HIGH SCHOOL (9-12)
3-D Art (Grades 4-12)
3-D Art introduces students to ceramics and sculptures. Students develop skills
in three-dimensional creation using several types of mediums: air-dry clay,
model magic, femo clay, paracord, paper quilling, tissue paper and reed,
packaging tape, and mixed media. In addition to nurturing creativity, this class strengthens critical thinking, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination as students plan, problem-solve, and manipulate materials to bring their ideas to life. Clear a space on your shelf for all of your child’s creations!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Algebra 1 (Grades 8-9)
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of algebra, including solving equations, working with variables, and understanding functions. Through practical problem-solving and real-world applications, students will build a strong foundation for higher-level math courses.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbooks: Teaching Textbooks Algebra Textbook & Answer Key (2.0), ISBN 97809835812082 & Answer Key/Test Bank, ISBN 9780983581215 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Algebra 2 (Grades 9-12)
This course expands on algebraic concepts, including solving complex equations, analyzing functions, and exploring systems of equations and inequalities. Through practical problem-solving and real-world applications, students deepen their understanding of algebra and prepare for advanced math courses.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbook: Teaching Textbooks Algebra 2 Textbook & Answer Key (2.0) 97809835812462;
Answer Key/Test Bank 9780983581253 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
American History (Grades 9-12)
History is made every day . . . one event at a time. While this course fulfills the high school requirement for American History, it goes beyond memorizing dates and names. Students explore the how and why behind significant events, journeying together from pre-Columbus times to the present day. Each quarter, students take a deep dive into a historical topic of their choice, researching it in depth and then teaching their peers through engaging classroom presentations. In doing so, they develop confidence in public speaking, practice using technology effectively, and sharpen their critical thinking skills. Together, we debate, discuss, decide, and demystify American history. This course transforms students from passive learners into active historians, helping them uncover the relevance of the past to the world they live in today.
Instructor: Kristen Bateman
Textbook: US History, 4th Edition, published by Bob Jones ISBN 9781606820056 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Anchor Student Council (Ages 14+)
Anchor Student Council is all about learning to lead with integrity and communicate with clarity. Students discover how to express themselves confidently, listen effectively, and handle conflict in a healthy and respectful way. Anchor StuCo encourages students to take the lead on planning events while they learn to work together and gain practical skills. It focuses on two big things: integrity, keeping your word and following through, and communication, especially how to work through conflict in healthy, respectful ways. Through hands-on activities, real projects, and deep discussions, kids build confidence, teamwork, and people skills that actually matter. Whether students are natural leaders, want to improve their communication skills, or make deep friendships, Anchor StuCo gives Anchor teens a chance to grow, speak up, and make a difference. Anchor StuCo is a purpose-filled space to grow, connect, and make a difference while having fun along the way.
Instructors: Evie Brechler and Misti Lacy
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Materials Fee per Semester: $0
Beauty of Creation (Grades 9-12)
Uncover the fascinating evidence of creation, debunk the fallacies of evolution, and explore what the Bible reveals about the origins of life. This engaging course equips 7th–10th graders with the tools to ask big questions and find answers grounded in both science and Scripture. Each week, students dive into interactive lessons that include videos, hands-on activities, debates, discussions, lots of visual aids. This course equips students with the knowledge and confidence to navigate tough conversations about creation and faith.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Biology (Grades 9-10)
Biology is the study of life and all its God-designed wonders. This class is a Christ-centered, high school biology lab science course. It covers the Definition of Life, Intro to Biochemistry, Cell Structure and Function, Cellular Reproduction, DNA, Protein Synthesis, Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis, Genetics, Taxonomy, and a survey of the three Domains and four Kingdoms, and more! Labs and activities are designed to increase lab equipment skills, data analysis, and conceptual learning. Microscope work uses an advanced microscope and other associated equipment for dissections and lab tests.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Textbook: Exploring Creation with Biology Textbook, 3rd Ed, ISBN 9781946506450 and Exploring Creation with Biology Student Notebook, ISBN 9781946506481 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Completely Optional Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Biology Solutions and Test Manual, 3rd Edition, ISBN 9781946506467 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Canva Design Studio (Grades 7-12)
Unleash your creativity and bring ideas to life with Canva! This class dives into the art of digital design, where students explore layout, color, and typography through step-by-step activities. With plenty of room for collaboration and hands-on projects, students build their own graphics, presentations, and marketing materials while learning industry-relevant skills.
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Chemistry (Grades 10-12)
Chemistry helps to understand God’s creation at the molecular and atomic levels. This class is a Christ-centered, high school chemistry lab science course. It introduces chemistry topics such as the Periodic Table of Elements, Chemical Reactions, Percent Composition, Stoichiometry, Acid-Base Chemistry, Solutions, Gas Laws, and more! The labs highlight chemistry principles as they apply to everyday life and allow students to use professional lab equipment to deepen their conceptual understanding of Chemistry.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Chemistry Textbook, 3rd Edition, ISBN 9781946506573 and Exploring Creation with Chemistry Student Notebook, ISBN 9781940110417 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Completely Optional Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Chemistry Solutions and Test Manual, 3rd Edition, ISBN 9781940110264 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Cool Coding (Grade 6-12)
Are your students curious about how computers and video games work? In the class, we cover everything from the basics of code to building a video game from the ground up! Students learn everything they need to know about the world of coding. Laptops required.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Culinary Crew Cooking (Grades 5-12)
Join the Culinary Crew! Jump into the kitchen and learn some new skills. Culinary Crew gives students the necessary cooking skills to inspire their culinary abilities. This class utilizes small and large kitchen appliances including a stove, range, blenders, Instapot, immersion blenders, food processors, and Vitamix. The Crew also refines their chopping, dicing, and carving skills. By following a variety of recipes, The Crew builds on their knowledge of terminology, measurements, and cooking techniques. Whether making simple snacks or full meals, students gain confidence in the kitchen while fostering creativity and teamwork. Join Chef Tammy for a hands-on culinary adventure and become a part of the Culinary Crew!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Start to Cook published by Usborne ISBN 9780794537432
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Descriptive Writing (Grades 6-9)
Get ready to transform words into magic! In this fun and interactive writing class, students explore how to paint pictures with their words. Through discussion-based lessons, students learn to write colorful sentences, captivating paragraphs, and amazing essays while improving their style and structure. By the end, they have the skills to write like a pro and confidently present their ideas!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: WriteShop I Student Book ISBN 9781935027492 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Descriptive Writing (Grades 8-12)
Get ready to transform words into magic! In this fun and interactive writing class, students explore how to paint pictures with their words. Through discussion-based lessons, students learn to write colorful sentences, captivating paragraphs, and amazing essays while improving their style and structure. By the end, they have the skills to write like a pro and confidently present their ideas!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: WriteShop II Student Book ISBN 9781935027515 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Fitness and Sports (Grades 9-12)
This class combines physical activity with positive character development, helping students grow stronger in body and spirit. Through team sports, outdoor games, and individual fitness challenges, students build endurance, coordination, and confidence. Lessons focus on values like respect, self-control, kindness, and perseverance, encouraging students to apply these traits in everyday life. Whether running drills on the basketball court or working through group challenges, students learn the importance of teamwork, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle in a supportive environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Geometry (Grades 10-12)
In this course, students explore the properties and relationships of geometric shapes and figures, focusing on concepts such as angles, triangles, circles, and polygons. They will apply geometric principles to solve problems and prove theorems, enhancing their spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills. Practical applications and hands-on activities will help students see the relevance of geometry in real-world scenarios.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbook: Teaching Textbooks Geometry Textbook 2.0, ISBN 9780983581260 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Government and Teen Finance (Grades 9-12)
This course introduces students to the foundations of American government, including the Constitution, the three branches of government, and the roles of local, state, and national systems. The second part of the course includes teen financial literacy and economics. It covers topics such as budgeting, taxes, and how government policies affect personal financial decisions. By discussing, researching, roleplaying, and doing projects, students learn how local, state, and national governments function and explore their rights and duties as citizens. Students gain the knowledge and skills to become informed, responsible participants in both civic and financial life.
Instructor: Kristen Bateman
Textbook: American Government Student Edition, 4th Edition by Bob Jones ISBN 9781628564242, The Early Investor by Michael Zisa ISBN 9781492105008 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Health and Nutrition (Grades 6-12)
This course's structured and engaging approach introduces students to the fundamentals of caring for their bodies and eating healthily. Each week, students explore the basics of nutrition and body care, learning to identify foods that nourish the body and avoid harmful ones. Students engage in hands-on activities, interactive discussions, and practical applications to deepen their understanding of health and wellness. Using visual aids, collaborative projects, and real-world applications, this course emphasizes critical thinking about personal choices and habits to promote lifelong healthy living.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Novel Idea Literature (Grades 8-12)
This course centers around a “novel idea" a central theme such as identity, justice, sacrifice, freedom, or truth, that drives the reading, discussion, and creative exploration of both classic and modern texts. Students will study a variety of authors from American, British, and world literature across genres including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. As they read, students will engage with key literary elements such as symbolism, irony, tone, and worldview, all examined through the lens of biblical truth. The course emphasizes thoughtful reflection on how literature both reveals and shapes human nature, culture, and faith.
Class components include lively discussions, literary journals, vocabulary development, and unique at-home projects that bring literature to life—such as displays, creative writing, dramatizations, food preparation, and more. This course encourages students to think deeply, respond creatively, and see literature as a window into both the human condition and God’s truth.
Instructor: Larisa Lamca
Required Textbook: Fundamentals of Literature by Bob Jones ISBN 9781579246310 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10 *Additional materials required are “books of choice” from a book list, which are needed, but they may be borrowed from the library.
Painting and Drawing (Grades 9-12)
In this vibrant course, young artists explore the foundations of painting and drawing through hands-on projects using pencils, acrylic paint, watercolor paint, and more. Students learn key art concepts such as shading, perspective, and color blending while expressing their unique ideas. Both individual and group activities encourage creativity, focus, and collaboration. This class helps students build artistic skills and confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Come create, imagine, and bring your artwork to life!
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Photography (Grades 5-12)
Capture the world through a new lens! This hands-on class covers photography from composition and lighting to editing and storytelling. Students work through real-world projects, collaborative critiques, and creative challenges, developing photography skills.
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbooks: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20 *Additional materials required: Students may use their own cameras if available. Those interested in purchasing a camera are welcome to do so. Phones may be used as an alternative. A limited number of classroom cameras are available for student use.
Physical Science (Grades 8-9)
This interesting introductory lab science course incorporates accurate science concepts while integrating technology. Labs are completed in class, while lab reports are taught in a graduated sequence.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Physical Science 4th Edition, ISBN 9781940110141; The Student Notebook, ISBN 9781940110509. (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Completely Optional Textbooks: Course Guide & Answer Key (includes Test Pages), ISBN 9781940110400.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Rising Stars Theatre (Grades 4-12)
Rising Stars Theatre invites 4th-12th graders to step into the spotlight and bring stories to life! Through acting exercises, character development, and stage techniques, students build confidence and creativity while working together to produce engaging performances. Whether mastering improv, memorizing lines, or learning stage direction, they develop essential skills for the theatre and beyond. With plenty of opportunities to shine, this class fosters teamwork, self-expression, and a love for the performing arts!
Instructor: Michelle White
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
World History (Grades 8-10)
From the earliest civilizations to current global events, this course takes students on a journey across all inhabited continents to uncover the rich tapestry of world history. World History emphasizes the how and why behind major events and movements rather than just names and dates. Each quarter, students take a deep dive into a global topic of their choice, researching it thoroughly and presenting their findings in engaging lessons to the class. Along the way, students learn to think critically, use technology effectively, and speak confidently in front of others. Together, we discuss, debate, and connect the dots of global history, bringing the past to life and making it relevant to the present. This is an active, student-driven course that transforms learners into young historians with a global perspective.
Instructor: Kristen Bateman
Required Textbook: World History Student Text, ISBN 9781628563443 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.) *Additional literature books can be found at the local library.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Yearbook/Journalism (Grades 9-12)
Tell the stories that matter! In this dynamic and engaging class, students become journalists, designers, and photographers as they create the school yearbook and news content. Through guided lessons, collaborative projects, and real-world writing experiences, students sharpen their communication skills while capturing the moments that define the year.
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbooks: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10 *Additional materials required: Students may use their own cameras if available. Those interested in purchasing a camera are welcome to do so. Phones may be used as an alternative. A limited number of classroom cameras are available for student use.
Yoga (Girls Grades 8-12)
This class offers a calming and empowering space for girls to strengthen their bodies and minds through yoga practices. Students learn balance, flexibility, and breathing techniques while building confidence and body awareness. Each session focuses on mindfulness, self-respect, and inner strength, encouraging girls to carry these values into daily life. Whether flowing through poses or relaxing in stillness, students grow in focus, resilience, and a sense of calm in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
MIDDLE SCHOOL (6-8)
3-D Art (Grades 4-12)
3-D Art introduces students to ceramics and sculptures. Students develop skills
in three-dimensional creation using several types of mediums: air-dry clay,
model magic, femo clay, paracord, paper quilling, tissue paper and reed,
packaging tape, and mixed media. In addition to nurturing creativity, this class strengthens critical thinking, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination as students plan, problem-solve, and manipulate materials to bring their ideas to life. Clear a space on your shelf for all of your child’s creations!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
3-D Art (Grades 5-8)
3-D Art introduces students to ceramics and sculptures. Students develop skills
in three-dimensional creation using several types of mediums: air-dry clay,
model magic, femo clay, paracord, paper quilling, tissue paper and reed,
packaging tape, and mixed media. In addition to nurturing creativity, this class strengthens critical thinking, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination as students plan, problem-solve, and manipulate materials to bring their ideas to life. Clear a space on your shelf for all of your child’s creations!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Algebra 1 (Grades 8-9)
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of algebra, including solving equations, working with variables, and understanding functions. Through practical problem-solving and real-world applications, students will build a strong foundation for higher-level math courses.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbooks: Teaching Textbooks Algebra Textbook & Answer Key (2.0), ISBN 97809835812082 & Answer Key/Test Bank, ISBN 9780983581215 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Ancient History-Based Writing (Grades 4-7)
Step into the world of ancient civilizations while building a strong writing foundation! In this class, students learn to organize their thoughts with keyword outlines, retell historical events, and develop engaging paragraphs. This class emphasizes interactive activities and guided practice to reinforce writing structure before diving into formal essays and research. Perfect for young writers who are ready to explore history while mastering the basics of clear and structured writing!
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons [Student Book] (Sixth Edition) by Lori Verstegen (2021, Trade Paperback) ISBN 9781623413446 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Ancient History-Based Writing (Grades 6-8)
Take your writing skills to the next level while exploring the ancient world! Designed for students eager to build a solid foundation, this class covers essential skills such as sentence structure, paragraph development, and essay organization. With classroom discussions and personalized feedback, students refine their skills and build confidence in expressing themselves effectively. Through step-by-step instruction and historical themes, students master the basics, empowering them to become confident communicators and strong academic writers.
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons [Student Book] (Sixth Edition) by Lori Verstegen (2021, Trade Paperback) ISBN 9781623413446 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Beauty of Creation (Grades 5-8)
This course explores the fascinating world of creation. Each week features dynamic lessons featuring captivating videos, fun hands-on activities, lively discussions, and colorful visual aids. From uncovering the mysteries of fossils to exploring the intricate designs in nature, students gain confidence and find wonder in the world that God designed.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Canva Design Studio (Grades 7-12)
Unleash your creativity and bring ideas to life with Canva! This class dives into the art of digital design, where students explore layout, color, and typography through step-by-step activities. With plenty of room for collaboration and hands-on projects, students build their own graphics, presentations, and marketing materials while learning industry-relevant skills.
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Cool Coding (Grade 6-12)
Are your students curious about how computers and video games work? In the class, we cover everything from the basics of code to building a video game from the ground up! Students learn everything they need to know about the world of coding. Laptops required.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Culinary Crew Cooking (Grades 5-12)
Join the Culinary Crew! Jump into the kitchen and learn some new skills. Culinary Crew gives students the necessary cooking skills to inspire their culinary abilities. This class utilizes small and large kitchen appliances including a stove, range, blenders, Instapot, immersion blenders, food processors, and Vitamix. The Crew also refines their chopping, dicing, and carving skills. By following a variety of recipes, The Crew builds on their knowledge of terminology, measurements, and cooking techniques. Whether making simple snacks or full meals, students gain confidence in the kitchen while fostering creativity and teamwork. Join Chef Tammy for a hands-on culinary adventure and become a part of the Culinary Crew!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Start to Cook published by Usborne ISBN 9780794537432
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Descriptive Writing (Grades 6-9)
Get ready to transform words into magic! In this fun and interactive writing class, students explore how to paint pictures with their words. Through discussion-based lessons, students learn to write colorful sentences, captivating paragraphs, and amazing essays while improving their style and structure. By the end, they have the skills to write like a pro and confidently present their ideas!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: WriteShop I Student Book ISBN 9781935027492 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Descriptive Writing (Grades 8-12)
Get ready to transform words into magic! In this fun and interactive writing class, students explore how to paint pictures with their words. Through discussion-based lessons, students learn to write colorful sentences, captivating paragraphs, and amazing essays while improving their style and structure. By the end, they have the skills to write like a pro and confidently present their ideas!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: WriteShop II Student Book ISBN 9781935027515 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Excursions in Literature (Grades 5-8)
Are you ready to read some great stories and participate in FUN class activities? Are you ready to learn how to LOVE reading? Excursions in Literature presents six unit themes: choices, friends, viewpoints, adventurers, discoveries, and heroes and villains. With literary selections geared to teach moral and literary discernment, this course includes quality literature from authors around the world while introducing literary criticism in small doses. This full-year course is interactive and a perfect go-between for those students who have had an introductory writing class and are ready to jump into literature. Students compile literature notebooks, participate in class discussions, take notes, learn vocabulary, and complete at-home projects (displays, demonstrations, food preparation, dramatizations, some writing, etc.). Join this literature excursion and realize that literature comes alive!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: Excursions in Literature published by Bob Jones ISBN 9781606829691 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Fitness and Sports (Grades 4-8)
This class combines physical activity with positive character development, helping students grow stronger in body and spirit. Through team sports, outdoor games, and individual fitness challenges, students build endurance, coordination, and confidence. Lessons focus on values like respect, self-control, kindness, and perseverance, encouraging students to apply these traits in everyday life. Whether running drills on the basketball court or working through group challenges, students learn the importance of teamwork, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle in a supportive environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
General Science (Grades 7-8)
General Science is ideal for junior high students because it consists of hands-on labs using Scientific Method lab reports, fun discussions, and competitions. General Science systematically introduces students to the majesty of creation from a Christian worldview by covering topics such as astronomy, geology, paleontology, biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. Students finish this class with a new love of science and a greater appreciation for God's design.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Textbooks: Exploring Creation with General Science 3rd Edition, ISBN 9781946506573. Exploring Creation with General Science Student Notebook 3rd Edition, ISBN 9781946506306 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Health and Nutrition (Grades 6-12)
This course's structured and engaging approach introduces students to the fundamentals of caring for their bodies and eating healthily. Each week, students explore the basics of nutrition and body care, learning to identify foods that nourish the body and avoid harmful ones. Students engage in hands-on activities, interactive discussions, and practical applications to deepen their understanding of health and wellness. Using visual aids, collaborative projects, and real-world applications, this course emphasizes critical thinking about personal choices and habits to promote lifelong healthy living.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Jr. Chefs Cooking (Grades 4-8)
Junior Chefs move up a notch in the cooking world! This class develops and fine-tunes all prior kitchen skills. Students use larger appliances to prepare snacks, appetizers, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desserts. This class fosters independence, encourages eating at home, and steers students toward healthier eating habits.
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Usborne Start to Cook ISBN 9780794537432
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Math 6
Students dive into the world of numbers exploring topics like: whole number and rational
number operations, absolute value and integers, fractions, simple geometry, graphing
on a coordinate plane, units of measure, proportional relationships, and percentages. In
Math 6, they tackle these challenges with the use of manipulatives and in an interactive
community of learners. The collaborative, cooperative, and discussion-based
environment supports the mastery of the skills and concepts in this course.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Horizons Mathematics 6: Student Workbook 1 and 2 ISBN 9780740325359 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Math 7
This class encourages mastery of basic mathematical concepts. Concepts are introduced through direct instruction, followed by interactive problem-solving sessions, group activities, and real-world applications. Students practice skills through group exercises while they engage in collaborative math games and receive personalized feedback to ensure they are prepared for pre-algebra and have a solid foundation for upper-level math. Teaching Textbooks 7 uses a spiral-based approach, meaning math topics are revisited and practiced repeatedly throughout the curriculum to reinforce learning. Unlike a mastery-based approach that focuses on in-depth learning of one topic before moving on, this spiral method exposes students to a wide range of topics and provides ongoing review.
Required Textbook: Teaching Textbooks Math 7 ISBN 9780974903668, Answer Book ISBN 9780974903675 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Instructor: Shannon Scott
No need to purchase CDs.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Math Dock (Grades 4-8 and Pre-Algebra)
This class encourages and supports mastery of basic mathematical concepts. This is an interactive class designed to help even the most reluctant math student learn and enjoy math. Students have the opportunity to develop a solid foundation of math skills to stay on track when working with grade level concepts in Math 4-7 and pre-algebra.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Student’s Math Curriculum (Anchor Recommends: Horizons 4-6, Teaching Textbooks 7 or Pre-Algebra)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Math Pod (Grades 4-8 and Pre-Algebra)
This interactive, semi-private tutoring session is designed to encourage and support mastery of essential mathematical concepts. Whether building confidence or reinforcing key skills, students receive personalized guidance in a small group setting. This class helps even the most reluctant math learners engage with and enjoy math. Students develop a strong foundation in Math 4-7 and pre-algebra, ensuring they stay on track with grade-level expectations.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Student’s Grade Level Textbook (Horizons 4-6, Teaching Textbooks 7 or Pre-Algebra)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Novel Idea Literature (Grades 8-12)
This course centers around a “novel idea”, a central theme such as identity, justice, sacrifice, freedom, or truth, that drives the reading, discussion, and creative exploration of both classic and modern texts. Students will study a variety of authors from American, British, and world literature across genres including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. As they read, students will engage with key literary elements such as symbolism, irony, tone, and worldview, all examined through the lens of biblical truth. The course emphasizes thoughtful reflection on how literature both reveals and shapes human nature, culture, and faith.
Class components include lively discussions, literary journals, vocabulary development, and unique at-home projects that bring literature to life—such as displays, creative writing, dramatizations, food preparation, and more. This course encourages students to think deeply, respond creatively, and see literature as a window into both the human condition and God’s truth.
Instructor: LarRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: Fundamentals of Literature by Bob Jones ISBN 9781579246310 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10 *Additional materials required are “books of choice” from a book list, which are needed, but they may be borrowed from the library.
Painting and Drawing (Grades 4-8)
In this vibrant course, young artists explore the foundations of painting and drawing through hands-on projects using pencils, acrylic paint, watercolor paint, and more. Students learn key art concepts such as shading, perspective, and color blending while expressing their unique ideas. Both individual and group activities encourage creativity, focus, and collaboration. This class helps students build artistic skills and confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Come create, imagine, and bring your artwork to life!
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Photography (Grades 5-12)
Capture the world through a new lens! This hands-on class covers photography from composition and lighting to editing and storytelling. Students work through real-world projects, collaborative critiques, and creative challenges, developing photography skills.
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbooks: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20 *Additional materials required: Students may use their own cameras if available. Those interested in purchasing a camera are welcome to do so. Phones may be used as an alternative. A limited number of classroom cameras are available for student use.
Physical Science (Grades 8-9)
This interesting introductory lab science course incorporates accurate science concepts while integrating technology. Labs are completed in class, while lab reports are taught in a graduated sequence.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Textbooks: Exploring Creation with Physical Science 4th Edition, ISBN 9781940110141; The Student Notebook, ISBN 9781940110509. (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Completely Optional Textbooks: Course Guide & Answer Key (includes Test Pages), ISBN 9781940110400.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Pre-Algebra (Grades 7-8)
This interactive class develops mastery of whole number and rational number operations. Students explore percents, geometry, relations, functions, graphing, statistics, probability, and algebraic concepts with a focus on solving linear equations in preparation for algebra. Students participate in lively discussions, work on problem-solving together, and learn to enjoy math with real-world examples.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Required Textbook: Pre-Algebra: A Teaching Textbook with Answer Key and Test Bank
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Rising Stars Theatre (Grades 4-12)
Rising Stars Theatre invites 4th-12th graders to step into the spotlight and bring stories to life!
Through acting exercises, character development, and stage techniques, students build confidence and creativity while working together to produce engaging performances. Whether mastering improv, memorizing lines, or learning stage direction, they develop essential skills for the theatre and beyond. With plenty of opportunities to shine, this class fosters teamwork, self-expression, and a love for the performing arts!
Instructor: Michelle White
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Science and Geography of the Ancient World (Grades 4-7)
In this hands-on, engaging class, students travel through time and across continents to explore how ancient civilizations understood and interacted with the world around them. From the deserts of Egypt to the jungles of Mesoamerica, students uncover how geography shaped cultures and how early scientists, natural philosophers like Aristotle, Archimedes, and Leonardo da Vinci, studied the natural world to learn more about life, nature, and even God. Blending science, geography, and history from 600 BC to the early Renaissance, this course highlights the discoveries, inventions, and insights that helped shape ancient societies and continue to influence our world today.
Instructor: Tamara McClure
Required Textbook: Science in the Ancient World by Dr. Jay Wile; ISBN 9780989042420 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Sous Chefs Cooking (Grades 3-8)
Do you want to learn how to cook at home? Do you want to work in a professional kitchen with a real caterer? Do you want to be my sous chef? Come on! Say, “Yes!” Sous Chefs students start with the skills they have when they walk in the kitchen, and we build from there to cooking on larger appliances. In this class, all levels of meal preparation occur for snacks, appetizers, breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and more. Students learn leadership, communication, effective listening, and how to be a team player. They practice reading independently and complete their recipes as much as they can on their own. They are my Sous Chefs!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Usborne Start to Cook ISBN 9780794537432 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
World History (Grades 8-10)
From the earliest civilizations to current global events, this course takes students on a journey across all inhabited continents to uncover the rich tapestry of world history. World History emphasizes the how and why behind major events and movements rather than just names and dates. Each quarter, students take a deep dive into a global topic of their choice, researching it thoroughly and presenting their findings in engaging lessons to the class. Along the way, students learn to think critically, use technology effectively, and speak confidently in front of others. Together, we discuss, debate, and connect the dots of global history, bringing the past to life and making it relevant to the present. This is an active, student-driven course that transforms learners into young historians with a global perspective.
Instructor: Kristen Bateman
Required Textbook: World History Student Text, ISBN 9781628563443 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Yoga (Girls Grades 4-8)
This class offers a calming and empowering space for girls to strengthen their bodies and minds through yoga practices. Students learn balance, flexibility, and breathing techniques while building confidence and body awareness. Each session focuses on mindfulness, self-respect, and inner strength, encouraging girls to carry these values into daily life. Whether flowing through poses or relaxing in stillness, students grow in focus, resilience, and a sense of calm in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Yoga (Girls Grades 8-12)
This class offers a calming and empowering space for girls to strengthen their bodies and minds through yoga practices. Students learn balance, flexibility, and breathing techniques while building confidence and body awareness. Each session focuses on mindfulness, self-respect, and inner strength, encouraging girls to carry these values into daily life. Whether flowing through poses or relaxing in stillness, students grow in focus, resilience, and a sense of calm in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Young Chefs Cooking (Grades K-6)
This class provides students with various abilities the chance to progress onto small electrical appliances including a six-quart Instapot. Students prepare snacks, breakfast, and lunch items independently while encouraging eating at home! With older students, this class fosters teamwork and beginning leadership all while cleaning up their own messes. This hands-on class creates young chefs!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Edible Crafts Kids’ Cookbook ISBN 9781638073284; Start to Cook by Usborne ISBN 9780794537432
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
UPPER ELEMENTARY (4-6)
3-D Art (Grades 4-12)
3-D Art introduces students to ceramics and sculptures. Students develop skills
in three-dimensional creation using several types of mediums: air-dry clay,
model magic, femo clay, paracord, paper quilling, tissue paper and reed,
packaging tape, and mixed media. In addition to nurturing creativity, this class strengthens critical thinking, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination as students plan, problem-solve, and manipulate materials to bring their ideas to life. Clear a space on your shelf for all of your child’s creations!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
3-D Art (Grades 5-8)
3-D Art introduces students to ceramics and sculptures. Students develop skills
in three-dimensional creation using several types of mediums: air-dry clay,
model magic, femo clay, paracord, paper quilling, tissue paper and reed,
packaging tape, and mixed media. In addition to nurturing creativity, this class strengthens critical thinking, cognitive development, and hand-eye coordination as students plan, problem-solve, and manipulate materials to bring their ideas to life. Clear a space on your shelf for all of your child’s creations!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Ancient History-Based Writing (Grades 4-7)
Step into the world of ancient civilizations while building a strong writing foundation! In this class, students learn to organize their thoughts with key word outlines, retell historical events, and develop engaging paragraphs. This class emphasizes interactive activities and guided practice to reinforce writing structure before diving into formal essays and research. Perfect for young writers who are ready to explore history while mastering the basics of clear and structured writing!
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons [Student Book] (Sixth Edition) by Lori Verstegen (2021, Trade Paperback) ISBN 9781623413446 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Ancient History-Based Writing (Grades 6-8)
Take your writing skills to the next level while exploring the ancient world! Designed for students eager to build a solid foundation, this class covers essential skills such as sentence structure, paragraph development, and essay organization. With classroom discussions and personalized feedback, students refine their skills and build confidence in expressing themselves effectively. Through step-by-step instruction and historical themes, students master the basics, empowering them to become confident communicators and strong academic writers.
Instructor: Evie Brechler
Textbook: Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons [Student Book] (Sixth Edition) by Lori Verstegen (2021, Trade Paperback) ISBN 9781623413446 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Beauty of Creation (Grades 5-8)
This course explores the fascinating world of creation. Each week features dynamic lessons featuring captivating videos, fun hands-on activities, lively discussions, and colorful visual aids. From uncovering the mysteries of fossils to exploring the intricate designs in nature, students gain confidence and find wonder in the world that God designed.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Cool Coding (Grade 6-12)
Are your students curious about how computers and video games work? In the class, we cover everything from the basics of code to building a video game from the ground up! Students learn everything they need to know about the world of coding. Laptops required.
Instructor: Justin Carpenter
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Culinary Crew Cooking (Grades 5-12)
Join the Culinary Crew! Jump into the kitchen and learn some new skills. Culinary Crew gives students the necessary cooking skills to inspire their culinary abilities. This class utilizes small and large kitchen appliances including a stove, range, blenders, Instapot, immersion blenders, food processors, and Vitamix. The Crew also refines their chopping, dicing, and carving skills. By following a variety of recipes, The Crew builds on their knowledge of terminology, measurements, and cooking techniques. Whether making simple snacks or full meals, students gain confidence in the kitchen while fostering creativity and teamwork. Join Chef Tammy for a hands-on culinary adventure and become a part of the Culinary Crew!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Start to Cook published by Usborne ISBN 9780794537432
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Descriptive Writing (Grades 6-9)
Get ready to transform words into magic! In this fun and interactive writing class, students explore how to paint pictures with their words. Through discussion-based lessons, students learn to write colorful sentences, captivating paragraphs, and amazing essays while improving their style and structure. By the end, they have the skills to write like a pro and confidently present their ideas!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: WriteShop I Student Book ISBN 9781935027492 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Excursions in Literature (Grades 5-8)
Are you ready to read some great stories and participate in FUN class activities? Are you ready to learn how to LOVE reading? Excursions in Literature presents six unit themes: choices, friends, viewpoints, adventurers, discoveries, and heroes and villains. With literary selections geared to teach moral and literary discernment, this course includes quality literature from authors around the world while introducing literary criticism in small doses. This full-year course is interactive and a perfect go-between for those students who have had an introductory writing class and are ready to jump into literature. Students compile literature notebooks, participate in class discussions, take notes, learn vocabulary, and complete at-home projects (displays, demonstrations, food preparation, dramatizations, some writing, etc.). Join Mrs. Silberman for a literature excursion and realize that literature comes alive!
Instructor: LaRisa Lamca
Required Textbook: Excursions in Literature, ISBN 9781606829691 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Fitness and Sports (Grades 4-8)
This class combines physical activity with positive character development, helping students grow stronger in body and spirit. Through team sports, outdoor games, and individual fitness challenges, students build endurance, coordination, and confidence. Lessons focus on values like respect, self-control, kindness, and perseverance, encouraging students to apply these traits in everyday life. Whether running drills on the basketball court or working through group challenges, students learn the importance of teamwork, discipline, and a healthy lifestyle in a supportive environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Health and Nutrition (Grades 6-12)
This course's structured and engaging approach introduces students to the fundamentals of caring for their bodies and eating healthily. Each week, students explore the basics of nutrition and body care, learning to identify foods that nourish the body and avoid harmful ones. Students engage in hands-on activities, interactive discussions, and practical applications to deepen their understanding of health and wellness. Using visual aids, collaborative projects, and real-world applications, this course emphasizes critical thinking about personal choices and habits to promote lifelong healthy living.
Instructor: Wendy Lopez
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Jr. Chefs Cooking (Grades 4-8)
Junior Chefs move up a notch in the cooking world! This class develops and fine-tunes all prior kitchen skills. Students use larger appliances to prepare snacks, appetizers, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desserts. This class fosters independence, encourages eating at home, and steers students toward healthier eating habits.
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Usborne Start to Cook ISBN 9780794537432 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Math 5
Students dive into the world of numbers and learn to: write simple ratios, add and
subtract fractions with uncommon denominators, use a compass and protractor,
calculate probability with one variable, understand percentages, and recognize place
value to a hundred billion. In Math 5, they tackle these challenges with the use of
manipulatives and in an interactive community of learners. The collaborative,
cooperative, and discussion-based environment will support the mastery of the skills
and concepts in this course.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Horizons Mathematics 5: Student Workbook 1 and 2 ISBN 9780740325342 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Math 6
Students dive into the world of numbers exploring topics like: whole number and rational
number operations, absolute value and integers, fractions, simple geometry, graphing
on a coordinate plane, units of measure, proportional relationships, and percentages. In
Math 6, they tackle these challenges with the use of manipulatives and in an interactive
community of learners. The collaborative, cooperative, and discussion-based
environment supports the mastery of the skills and concepts in this course.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Horizons Mathematics 6: Student Workbook 1 and 2 ISBN 9780740325359 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Math Dock (Grades 4-8 and Pre-Algebra)
This class encourages and supports mastery of basic mathematical concepts. This is an interactive class designed to help even the most reluctant math student learn and enjoy math. Students have the opportunity to develop a solid foundation of math skills to stay on track when working with grade level concepts in Math 4-7 and pre-algebra.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Student’s Math Curriculum (Anchor Recommends: Horizons 4-6, Teaching Textbooks 7 or Pre-Algebra)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Math Pod (Grades 4-8 and Pre-Algebra)
This interactive, semi-private tutoring session is designed to encourage and support mastery of essential mathematical concepts. Whether building confidence or reinforcing key skills, students receive personalized guidance in a small group setting. This class helps even the most reluctant math learners engage with and enjoy math. Students develop a strong foundation in Math 4-7 and pre-algebra, ensuring they stay on track with grade-level expectations.
Instructor: Shannon Scott
Textbook: Student’s Grade Level Textbook (Horizons 4-6, Teaching Textbooks 7 or Pre-Algebra)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $10
Mix It Up! Art (Grades K-6)
Get ready for a colorful adventure! In this course, young artists dive into a world of creativity using drawing, painting, collage, and more. With fun, hands-on projects, students explore exciting art concepts like color mixing, texture, and design. They build confidence and let their imaginations soar. Join us for a joyful, art-filled journey where every student is free to create, explore, and express!
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Painting and Drawing (Grades 4-8)
In this vibrant course, young artists explore the foundations of painting and drawing through hands-on projects using pencils, acrylic paint, watercolor paint, and more. Students learn key art concepts such as shading, perspective, and color blending while expressing their unique ideas. Both individual and group activities encourage creativity, focus, and collaboration. This class helps students build artistic skills and confidence in a fun, supportive environment. Come create, imagine, and bring your artwork to life!
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $50
Photography (Grades 5-12)
Capture the world through a new lens! This hands-on class covers photography from composition and lighting to editing and storytelling. Students work through real-world projects, collaborative critiques, and creative challenges, developing photography skills.
Instructor: Melissa Henderson
Textbooks: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20 *Additional materials required: Students may use their own cameras if available. Those interested in purchasing a camera are welcome to do so. Phones may be used as an alternative. A limited number of classroom cameras are available for student use.
Rising Stars Theatre (Grades 4-12)
Rising Stars Theatre invites 4th-12th graders to step into the spotlight and bring stories to life!
Through acting exercises, character development, and stage techniques, students build confidence and creativity while working together to produce engaging performances. Whether mastering improv, memorizing lines, or learning stage direction, they develop essential skills for the theatre and beyond. With plenty of opportunities to shine, this class fosters teamwork, self-expression, and a love for the performing arts!
Instructor: Michelle White
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Science and Geography of the Ancient World (Grades 4-7)
In this hands-on, engaging class, students travel through time and across continents to explore how ancient civilizations understood and interacted with the world around them. From the deserts of Egypt to the jungles of Mesoamerica, students uncover how geography shaped cultures and how early scientists, natural philosophers like Aristotle, Archimedes, and Leonardo da Vinci, studied the natural world to learn more about life, nature, and even God. Blending science, geography, and history from 600 BC to the early Renaissance, this course highlights the discoveries, inventions, and insights that helped shape ancient societies and continue to influence our world today.
Instructor: Sheena Carbaugh
Required Textbook: Science in the Ancient World by Dr. Jay Wile; ISBN 9780989042420 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $25
Sous Chefs Cooking (Grades 3-8)
Do you want to learn how to cook at home? Do you want to work in a professional kitchen with a real caterer? Do you want to be my sous chef? Come on! Say, “Yes!” Sous Chefs students start with the skills they have when they walk in the kitchen, and we build from there to cooking on larger appliances. In this class, all levels of meal preparation occur for snacks, appetizers, breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, and more. Students learn leadership, communication, effective listening, and how to be a team player. They practice reading independently and complete their recipes as much as they can on their own. They are my Sous Chefs!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Usborne Start to Cook ISBN 9780794537432 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
Yoga (Girls Grades 4-8)
This class offers a calming and empowering space for girls to strengthen their bodies and minds through yoga practices. Students learn balance, flexibility, and breathing techniques while building confidence and body awareness. Each session focuses on mindfulness, self-respect, and inner strength, encouraging girls to carry these values into daily life. Whether flowing through poses or relaxing in stillness, students grow in focus, resilience, and a sense of calm in a supportive and encouraging environment.
Instructor: Samiya Ramsey
Textbook: All materials are provided by the instructor.
Class Material Fee per Semester: $20
Young Chefs Cooking (Grades K-6)
This class provides students with various abilities the chance to progress onto small electrical appliances including a six-quart Instapot. Students prepare snacks, breakfast, and lunch items independently while encouraging eating at home! With older students, this class fosters teamwork and beginning leadership all while cleaning up their own messes. This hands-on class creates young chefs!
Instructor: Tammy Baldwin
Completely Optional Textbooks: Edible Crafts Kids’ Cookbook ISBN 9781638073284; Start to Cook by Usborne ISBN 9780794537432 (Required textbooks are invoiced and supplied through Anchor.)
Class Material Fee per Semester: $105
