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Let us seek to discover in our children the potential of each individual God has given us so that he can become everything God intended him to be.
Approach:
Kindergarten - 6th grade
Approach is where our youngest students begin their classical training in what we like to call the "grammar" or "poll parrot" stage. In this stage, when children revel in language and prepetition, we capitalize on it by memorizing things all about the world around us. Uniting together under the same curriculum, we meet each week to practice the new weekly memory work, and to participate in hands on science and art or music projects. Parents share in the work together by leading and instructing during community day. Learning all of the same things together as a community serves as a tool to set our kids on the lifelong journey of seeking truth, beauty, and goodness in the world God has created for us.
Crossover: 4-6th grade
Crossover builds onto a 4th-6th grade student's Classical Education through learning English grammar, formal writing, and practicing mastery over basic math facts through a variety of math games. Our weekly meetings together also support parents in their own understanding and ability to teach these (sometimes) more difficult concepts. Learning together as a community fosters accountability and encourages our students to trudge through the potential difficulties of formal writing and English grammar
Quest A: 7th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Informal logic and Apologetics
Lit/Comp - writing short stories and poetry
Science - Natural Science, Science Fair and Human systems
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages - Latin year 1
History: Geography/cartography
Math/Enrichment: Pet Store Math in addition to the student's personal math curriculum.
Quest B: 8th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Discovery of Deduction
Lit/Comp - Writing persuasive essays using the Lost Tools of Writing Level 1
Science - Physical Science
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages - Latin year 2 or Latin year 1 as an option for incoming students new to Latin
History: Current Event writings and Mock Trial
Math/Enrichment: Astronomy in addition to the student's personal math curriculum,
Quest 1: 9th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Intro to Debate
Lit/Comp - Writing and Rhetoric 8
Science - Biology
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages - Latin year 3
History: Civics and Government
Math/Enrichment: Free Market Economics in addition to the student's personal math curriculum.
Quest 2: 10th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Comparative Worldviews
Lit/Comp - Writing and Rhetoric 9 & 10
Science - Chemistry
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages -Spanish 1
History: Americal History
Math/Enrichment: Art in Math in addition to the stuent's personal math curriculum.
Quest 3: 11th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Advanced persuasive writing
Lit/Comp - Writing & Rhetoric 11 and Advanced Poetry
Science - Anatomy & Physiology
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages - Spanish 2
History: World History
Math/Enrichment: Personal Finance in addition to the student's personal math curriculum.
Quest 4: 12th grade
Subjects:
Reasoning - Value Debate
Lit/Comp - Senior Thesis
Science - Physics
Apologetics - 15 minute all Quest student gathering to discuss hard questions
Languages - Spanish 3
History -Art History
Math/Enrichment-Shakespeare readings in addition to the student's personal math curriculum,