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Grades 9-12 (or advanced 8th graders with instructor approval)


This three-class program—World History, World Literature, and Academic Writing—offers students a full year’s credit in World History and Language Arts.


  • Classes can be taken à la carte, but they are designed to complement one another. A discount is available for students enrolling in all three.

  • Each class meets for one hour, with the subject matter of all three closely intertwined.

  • Literature selections are set within the historical periods studied, providing students with a deeper understanding of the lives and experiences of people from those eras.

  • Writing assignments will focus on literature, historical events, or both, helping students develop analytical and expressive skills while engaging with meaningful content.


  • This program is designed to cultivate curiosity, critical thinking, and a broad intellectual foundation through the integration of history, literature, and writing.


Scroll below to see more detailed descriptions of each class.


Instructors:

Claire Scotti, Zeph Scotti, Rebekah Mackie & Riley Mackie

 $200 each if taken together

 $250 each if taken a-la-carte.

 charter funds can be used for $275 if taking all 3

 and

$325 for a-la-carte.


Bricks & Beyond: A LEGO Creativity & Public Speaking Adventure

In this hands-on course, students will engage in weekly LEGO builds designed to ignite creativity, foster critical thinking, and boost confidence. Each week, they will receive an inspiring task- a spark of imagination and are encouraged to complete their masterpieces using their own unique vision. With minimal guidelines and creative freedom, they learn to solve problems and innovate in fun ways.

Students will present their finished project to the class. By describing their design process, creative choices, and the story behind their build, they practice public speaking (and don’t even know it!) in a supportive environment, an essential skill. All while having fun!


Instructor: Claire Scotti

K-4th

$100 per semester 

with a non refundable $15 registration fee








Meet the Masters: This class is based on a children’s Art History curriculum called Meet the Masters. Students will explore the lives and works of one artist and one composer each month, while learning art terms, observing through Charlotte Mason style picture studies, listening to classical music, watching videos, reading picture books, writing short narrations, playing games, and creating an art project in the style of each master artist. This class is relevant for grades kindergarten through 8th grade, allowing kids to write and create at their own academic and developmental levels.

Each month, we will have a short lesson about a new composer, and for the rest of the month, while we learn and create, we will listen to music by that composer. My name is Rebekah Mackie, and I am a homeschool mama of five (now four adult kids and one high schooler). I was trained by Meet the Masters in 1997, and I have been teaching it in elementary classrooms, homes, and co-ops for the last 27 years. I absolutely LOVE it! You will be impressed when you visit the local art museum, and your child says things like, “Look, Mom! That’s by Vincent Van Gogh!”Students will watch and listen to a multimedia presentation that tells the life story of the artist, listen to picture books, examine their art through a Charlotte Mason style picture study, make a creative scrapbook page about the artist with pictures and a written narration, and then, they end the month with a project, in the style of that artist.


Instructor: Rebekah Mackie

Grades: K-8th

$235

or

$295 for charter school

with additional nonrefundable $25 deposit/ supply fee


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