Fall 2026 Classes
1st Period
Main Cooking $40
Taught by Toni Crosby
Description:
This class will focus on cooking everyday family meals. We'll cover sheet pan dinners, casseroles, meat, and potatoes as well as soups and sides. By the end of class, you'll be able to turn one whole chicken into three different meals. There will be occasional light homework such as making a menu and basic budgeting.
8 students max
Advanced Lego- Famous Landmarks
Taught by Dani Weber
Description:
In this class, the students will study world famous landmarks, architectural structures, and different types of architectural designs. The students will be able to vote on which landmarks we will learn about each week and what type of structures they want to build. (Each student will need to have at least 4 base plates that they can build on. The Legos will be community Legos, and therfore there will be no cost besides the cost of the base plates)
P.E $10
6th-12th grade
Taught by Christina Beebe
Description:
Focus on physical fitness, health, and movement skills, aimed at fostering lifelong healthy habits. It involves various activities-- team sports and personal fitness-- to improve mental and physical wellbeing. Class involves participating in structured exercise routines.
2nd Period
Board Games
Taught by Margie Bonilla
Description:
Jewelry Making $30
6th-12th grade
Taught by Genniene Conway
Description:
Students will create their own jewelry while learning the history of jewelry.
Spring 2027 Classes
1st Period
Video Editing
Taught By Kim Sharp
Description:
In this fun and interactive beginner class, kids will learn the basics of video editing and storytelling. Designed for young creators with little to no experience, this course introduces students to simple editing tools, creative techniques, and the art of turning raw footage into exciting videos.
Students will explore how to trim clips, add music, insert transitions, and include text or special effects. Along the way, they’ll also learn how to plan a video, tell a story, and express their creativity through digital media. Each session includes hands-on activities, guided projects, and opportunities to share their work.
*Laptop will be needed for this class
Sports History $10
6th-12th grade
Taught by Christina Beebe
Description:
We will travel through the history of where and how each sport began. A different student will be responsible for presenting information on a specific sport each week starting week 3, as they give an oral presentation to the class. We will briefly learn about rules and uncommon facts aboutt each sport each week as well.
2nd Period
Simply Drawing & Scripture Booking (4th-12th) $15
Taught by Rose Tudor
Description:
Scripture-booking group
Journal book - (no lines) multimedia if you want to use paints. Personal supplies if you like ( stickers, pens)
12 max
Volleyball - 6-12th (girls)
Taught by Grace Layaou
Description:
Let’s see if we can create a volleyball team!
We will work on skills, drills, rules, teamwork, responsibility
Supplies - workout clothes, SPORTS BRAS, volleyball, knee pads (we will be outside)
Advanced Lego- Military Vehicles
6th-12th grade
Taught by Dani Weber
In this class, the students will study Military Vehicles. The students will be able to vote on which military vehicle we will learn about each week and which one they want to build. (Each student will need to have at least 4 base plates that they can build on. The Legos will be community Legos, but parents will need to purchase some parts)