hydrosphere, as well as oceans, climate, and weather, all culminating in a look at our vast solar system. This is a physical science course that includes both in-class and at-home labs.

In this course, students will learn how the United States government works, with a focus on becoming informed and responsible citizens. Topics include the structure and function of government, the three branches, and the rights and responsibilities of citizens.A key part of the class will focus on the election process, including primaries and caucuses, the general election, and how to evaluate candidates and campaign strategies. Through engaging projects and in-class activities, students will build skills to evaluate information carefully, understand different perspectives, and make informed decisions. 

Students will also complete an in-depth study of the U.S. Constitution, developing a strong understanding of its principles and how they apply to everyday life.

The work of some authors influences us forever. But why? Is it their unique writing style? Did they pioneer a literary movement? Did they take a risk and write about something controversial for their time? Did they expose a social ill? These are all questions we will seek to answer in this course. Students will also encounter the traditional elements of a high school English class, including grammar, mechanics, vocabulary studies, literary devices, and MLA formatting. We will learn the requirements of differing responses and focus on how to analyze a piece of literature and respond.

Saxon 8/7 is a great foundation for our growing math students. This text does a wonderful job of reviewing the vital concepts needed to move to higher-level math courses, while introducing bits of algebra along the way. The class will include instruction each week on 4-5 lessons, in-class quizzes and tests, and hands-on activities. Math support will be offered as group tutoring on Mondays (on-site) and optional Friday help sessions online - all included in the class fees. Some students may benefit from repeating this class before moving on to Algebra 1. Parents are responsible for grading homework daily to catch mistakes early!

This course is an introduction to how the Earth has been designed as a haven for life, leading students to discover truths about its design and the One who designed it. It begins with a study of the Earth’s basic structure, allowing students to explore the physical and chemical properties of minerals and rocks. Additional topics include plate tectonics, fossils and the fossil record, geology and the Earth’s hydrosphere, as well as oceans, climate, and weather, all culminating in a look at our vast solar system. This is a physical science course that includes both in-class and at-home labs.

From a study of the five-kingdom classification system to cellular biology, to genetics, students will get a very thorough instruction of the systems of life. Class will include textbook reading, microscope usage, robust vocabulary, class discussion, hands-on labs and the all-important dissections. This class will equip students for a full experience and understanding of biology. * Please note this is an extended course of 1 ½ hours and is a recommended year long course with re-registration at semester.

An exhilarating, college-preparatory, lab science, this class covers 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. Weaving together concepts and their mathematical applications, the course teaches students how to think as a chemist so they can analyze the major changes that occur in matter. Our class time will focus on introduction to concepts, labs per curriculum, and alternative/ supplemental labs and demonstrations. Weekly homework assignments require 4-8 hours to complete. Tests are assigned to be completed outside of class, so parents can determine the method of test-taking. Prerequisite: Algebra I

This class will focus on the basics of communication using American Sign Language. Students will learn the basic components of ASL such as alphabet, ASL-fingerspelling, numbers, introductions, grammar, and vocabulary. Students will also learn about the deaf culture – which is crucial to a good understanding of the language.

We will look at specific stories of the Bible that define and set apart Christianity from other world religions(world views). Students will learn key distinctives while diving deeper into core truths of scripture.

This class is designed for beginners who want to learn the basic fundamentals of digital photography. Using a DSLR camera, this course will cover essential techniques and concepts to help you capture stunning images. Additionally, students have the option to enter their portfolio into a county fair or photography contest for recognition and awards. This project provides students with a real-world application of their newly acquired photography skills and an opportunity to receive feedback from peers and professionals in the field. This fall course is also designed to prepare students for the spring component and next level of digital photography skills.

As more and more people have access to mobile devices and the various social media and A.I. apps on them, the world gains more inadvertent designers. Graphic Design used to be limited to trained people with expensive desktop computers and software. The smart phone has democratized people’s access to creating graphic design. Students will learn how to use free apps to create modern design solutions.

Jumpstart your musical journey with Guitar Kickstart! Designed for beginners but open to all skill levels, this class helps students learn the essentials of guitar playing — from basic chords and strumming patterns to playing along with real songs. In a fun, relaxed environment, students build confidence, rhythm, and technique while discovering their unique sound. Whether your goal is to join a worship team or play your favorite songs at home, Guitar Kickstart is the perfect first step toward becoming a true Rockstar. Supply fee will include booklet and a music stand. Guitar rentals are available for $20 for 3/4 size or $30 for full size. Please contact Rockstars of Tomorrow at 951- 44-5554 for info about renting or purchasing a guitar.

The Nutrition and Healthy Living course provides students in grades 7–12 with a comprehensive introduction to the principles of nutrition, healthy eating habits, and lifestyle choices that support overall health and wellness. The course emphasizes understanding how food fuels the body, supports growth and development, and impacts physical and mental performance. Instruction encourages critical thinking about food choices and helps students develop practical skills for making informed decisions about nutrition in everyday life. Students will participate in activities such as meal planning, analyzing food labels, and identifying nutrient-rich foods.

This Spanish course builds students from zero knowledge to basic conversational ability through classical methods. Students master pronunciation, essential grammar, and practical vocabulary while memorizing four Bible verses in Spanish. By semester's end, students hold basic conversations about daily life, family, routines, and preferences. They read simple texts with correct pronunciation and write short paragraphs using proper grammar. Students leave with clean pronunciation, functional present tense grammar, 150+ vocabulary words, and the ability to describe themselves, their families, their daily routines, and current actions in Spanish. Strong foundation for continued Spanish study.

How do you move from a single recipe to a successful, mission-driven business? This 15-week intensive course is designed for high schoolers with an entrepreneurial heart and a desire to serve. Students won't just learn to cook; they will experience The Making of a Restaurant from the ground up. Grounding our work in the principle of Colossians 3:23—doing all things with excellence as unto the Lord—students will navigate the entire lifecycle of a culinary startup. This simulation covers everything from the initial vision and branding to the technical execution of a high-end menu, culminating in a professional "Grand Opening" event for families and guests.

Step into the vibrant, high-energy world of global street food! From the glowing lanterns of Asian night markets to the bustling sidewalk carts of Latin America, this 15-week course is an all-access pass to the most iconic "on-the-go" flavors on the planet. We are moving beyond the dining room and onto the streets to discover how culture, geography, and history create the ultimate "grab-and-go" culinary masterpieces. Our class follows a rhythmic, professional "Passport & Plate" two week cycle. On week A (The Expedition) we will spend time exploring the “why” behind the flavors, tracing how ancient spice routes and local landscapes created the world’s most famous street eats. During week B (The Execution) we will step into the kitchen to recreate the magic, working with authentic techniques and ingredients.

This Strength and Conditioning course introduces students in grades 7–12 to the foundational principles of physical fitness, movement mechanics, and athletic development. The program is designed to improve overall physical health, strength, endurance, coordination, and injury prevention through structured exercise and conditioning activities.

The goal of this class is to provide students with the necessary study skills they need to learn and apply as they continue on their educational path. We will cover organization, reading comprehension, note taking, outlining, study skills, and the general skills needed to continue on as successful independent learners.

Theater class students will work together each week to put together a production of The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe. First semester will include try outs, and character studies, along with practice time.The second semester will focus more on rehearsal and the actual production. You will need to be enrolled in both semesters to participate in the play.

Learn the basics of watercolor. In this class we will learn the tools, materials, technique, color theory, and color mixing of water color art. Each week we will practice painting together and grow in this beautiful artistic skill. What I love about watercolor is how relaxing it can be, and how it can be a wonderful skill to enrich our everyday lives.