Classes & Schedule

Our literature courses use rich, timeless books to help students grow as thoughtful readers, skilled communicators, and discerning thinkers. Through discussion and writing, students learn to evaluate ideas from a biblical worldview while developing a deeper appreciation for truth, beauty, and the power of great literature.

Junior High is taught by Katie Lewis.

High School is taught by Heather Underwood.

Our science courses are designed to prepare students for college while inspiring awe for the order, complexity, and beauty of God's creation. Through engaging instruction, hands-on activities, and thoughtful discussion, students develop a deeper understanding of the natural world while strengthening their observation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Our science offerings rotate each year, allowing students to earn the credits they need while exploring a variety of scientific disciplines throughout high school.

Brandi Barnes is teaching Botany for the 2026-2027 school year.

Our history courses invite students to explore God's sovereign hand throughout history while developing a deeper understanding of the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our world. Through engaging discussions, primary sources, literature, and thoughtful analysis, students strengthen their critical thinking and communication skills while learning to evaluate history through a biblical worldview. Our rotating history offerings provide students with a broad and well-rounded understanding of the past as they prepare for college and life.

Brandi Barnes is teaching American History during the 2026-2027 school year.

Our photography class encourages students to see the world with creativity and intention while developing both artistic and technical skills. Through hands-on projects, students learn the fundamentals of composition, lighting, and visual storytelling as they capture the beauty and creativity of God's world. Whether new to photography or looking to refine their skills, students will gain confidence behind the camera while expressing their unique perspective.

Photography is taught by Katie Lewis.

In this high school fine arts course, students will explore art from different time periods and cultures while learning to appreciate artistic techniques, symbolism, and visual storytelling through the lens of a biblical worldview. Through guided discussions, presentations, hands-on activities, and creative assignments, students will develop a deeper understanding of art as a reflection of God's creativity. This class encourages students to see God as the ultimate Artist and to engage thoughtfully with the beauty of His world.

Art is taught by Rhondalyn Richardson.

Our Theology and Apologetics class equips students with a deeper understanding of God's Word and the foundational truths of the Christian faith. Through the study of theology, Scripture, and apologetics, students will learn to think biblically, defend their faith with confidence and grace, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them. More than gaining knowledge, this class encourages students to grow in their love for God, leading them from theology to doxology—from learning about God to worshiping Him more fully. This course challenges students to pursue truth while strengthening their relationship with Christ.

This class is taught by Brennan Cook, College Minister at Eagle Heights.

Our Spanish I and II classes equip students with the language skills needed to communicate effectively while fostering an appreciation for the diversity of God's world. Through engaging lessons, conversation practice, reading, writing, and cultural studies, students develop confidence in using Spanish and gain a deeper understanding of the people and cultures they may one day serve and encourage. These college-preparatory courses provide a strong foundation for continued language study and lifelong learning.

Spanish 2 is taught by Scarlett Cox.

Spanish 1 teacher is to be determined.

Our Personal Finance course equips students with the practical knowledge and skills needed to make wise financial decisions from a biblical perspective. Through engaging lessons and real-world applications, students will learn the fundamentals of budgeting, saving, investing, debt management, taxes, insurance, and stewardship. This course encourages students to view money as a gift from God, preparing them to manage their resources faithfully and confidently as they enter adulthood.

This class is taught by Cindy O’ Hara.