Grades will be given for high school classes. Credits toward graduation are determined by parents and Accountability Groups. SHEEP does not issue high school credits.
A word about fees: Each class has a $15 enrollment fee. Material fees are also one time. A $10 Monthly Admin fee will added to all invoices that each family receives to help pay for rent, insurance etc.
English Classes
Inocente: English I Moncks Corner
Grade: 9 (8th grade accepted with approval)
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $25
Supplies and books required: I will provide a textbook for the students. Students will need to provide a copy of Romeo and Juliet (ISBN 10: 0764120859 / ISBN 13: 9780764120855 ), To Kill a Mockingbird, and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 9 Student Workbook (ISBN13: 9780936981598). We will watch Romeo and Juliet in class as we
read the play. Students will need a 3-ring binder with loose leaf paper and a blue or black ink pen.
*No book substitutions are allowed.
This class is the equivalent of a 9th grade high school English credit, but advanced 8th grade students are permitted as well. We will explore and discuss literature and grammar. Students will do a number of writing assignments, including an intensive writing unit, as well as a number of projects. Each week, I will give students a week’s worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English II Moncks Corner
Grade: 10
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $32
Materials Fee: $25
Supplies and books required: I will provide a textbook for the students. Students will need to provide a copy of Julius Caesar ( ISBN13: 9780764120893), Tale of Two Cities, and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 10 Student Workbook (ISBN-13: 9780936981642). Students will also need a 3-ring binder, loose leaf paper, and a blue or blackink pen.
*No book substitutions are allowed.
Depending on how the schedule and timing work, we might watch parts of Les Miserable (to get an idea of the differences in the classes in France even after the Revolution). This class is the equivalent of a 10th grade high school English credit. We will explore and discuss literature and grammar. Students will complete a number of projects, as well as a research paper. Students
will complete writing and grammar activities. Each week, I will give students a week’s worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English III–American Literature Moncks Corner
Grade: 11
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $28
Supplies and books required: Students will need the The Crucible—Arthur Miller; Adventures of Huckleberry Finn— Twain; Of Mice and Men—Steinbeck; Great Gatsby—Fitzgerald; Old Man and the Sea—Hemingway; Raisin in the Sun—Hansberry and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 11 Student Workbook. Students will also need a 3-ring
binder, loose leaf paper, and a blue or black ink pen. *No book substitutions are allowed.
This class is the equivalent of an 11th grade high school English credit. Students will complete a rigorous study of American Literature from the 1600’s to modern times. We will watch The Great Gatsby and Raisin in the Sun in class as we read the novel. Students will complete a number of works—short stories, essays, poems, plays and novels— chronologically with a focus on the
authors and the historical period in which the work was written or takes place. Each unit will be based on a time period, and the history of that time will be investigated. The literature will be looked at in relation to the time period. Students will complete several writing assignments and projects. I will provide poetry, short stories and essays. Each week, I will give students a week’s
worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English IV–British Literature Moncks Corner
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Grade: 12
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fees: $28
Supplies and Books Required: A British Poetry Anthology for Learning Language Arts Through Literature ISBN 978-1-929683-30-7; Easy Grammar Ultimate Series Grade 12 Student Workbook 180 Daily Teaching Lessons ISBN 9780936981567; Simply Shakespeare’s Macbeth ISBN 13: 9780764120862; Frankenstein by Mary Shelley; Great Expectations by Charles Dickens; Brave New World by Aldous Huxley; and Animal Farm by George Orwell. Students need to have a 3-ring binder with loose leaf
paper and blue or black ink pens. *No book substitutions are allowed.
This course presents a survey of British literature from the Renaissance period to the Post-modern period. Students will study works of poetry, drama, and fiction. Students will participate in class discussions, read independently, complete vocabulary and
grammar activities, write a variety of essays and other writing assignments, and complete projects. Texts are selected from a diverse group of authors and traditions.
Grade: 9 (8th grade accepted with approval)
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $25
Materials Fee: $25
Supplies and books required: I will provide a textbook for the students. Students will need to provide a copy of Romeo and Juliet (ISBN 10: 0764120859 / ISBN 13: 9780764120855 ), To Kill a Mockingbird, and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 9 Student Workbook (ISBN13: 9780936981598). We will watch Romeo and Juliet in class as we
read the play. Students will need a 3-ring binder with loose leaf paper and a blue or black ink pen.
*No book substitutions are allowed.
This class is the equivalent of a 9th grade high school English credit, but advanced 8th grade students are permitted as well. We will explore and discuss literature and grammar. Students will do a number of writing assignments, including an intensive writing unit, as well as a number of projects. Each week, I will give students a week’s worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English II Moncks Corner
Grade: 10
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $32
Materials Fee: $25
Supplies and books required: I will provide a textbook for the students. Students will need to provide a copy of Julius Caesar ( ISBN13: 9780764120893), Tale of Two Cities, and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 10 Student Workbook (ISBN-13: 9780936981642). Students will also need a 3-ring binder, loose leaf paper, and a blue or blackink pen.
*No book substitutions are allowed.
Depending on how the schedule and timing work, we might watch parts of Les Miserable (to get an idea of the differences in the classes in France even after the Revolution). This class is the equivalent of a 10th grade high school English credit. We will explore and discuss literature and grammar. Students will complete a number of projects, as well as a research paper. Students
will complete writing and grammar activities. Each week, I will give students a week’s worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English III–American Literature Moncks Corner
Grade: 11
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Email: wendy@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $28
Supplies and books required: Students will need the The Crucible—Arthur Miller; Adventures of Huckleberry Finn— Twain; Of Mice and Men—Steinbeck; Great Gatsby—Fitzgerald; Old Man and the Sea—Hemingway; Raisin in the Sun—Hansberry and Easy Grammar Ultimate Series 180 Daily Teaching Lessons-Grade 11 Student Workbook. Students will also need a 3-ring
binder, loose leaf paper, and a blue or black ink pen. *No book substitutions are allowed.
This class is the equivalent of an 11th grade high school English credit. Students will complete a rigorous study of American Literature from the 1600’s to modern times. We will watch The Great Gatsby and Raisin in the Sun in class as we read the novel. Students will complete a number of works—short stories, essays, poems, plays and novels— chronologically with a focus on the
authors and the historical period in which the work was written or takes place. Each unit will be based on a time period, and the history of that time will be investigated. The literature will be looked at in relation to the time period. Students will complete several writing assignments and projects. I will provide poetry, short stories and essays. Each week, I will give students a week’s
worth of assignments. An honors credit option is available.
Inocente: English IV–British Literature Moncks Corner
Instructor: Wendy Inocente
Grade: 12
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fees: $28
Supplies and Books Required: A British Poetry Anthology for Learning Language Arts Through Literature ISBN 978-1-929683-30-7; Easy Grammar Ultimate Series Grade 12 Student Workbook 180 Daily Teaching Lessons ISBN 9780936981567; Simply Shakespeare’s Macbeth ISBN 13: 9780764120862; Frankenstein by Mary Shelley; Great Expectations by Charles Dickens; Brave New World by Aldous Huxley; and Animal Farm by George Orwell. Students need to have a 3-ring binder with loose leaf
paper and blue or black ink pens. *No book substitutions are allowed.
This course presents a survey of British literature from the Renaissance period to the Post-modern period. Students will study works of poetry, drama, and fiction. Students will participate in class discussions, read independently, complete vocabulary and
grammar activities, write a variety of essays and other writing assignments, and complete projects. Texts are selected from a diverse group of authors and traditions.
Kovanda: IEW 6-9 Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons Moncks Corner
Grade: 6th-9th
Instructor: Jaime Kovanda, Certified IEW Instructor
Email: jkovanda@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $10
Required for parent to purchase:
1 1/2” 3-ring binder, with four separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and paper. Pens, no pencils please.
Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons, 2nd Edition, copyright 2020; Student Resource Notebook, printed (Free download or purchase already printed through IEW)
Course Description:
Let’s travel the world together through history-based writing! The Modern History writing lessons allow students to experience world history through cultural literature and the study of famous people and events while learning to write with the Structure
and Style® writing method. Students will walk through all nine IEW Units. Students will also have an opportunity to present their final research paper “in character”. Feel free to contact me if you’re wondering which class is the best fit for your student.
Parents are expected to help their students with their weekly homework and edit the student rough drafts. Consistent parental involvement and communication with me are extremely important for students to make progress in their writing skills in this class.
Grade: 6th-9th
Instructor: Jaime Kovanda, Certified IEW Instructor
Email: jkovanda@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials Fee: $10
Required for parent to purchase:
1 1/2” 3-ring binder, with four separate tabs for Current Work, Completed Work, Resources, and paper. Pens, no pencils please.
Modern World History-Based Writing Lessons, 2nd Edition, copyright 2020; Student Resource Notebook, printed (Free download or purchase already printed through IEW)
Course Description:
Let’s travel the world together through history-based writing! The Modern History writing lessons allow students to experience world history through cultural literature and the study of famous people and events while learning to write with the Structure
and Style® writing method. Students will walk through all nine IEW Units. Students will also have an opportunity to present their final research paper “in character”. Feel free to contact me if you’re wondering which class is the best fit for your student.
Parents are expected to help their students with their weekly homework and edit the student rough drafts. Consistent parental involvement and communication with me are extremely important for students to make progress in their writing skills in this class.
Math Classes
Smith, Gina: Consumer Math Moncks Corner
Grades: 9-12 grade
Instructor: Gina Smith
Email address: rm1206@yahoo.com
Monthly Cost: $30
Material Fee: $20
Pre-requisites: Algebra 1
Required for parents to purchase: BJU Press Consumer Math 3rd Edition (newest edition released 2021) *Make sure you get the 3rd edition
Binder with 14 dividers (Chapter 1-14)
Notebook paper
Calculator
Course Description: Bob Jones University Consumer Math will prepare students to be good stewards of the Lord’s Money! Chapters will cover income, personal budgeting, borrowing money, food, clothing, maintaining a home, life and health insurance, vacation, and other practical, math-based topics.
Students' grades will be calculated based on the following: Weekly homework assignments, notebook checks, quizzes, tests and projects.
Grades: 9-12 grade
Instructor: Gina Smith
Email address: rm1206@yahoo.com
Monthly Cost: $30
Material Fee: $20
Pre-requisites: Algebra 1
Required for parents to purchase: BJU Press Consumer Math 3rd Edition (newest edition released 2021) *Make sure you get the 3rd edition
Binder with 14 dividers (Chapter 1-14)
Notebook paper
Calculator
Course Description: Bob Jones University Consumer Math will prepare students to be good stewards of the Lord’s Money! Chapters will cover income, personal budgeting, borrowing money, food, clothing, maintaining a home, life and health insurance, vacation, and other practical, math-based topics.
Students' grades will be calculated based on the following: Weekly homework assignments, notebook checks, quizzes, tests and projects.
History Classes
SNEED: Economics and Government Moncks Corner
Grade level: 9th -12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18 (one-time fee)
Parents are required to purchase textbook: Notgrass: Exploring Government (2016
edition) AND Notgrass: Exploring Economics (2016 edition) (these are hardback books).
Economics is a one-semester (a half-year credit) high school course that helps students understand economic terms and issues that have an impact on the United States and its citizens. We will have class discussions, homework assignments, tests, and one project. The textbook is the only book required for this class.
This class begins Fall 2022 (August 2022 tentative date).
American Government is a one-semester high school course that provides a half-year credit in government. Lessons will cover Federal, state, and local government. Special emphasis is placed on the Biblical basis for government and on the U.S. Constitution. We will have class discussions, homework assignments, tests, and one project.
The textbook is the only book required for this class.
This class begins in January 2023
Textbook ordering: history.notgrass.com/high school/exploring government/
Grade level: 9th -12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18 (one-time fee)
Parents are required to purchase textbook: Notgrass: Exploring Government (2016
edition) AND Notgrass: Exploring Economics (2016 edition) (these are hardback books).
Economics is a one-semester (a half-year credit) high school course that helps students understand economic terms and issues that have an impact on the United States and its citizens. We will have class discussions, homework assignments, tests, and one project. The textbook is the only book required for this class.
This class begins Fall 2022 (August 2022 tentative date).
American Government is a one-semester high school course that provides a half-year credit in government. Lessons will cover Federal, state, and local government. Special emphasis is placed on the Biblical basis for government and on the U.S. Constitution. We will have class discussions, homework assignments, tests, and one project.
The textbook is the only book required for this class.
This class begins in January 2023
Textbook ordering: history.notgrass.com/high school/exploring government/
TBA: HS U.S. History Moncks Corner
Grade Level: 9th-12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18.00 (one-time fee)
Textbook Required (Parents must purchase): Notgrass Exploring America Part 1 and Part 2 and American Voices
Grade Level: 9th-12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18.00 (one-time fee)
Textbook Required (Parents must purchase): Notgrass Exploring America Part 1 and Part 2 and American Voices
TBA: High School World History Moncks Corner
Grade Level: 9th-12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18 (one-time fee)
Required text (to be purchased by parents): Notgrass Exploring World History Part 1 and Part 2, and In Their Words.
Grade Level: 9th-12th
Instructor:
Monthly fee: $25
Material fee: $18 (one-time fee)
Required text (to be purchased by parents): Notgrass Exploring World History Part 1 and Part 2, and In Their Words.
Science Classes
Rupert: Biology Lab Moncks Corner
Grades: 9-12th (must be registered as 9th grade or above with their accountability group)
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $30
Material Fee: $28
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition
This is a new textbook – the 2nd edition will not work for this class
Pre-requisites: Physical Science
Supplies: 3-ring binder and colored pencils.
Course Description: The lab grade counts 1/3 of the overall Biology grade; tests and other at-home work make up the remaining 2/3 of the course grade. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, quizzes, occasional formal lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, and two major projects: a cell model due before Christmas break and a collection – identification project due the week after Spring break. Assignments must be turned in by the due date even if student is absent. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade; no late assignments accepted after 1 week.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of missed class. Students read the modules at home, parents grade all text work (tests, study guides, on-your-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Topics include properly collecting, observing, and analyzing data during a laboratory experiment, use and care for a microscope, writing up scientific experiments and connecting text concepts to the lab observations, dissecting animal specimens. The course will include labs covering microscopic organisms, cell functions, mitosis, DNA/RNA, genetics, animal and plant life, and other biological concepts.
Grades: 9-12th (must be registered as 9th grade or above with their accountability group)
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $30
Material Fee: $28
Text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Biology, 3rd Edition
This is a new textbook – the 2nd edition will not work for this class
Pre-requisites: Physical Science
Supplies: 3-ring binder and colored pencils.
Course Description: The lab grade counts 1/3 of the overall Biology grade; tests and other at-home work make up the remaining 2/3 of the course grade. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, quizzes, occasional formal lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, and two major projects: a cell model due before Christmas break and a collection – identification project due the week after Spring break. Assignments must be turned in by the due date even if student is absent. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade; no late assignments accepted after 1 week.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of missed class. Students read the modules at home, parents grade all text work (tests, study guides, on-your-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Topics include properly collecting, observing, and analyzing data during a laboratory experiment, use and care for a microscope, writing up scientific experiments and connecting text concepts to the lab observations, dissecting animal specimens. The course will include labs covering microscopic organisms, cell functions, mitosis, DNA/RNA, genetics, animal and plant life, and other biological concepts.
Rupert: Chemistry Lab Moncks Corner
Grades: 10th – 12th
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials fee: $28
Required Texts: Discovering Design With Chemistry by Dr. Jay Wile
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 and Physical Science (both required) and Biology (recommended)
Supplies: 3-ring binder, pencil or pen, colored pencils, scientific calculator (TI-30X is recommended, students may not use phones as calculators)
Course Description: The lab class will cover the textbook concepts through labs, quizzes, worksheets, and 2 major projects. One project is due before Christmas Break, and the other is due before Spring Break. Assignments are to be turned in on due date even if student is absent. Class time is allocated to assist with explanation of topics that students find difficult to understand from the textbook.
The Chemistry Lab grade is based on lab exercises/experiments, lab reports, projects, quizzes/summary assignments, and participation. This grade comprises 50% of the overall Chemistry grade. Tests, study guides, and on-your-own questions are graded by the parent are used for the remaining 50% of the Chemistry grade.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of missed class. Late assignments drop 1 letter grade; no late assignments accepted after 1 week.
Topics will include unit conversions, stoichiometry, atomic structure, the periodic table, balancing chemical equations, gas laws, acid/base reactions, chemical bonds, and thermodynamics.
Grades: 10th – 12th
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $35
Materials fee: $28
Required Texts: Discovering Design With Chemistry by Dr. Jay Wile
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 and Physical Science (both required) and Biology (recommended)
Supplies: 3-ring binder, pencil or pen, colored pencils, scientific calculator (TI-30X is recommended, students may not use phones as calculators)
Course Description: The lab class will cover the textbook concepts through labs, quizzes, worksheets, and 2 major projects. One project is due before Christmas Break, and the other is due before Spring Break. Assignments are to be turned in on due date even if student is absent. Class time is allocated to assist with explanation of topics that students find difficult to understand from the textbook.
The Chemistry Lab grade is based on lab exercises/experiments, lab reports, projects, quizzes/summary assignments, and participation. This grade comprises 50% of the overall Chemistry grade. Tests, study guides, and on-your-own questions are graded by the parent are used for the remaining 50% of the Chemistry grade.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of missed class. Late assignments drop 1 letter grade; no late assignments accepted after 1 week.
Topics will include unit conversions, stoichiometry, atomic structure, the periodic table, balancing chemical equations, gas laws, acid/base reactions, chemical bonds, and thermodynamics.
Rupert: Physical Science Lab Moncks Corner
Grades: 8th – 9th
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $30
Materials fee: $28
Required text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, 2nd Edition
Supplies: 3-ring binder, pencils
Course Description: This laboratory class offers students the opportunity to perform the experiments and discuss the material contained in Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, second edition. Students will have the opportunity to learn to properly collect data during a laboratory experiment and write up scientific experiments. Students will also be required to complete two projects.
The lab grade counts for 30% of the course grade. This grade is not to be used as their overall Physical Science course grade, since it will only reflect work done on the labs, not on reading and tests. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, two major projects, and class participation. Detailed instructions for all assignments will be given in class.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of a missed class. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade.
Students are to read the modules in the textbook at home on the same schedule as the lab syllabus. Parents are responsible for grading all text work (tests, study guides, on-you-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Grades: 8th – 9th
Instructor: Laureen Rupert
Email: laureen@sheep.education
Monthly Cost: $30
Materials fee: $28
Required text: Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, 2nd Edition
Supplies: 3-ring binder, pencils
Course Description: This laboratory class offers students the opportunity to perform the experiments and discuss the material contained in Apologia Exploring Creation with Physical Science, second edition. Students will have the opportunity to learn to properly collect data during a laboratory experiment and write up scientific experiments. Students will also be required to complete two projects.
The lab grade counts for 30% of the course grade. This grade is not to be used as their overall Physical Science course grade, since it will only reflect work done on the labs, not on reading and tests. Students will be graded on weekly lab reports, maintaining a neat lab notebook, two major projects, and class participation. Detailed instructions for all assignments will be given in class.
Absences are excused only with an email from parent within 24 hours of a missed class. Late assignments will drop 1 letter grade.
Students are to read the modules in the textbook at home on the same schedule as the lab syllabus. Parents are responsible for grading all text work (tests, study guides, on-you-own questions) and textbook progress will be checked at the end of each semester.
Elective Classes
Kovanda: High School Biblical Worldview - Moncks Corner
Instructor: Jaime Kovanda
Email address: jkovanda@sheep.education
Google Classroom Code: mmo7tk7
Grades: 9-12
Monthly Cost: $35
Material Fee: $30
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required:
● Textbook “Lightbearers” by Summit Ministries - Biblical Worldview Curriculum
● Bible
● Reliable internet access
● Notebook/Paper, Pencils, Pens, and highlighters
Course Description: The Lightbearers Homeschool curriculum is designed to help high school
students clearly understand the tenets of the Christian worldview, and how they compare to that of the
leading humanistic worldviews of our day. Students will learn how to apply their Christian faith to every
area of life: theology, philosophy, ethics, biology, sociology, psychology, law, politics, economics, and
history. Some of the issues covered include abortion, apologetics, cults, evolution, feminism,
homosexuality, naturalism, moral relativism, pluralism, relationships, socialism, and many more! By the
end of this course, the student will become self-aware of their own personal worldview, as well as properly
articulate all facets of their Christian faith. They will be fully equipped to apologetically defend the truths of
the Gospel, and battle against the vain, fruitless teachings of worldly philosophy. The topics discussed are
challenging, and the confidence in Christ they will gain is invaluable as we will all seek to cement our trust
in Christ as the only solid foundation on which we stand.
Classroom Expectations
● Students should actively participate in class discussions and complete assignments to include
watching assigned videos via the link provided.
● Students must always maintain a respectful attitude toward everyone as we will often be
discussing heavy (and sometimes sensitive) topics
● Students will utilize the Google Classroom platform to retrieve, complete, and turn in
assignments.
Schedule: Because this is a high school level course, the goal of our time together is to participate in
rich, fruitful discussions that shape and cement our Biblical Worldview. With that, students are expected
to come to class ready to participate and contribute to the conversation. To do so, all homework
assignments should be completed on time. Our class can be measured “successful” by the understanding
gained more than the amount of material we forge through. Students will refine their abilities to think
broadly and deeply about worldviews and our Christian faith. It is my intention to accomplish as much of
the ten units as possible, however, foundational understanding and practical application is paramount. To
accomplish this, we will:
● Pray together
● Review discussion questions from the reading assignments
● Check completed homework
● Present and learn new material
● Discuss upcoming assignments / homework expectations
Grading Scale
Videos & Discussion Questions 20%
-These are located at: https://app.summitu.com/lb/resources
-use the passcode: rjZc5sDX
-Google Classroom Code: mmo7tk7
Reading Response 30%
-These will be posted in Google Classroom or presented in class.
Clips & Sidebars 10%
-The “Clips” are located at: https://app.summitu.com/lb/resources
-use the passcode: rjZc5sDX
-Google Classroom has the assignments for each clip with questions to engage the students in
the online discussion. These will often be discussed in class as well but not always.
Reflecting Assignments 15%
-Google Classroom has the assignments for each clip with questions to engage the students in
the online discussion. These will often be discussed in class as well but not always.
Participation & Discussion in Class and on Google Classroom 25%
Instructor: Jaime Kovanda
Email address: jkovanda@sheep.education
Google Classroom Code: mmo7tk7
Grades: 9-12
Monthly Cost: $35
Material Fee: $30
Pre-requisites: None
Supplies and Books required:
● Textbook “Lightbearers” by Summit Ministries - Biblical Worldview Curriculum
● Bible
● Reliable internet access
● Notebook/Paper, Pencils, Pens, and highlighters
Course Description: The Lightbearers Homeschool curriculum is designed to help high school
students clearly understand the tenets of the Christian worldview, and how they compare to that of the
leading humanistic worldviews of our day. Students will learn how to apply their Christian faith to every
area of life: theology, philosophy, ethics, biology, sociology, psychology, law, politics, economics, and
history. Some of the issues covered include abortion, apologetics, cults, evolution, feminism,
homosexuality, naturalism, moral relativism, pluralism, relationships, socialism, and many more! By the
end of this course, the student will become self-aware of their own personal worldview, as well as properly
articulate all facets of their Christian faith. They will be fully equipped to apologetically defend the truths of
the Gospel, and battle against the vain, fruitless teachings of worldly philosophy. The topics discussed are
challenging, and the confidence in Christ they will gain is invaluable as we will all seek to cement our trust
in Christ as the only solid foundation on which we stand.
Classroom Expectations
● Students should actively participate in class discussions and complete assignments to include
watching assigned videos via the link provided.
● Students must always maintain a respectful attitude toward everyone as we will often be
discussing heavy (and sometimes sensitive) topics
● Students will utilize the Google Classroom platform to retrieve, complete, and turn in
assignments.
Schedule: Because this is a high school level course, the goal of our time together is to participate in
rich, fruitful discussions that shape and cement our Biblical Worldview. With that, students are expected
to come to class ready to participate and contribute to the conversation. To do so, all homework
assignments should be completed on time. Our class can be measured “successful” by the understanding
gained more than the amount of material we forge through. Students will refine their abilities to think
broadly and deeply about worldviews and our Christian faith. It is my intention to accomplish as much of
the ten units as possible, however, foundational understanding and practical application is paramount. To
accomplish this, we will:
● Pray together
● Review discussion questions from the reading assignments
● Check completed homework
● Present and learn new material
● Discuss upcoming assignments / homework expectations
Grading Scale
Videos & Discussion Questions 20%
-These are located at: https://app.summitu.com/lb/resources
-use the passcode: rjZc5sDX
-Google Classroom Code: mmo7tk7
Reading Response 30%
-These will be posted in Google Classroom or presented in class.
Clips & Sidebars 10%
-The “Clips” are located at: https://app.summitu.com/lb/resources
-use the passcode: rjZc5sDX
-Google Classroom has the assignments for each clip with questions to engage the students in
the online discussion. These will often be discussed in class as well but not always.
Reflecting Assignments 15%
-Google Classroom has the assignments for each clip with questions to engage the students in
the online discussion. These will often be discussed in class as well but not always.
Participation & Discussion in Class and on Google Classroom 25%
Sanders: Private Piano Lessons Moncks Corner
Grade: K-12
Instructor: Jill Sanders
Email: Jill.musician@gmail.com
Monthly Cost: $25 Weekly
Materials Fee: $0
Required for parent to purchase: 1 Lesson book; 1 Theory book; Spiral bound notebook; 1 Pencil. Please email me directly for the link to Amazon. Specific books will be assigned based on the level of the student.
Course Description: Beginning-Intermediate Piano lessons. This course will consist of one 30 minute lesson per week. One piano and one theory book will be required for this course. This class will teach note reading, the musical alphabet, rhythm, steady beat, using a metronome, treble clef, bass clef, rests and more! Sign up for a musical adventure!
Grade: K-12
Instructor: Jill Sanders
Email: Jill.musician@gmail.com
Monthly Cost: $25 Weekly
Materials Fee: $0
Required for parent to purchase: 1 Lesson book; 1 Theory book; Spiral bound notebook; 1 Pencil. Please email me directly for the link to Amazon. Specific books will be assigned based on the level of the student.
Course Description: Beginning-Intermediate Piano lessons. This course will consist of one 30 minute lesson per week. One piano and one theory book will be required for this course. This class will teach note reading, the musical alphabet, rhythm, steady beat, using a metronome, treble clef, bass clef, rests and more! Sign up for a musical adventure!
Study Hall Moncks Corner
All Grades offered 10 AM - 1PM
Monthly Cost: $15
Study Hall is quiet place to study. Bring a book to read if you have nothing to study. No electronics unless used for study. No games to be played. If your child cannot sit quietly for the 50 minutes, this is not the class for your child.
Food is only allowed during the lunch hour of 12:00. Limited Space Available
All Grades offered 10 AM - 1PM
Monthly Cost: $15
Study Hall is quiet place to study. Bring a book to read if you have nothing to study. No electronics unless used for study. No games to be played. If your child cannot sit quietly for the 50 minutes, this is not the class for your child.
Food is only allowed during the lunch hour of 12:00. Limited Space Available
