À La Carte Options
Our à la carte classes are designed to complement and enrich the homeschool journey. These courses allow families to select individual subjects that best support their child’s needs and interests without enrolling in the full program. Led by teachers, each class provides hands-on activities, guided discussions, and collaborative learning opportunities that are often difficult to replicate at home.
À la carte options give homeschoolers the flexibility to strengthen specific skills, explore new subjects, and enjoy learning in a small group setting while still keeping the heart of homeschooling at the center.
À La Carte Options
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Wonder Lab ($500)
Grades 3rd-8th
(Tuesdays and Thursdays)
Wonder Lab invites students to explore the natural world through hands-on science experiments, projects, and guided discovery. Using Socratic discussions, students ask big questions, test ideas, and connect observations to a deeper understanding of how the world works. This lab cultivates curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for discovery.
Books Requirements:
Elemental Science lab journals (Provided by Heritage)
Nature Journal
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Lost Tools of Writing and Logic Course ($500)
Grades 6th-9th grade
(Tuesdays and Thursdays)
This class equips students with the skills to think and write with clarity and persuasion. Through guided discussions and close reading of great classical books, students learn to analyze ideas and craft persuasive essays. The program builds confidence in communication while cultivating thoughtful engagement with timeless works.
Book Requirements:
“The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe” by C.S. Lewis
“The Bronze Bow” by Elizabeth Goerge Speare
The Fallacy Detective Workbook Edition
Lost Tools of Writing by Circe Institute
“Our Mother Tongue” student workbook by Nancy Wilson- and answer key
*Additional literature will be added to course syllabus
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Math Lab ($500)
Grades 4th- 9th
(Tuesday and Thursdays)
Math Lab helps students master fast math facts through fun, interactive practice while exploring the “why” behind the numbers. Rooted in a classical approach, it encourages students to connect mathematical ideas and see how they relate to everything around them.
Book Requirements:
Composition Book -4” Quad Rule
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Intro to Latin Course ($250)
Grades 4th- 8th Grade
(Thursdays)
Latin lays the foundation for language, logic, and clear thinking. In this course, students learn vocabulary, grammar, and translation while discovering how Latin strengthens English skills and opens the door to classical literature and history.
Book Requirements:
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Literature & Writing through History ($500)
Grades 4-5
(Tuesdays and Thursdays)
Known to students as “Book Club,” this course combines the joy of reading with the discipline of writing. Together we explore carefully chosen books that bring history to life, while sharpening grammar and composition skills through the IEW method. Class discussions feel like a true book club—inviting students to share ideas and insights—while writing projects guide them in expressing those ideas with clarity and confidence.
Book Requirements:
Medieval History-Based Writing Lessons by Andrew Pudewa and Lori Verstegen
Literature will be chosen by students based off the Heritage Book list.
A Writing Composition book (College ruled) with 2 Sections
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Fine Arts & Music ($450)
Grades 3–9
(Tuesdays and Thursdays)
In this course, students explore the beauty of both visual and musical expression. We study the lives and works of great artists, practice foundational art techniques, and create original pieces inspired by the masters. In music, students are introduced to the orchestra, develop an ear for classical works, and build understanding through music theory. Together, these studies cultivate both skill and appreciation for the fine arts.
Book Requirements:
Christian Light Education Music – Book 4 (with Answer Key recommended)
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Full Program ($2,500)
Grades K-9
(Tuesdays and Thursdays)
The Full Program offers a complete learning experience that includes assemblies, book bins, and a rich blend of academics and the arts. Students participate in Theological Studies, Foundations & Logic, Fine Art & Music, Writing & Composition, Book Club, Latin, Math Skills & Math Lab, and Wonder Lab with a science fair project.