Community Homeschool Center @Legends Event Center
CLASSES & TEACHERS
To join a class or club, simply send an e-mail to the contact name listed below.
​
​
FREE CLUBS & GROUPS
​
Want to start a group, class, or free club? Contact us through the Facebook page or email: communityhomeschoolcenter@gmail.com
​
CHC Board Members :
Amber Collier: soulcreativearts@gmail.com
Kenneth Fleming
Suzanne Gose: suzanne.gose@gmail.com
Lisa Lanning: lisa.lanning@gmail.com
Angela Leggett: homeschooling.is.love@gmail.com
Eva Parsons: parsons.eva.anne@gmail.com
​
​
CHC Teachers and Club Contacts ( 2023 - 2024):
Amber Collier soulcreativearts@gmail.com -Dance and Ballet -I am a Christian, a wife, and a homeschooling mother of 3 amazing children. I graduated from Texas A&M in 2003 and have always had an entrepreneurial spirit! My family has lived in College Station for 10 years, and I have taught ballet, locally, for the past 9. We are a Texas loving nature family! In my free time you will find me with family enjoying our ranch, hiking, reading, and spending time with my family!
Abigail Castro risekidsrunclub@gmail.com - Run Club - I love the Lord and I'm a homeschool mama of 2! I graduated from UTSA in 2005 with a degree in Special Education. I have been running since the Fifth grade and participated in track and field and cross country. I continue to run because I find running to be a rewarding outlet physically, mentally, and emotionally, (although challenging). I love to work with kids and want to help give them tools to grow which is why I'm excited about run club! I enjoy playing games with family and friends, being outdoors when it's cooler, art, crafts, and exploring new places!
Gabrielle Davis gabrielled99@protonmail.com - Pre School Classes - My name is Gabrielle Davis. I am a local homeschooling mom of 9 (2 graduated so far, 1 in Heaven, 6 still at home) and a former kindergarten teacher in Bryan ISD. I have an Early Childhood/Elementary teaching degree from TAMU. I have homeschooled all of my children from the beginning and taught in many homeschool co-ops over the years. I have a heart for teaching and especially love little people.
Sharon Dickey sharondickey@bellsouth.net - ASL - American Sign Language: I have taught or been involved with ASL for more than 20years. I have taught from kindergarten to adults. I have also been involved with deaf missions. Right now, I am working with my daughter for a Sign Language competition in music.
Kenneth Fleming kenneth@sciencebetweenthepages.com - Science - Dr. Kenneth Fleming has been teaching science in the Bryan/College Station community since 2009. His passion for understanding how people learn science inspired him to pursue graduate education at Texas A&M University. His research narrowed to investigating how difference-makers in the informal science education community shape exhibits and experiences that support families learning science together outside the classroom. As an adjunct faculty member at Texas A&M University, he continues to prepare current and future educators to work with young children and to teach science through hands-on activities.
Nicole Fleming nicole@sciencebetweenthepages.com - Science - Nicole's new science learning and teaching journey started in 2012 and as her oldest daughter grew and they continued to have more children, Nicole offered more and more science classes. One of Nicole's favorite things about teaching at the Community Homeschool Center is the freedom to teach topics that she is interested in and to share her excitement about God and His creation with so many families in the Brazos Valley. This flexibility has given her the freedom to give credit for all these wonders to our magnificent God and Creator.
Cheryl Flores heartartstudios@outlook.com - Art - I have my BFA in Studio Art from SHSU. I knew from the beginning that I wanted to share my passion for the arts with children so after graduation I began working on my MEd in Curriculum & Instruction with Teaching Certification. Once certified I began teaching in public schools. While I LOVED being in the classroom inspiring all my budding artists, I soon realized that was not the right fit for me and my family. After some reflection, I decided to go out on my own, thus the fruition of Heart Art Studios was created and our homeschool journey begins!! My passion and love of creativity has stayed with me through everything I’ve taken on and that is what I hope to instill in your children - a creativity that runs so deep they can always have the confidence they need to tackle anything that comes their way. As an artist and educator, I realize the importance of allowing children to freely express themselves through their creative experiences in art. While learning the fundamentals of art, and the proper use of materials and techniques, students are guaranteed to grow as artists while having an enormous amount of fun.
Maria Gonzalez terrazafamilia@gmail.com - Physical Education (P.E.)
Suzanne Gose suzanne.gose@gmail.com - Spanish and Public Speaking - Suzanne is a public school teacher turned homeschooler, and earned her degree in 1999 from Baylor University. That bachelors in Education, Public Speaking, Spanish, and English as a Second Language, plus a minor in religion gave her the springboard to teach many subjects, as well as encourage other mothers. From 2002, she has been teaching Spanish and public speaking in the Brazos Valley in various locations and co-ops, but for the past 14 years has been teaching at the Community Homeschool Center, which she and several other homeschooling mothers founded in 2009. She is the happily married mother to their five children, all homeschooled from the beginning with just two left to graduate. The lessons from her first classes in 2002 developed into the family business, FlipFlopSpanish.com and SpanishGeniuses.com. She travels the nation, giving workshops and seminars on various topics, as well as speaking on leadership panels and encouraging homeschoolers in every state.
Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com - Writing and Literature
​
Carrie McClung teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com - German, Bible, WorldView
​
Lamar Ontko lamar.ontko@gmail.com - Art and Geography: Lamar Ontko is a homeschooling mom of five (with one graduate!) This will be her 10th year teaching her geography based art class.
​
Christi Smith home2bluebonnets@gmail.com - Science and History: I am excited to be entering my 23rd year of teaching this fall. I received my teaching degree from Texas Tech University in 2000 and have taught all ages in homeschool, co-op, private, and public school settings. I have four homeschooled kids ranging in age from seventeen to eleven. Teaching is my passion and helping others in their homeschooling journeys is my joy. I am excited about the opportunity to teach your students at the CHC on Wednesdays at our new location Legends Event Center.
​
Karen VonGonten: Karen.vongonten@gmail.com - Music Appreciation - I am a homeschool mom to 6 who loves music! As a child, I sang and tinkered at the piano. As a teen, I took on the clarinet and guitar. I have taught lessons of one kind or another for countless years (even teaching people to play instruments that I don’t play!) and have written and recorded hundreds of educational songs for children. I currently lead worship at my church and look forward to sharing my knowledge and love of music with your kids!
​
​
​
Class Descriptions ( 2023 - 2024):
Check the Current Class Schedule and contact Teachers by clicking here.
​
​
​​PRESCHOOL CLASSES
​
Letters and Numbers for Me: 12:15pm We will learn all 26 letters of the alphabet (1 each week), numbers, colors, seasons, shapes, days of the week, months of the year, weather, etc plus read lots of books, sing lots of songs and create an amazing alphabet book to take home at the end of the year. It will be lots of fun!!
This class is opened to all little boys and girls who are potty trained and ready to learn!
with a lunch option extension from 11:30-12 or Ballet 1 extension from 12:15-12:50.
This gives parents with girls in Tiny Tots Ballet (10:45-11:30) the option to drop off from 10:45-12:55. Giving you over 2 hours to do whatever you need!!! Or add the lunch option (boys or girls) or Ballet 1 extension and have from 11:30-12:55. Go run errands, get groceries, grab a coffee or lunch with a friend. Think of this as Homeschool Mothers Day Out
Your littles will have fun and so will you!!
Pricing Options: *All options must be paid by the 1st of each month or by Sept 1st/Jan 1st for semester option*
-PreK Class 12-12:55, Per Month: $40/month ($20/month each Dec & May)
Per Semester (discounted): Paid by Sept 1st for Fall 2023
(14 classes) $135
Paid by Jan 1st for Spring 2024
(18 classes) $175
-Lunch Extension 11:30-12
Per Month: + $20/month ($60/month class + lunch) ($10/month each Dec & May)
Per Semester (discounted): Class + Lunch extension
Paid by Sept 1st for Fall 2023: (14 classes) $200
Paid by Jan 1st for Spring 2024: (18 classes) $260
Just send a lunch. I will pick the girls up from Tiny Tots and together we will all eat, go potty, and change clothes if needed before our class starts at 12.
-Ballet 1 extension 12:15-12:55 Per Month: $30/month ($15/month each Dec & May)
Per Semester (discounted): Fall-$100 paid by Sept 1st; Spring-$130 paid by Jan 1st
​
​
TINY TOTS Ballet: Ballet Classes for ages 3 - 12. Classical ballet in a fun and creative atmosphere. Levels at the CHC include Tiny Tots through ballet III. 10 years with the CHC! Annual ballet recital held in May. More information here. Amber Collier
​
​
SCIENCES
9:00 am High School Physics : Discovering Design with Physics is a laboratory-based high school physics course and is the first physics course a college-bound student should take. It 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.
We will meet each Wednesday to complete the labs with experiments including the measuring of acceleration due to gravity, making a one-dimensional Newton’s Cradle, making simple circuits, and making an electromagnet. I will have a weekly checklist for each student, so they will know the readings and homework to complete throughout the week. I will also use Google Classroom to add videos along with other extra helps for each chapter and an open tutor time from 11 am-12 pm for any questions. This is a graded course, I hand out a grade sheet so that students can track their grades. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they travel through High School Physics. We will be using Discovering Design with Physic by Dr. Jay Wile which is hot off the press this summer. It can be found at bereanbuilders.com. The book is also available in audio form for our auditory learners. The student will also need a 1” 3-Ring Binder and a composition notebook or sketchbook for their lab work.
Cost: One-time materials fee - $50 (includes labs and printed workbook), $55/month ($25 for Dec and May), Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
10:00 am High School Chemistry
Discovering Design with Chemistry is a high school chemistry course designed for students who have completed Algebra I. This college-preparatory course covers fundamental aspects of chemistry such as the classification of matter, atomic structure, spectroscopy, stoichiometry, solutions, ideal gases, acid/base chemistry, reduction/oxidation reactions, 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.
We will meet each Wednesday to complete the labs. I will have a weekly checklist for each student, so they will know the readings and homework to complete throughout the week. I will also use Google Classroom to add videos along with other extra helps for each chapter and an open tutor time from 11 am-12 pm for any questions. This is a graded course, I hand out a grade sheet so that students can track their grades. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they travel through High School Chemistry. We will be using Discovering Design with Chemistry by Dr. Jay Wile as our text. It can be found used or at bereanbuilders.com. The book is also available in audio form for our auditory learners. The student will also need a 1” 3-Ring Binder and a composition notebook or sketchbook for their lab work.
Cost: One-time materials fee - $50(includes labs and printed workbook), $55/month ($25 for Dec and May), Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
12:00 pm High School Biology
I am excited to be teaching Biology with Dr. Wile’s new (out last summer) book Discovering Design with Biology. This course is a laboratory-based high school biology course. It is a college prep class(Honours). It can also be adapted to a regular level Biology class. It 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 about 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 about various problems associated with modern evolutionary synthesis.
We will meet each Wednesday to complete the labs, microscope work, and dissections. We will also review material and answer questions. I will have a weekly checklist for each student, so they will know the readings and homework to complete throughout the week. This is a graded course. I work with students to meet their learning styles and provide help as they travel through Biology. The student will also need a 1” 3-Ring Binder, a set of 32 colored pencils, and a composition book. The class is designed as an honors biology class and provides one high school science credit.
Cost: One-time materials fee - $50 (which includes labs, printed notebook, and dissections)
$55/month(Dec and May $25), Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
1:00 pm Middle School Applied Engineering: gabrielled99@protonmail.com
Applied Engineering: The Study of God’s Design in Nature by Masterbooks for grades 6-9
In this 1 year class, we will explore the intersection of science and God’s blueprints for life! Students will study examples of God’s incredible design in nature and discover how His design has inspired man-made designs (called biomimicry) for batteries, human organ repair, automotive engineering, paint, and so much more!
This study uses captivating books, engaging worksheets, and hands-on activities and experiments to demonstrate the world’s need for God’s creative genius. We will complete all experiments in class and have short reading/lessons to complete three days a week at home. All will be laid out in an easy to use syllabus for your student to follow independently at home.
The purchase of the 4 textbook set is required for this class.
Here’s where to purchase it new:
https://www.masterbooks.com/catalog/product/view/id/4250
Or find the set used and save some money! Just make sure the teacher/student book is unused.
Cost:
$50 per month paid by the 1st. ($25 for December and May)
Or
$165 for Fall semester (discounted and paid by 1st class in September)
$215 for Spring semester (discounted and paid by 1st class in January)
+1 time $10 supply fee per student paid by first class in September
​
​
HISTORY CLASSES
10:00 am Old Testament History II, grades 5-8
Last year we studied Genesis 1 to the end of 2nd Samuel. This year we will take a closer look at the time period from King David to the coming of Christ. We will look at the kingdom of Israel, the split into two kingdoms, the good, the bad, and the ugly kings of Israel and Judah, the prophets in their historical context, book outlines, main characters, and key verses of all canonized and inter-testamental history books. Carrie McClung: teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com
1:00 pm High School American History
This course fulfills one high school credit for American History. And is for 9th-12 grades. In this course, we will survey the history of America from native peoples, European settlements, nation-building, and expansion through the modern age. The course explores the world views that have shaped the political and faith perspectives and their impact on history and cultural changes over time.
I will be using American History (Revised Edition) from Master Books which you can purchase here. You will need a copy of the text for daily reading. We will also complete an American History Portfolio that will highlight a theme each week. The student will need a bound book or binder to hold their portfolio pages.
Cost: One-time materials fee - $30 (To cover printing costs)
$50/month (Dec and May $25 each), Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
​
2:00 pm High School Government/Economics
First semester – Government
This is a high school 10th-12th grade course in which students explore the government of the United States from its beginning to the present. By learning about the operations of federal, state, and local government, and about issues facing our nation today, students become better equipped to understand and be involved in our country’s government.
We will be using Notgrass Exploring Government as our text.
Second semester – Economics
This is a high school 10th-12th grade course. We will use Notgrass Exploring Economics which guides your student on a fascinating and relevant tour through the world of economics. Your student will become better stewards and valuable, informed contributors to the economy on the personal, household, local, national, and international levels. We will also use games to give a real-world model of how economics works.
Cost: One-time materials fee - $20 (To cover printing costs)
$50/month (Dec and May $25 each), Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
3:00 pm Middle School Texas History
I am very excited to offer Texas History again this year at the CHC. This is a middle school, reading, hands-on, and project-based class. We will be building a Texas Binder covering Geography, Flora and Fauna, Native American Texas Tribes, European Exploration, Missions, Early Settlements, Texans’ fight for Independence, the Republic years, the Civil War years, Cowboy Culture, Industry, Growth, and Expansion, and Government.
The textbook (The Spirit of Texas Reader) and workbook for this class are included in the class fee. The student will also need a 1” 3-Ring Binder.
Cost: One-time materials fee $35, $50/month for each month (Dec and May $25 each). Ask me about discounts.
Contact me with any questions or Click to Register.
Christi Smith, Home2bluebonnets@gmail.com Call or Text at 979-393-2827
​
​
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
​
American Sign Language Taught by Sharon Dickey, sharondickey@bellsouth.net
In ASL 1 class we will be covering vocabulary and grammar. In ASL 2 there will be more vocabulary, grammar and some history on ALS. There will also be conversation in ASL and less voice. I use my own curriculum. There will be assignments every week and practice is strongly encouraged to retain the signs. There will be quizzes, test and final exams for each semester. This class will be for credit in Foreign Language. We meet on Wednesdays, 8:15am for ASL 1 and 9am for ASL 2.
Cost: Per month $50,
Per semester $175
​
​
8:15 am Flip Flop German
1st through 7th grade conversational German using the Flip Flop method developed by Suzanne Gose. This course is fun. We learn to make sentences and express ourselves in the very first class, we learn children's songs and culture as well. This class is only 45 minutes long, perfect for your elementary kids! Frau Mac is a native German speaker. Come join our fun! Carrie McClung teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com
11:00 am German I, grades 8-12
We will combine the Flip Flop German model with some textbook curriculum to be conversationally competent as quickly as possible. Frau Mac is a native German speaker. Come join our fun! Carrie McClung teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com
​
8:15am: Flip Flop Spanish - Taught by Sra. Gose's Spanish 4 students. Using See it and Say it, students learn the way they learned their first language. Tons of hands-on practice, fun games, culture, skits, and activities for ages 5-11. $10/week tuition. Materials fees TBD (each family will need their own SiSi Flashcards and Manual to practice at home.) To attend Señora Gose's mentored classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form. More information on FlipFlopSpanish.com
​
​
9:00am: Spanish 2 & 3 (Combo - this is a two-year commitment) - (ages 14+) Beginning Spanish 2 Students, we alternate and go through Spanish grammar and conversation over a two year period of time. You must stay in BOTH years, or you'll only receive HALF of Spanish 2 concepts. At the end of two years, Spanish 2 and Spanish 3 (Reading and discussing novels, writing papers in Spanish, movies, conversation) will be completed. If you have completed Spanish 2, and would like Spanish 3 only, please contact me for info. To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form. More informations on SpanishGeniuses.com
Tuition: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
TEXTBOOK & Spanish Guide Spiral: $45
​
11:30am-12noon: High School Spanish 3/4: (Advanced Spanish discussion and writing: Watch Spanish movies, read Spanish books, keep speaking, teach classes, converse tons.) 30 minutes session weekly. Includes a free subscription to SpanishGeniuses.com for live class speaking sessions with students across the nation. Prerequisite: High School Spanish Level 2. Includes Paper grading, correcting, labs online, and student study sessions outside of class. If you have completed Spanish 2, and would like Spanish 3 only, please contact me for info.
To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form. More information on SpanishGeniuses.com
Tuition: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
- All Texts and materials will be checked out and returned.
​
1:00pm High School Spanish 1A - (ages 12+) - High School Texas State Requirements all fulfilled (and then some!) This class is all of Spanish 1, broken up into two years, so plenty of time for games and speaking in between the grammar concepts and reading. No prior Spanish knowledge required. Recommended for "Young 9th graders" and 8th graders ready for more challenges. To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form. More information on SpanishGeniuses.com
Tuition: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
Provided TEXTBOOK, audio, & Spanish Guide Spiral: $45
​
​
2:00pm: High School Spanish 1 - (ages 13+) - High School Texas State Requirements all fulfilled (and then some!) Learn Spanish grammar and vocabulary during class in a fun and entertaining way (ask anyone!), and apply your knowledge as you practice the homework, about 20-30 minutes per day commitment. No prior Spanish knowledge required. To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form.
Tuition: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
TEXTBOOK & Spanish Guide Spiral: $45
​
3:00pm: High School Spanish 2: (One year - “regular” track) Students that have completed Spanish 1 may continue in this course after passing Sra. Gose’s Spanish 1 final exam with a 80%. Students who are now married and have children of their own will attest - it’s no easy task! Spanish 2 is conducted in about 25% Spanish at the beginning of the year and moves to almost all Spanish instruction except for grammar notes at the end. To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form.
COST: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
TEXTBOOK & Spanish Guide Spiral: $49
​
LANGUAGE ARTS
​
8:15 Grades 4/5 Writing Lessons (based on the Wonders of Science; grammar will be included as it pertains to writing composition) Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com
​
11:00 Grades 8/9 Advanced Writing and Grammar (based on American history): This course is a more rigorous writing course than the younger classes, but still focuses on writing structure and style. Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com
​
12:00 Grades 6/7 Writing Lessons (based on Medieval History; grammar included as it pertains to writing composition)
​
1:00 (NEW CLASS) H.S. Literature and Composition: Students will gain an understanding of the development of literature and will practice the skills of close literary analysis through essays, approach papers, and other evaluative writing. The course will cover some short stories by Welty and O Henry, and some of the possible novel titles would be Robinson Crusoe, Walden, The Heart of Darkness, Till We Have Faces, Animal Farm, or The Importance of Being Earnest, The Tempest.
**Keeping up with reading and writing assignments is essential. Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com
​
2:00 (NEW CLASS) Middle School Literature and Composition: This class is for middle school/junior high students who have taken years of writing with me and are ready for the challenge of reading, studying, and writing about literature. The first semester will be introducing them to the concept of HOW to study literature & literary analysis by analyzing children's stories. Then we will move on to literature at their level. Some novels may include: Treasure Island, The Hobbit, The Bronze Bow, Carry On Mr. Bowditch, At the Back of the North Wind. This course will still include writing composition - putting together all your students have learned leading up to this point.
**For strong readers who can keep up with reading and writing assignments. Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com
​
--3:00 High School Formal Essay Writing -- this course will take the time to teach how to build different types of essays and all their parts (thesis statements, essay organization, transitions, introductions, conclusions etc). Depending on how quickly we move through the material, it could finish by Spring Break. There will be class time used to practice different methodologies. Ashley Kinnard akinnard97@gmail.com
​
​
PHYSICAL EDUCATION (P.E.)
​
Ballet Classes for ages 3 - 12. Classical ballet in a fun and creative atmosphere. Levels at the CHC include Tiny Tots through ballet III. 10 years with the CHC! Annual ballet recital held in May. More information here.
​
​
9:00 am Kids Run Club
Run club is an empowerment class that uses running, games and drills to teach empowerment principles. Each class has a warm up and discussion, drill of the day, and ends with a game and cool down! Kids will get a great workout while also working on their character! This class is for kids aged 6 - 10. It runs 50 minutes to an hour. We will work on running form and pace as well as things such as integrity, competition, addressing negative thinking and more. To attend Kids Run Club at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form.
Cost: $7/class,1 time enrollment/supply fee of $5 (towards games/activities)
​
PE (Physical Education) - Taught by Maria- terrazafamilia@gmail.com
Class will be held outside in a park like area. If it rains or weather is not looking favorable we will have class inside , unless the center is not permitting. If that is the case, class will be canceled for the day.
Typical P.E. Day
We will start off each day with stretching
Shuttle runs
Laps
Game: Dodge Ball, Catch,
Trip to the park
Scavenger hunt for the littles
Schedule Options:
Wednesday 10:00 - 10:30 a.m
Wednesday 10:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Payment
Payment is due minimum every month.
Class will be $8. There will be discount for semester payment, full year payment (I will send more information on payment as the summer ends )
.
HERE IS THE SIGN UP SHEET FOR 2023-2024 SCHOOL: PLEASE FILL OUT A NEW FORM FOR EACH STUDENT
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScNHRpIGiX2-OunbJl914R0jnJue8lf-KH14sOizpGwXJ7RzQ/viewform
​
​
OTHER ELECTIVES
​
​
9:00 am Worldview Grades 3-8
The culture surrounding us is wanting to influence our children's minds at younger and younger ages. You and I needed worldview in college. Our kids need worldview in kindergarten!! Even PBS shows and "Saturday morning cartoons" have messages about worldview that none of us expected! How can we teach this topic and make it kid-appropriate and kid-approved? This 55-minute worldview class is tailored to your upper elementary and middle school student! We will spend the year looking at various topics in culture and comparing the four most prevalent worldviews in our Western society (Biblical Christianity, New Age, Atheistic Naturalism, and Islam) with each other. Your student can expect about 10-20 minutes of homework per week, the occasional quiz (for me to be able to track their comprehension), and a few projects (for them to review and solidify what they've learned). This course is full of discussion and fun! Come join us for a new outlook on life, culture, and everything! teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com Carrie McClung
​
​
​
12:00pm, 1:00pm, 2:00pm: Travel the World with Art
Art and Geography Collide, with Lamar Ontko
2nd-8th grade
Students will take a trip around the world while learning art, surveying each continent and highlighting iconic landmarks. They will learn about the culture of that region and create art based on it. We will use: acrylic, watercolor and tempera paint; chalk and oil pastels ; marker, pencils and more. Students will learn the fundamentals of art, including color theory and perspective, and many more. We will also do artists studies and replicate their work. Full class spans an entire academic year and is taught in a four year cycle. Recommended: 2nd-8th grade. Sibling discounts available. Email questions to Mrs. Ontko - lamar.ontko@gmail.com Classes are $15 /class. With a supply fee of $25.
Fundamentals and Foundations of Art with Mrs. Flores:
2pm-3pm Grades 3rd-6th
Students will cover the Elements and Principals of Art while creating work that inspires creativity, expanding their knowledge of artists from past to present, along with the proper use of materials and mediums. In addition, they will learn how to catalog their artistic journey, collaborate on group projects and installations, and do community outreach. It’s also important to learn how to classify art and proper art critique skills, set up their own gallery show, and write about their process and inspiration for their work.
The student’s artwork will be created by drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, and textiles. Students will have the opportunity to experiment with fun and engaging processes incorporating several different materials and mediums. All work will be placed into a portfolio and saved for an end-of-semester art show.
Students are expected to participate each week for the entire semester as class foundations learned can directly affect another project previously covered and some projects take several weeks to complete.
Class fees: $15 per class paid monthly with a semester art supply fee of $25.
September $45, October $60, November $60, December $30, or $195 per semester.
No class Sept 20th, Nov 22nd, Dec 20th, 27th
Email heartartstudios@outlook.com
​
3:00pm-4:00pm: Music Appreciation - Karen.vongonten@gmail.com Ages 13 and up Music Appreciation is a secondary class aimed at fulfilling a fine arts requirement for graduation.
We will cover:
-
elements of music including dynamics, melody, harmony, rhythm & duration, sound & pitch, and tone color.
-
music history from the middle ages through the 20th century.
-
beginning music theory.
We will also have some opportunities for hands-on experience with various instruments as well as times for students to bring their own instruments to class.
There will be regular quizzes and a major project at the end of each semester. Music is enjoyable and learning about music should also be enjoyable! That is my aim in Music Appreciation class!
10:00am-11:30am: Public Speaking & Communication - 90 minute class for high school students to learn about interpersonal communication while also producing each of the main speeches. Learn to critique, communicate, and understand public speaking while becoming a top notch speaker. Fall Semester: Public Speaking; Spring Semester: Interpersonal Communication (with a little overlap in each semester.) suzanne.gose@gmail.com
Tuition: $50/month ($25 for December & May)
or by Semester: $150 Fall, $200 Spring
Provided TEXTBOOKS & Notes Guide Spirals: $45
To attend Señora Gose's classes at the CHC in Bryan, Fill out this form.
​
​
3:00 pm Worldview: "History of the Western Mind", grades 8-12
We will be using Sire's UNIVERSE NEXT DOOR as our main, but not exclusive, curriculum. The course will give a broad understanding of how the Western mind went from basically Biblical understanding of reality 200 years ago to our post-Post-Modern mess of today. We will examine what Biblical thinking is and discover what minor or major changes in worldview brought about shifts in society, religion, ethics, etc. Do you like to think outside the box? Come join my class in "Holy Cow-Tipping": a safe place to raise difficult questions in faith and thought. Class time will be filled with discussion, pop culture issues, and likely my famous rabbit holes. The student should expect homework and grades at this level. Carrie McClung teachercarrieBBA@gmail.com
​