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COMING SOON! Fall 2025 Class Offerings
Early Registration will open July 7th!
*Classes are subject to change prior to the opening of early registration*
Scroll through to see all the fun classes for next semester, or click a grade level to see offerings for that level
Nursery (Birth-Strong Walkers)
Coordinator - Vanessa Cruz
We play, sing, and love your babies!
Cost- $7
Early Childhood (Strong Walkers-Young 3s)
Coordinator - Vanessa Cruz
A class for strong walkers up to age three. We craft, play, sing, and have fun!
Cost- $15
Cost- $15
Preschool (Ages 3-5 by 9/1/22 AND potty trained)
Coordinator -Breanna Warren
The Preschool class at CHAT will offer many learning opportunities. First and foremost, students are encouraged to play and interact with friends! The first hour is filled with educational and sensory type centers that are inspired by the letter of the week. The preschool class will cover all 26 letters as well as colors and numbers. The second hour we say our prayers, eat a yummy snack, and then have some active outside time. Third hour consists of creative craft time as well as ending with some music and movement activities. Preschool students will leave class full of fun experiences and memories!
Cost- $25
Primary (Kindergarten-1st Grade)
Coordinator - Jenny Jordan
1st Hour Class (10:35 - 11:30)
Physical Education
Spend the semester playing a variety of sports and games that encourage your child to learn new skills.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
Lunch (11:35 - 11:55)
2nd Hour Class Options (12:00 - 12:55)
Animal Picturebook Study
The wonderful world of animals! There are so many exciting things to learn. Where do animals live? How do they eat? What do their homes look like? How do they raise their babies and live together? Let's explore all the fun and interesting animal facts using great books from authors such Mem Fox, Robin Page, Eric Carle, Graeme Base, & Steve Jenkins to name a few. We'll craft projects every week based on our lesson/book choices of the week to incorporate some hands-on learning.
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $25 Teacher: Stephanie Campbell
The wonderful world of animals! There are so many exciting things to learn. Where do animals live? How do they eat? What do their homes look like? How do they raise their babies and live together? Let's explore all the fun and interesting animal facts using great books from authors such Mem Fox, Robin Page, Eric Carle, Graeme Base, & Steve Jenkins to name a few. We'll craft projects every week based on our lesson/book choices of the week to incorporate some hands-on learning.
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $25 Teacher: Stephanie Campbell
Tiny Travelers: Space Edition
Join us for an exciting space adventure as we blast off to explore the planets, the moon, and what it takes to be an astronaut! Through hands-on activities, books, and songs, we’ll journey through the solar system and discover the wonders of outer space. Get ready to reach for the stars!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $10 Teacher: Gina Rabinovich
Join us for an exciting space adventure as we blast off to explore the planets, the moon, and what it takes to be an astronaut! Through hands-on activities, books, and songs, we’ll journey through the solar system and discover the wonders of outer space. Get ready to reach for the stars!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $10 Teacher: Gina Rabinovich
3rd Hour Class Options (1:00 - 1:55)
- Nature Arts & Crafts
- Nature is all around us! We will use rocks, sticks, leaves, flowers, and more to create fun art and crafts while also learning about the natural treasures in our own backyards.
- Size Limit: 10 Cost: $25 Teacher: Nicole Hardeman
Bible Stories
This class will explore a new Bible story every week. We will use games, music and crafts to make it fun and engaging for the kiddos! Size Limit: 12 Cost: $15 Teacher: Breanna Warren
This class will explore a new Bible story every week. We will use games, music and crafts to make it fun and engaging for the kiddos! Size Limit: 12 Cost: $15 Teacher: Breanna Warren
Beginner (2nd-3rd Grade)
Coordinator - Jessica Ambrose
1st Hour Class (10:35 - 11:30)
Physical Education
Spend the semester playing a variety of sports and games that encourage your child to learn new skills.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
Lunch (11:35 - 11:55)
2nd Hour Class Options (12:00 - 12:55)
Dinosaurs
Do you have a dinosaur obsessed kiddo? Or maybe your child loves all things reptile. Come join us this fall to learn about these prehistoric creatures through crafts, books and other dino related activities!
Size limit: 12 Cost: $22 Teacher: TBD
Junior Ranger
In this class, we will be going through the Junior Ranger book available through Ga state parks and earn the patch. We will learn so much through documentaries off the gastateparks website, complete hands-on group projects and utilize our local state park as much as possible.
Size Limit: 15 Cost: $20 w/ add. Red Top Mtn. fees (optional)
Teacher: TBD
3rd Hour Class Options (1:00 - 1:55)
Space Science: A Journey Through the Heavens
Get ready to zoom through space on a fun and faith-filled adventure! In this hands-on science class, we'll blast off to explore God's amazing universe-one star, planet, and moon at a time. Along the way, we'll learn how the heavens declare the glory of God as we study constellations, moon phases, gravity, and what makes each planet unique. We'll chase comets, dodge asteroids, and discover how people throughout history have looked to the skies with wonder. From the early days of astronomy to rocket ships and space stations, we'll see how science and faith come together to show just how big and beautiful God's creation truly is. This class is packed with fun facts, creative activities, and plenty of "wow!" moments to sparkcuriosity and inspire young hearts to look up-with wonder and worship Size limit: 14 Cost: $28 Teacher: Tifany Grenier
Get ready to zoom through space on a fun and faith-filled adventure! In this hands-on science class, we'll blast off to explore God's amazing universe-one star, planet, and moon at a time. Along the way, we'll learn how the heavens declare the glory of God as we study constellations, moon phases, gravity, and what makes each planet unique. We'll chase comets, dodge asteroids, and discover how people throughout history have looked to the skies with wonder. From the early days of astronomy to rocket ships and space stations, we'll see how science and faith come together to show just how big and beautiful God's creation truly is. This class is packed with fun facts, creative activities, and plenty of "wow!" moments to sparkcuriosity and inspire young hearts to look up-with wonder and worship Size limit: 14 Cost: $28 Teacher: Tifany Grenier
Eat Your Way Around the World
**While this is a fun class, it is in an environment that must be taken seriously. Here is a copy of the Kitchen Rules. Your child must abide by these to remain in the class**
Open your eyes and taste buds on this fun culinary adventure around the world. You will be fascinated with tidbits of culture provided by each country we visit.
Size limit: 8 Cost: $30 Teacher: Jessica Ambrose
Intermediate (4th-5th Grade)
Coordinator - Julie Harp
1st Hour Class Options (10:35 - 11:30)
Painting Through History
Travel through history by exploring pivotal art movements from ancient times all the way to modern conceptual art. Each art movement has its own distinct styles and characteristics that reflect the political and social influences of the historical period it encompasses. Students will learn the history, key artists, and charming characteristics of each movement and then be able to produce their very own work of art that reflects that genre. Be prepared to visually travel through time.
Size limit: 12 Cost: $23 Teacher Christina Edmunds
Mystery Drama
Join us as we learn a little about what it takes to be in a theater production and how to develop a stage presence. We may learn a song and dance if time allows. The students will recieve a script and a T-shirt, and they will perform a 15-30 min production (show TBD) as an “appetizer” at our Middle/High Mystery Dinner Theater. (title of the evening TBD) They will perform 2-3 times (days and times to be determined). This class MAY require a couple practices AFTER chat and WILL require a 3 day “mini Crunch” for the students to perform on the actual stage and get a feel for the performance space and audience. Size Limit: 12 Cost: $40 Teacher: Erin Hicks
Join us as we learn a little about what it takes to be in a theater production and how to develop a stage presence. We may learn a song and dance if time allows. The students will recieve a script and a T-shirt, and they will perform a 15-30 min production (show TBD) as an “appetizer” at our Middle/High Mystery Dinner Theater. (title of the evening TBD) They will perform 2-3 times (days and times to be determined). This class MAY require a couple practices AFTER chat and WILL require a 3 day “mini Crunch” for the students to perform on the actual stage and get a feel for the performance space and audience. Size Limit: 12 Cost: $40 Teacher: Erin Hicks
Lunch (11:35 - 11:55)
2nd Hour Class Options (12:00 - 12:55)
Physical Education
Spend the semester playing a variety of sports and games that encourage your child to learn new skills.
Size Limit: 15 Cost: $5 Teacher:
Eat Your Way through the USA
**While this is a fun class, it is in an environment that must be taken seriously. Here is a copy of the Kitchen Rules. Your child must abide by these to remain in the class**
Every state has its own culinary specialties and we can taste our way through in this class. We will make some iconic dishes from the states we visit. So pack your taste buds and let’s travel through our big beautiful country.
Size Limit: 8 Cost: $25 Teacher: Julie Harp
3rd Hour Class Options (1:00 - 1:55)
Native Americans
We will learn all about Native American life through documentaries and hands-on group projects. We will learn mapping skills (with a map and compass - no google lol) and utilize our local historical sites as much as possible.
Size Limit: 15 Cost: $20 w/ add. Red Top Mtn. fees (optional) Teacher: Amanda Childers
Into the Wardrobe
Journey into the Wardrobe with Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter! As we read the book, we will learn more about the fantasy genre, determine why this story fits into that genre, and be on the lookout for the Biblical truths hidden in this classic tale. Each student will receive a book to take home. Students will be required to complete reading assignments at home. Size Limit: 25 Cost: $30 Teacher: Brook Shields
Journey into the Wardrobe with Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter! As we read the book, we will learn more about the fantasy genre, determine why this story fits into that genre, and be on the lookout for the Biblical truths hidden in this classic tale. Each student will receive a book to take home. Students will be required to complete reading assignments at home. Size Limit: 25 Cost: $30 Teacher: Brook Shields
Middle School (6th-8th Grade)
Coordinator - Brittany Fike
1st Hour Class (10:35 - 11:30)
Friendly Competition
(Middle School Only)
Teams will compete each week with board games, card games, puzzles, mind-benders, charades, Pictionary, minute-to-win-it games, etc. Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBDTeacher: Libby Johnson
Teams will compete each week with board games, card games, puzzles, mind-benders, charades, Pictionary, minute-to-win-it games, etc. Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBDTeacher: Libby Johnson
I Love Cooking
(Middle/High)
**While this is a fun class, it is in an environment that must be taken seriously. Here is a copy of the Kitchen Rules. Your child must abide by these to remain in the class**
In this class we will learn fundamental cooking techniques, recipes, and culinary skills. Each class will focus on essential skills and are designed to build confidence in the kitchen. We will learn the differences between a filet knife and cleaver and bread knife. Other skills will be : how to adjust measurements, making substitutions, how to saute vs frying and so much more. It will be a fun time as we learn how to make delicious meals and develop a love for cooking.
Size limit: 8 Cost: $30 Teacher: Julie Harp
In this class we will learn fundamental cooking techniques, recipes, and culinary skills. Each class will focus on essential skills and are designed to build confidence in the kitchen. We will learn the differences between a filet knife and cleaver and bread knife. Other skills will be : how to adjust measurements, making substitutions, how to saute vs frying and so much more. It will be a fun time as we learn how to make delicious meals and develop a love for cooking.
Size limit: 8 Cost: $30 Teacher: Julie Harp
American Sign Language (ASL)
(Middle/High)
This class introduces students to the basics of American Sign Language, including vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling and cultural aspects of the Deaf Community to enable basic communication skills using ASL.
This class is open to middle school, but is also designed to be used as a for-credit class to satisfy high school foreign language requirements.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $TBD Teacher: Debbie Zielger Debbie Ziegler will be a non-CHAT member guest teacher this year for ASL. She has taught ASL at Georgia Highlands College and has taught interpreting training program classes. We are excited to have her joining us for ASL this year to be able to offer this amazing class to our students.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $TBD Teacher: Debbie Zielger Debbie Ziegler will be a non-CHAT member guest teacher this year for ASL. She has taught ASL at Georgia Highlands College and has taught interpreting training program classes. We are excited to have her joining us for ASL this year to be able to offer this amazing class to our students.
Lunch (11:35 - 11:55)
2nd Hour Class Options (12:00 - 12:55)
School of Rock: Amped Up
(Middle Only)
Get ready to rock! In this high-energy class, young musicians will learn the basics of guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, and vocals while jamming to simple rock songs. No experience? No problem! We’ll break it down step by step, helping students build confidence, rhythm, teamwork, and give them a creative space to experiment through music. Through fun activities and hands-on learning, we’ll discover what it takes to play in a band—because rocking out is better together! Size Limit: 10 Cost: $25 Teacher: Ashley Martin
Get ready to rock! In this high-energy class, young musicians will learn the basics of guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, and vocals while jamming to simple rock songs. No experience? No problem! We’ll break it down step by step, helping students build confidence, rhythm, teamwork, and give them a creative space to experiment through music. Through fun activities and hands-on learning, we’ll discover what it takes to play in a band—because rocking out is better together! Size Limit: 10 Cost: $25 Teacher: Ashley Martin
1000 BC
(Middle/High)
Did you know that the Samurai, the fax machine, and Abraham Lincoln all existed at the same time? Often times history is studied regionally and we do not get a big picture of what is going on in the world at the exact same time. The year 1000BC marks a pivotal period in human history, witnessing the rise of urban civilizations and emergence of key religious and cultural developments. Students will gain a snapshot view of the world and create hands on historical experiences in this class.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $20 Teacher: Christina Edmunds
Did you know that the Samurai, the fax machine, and Abraham Lincoln all existed at the same time? Often times history is studied regionally and we do not get a big picture of what is going on in the world at the exact same time. The year 1000BC marks a pivotal period in human history, witnessing the rise of urban civilizations and emergence of key religious and cultural developments. Students will gain a snapshot view of the world and create hands on historical experiences in this class.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $20 Teacher: Christina Edmunds
Book Club
(Middle/High)
We will read a novel (or two) together and discuss each week in class!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $20 Teacher: Kim Childers
We will read a novel (or two) together and discuss each week in class!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $20 Teacher: Kim Childers
Biology (8th Grade and Up)
This 1 year biology course will explore the wonders of God's creation through the study of cells, ecosystems, biomes, genetics, taxonomy, and more. Designed for students in grades 9-12 and advanced 8th graders, this class offers a Christian perspective on the natural world, helping students understand the intricate interactions and interdependencies of living organisms.Using Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502), students will delve into key biological concepts, applying their knowledge through practical activities such as microscope usage and dissection. The course also covers recent advances in modern biology, giving students a well-rounded understanding of the subject. This hands-on approach encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry, while nurturing a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of life as created by God.Students are responsible for purchasing the course textbook, "Master's Class High School Biology," which is required for participation. We will be using Google Classroom for assignments, quizzes, etc. The class will require a full year of study, providing students with a solid foundation in biology and preparing them for further scientific exploration.
Prerequisites: NoneRequired Text: Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502)Course Duration: Full YearCredit: 1 High School Science with Lab CreditIn order to receive a full high school credit, the student must take this course BOTH semesters and satisfactorily complete assignments given inside and outside of co-op. Additional classroom meeting days may be necessary.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $46Teacher: Miranda Nolen, B.A. (Biology), M.H.S. (Health Sciences), P.A. (Physician Assistant)
This 1 year biology course will explore the wonders of God's creation through the study of cells, ecosystems, biomes, genetics, taxonomy, and more. Designed for students in grades 9-12 and advanced 8th graders, this class offers a Christian perspective on the natural world, helping students understand the intricate interactions and interdependencies of living organisms.Using Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502), students will delve into key biological concepts, applying their knowledge through practical activities such as microscope usage and dissection. The course also covers recent advances in modern biology, giving students a well-rounded understanding of the subject. This hands-on approach encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry, while nurturing a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of life as created by God.Students are responsible for purchasing the course textbook, "Master's Class High School Biology," which is required for participation. We will be using Google Classroom for assignments, quizzes, etc. The class will require a full year of study, providing students with a solid foundation in biology and preparing them for further scientific exploration.
Prerequisites: NoneRequired Text: Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502)Course Duration: Full YearCredit: 1 High School Science with Lab CreditIn order to receive a full high school credit, the student must take this course BOTH semesters and satisfactorily complete assignments given inside and outside of co-op. Additional classroom meeting days may be necessary.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $46Teacher: Miranda Nolen, B.A. (Biology), M.H.S. (Health Sciences), P.A. (Physician Assistant)
3rd Hour Class Options (1:00 - 1:55)
Musical Theater - Mystery Dinner Theater(Middle/High)
The students will be given instruction on how to write, plan, and perform an interactive mystery dinner! From the brainstorming to the meal they will be in charge. They will be guided through the process step by step using the textbook Staging an Interactive Mystery Play by Justine Jones and Mary Ann Kelly. Students will receive a script that they write, and a t-shirt. Students will learn how to do physical comedy, interact with an audience, and how to stay incharacter. They will perform a 1 hour mystery show during a meal (show TBD) with 2-3 performances on the same days and times as the intermediate class. This will be “ A Night of Mystery” (Title subject to change). Dates and times of performances TBD. This class WILL have some after chat rehearsals and WILL require a 2 week Crunch/Tech practice (We will have at least 3 practices each of the 2 weeks and then the shows). Crunch dates and times are TBD.
**All students are required to participate in brainstorming and creating/producing the show, but NOT everyone has to write the script. There will be parameters the students will have to stay within, and ALL aspects of this show will be previewed, revised, edited, and refined by the leaders
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $50Teachers: Erin Hicks and Brittany Fike
The students will be given instruction on how to write, plan, and perform an interactive mystery dinner! From the brainstorming to the meal they will be in charge. They will be guided through the process step by step using the textbook Staging an Interactive Mystery Play by Justine Jones and Mary Ann Kelly. Students will receive a script that they write, and a t-shirt. Students will learn how to do physical comedy, interact with an audience, and how to stay incharacter. They will perform a 1 hour mystery show during a meal (show TBD) with 2-3 performances on the same days and times as the intermediate class. This will be “ A Night of Mystery” (Title subject to change). Dates and times of performances TBD. This class WILL have some after chat rehearsals and WILL require a 2 week Crunch/Tech practice (We will have at least 3 practices each of the 2 weeks and then the shows). Crunch dates and times are TBD.
**All students are required to participate in brainstorming and creating/producing the show, but NOT everyone has to write the script. There will be parameters the students will have to stay within, and ALL aspects of this show will be previewed, revised, edited, and refined by the leaders
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $50Teachers: Erin Hicks and Brittany Fike
Lessons from Legends: Character & Grit Through the Lives of Famous Athletes
(Middle/High)
We will explore the lives of legendary athletes from various sports, highlighting their perseverance, discipline, and character. Students will learn about historical events, social challenges, and the mindset required to achieve greatness. Through discussions, activities, and personal reflections, they will discover how the lessons of elite athletes can apply to their own lives.
Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBD Teacher: TBD
Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBD Teacher: TBD
PE (Middle Only)
This class will cover a variety of sports activities and games. Students will participate in age-appropriate activities that include fitness, team building games, and sport-specific skills. Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
This class will cover a variety of sports activities and games. Students will participate in age-appropriate activities that include fitness, team building games, and sport-specific skills. Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
High School (9th-12th Grade)
Coordinator - Jen Asay
1st Hour Class (10:35 - 11:30)
School of Rock: Band Builders
(High School Only)
Take your rock skills to the next level! In this class, students will work together like a real band, learning and performing classic rock songs while diving into what makes a great band tick. From songwriting and stage presence to band dynamics and music history, we’ll explore all the elements of rock ‘n’ roll. Whether you’re on guitar, bass, drums, keys, or vocals, this class is all about making music, working as a team, and, most importantly, having a blast while doing it!
Size Limit: 10 Cost: $25
Teacher: Ashley Martin
HS Board Games &/or Yearbook
(High School Only)
Are you competitive? Do love board games? Would you enjoy some time to fellowship with friends? This class will give you the chance to check out some new board games or play one of your old favorites with friends. Our class will be a relaxed and enjoyable environment of friendly competition where students are free to socialize with friends as they compete. A unique opportunity here, your student can choose one of two options: 1. Participate and help in Yearbook on various weeks throughout the semesterOr2. Only participate in the Boardgames class without contributing towards Yearbook
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $24 Teachers: Stephanie Campbell andCara Carder
Are you competitive? Do love board games? Would you enjoy some time to fellowship with friends? This class will give you the chance to check out some new board games or play one of your old favorites with friends. Our class will be a relaxed and enjoyable environment of friendly competition where students are free to socialize with friends as they compete. A unique opportunity here, your student can choose one of two options: 1. Participate and help in Yearbook on various weeks throughout the semesterOr2. Only participate in the Boardgames class without contributing towards Yearbook
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $24 Teachers: Stephanie Campbell andCara Carder
I Love Cooking (Middle/High)**While this is a fun class, it is in an environment that must be taken seriously. Here is a copy of the Kitchen Rules. Your child must abide by these to remain in the class**
In this class we will learn fundamental cooking techniques, recipes, and culinary skills. Each class will focus on essential skills and are designed to build confidence in the kitchen. We will learn the differences between a filet knife and cleaver and bread knife. Other skills will be : how to adjust measurements, making substitutions, how to saute vs frying and so much more. It will be a fun time as we learn how to make delicious meals and develop a love for cooking.
Size limit: 8 Cost: $30 Teacher: Julie Harp
In this class we will learn fundamental cooking techniques, recipes, and culinary skills. Each class will focus on essential skills and are designed to build confidence in the kitchen. We will learn the differences between a filet knife and cleaver and bread knife. Other skills will be : how to adjust measurements, making substitutions, how to saute vs frying and so much more. It will be a fun time as we learn how to make delicious meals and develop a love for cooking.
Size limit: 8 Cost: $30 Teacher: Julie Harp
American Sign Language (ASL)
(Middle/High)
This class introduces students to the basics of American Sign Language, including vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling and cultural aspects of the Deaf Community to enable basic communication skills using ASL.
This class is open to middle school, but is also designed to be used as a for-credit class to satisfy high school foreign language requirements.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $TBDTeacher: Debbie Zielger
Debbie Ziegler will be a non-CHAT member guest teacher this year for ASL. She has taught ASL at Georgia Highlands College and has taught interpreting training program classes. We are excited to have her joining us for ASL this year to be able to offer this amazing class to our students.
This class introduces students to the basics of American Sign Language, including vocabulary, grammar, fingerspelling and cultural aspects of the Deaf Community to enable basic communication skills using ASL.
This class is open to middle school, but is also designed to be used as a for-credit class to satisfy high school foreign language requirements.
Size Limit: 25 Cost: $TBDTeacher: Debbie Zielger
Debbie Ziegler will be a non-CHAT member guest teacher this year for ASL. She has taught ASL at Georgia Highlands College and has taught interpreting training program classes. We are excited to have her joining us for ASL this year to be able to offer this amazing class to our students.
Lunch (11:35 - 11:55)
2nd Hour Class Option (12:00 - 12:55)
Biology
(8th Grade and Up)
This 1 year biology course will explore the wonders of God's creation through the study of cells, ecosystems, biomes, genetics, taxonomy, and more. Designed for students in grades 9-12 and advanced 8th graders, this class offers a Christian perspective on the natural world, helping students understand the intricate interactions and interdependencies of living organisms.Using Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502), students will delve into key biological concepts, applying their knowledge through practical activities such as microscope usage and dissection. The course also covers recent advances in modern biology, giving students a well-rounded understanding of the subject. This hands-on approach encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry, while nurturing a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of life as created by God.Students are responsible for purchasing the course textbook, "Master's Class High School Biology," which is required for participation. We will be using Google Classroom for assignments, quizzes, etc. The class will require a full year of study, providing students with a solid foundation in biology and preparing them for further scientific exploration.
Prerequisites: NoneRequired Text: Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502)Course Duration: Full YearCredit: 1 High School Science with Lab CreditIn order to receive a full high school credit, the student must take this course BOTH semesters and satisfactorily complete assignments given inside and outside of co-op. Additional classroom meeting days may be necessary. Size Limit: 25 Cost: $46 Teacher: Miranda Nolen, B.A. (Biology), M.H.S. (Health Sciences), P.A. (Physician Assistant)
This 1 year biology course will explore the wonders of God's creation through the study of cells, ecosystems, biomes, genetics, taxonomy, and more. Designed for students in grades 9-12 and advanced 8th graders, this class offers a Christian perspective on the natural world, helping students understand the intricate interactions and interdependencies of living organisms.Using Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502), students will delve into key biological concepts, applying their knowledge through practical activities such as microscope usage and dissection. The course also covers recent advances in modern biology, giving students a well-rounded understanding of the subject. This hands-on approach encourages critical thinking and scientific inquiry, while nurturing a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of life as created by God.Students are responsible for purchasing the course textbook, "Master's Class High School Biology," which is required for participation. We will be using Google Classroom for assignments, quizzes, etc. The class will require a full year of study, providing students with a solid foundation in biology and preparing them for further scientific exploration.
Prerequisites: NoneRequired Text: Master's Class High School Biology (ISBN 13: 9781683441502)Course Duration: Full YearCredit: 1 High School Science with Lab CreditIn order to receive a full high school credit, the student must take this course BOTH semesters and satisfactorily complete assignments given inside and outside of co-op. Additional classroom meeting days may be necessary. Size Limit: 25 Cost: $46 Teacher: Miranda Nolen, B.A. (Biology), M.H.S. (Health Sciences), P.A. (Physician Assistant)
1000 BC
(Middle/High)
Did you know that the Samurai, the fax machine, and Abraham Lincoln all existed at the same time? Often times history is studied regionally and we do not get a big picture of what is going on in the world at the exact same time. The year 1000BC marks a pivotal period in human history, witnessing the rise of urban civilizations and emergence of key religious and cultural developments. Students will gain a snapshot view of the world and create hands on historical experiences in this class.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $20Teacher: Christina Edmunds
Did you know that the Samurai, the fax machine, and Abraham Lincoln all existed at the same time? Often times history is studied regionally and we do not get a big picture of what is going on in the world at the exact same time. The year 1000BC marks a pivotal period in human history, witnessing the rise of urban civilizations and emergence of key religious and cultural developments. Students will gain a snapshot view of the world and create hands on historical experiences in this class.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $20Teacher: Christina Edmunds
Book Club(Middle/High)
We will read a novel (or two) together and discuss each week in class!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $20Teacher: Kim Childers
We will read a novel (or two) together and discuss each week in class!
Size Limit: 12 Cost: $20Teacher: Kim Childers
3rd Hour Class Options (1:00 - 1:55)
Musical Theater - Mystery Dinner Theater
(Middle/High)
The students will be given instruction on how to write, plan, and perform an interactive mystery dinner! From the brainstorming to the meal they will be in charge. They will be guided through the process step by step using the textbook Staging an Interactive Mystery Play by Justine Jones and Mary Ann Kelly. Students will receive a script that they write, and a t-shirt. Students will learn how to do physical comedy, interact with an audience, and how to stay incharacter. They will perform a 1 hour mystery show during a meal (show TBD) with 2-3 performances on the same days and times as the intermediate class. This will be “ A Night of Mystery” (Title subject to change). Dates and times of performances TBD. This class WILL have some after chat rehearsals and WILL require a 2 week Crunch/Tech practice (We will have at least 3 practices each of the 2 weeks and then the shows). Crunch dates and times are TBD.
**All students are required to participate in brainstorming and creating/producing the show, but NOT everyone has to write the script. There will be parameters the students will have to stay within, and ALL aspects of this show will be previewed, revised, edited, and refined by the leaders
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $50
Teachers: Erin Hicks and Brittany Fike
Lessons from Legends: Character & Grit Through the Lives of Famous Athletes(Middle/High)
We will explore the lives of legendary athletes from various sports, highlighting their perseverance, discipline, and character. Students will learn about historical events, social challenges, and the mindset required to achieve greatness. Through discussions, activities, and personal reflections, they will discover how the lessons of elite athletes can apply to their own lives.
Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBDTeacher: TBD
We will explore the lives of legendary athletes from various sports, highlighting their perseverance, discipline, and character. Students will learn about historical events, social challenges, and the mindset required to achieve greatness. Through discussions, activities, and personal reflections, they will discover how the lessons of elite athletes can apply to their own lives.
Size Limit: 10 Cost: TBDTeacher: TBD
PE (High School Only)
This class will cover a variety of sports activities and games. Students will participate in age-appropriate activities that include fitness, team building games, and sport-specific skills.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
This class will cover a variety of sports activities and games. Students will participate in age-appropriate activities that include fitness, team building games, and sport-specific skills.
Size Limit: 20 Cost: $5 Teacher: TBD
*All class availability is based on enough students being registered for individual classes. See class registration form for age requirements.
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Meeting Location:Oakland Heights Baptist Church1439 Highway 411 NECartersville, GA 30121