All sixth graders will launch their middle school career with this required first-semester elective. The course will include organizational and study skills. Students will be introduced to their laptops, and they will learn how to navigate and utilize applications, including Microsoft Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Guest speakers will join the class to discuss various topics, including Heritage history and culture, leadership, service, and character development. This new course will set our sixth graders up for success in middle school and beyond.

As we follow the Abeka curriculum, this family and consumer sciences course will include food and kitchen safety, basic techniques, healthy habits, hospitality, and fresh ingredient cooking, all from a Christian perspective.

Choir students will focus on the various aspects of performing music as an ensemble and worship team. Music literacy, vocal technique, and harmonizing will be covered as we utilize our vocals gifts to glorify Him.

The class will focus on John Maxwell's Laws of Leadership. Through this course and workbook, students will use case studies, self-evaluations, and group discussion questions to help boost their leadership skills.

We are excited to offer this intentional time for students to study and complete assignments. The class teacher will facilitate a quiet work environment, supporting the development of organizational and time management skills. This is a great elective for students with after-school commitments.

This course will offer a Christ-centered fitness and mindfulness opportunity. Incorporating faith, Scripture, and prayer, students will focus on building strength and endurance in a quiet environment that allows for personal time with Jesus.

This course will offer opportunities for students to experience all aspects of drama. From acting to behind-the-scenes support, students will dive into drama basics with opportunities to practice what they have learned through small productions.

Students of all artistic skill levels are welcome to focus specifically on watercolor painting.  As we focus on how we are fearfully and wonderfully made, students will have the opportunity to express themselves and use art as a form of worship.