Time: Mondays 12:30-1:30pm

Grades: 4th & 7th Grades

Teacher: Anna Everett

Cost: $150/semester

(Class runs from Aug. 14-Dec. 18; No class Sept. 4 & Nov. 20)

In this interactive class, students will work together to solve scientific problems. Students will participate in hands on learning activities that build and teach creativity, problem-solving, life skills, resourcefulness, patience, and curiosity. 

Focusing on God's Word, students will gain a better understanding of who God is, why He created us, and take a deeper look at His plan for salvation. 

In this hands on and interactive class, students will focus on God's Word to gain a better understanding of who God is, why He created us, and take a deeper look at HIs plan for salvation. 

Time: Tuesdays 12:30-2:25pm 

Grades: 6th & 8th Grades

Teacher: Erica Visocky

Cost: $150/semester

(Class runs from Aug. 15-Dec. 19; No class Sept. 5 & Nov. 21)

In this introductory journalism class, students will learn the basics about journalism including its history and ethics. Students will create a monthly newspaper which will help them learn more about different writing styles, publication design, photography, and more. The students will be required to acquire advertising to fund the paper, as well as complete minimal work outside of class. 

(Class runs from Aug. 15-Dec. 19; No class Sept. 5 & Nov. 21)

Students will learn about safe food and kitchen sanitation practices, kitchen, food, and equipment preparation. They will learn a variety of knife skills and the true benefits of using a sharp knife, all while learning a wide range of cooking methods and time management. Students will also focus on food shopping, storage, presentation, and serving. 

Time: Wednesdays 12:30-2:00pm

Grades: 6-8th Grades

Teacher: Gary Willig

Cost: $150/semester

(Class runs from Aug. 16-Dec. 20; No class Sept. 6 & Nov. 22)

Welcome to the Kid's Organization Program! Students will learn the skills to be organized today and for the rest of their life. Students will explore the four steps to getting organized: 

• Declutter – get rid of stuff you do not want, need, use, or love
• Organize – put similar items together, and find a home for them
• Productivity – work on finding ways to make being organized easier and faster
• Maintenance – practice going through the first 3 steps to keep your room organized and functional

In this journalism class, students will learn about journalism basics. They will explore it's history and ethics, as they compile a yearbook that will focus on the 23/24 school year at Streams of Hope (which will also include local homeschool memories). Students will learn about different writing styles, publication design, photography, and more. Students will be required to acquire advertising to fund the yearbook as well as complete work outside of class. 

Time: Thursdays 12:30-1:30pm 

Grades: 4th-6th Grades

Teacher: Hannah Lannswift

Cost: $150/semester

(Class runs from Aug. 17-Dec. 14; No class Sept. 7 & Nov. 23)

Journaling As Self-Expression: This course teaches students how to process their emotions and engage with their world through journaling prompts and exercises. Students will learn how to identify positive and negative feelings and how those feelings show themselves in their everyday lives through the use of journal prompts that encourage storytelling and self-reflection. They will also be given opportunities to write and share short stories and journal entries about their hobbies, families, classes, and other aspects of their lives, in order to help them become more confident in their writing abilities. 

Time: Thursdays 1:30-2:25pm

Grades: 7-12th Grades

Teacher: Kristina Chestnut

Cost: $150/semester

Prerequisite: Students are required to take American Sign Language 1 prior to taking this class. If your student has taken a year of sign language at a different location, please reach out to Mrs. Haskins at jill@streamsofhopeschool.com prior to registering for this class.

(Class runs from Aug. 17-Dec. 14; No Class Sept. 7 & Nov. 23)

This full year course walks the students through hand shapes, vocabulary, sentence structure, facial expressions, and even deaf culture. Students will be conversing in sign language and even sing a song. Course work will be required throughout the week.

This 2 semester class will count as 2 high school foreign language credits. Second Semester Registration is required. Registration will open for 2nd semester in November 2023.