Classes/Books/Supplies

CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION for 2026-2027

***Class Fees are non-refundable. Classes may be changed up to a certain date before the beginning of the year. After classes are set, if you decide to change classes, you will be responsible for the fee for the class you are leaving and the fee for the class you are moving to.

First Hour

Nursery (all hours)

Supply List:

  • Labeled Diaper Bag with the following:
    • Labeled Sippy Cup w/water
    • Labeled Diapers & Wipes
    • Labeled change of clothes (underwear if potty trained)
    • $15 Supply Fee

PreK-K — Early Learners Class

A fun day spent focusing on pre-reading, number sense, and fine motor skill development through some music, good stories and of course lots of crafts and sensory bins!

  • Labeled Water Bottle
  • Box of Crayons
  • Scissors
  • Pencils
  • Glue Stick
  • Washable Markers
  • Nap Mat for afternoon rest time like THIS
  • $20 Class Fee

1st-2nd — ZOOLOGY

Using Apologia’s Zoology textbooks, we will explore the amazing creatures that God has made in the world around us. Through reading, crafts and play, we will learn about the wonders of God’s creation.

Supply List:

  • Crayons
  • Glue Sticks
  • Scissors
  • Colored Pencils
  • $20 Class Fee

3rd-4th — Science In the Ancient World

The course covers the scientific work of natural philosophers who lived from about 600 BC to the early AD 1500s. It concentrates mostly on what these ancient scientists got right, but it does spend some time discussing what they got wrong, because even the mistakes that scientists make can sometimes advance our understanding of the natural world. Because the course covers science as it was developed, it covers a wide range of topics including human anatomy, medicine, optics, heliocentrism, geocentrism, sound, music, magnets, how steam is used to generate power, the motion of objects through a medium, combustion, levers, pulleys, plant growth, plant anatomy, tree ring dating, the atmosphere, astronomy, the basics of graphing, plastics, density, water flow, friction, and erosion. Throughout the course, students learn that most of the great scientists who lived from AD 500 to the end of this time period were devout Christians who did science because they thought they could learn more about God by studying His handiwork.

Supply List:

  • ENCOURAGED: Science in the Ancient World textbook HERE
  • 1″ Binder for notebook pages
  • Glue Sticks
  • Scissors
  • Pencils
  • Colored pencils
  • $25 Class Fee

5th-6th — Science In the Ancient World

The course covers the scientific work of natural philosophers who lived from about 600 BC to the early AD 1500s. It concentrates mostly on what these ancient scientists got right, but it does spend some time discussing what they got wrong, because even the mistakes that scientists make can sometimes advance our understanding of the natural world. Because the course covers science as it was developed, it covers a wide range of topics including human anatomy, medicine, optics, heliocentrism, geocentrism, sound, music, magnets, how steam is used to generate power, the motion of objects through a medium, combustion, levers, pulleys, plant growth, plant anatomy, tree ring dating, the atmosphere, astronomy, the basics of graphing, plastics, density, water flow, friction, and erosion. Throughout the course, students learn that most of the great scientists who lived from AD 500 to the end of this time period were devout Christians who did science because they thought they could learn more about God by studying His handiwork.

Supply List:

  • ENCOURAGED: Science in the Ancient World textbook HERE
  • 1″ Binder for notebook pages
  • Glue Sticks
  • Scissors
  • Pencils
  • Colored pencils
  • $25 Class Fee

7th-8th –Science in the Atomic Age = 1 HS Credit

This laboratory-based, junior high science course covers a wide range of topics that are of interest to modern scientists. It starts by describing our current understanding of atoms, molecules, the chemicals that are necessary for life, DNA, and cells. These topics are all discussed in the context of history, explaining how specific scientific advances led to the scientific explanations that the students are being taught. This allows students to learn not only the current scientific understanding of these topics, but also how scientists reached that understanding.

The course then uses what the student has learned to describe the living world. It discusses the levels of organization found in creation and spends time discussing topics at each level. As a result, students learn how cells work together to make tissues, how tissues come together to make organs, how organs form organ systems, how those organ systems produce organisms, and how those organisms relate to one another in populations and communities. The student then learns how those communities interact with the physical environment to form ecosystems, which then form biomes. Along the way, students learn about fascinating new discoveries such as the function of the human appendix, the human microbiome, and soft tissue found in dinosaur fossils. Throughout the course, God’s design in nature is highlighted, and topics in the creation/evolution debate are discussed.

Supply List:

  • Science in the Atomic Age Textbook Here
  • Science in the Atomic Age Student Notebook Here
    • There is a free/printable version of the Student Notebook Here
    • If you print it yourself, you will need a binder. Please do not send loose paper.
  • Spiral Notebook/Binder with Binder Paper for notes/ homework
  • Folder with Pockets
  • 3×5 Index Cards
  • Colored pencils
  • Highlighters
  • Pens
  • $30 Class Fee

Biology (9th-10th) = 1 HS Credit

Discovering Design with Biology  gives the student an introduction to how living organisms are designed, how they interact with one another, and how they interact with their physical environment.  Students are taught how biologists classify life, the chemical processes that make life possible, the structures of RNA and DNA, and the designs of the different cells found in living organisms.  Students also learn the means by which photosynthesis, cellular respiration, and cellular reproduction occur. They then learn the current state of biotechnology.  With the molecular and cellular basis of life covered, the students are then given a survey of the different kinds of organisms found in nature: archaea, bacteria, protists, fungi, invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants. The students then learn the biogeochemical cycles that keep environments hospitable to life, which leads to a discussion of ecosystems. Throughout the course, students see that life is the result of design and that organisms have been given the ability to adapt to their surroundings. In addition, they learn various problems associated with the modern evolutionary synthesis.

Supply List:

  • Discovering Design with Biology Here
  • Discovering Design with Biology Workbook Free Printable (Optional)
  • Binder (for student organization)
  • Binder Paper
  • 3×5 Index Cards and Case
  • 2 Spiral Notebooks
  • Pens
  • Highlighters
  • Colored Pens or Pencils
  • $30 Class Fee

Chemistry (10th-12th — Prerequisite Algebra 1) = 1 HS Credit

This independent-study, college-preparatory course covers fundamental aspects of chemistry such as the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, chemical bonding, molecular geometry, physical change, chemical change, stoichiometry, solutions, ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions, thermochemistry, thermodynamics, kinetics, and chemical equilibrium. Weaving together concepts and their mathematical applications, the course teaches students how to think as a chemist so they can analyze the major changes that occur in matter.

Supply List:

  • Discovering Design with Chemistry Book Here
  • Discovering Design with Chemistry Workbook** Here
    • There is a free/printable version of the Student Notebook Here
    • If you print it yourself, you will need a binder. Please do not send loose paper.
    • **The Workbook is optional. It will provide a dedicated space for the homework assignments, but a spiral is acceptable. We will be creating our own lab book.
  • Spiral/Binder for notes/ homework
  • Lab Book (Graph Composition) Here
    • This will ONLY be used for labs. Must be separate from homework and notes.
  • Calculator
    • Any calculator will do. Does not need to be a scientific calculator, but it helps. Example
  • Index Cards 3×5
  • $20 Class Fee

Physics (11th-12th — Prerequisite Geometry)= 1 HS Credit

This laboratory-based high school physics course gives the student an introduction to the basics, such as Newton’s Laws of Motion, Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation, work, energy, and power, waves, sound, and light, electrical potential, electric fields, circuits, resistance, and current, magnetism, and magnetic fields.

Supply List:

  • Discovering Design with Physics -Textbook Here
  • Discovering Design with Physics – Student Workbook Here
  • There is a free/printable version of the Student Notebook Here
    • If you print it yourself, you will need a binder. Please do not send loose paper.
  • Pencils
  • Spiral/Binder for notes/ homework
  • Lab Book (Graph Composition) Here
    • This will ONLY be used for labs. Must be separate from homework and notes.
  • Index Cards 3×5
  • $30 Class Fee

Second Hour

PreK-K — Music & Play

This class will contain fun activities introducing the beginning elements of music and structured playtime.

Supply List:

  • Labeled Water Bottle
  • Box of preferred snack to share with class (Nut & Dye Free Please)
  • $10 Class Fee

1st-3rd — Music, Literature & Art

In this unit study class we will explore music through picture books and art projects, while listening to great composers. We will practice noticing how the music, literature and art makes us feel and what it makes us think about when we listen to or engage with it. Class Fee covers art supplies for the year.

Supply List:

  • $25 Class Fee

3rd-6th — Nature Journaling: Add the Wonder

We will use Add the Wonder, a nature curriculum by 1000 Hours Outside. It is designed to be cross-curricular and suitable for multiple age groups. It is written to capture the attention through fascinating interconnections in our world. One unit will be completed each month. Students will complete a journaling page each class period, alternating between a map/diagram and an art lesson. Any other art supplies not on the supply list will be provided. 

Supply List:

  • 9×12 mixed media notebook like THIS ONE
  • Watercolors
  • Watercolor brushes, small and medium
  • Colored Pencils
  • Scissors
  • $10 Class Fee

4th-6th — Texas History

This course from Beautiful Feet will help students build a meaningful connection to the Lone Star State with an engaging, literature-based Texas history curriculum. Through carefully selected living books, students explore key events, people, and cultures—from Native American tribes and Spanish exploration to the Texas Revolution, statehood, and beyond—while strengthening reading comprehension and literary analysis skills.

Geography, map work, and timelines are woven into weekly lessons as students learn the regions, rivers, and landmarks of Texas. Hands-on projects and recipes bring learning to life, while a Texas Notebook allows students to record and reflect on their discoveries.

Supply List:

  • Spiral Notebook
  • 3-prong Folder
  • Pencils & Erasers
  • Colored Pencils
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • $35 Class Fee

5th-12th — Beginner & Advanced Competition Archery (Available during 2nd & 3rd Periods)

This class is designed to teach beginners and advanced archers the fundamentals in the sport in a safe and fun environment! Class will be instructed by an NASP instructor which will prepare the students to participate in competitions, as often as families are wanting to, against other schools around Central Texas.  Archery is a great way to teach focus, control over mind and breathing, patience and determination, and correct body mechanics which will all have an impact in their daily life!

Safety will be of the utmost importance and the first month will be spent on in class instruction focusing on safety, correct body mechanics, control of breath, eye dominance, stance and following instructions during shooting. We will then take all we have learned to the archery range! Most class time after the first month I plan to have the students working on their archery skills on the range. 

Students will learn how to make corrections in their shooting and implement that to be better archers. Competitions for NASP usually happen from January to March, and some in the fall.  Not everyone is required to participate in these tournaments, but the opportunity is there for all in the class.  Sometimes the tournaments will have a small fee, it depends on the school who is putting the tournament on. This is a fun way to get involved with other archers and continue the sport for years to come! (There will be a $12-$14 shirt that will be purchased for our archery team competition participants. That will come at a later date once students have had experience and know if they would like to participate  in the upcoming tournaments.)

Supply List:

  • Closed toe shoes
  • Pen
  • $80 Class Fee (Includes all items needed for in class and range instruction, including bows, arrows, targets, etc.)

6th-8th — Cash Course from PragerU

This course from PragerU is an interactive course to teach 6th-8th grade students the basics of financial literacy. Topics include budgeting, saving, understanding credit and investing, and personal finance. We will work on projects in class to demonstrate how these principles play out in the real world. We will also discuss biblical principles that guide our thinking on financial principles.  

Supply List:

  • Folder
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Spiral Notebook
  • $10 Class Fee

7th-10th — Write Shop 1

WriteShop I teaches students to write descriptive, informative, and narrative compositions. Students will use their observations and experiences to write strong, well-developed paragraphs that include complex sentences of varying lengths. Working independently, students are given clear objectives and tools that will help improve brainstorming, writing, and self-editing skills. 

Supply List:

  • WriteShop I Student Workbook Here
  • Dictionary and Thesaurus (or access to apps)
  • Multi-colored highlighters
  • 1.5-inch 3-ring binder and paper 
  • 5 tab dividers
  • Pens
  • $20 Class Fee

9th-12th — Improv Comedy: Building Confidence, Creativity & Connection (FALL SEMESTER) = 1/2 HS Credit

In this fun, high-energy improv class, high school students will explore the fundamentals of short-form improvisation through games, exercises, and scene work. Using Mel Paradis’s Teaching Improv: The Essential Handbook, a structured guide with step-by-step lesson plans and over 100 improv activities, students will progressively build essential skills in a supportive, collaborative environment.

What students will gain:

Stronger listening, focus, and quick-thinking abilities

Greater confidence in speaking, performing, and taking creative risks

Improved teamwork, adaptability, and “yes, and…” collaboration skills

Enhanced communication, storytelling, and public presence

Plenty of laughter and memorable moments with peers

No prior theater or performance experience is required, just a willingness to play, support others, and step outside your comfort zone. Each class combines warm-ups, skill-building games, and improvised scenes, culminating in informal showcases so students can celebrate their growth. Throughout the course, students will also watch and reflect upon short, PG-rated clips of professional improv performances to observe techniques and styles in action.

This course is ideal for homeschool high schoolers looking to boost creativity, social skills, and self-expression while having a great time.

Supply List:

  • 1″ Binder
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pens/Pencils
  • $20 Class Fee

9th-12th — FRONTLINES: AI, Warfare, Career & Ethics (SPRING SEMESTER)= 1/2 HS Credit

This is a 17-week course that turns yesterday’s science fiction into today’s classroom. Students will explore the forces actively reshaping the world around them; cyber-attacks, autonomous weapons, AI disruption, and the social, ethical, and economic consequences playing out in real time. From social media safety and cybersecurity fundamentals to AI on the battlefield and in the boardroom, every topic connects to something happening right now, in the news, in the workforce, and in everyday life. Students will walk away more aware, more informed, and better equipped, with a clear-eyed understanding of AI, cybersecurity, autonomous systems, and humanoid technology that is rooted in knowledge and critical thinking, not fear. In a world moving faster than the headlines can keep up with, this course gives students the vocabulary and perspective to engage in what is coming; confidently, thoughtfully and educated. 

Supply List:

  • Folder or binder for in-class handouts
  • Notebook or journal for personal reflections and discussion prep
  • Pen or pencil
  • (Optional) Access to a personal laptop or tablet for certain in-class activities
  • Student email address is requested (Gmail preferred) for access to course materials
  • Drive access (Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive) is encouraged for file sharing and digital resources
  • $5 Class Fee

9th-12th — US History = 1 HS Credit

Exploring America, by the Notgrass Company, presents United States history from a Christian viewpoint. This curriculum provides an overview of American history from Christopher Columbus to present day (text updated 2019). This course is comprised of two main texts containing 150 lessons divided into 30 units of five lessons each.

Supply List:

  • Exploring America Part 1 HERE
  • Exploring America Part 2 HERE
  • OPTIONAL American Voices HERE
  • 1″ Binder
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pen/Pencils
  • Colored Pencils
  • $20 Class Fee

9th-12th — Spanish 1 = 1 HS Credit

Breaking the Spanish Barrier Level One Beginner full-year course. The Level One Beginner Student Edition worktext starts with introducing simple words and phrases that cover day-to-day vocabulary and conversations that include all the sounds of the Spanish language to help students develop an authentic accent. The remaining 12 lessons cover both grammar and usage focusing on building vocabulary and conversational skills. In addition to lesson content, a variety of written exercises (like translation, fill-in-the-blank, find-the-error) help to solidify concepts and oral practice scripts provide dialogue and question prompts. Additional references include verb charts and English-Spanish and Spanish-English dictionaries.

Supply List:

  • Breaking the Spanish Barrier Workbook HERE
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Spanish Dictionary like HERE
  • $10 Class Fee

THIRD HOUR

PreK-K Read Alouds & Rest

In this final class of our PreK-K day, we will use good stories for reading aloud and encourage some rest and quiet play to wind down the minds.

Supply List:

  • Labeled Water Bottle
  • 1 Box/Package of preferred snack to share with class (Nut & Dye Free)
  • $10 Class Fee

1st-3rd — Inventors’ Lab STEM Class

Build, test, and create amazing projects each week! In Inventors’ Lab, we will explore science, engineering, and problem-solving through hands-on challenges, fun experiments, and creative teamwork. As we discover how things work, we will also celebrate the order, creativity, and wonder of God’s world.

Supply List:

  • Pencils and eraser
  • Crayons/colored pencils
  • Glue stick
  • Kid scissors
  • $25 Class Fee

3rd-6th — PE Class

This class will be filled with many different opportunities for each student.  We will learn some of the classic gym style games and some fun new ones.  We will also use this time to learn some basic stretching, coordination, and agility skills.  This class will give students the opportunity to have fun through moving their bodies, friendly competition, and learning new skills.

Supply List:

  • Tennis Shoes
  • Water Bottle (Please label w/child’s name & pack enough water for the day!)
  • $10 Class Fee

3rd-6th — Game Time!

In this class we will be playing games and learning how to win and lose well. There will be much opportunity to engage in healthy competition and lots of fun!

Supply List:

  • $20 Class Fee

7th-8th — PreAlgebra

Supply List

  • Math U See PreAlgebra Workbook & Tests HERE
  • OPTIONAL: Math U See PreAlgebra DVD’s HERE
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pencils & Erasers
  • $10 Class Fee

7th-8th — Big Truths for Young Hearts (FALL)

Come learn about the greatness of God, to know and love Him more and learn the stories from church history of the trials and triumphs of God’s great family: your family!

Supply List:

  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pencils
  • Pencil Sharpener
  • Eraser
  • $10 Class Fee

7th-8th — American Battles of the Revolution (SPRING)

We will study the places, battles, people and weapons involved. Balancing the tragedy of war and thread of God’s redemption plan of drawing people to Himself. Sometimes the underdog wins against all odds and at times those who love and follow Jesus suffer tremendous hardships and sufferings. Through it all God is still good and kind. He establishes kings and kingdoms and He is the only true King!

Supply List:

  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pencils
  • Pencil Sharpener
  • Eraser
  • $10 Class Fee


10th-12th — Algebra 2 = 1 HS Credit

Math U See Curriculum

  • Math U See Algebra 2 Student Pack Here
  • OPTIONAL: Math U See Algebra 2 DVD’s Here
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pencils
  • Pencil Sharpener
  • Eraser
  • $10 Class Fee

9th-12th — Leadership Skills (FALL) – 1/2 HS Credit

We will be reading & discussing The Conviction to Lead: 25 Principles of Leadership That Matters by Albert Mohler. The emphasis of this class will be on growing a perspective that real leadership is a transferring of conviction to others, affecting their actions, motivations, intuition, and commitment. We will use this practical guide to walk us through what a leader needs to know, do, and be in order to affect change. We plan to have a few guest speakers come and share from various leadership perspectives. 

Supply List:

  • The Conviction to Lead Book HERE
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pen
  • Bible
  • $10 Class Fee

9th-12th — Equipped: A Study in Bible Literacy and Practical Growth  (SPRING)

This course is designed to equip high school students with the practical skills necessary to grow in their walk with Christ. Together, we will explore the “metanarrative” of Scripture—the big story of the Bible—and learn how to develop a distinctively Christian worldview. Students will gain hands-on experience in Bible study methods, moving beyond simple reading to deep understanding. Our ultimate goal is to build a firm foundation that empowers teens to live as confident disciples of Jesus in today’s world.

Supply List:

  • Life-Giving Discipleship by Grant Kaul HERE
  • A Study Bible (CSB, ESV, or NASB preferred)
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Pens
  • $10 Class Fee

9th-12th — English: Exploring Identity &Truth Through Literature & Composition

= 1 HS Credit

This discussion-based English course explores literature through the themes of identity, truth, and purpose. Students will read a combination of classic and contemporary works that challenge them to think critically, engage thoughtfully, and reflect on what it means to live with integrity and conviction.

The course emphasizes reading comprehension, literary analysis, and written expression. Students will participate in guided discussions, complete reflective journaling, and respond to writing prompts designed to strengthen their communication and critical thinking skills.

Through each text, students will examine character development, conflict, theme, and worldview, while making meaningful connections to their own lives and a biblical understanding of identity and truth. This class is designed to support both academic growth and personal development in a structured, engaging environment.

Required Book List:

  1. The Giver by Lois Lowry
  2. Animal Farm by George Orwell
  3. Wonder by R. J. Palacio
  4. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
  5. The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom
  6. When Crickets Cry by Charles Martin
  7. The Trial by Robert Whitlow
  8. In His Steps by Charles Sheldon
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Highlighters
  • Spiral Notebook
  • Bible
  • $20 Class Fee