We are delighted to offer most classes for less than $9 per week including supplies. Class prices cover one semester tuition and supplies. Workshops and Bible classes are always free for registered members. Browse all classes or skip to a section below. Please inquire for our scholarship application if needed.
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Nursery
Early Learning
Ages 4-7
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American Sign Language $100
This year ASL is divided into skill levels. Please read class descriptions to determine which class is a good fit for your student.
9:00 am ASL LEVEL 1
This class is designed for the NEW signer.
We will learn about what it means to be deaf, levels of hearing loss and ways that a deaf person communicates. We will also learn why body language is necessary to help clarity in communication.
We will learn basic rules for signing, the ABC’s, numbers, animals, people & feelings. We will embark on a journey of storytelling, music, & fun poems!
Students will need a 3 ring binder each week for class.
12:30 pm ASL LEVEL 2
This class is designed for the intermediate signer...2 or more classes with Jayna...this one’s for you! Do you have a little bit of sign language knowledge, but are not a fluent signer? This is where you need to be!
We’ll dig deeper into different types of sign language, more rules of signing & sign language classifiers, what a deaf person may or may not hear at their level of hearing, learn about some famous deaf people, and hear some true stories about the deaf. We will also learn and use 600+ words for this year as well as some songs, poems, & how to tell stories in ASL!
Jayna DiGenova teaches our ASL classes. -
MUSICAL ENRICHMENT $95
9:00 am While having fun and making musical memories, we will travel far beyond the “do-re-mi”! Our students will learn much more than pitch, note values, and identification! They will have hands-on experience with pitched and non-pitched percussion instruments. The children will be systematically learning to read music throughout the school year, and will enjoy the opportunity to frequently implement what they are learning about rhythmic structure, by utilizing many different rhythm instruments. In rich complement to their curriculum being studied in their History, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Geography classes, we will be integrating music into all of these studies, bringing the connectivity of integrated arts to life. Students will enhance their multicultural appreciation by learning songs from other lands. In addition, they will frequently augment their language development by learning songs in sign-language, just for the fun of integrating music into their ASL development.
Christy Hale teaches this class.
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Wonder Kids $95
10:00 am Children are WONDERfully made to be God’s special handiwork! How do children learn through self-exploration? Art, music, movement, nature, recreation and social skill activities can all be powerful educational tools to teach positive concepts such as emotional regulation. This course provides opportunities for students of all abilities in an environment of inclusion to utilize the various techniques mentioned above to activate the imagination! Each lesson is packed full of FUN and informative concepts for students to learn through a hands-on approach. The student will explore individual uniqueness by learning in the following domains during this course: physical, social, emotional, spiritual and cognitive. Enroll your students today to embark on this exciting educational journey!
Sandra Rangel teaches this class. -
Weekly Wow Workshop $30*
10:00 am Each week we wow our students with a workshop led by a different instructor. *If you have demonstrated high attendance during a semester, you'll get to attend for free! Workshops we have held include: fire safety, lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks. -
BIBLE: Discovering Jesus $0
11:00 am What does it mean to believe in Jesus? Is he alive? Does he care about me like a friend? Is he God? Will he accept me? These questions and more are answered in this semester's Bible classes for early learners. Kids develop a faith foundation with truth about Jesus and how he impacts us daily.
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Playground Hour $0
11:00 am Children enjoy the new playground in a safe and monitored environment. Children need unstructured time to play and work on their cognitive, social, emotional, and physical health. Friendships are solidified here. It has proven to be a wonderful time of fellowship for parents as well. This time is reserved for ages 0-5. Snacks and drinks are welcome.
Elementary
Ages 8-12
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American Sign Language $100
This year ASL is divided into skill levels. Please read class descriptions to determine which class is a good fit for your student.
9:00 am ASL LEVEL 1
This class is designed for the NEW signer.
We will learn about what it means to be deaf, levels of hearing loss and ways that a deaf person communicates. We will also learn why body language is necessary to help clarity in communication
We will learn basic rules for signing, the ABC’s, numbers, animals, people & feelings. We will embark on a journey of storytelling, music, & fun poems!
Students will need a 3 ring binder each week for class.
12:30 pm ASL LEVEL 2
This class is designed for the intermediate signer...2 or more classes with Jayna...this one’s for you! Do you have a little bit of sign language knowledge, but are not a fluent signer? This is where you need to be!
We’ll dig deeper into different types of sign language, more rules of signing & sign language classifiers, what a deaf person may or may not hear at their level of hearing, learn about some famous deaf people, and hear some true stories about the deaf. We will also learn and use 600+ words for this year as well as some songs, poems, & how to tell stories in ASL!
Jayna DiGenova teaches our ASL classes. -
Science lab $100
9:00 am In "Our God's Amazing World" science class the goal is to learn about "how God put the world together and made it work". Experiments, projects, notebooking, video clips, and games are some of the ways we will learn about two of the most interesting fields of science: physics and chemistry. The instructor will be using Apologia's Exploring Creation with Chemistry and Physics textbook and notebook as a guide. Families may choose to follow along using those resources. Opting out however, will not take away from what is sure to be a fun, fascinating, and God-glorifying class.
Renea Thielemier teaches this class. -
Mixed Media Art $105
9:00 am Join us for a mixed media class which includes working with pastels, watercolor, charcoal, paper mâché, and more. Use invaluable elements of design to create quality pieces. Students will conduct peer to peer critique skills. Tuition includes art supplies the student will own and take home between classes. Katie Seitzinger teaches this class.
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Weekly Wow Workshop $30*
10:00 am Each week we wow our students with a workshop led by a different instructor. *If you have demonstrated high attendance during a semester, you'll get to attend for free! Workshops we have held include: fire safety, lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks. -
Cultures of the World $100
10:00 am Join us on a round-the-world tour as we learn about the great diversity among God's world and his people. Our tour will stop in a different country each week, taking a look at the geography of the land and getting a taste of the culture and traditions of it's people. Gretchen La Pour teaches this class.
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Chess Club $30
10:00 am Join chess club for tips, tactics, strategies, and to play chess! Levi Bates moderates this club.
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Bible $0
11:00 am We have a desire to offer our cherished children serious tools to help equip them for the future. We all realize that “the world” will attack and try to disprove God’s perfect truth and the target is our children. With this in mind, we sought out a Bible curriculum that would teach our children to be able to find the truth on their own. No more carrying their Bible around like a golden brick. This year, the students will open and explore God’s word in deep meaningful ways in order to find truth. We will teach your child that when they are presented with a world view, whether via TV, social media, or in person, they are able to open God’s word and find direct, truthful answers. They will find that God’s truth is the only thing that matters. We desire their hearts be full of confidence in their beliefs and love for Christ. Our children are asking big questions in our present day culture, and they deserve big answers. We believe this curriculum will provide them with the skills they need to find those answers. Marion Bohn teaches this class.
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Physical Education $35
12:30 pm We welcome Sports Outreach and their popular camp-style curriculum featuring character time, sports, fitness, group games, structured health time, and more. Quality physical education programs are needed to increase the physical competence, health-related fitness, self-responsibility, and enjoyment of physical activity for all students so that they can be active for a lifetime. We strive to bring this to our students along with fun and friendships. Ed Pulkinen from Sports Outreach teaches this class.
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Dramatic Arts $90
1:30 pm Dramatic Arts is a class that will introduce students to the basic fundamentals of theatre, including the different genres, acting techniques, terminology, movement, script analysis, character development, stage direction, ensemble work, proper voice support, and audition preparation including approaching cold copy. There will be some discussion on historical contexts, the contribution of significant playwrights and teachers, the roles of directors, actors, technical crew, and house management, as well as different forms of vocational opportunities. We will work on monologues, scenes, and putting together a production by the end of the semester.
Theatre games will propel us to higher levels of play naturally. All levels can engage in improvs and situational skits. Students will learn to trust one another, take cues from others and allow their senses and instincts to respond. It can be fun for firsties and we will look to challenge the experienced thespians.
Preparation is the key to success so there will be independent work to do at home. Students will then have time to delve into their imaginations and create their characters, memorize lines, practice blocking, consider appropriate wardrobe, and rehearse with others, even if only on zoom. Shy ones may come out of their shells, extraverts will have an outlet, and all will gain an appreciation for the dramatic arts.
Ana Soulios teaches this class. -
Horsemanship $100
1:30 pm Horsemanship covers a wide range of topics aimed at providing a complete education in the skills and knowledge involved in caring for horses. Students learn equine basics, enjoy time with horses, and experience time at a farm. Soak in knowledge like reading a horse's body language, catching and haltering, hand-walking a horse, getting to know brushes and tools, becoming familiar with anatomy and diet, and learning how to tack. This class is organized to expose the students to various situations and knowledge levels to help them feel more comfortable and confident around horses.
Dale Wells teaches this class.
Middle & High School
Ages 12-19
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Jr. Toastmasters $30
8:30 am Think Public Speaking is stressful? It doesn’t have to be… Come join Gina Denckhoff as she facilitates this exceptional opportunity for your students to be encouraged and have fun with their friends while gaining confidence speaking amongst their peers. The Junior Toastmasters program is an informal course in the arts of communication and leadership. The ability to clearly express your thoughts to others so that they are heard and understood is important if you want to participate in group discussions and decision-making activities. By participating, you will learn speaking and leadership skills that you will be able to use for the rest of your life. You’ll learn to:
- • Overcome the nervousness everyone feels when asked to speak before an audience
- • Organize and present your ideas logically and convincingly
- • Listen carefully to others’ ideas
- • Offer helpful advice that will help others improve their speaking and leadership skills
- • Participate in -and even lead- group discussions or meetings
Students will present a minimum of 2 speeches during the 12-week sessions (The number of speeches depends on the number of participants in the class). Each week students will also practice answering 1-2 minute impromptu questions, as well as hold a weekly “Toastmaster job” that will help improve listening and evaluating skills. Gina Denckhoff teaches this class. -
Mixed Media Art $105
9:00 am Join us for a mixed media class which includes working with pastels, watercolor, charcoal, paper mâché, and more. Use invaluable elements of design to create quality pieces. Students will conduct peer to peer critique skills. Katie Seitzinger teaches this class.
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Chess Club $30
10:00 am Join chess club for tips, tactics, strategies, and to play chess! Levi Bates moderates this club.
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American Sign Language $135
This year ASL is divided into skill levels. Please read class descriptions to determine which class is a good fit for your student.
10:00 AM ASL LEVEL 3
This class will pick up from our sign book, A Basic Course in Sign Language, on Chapter 12. We will finish the book, completing Chapters 12-22. We will also dive into the anatomy of the ear, Deaf Culture, book studies of famous Deaf people, group work & hosting our first “Deaf Awareness Day Breakfast.” Students will have monthly vocabulary checks & presentations, as well as voice & sign interpreters in class. It will be very important to keep up with the vocabulary, reviewing weekly. As this class counts as a foreign language credit over two semesters, our ASL Online Boot Camp is required and included in tuition.If your student is more interested in signing for fun (which is awesome too) but not for a high school credit, then the ASL 2 class will be where they need to register this year.
12:30 PM ASL LEVEL 2 ($100)
This class is designed for the intermediate signer...2 or more classes with Jayna...this one’s for you! Do you have a little bit of sign language knowledge, but are not a fluent signer? This is where you need to be!
We’ll dig deeper into different types of sign language, more rules of signing & sign language classifiers, what a deaf person may or may not hear at their level of hearing, learn about some famous deaf people, and hear some true stories about the deaf. We will also learn and use 600+ words for this year as well as some songs, poems, & how to tell stories in ASL!
Jayna DiGenova teaches this class. -
Teen Bible $135
11:00 am Why would we want to study a book that might be 3,500 years old? The bible claims to be God’s story of his interactions with his world and humanity. The Bible is the most important collection of books ever assembled in human history. It is also the book that created the culture and values of the world we know, values that are dear to each of us. Understanding this book is the key to understanding life. There are many interpretations of the bible and if we come into conflict about something, we will follow the example of the Bereans and test everything by the scripture. We will do the hard work of understanding how God has interacted with his people and what it means for us today. We will engage difficult issues. We will discuss difficult questions. We will study how God prepared humanity in all history to encounter the single most important event in all history, the coming of the Son of God, the Lord Jesus Christ.
We have three course objectives:- •To know and understand the over-arching story of redemption.
- •To know understand the major sections of the story, including their covenants and key points
- •To know how to interpret a passage using the biblical and historical context This course will have a reading requirement. David Seitzinger teaches this class.
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Biology Lab $100
12:30 pm Ready to get excited about Biology! Join Gina as she shares her passion and love for science with your student.
This Biology Lab, intended to be a two-semester class, provides a fully hands-on comprehensive laboratory experience that correlates with the concepts taught in biology. It will provide enough hours, in addition to their studies at home, to provide your student with the work needed for the lab component of your biology credit.
Although students can use any biology text at home to study the complexity of God’s creation, the classroom experiments will follow the generalized schedule found in the Apologia Biology 3rd edition (the newest edition). Each week, the scientific method is reintroduced and practiced in each experiment either through microscope use (mainly 1st semester) or dissection techniques (2nd semester). Students will discuss and review concepts from their studies, but the majority of time will focus on hands-on experiments. Students sketch their observations and record their methods and data in their journals, and learn to complete formal laboratory reports from selected experiments. Gina Denckhoff teaches this class. -
Physical Education $35
12:30 pm We welcome Sports Outreach and their popular camp-style curriculum featuring character time, sports, fitness, group games, structured health time, and more. Quality physical education programs are needed to increase the physical competence, health-related fitness, self-responsibility, and enjoyment of physical activity for all students so that they can be active for a lifetime. We strive to bring this to our students along with fun and friendships. Ed Pulkinene from Sports Outreach teaches this class.
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Horsemanship $100
1:30 pm Horsemanship covers a wide range of topics aimed at providing a complete education in the skills and knowledge involved in caring for horses. Students learn equine basics, enjoy time with horses, and experience time at a farm. Soak in knowledge like reading a horse's body language, catching and haltering, hand-walking a horse, getting to know brushes and tools, becoming familiar with anatomy and diet, and learning how to tack. This class is organized to expose the students to various situations and knowledge levels to help them feel more comfortable and confident around horses.
Dale Wells teaches this class. -
Dramatic Arts $90
1:30 pm Dramatic Arts is a class that will introduce students to the basic fundamentals of theatre, including the different genres, acting techniques, terminology, movement, script analysis, character development, stage direction, ensemble work, proper voice support, and audition preparation including approaching cold copy. There will be some discussion on historical contexts, the contribution of significant playwrights and teachers, the roles of directors, actors, technical crew, and house management, as well as different forms of vocational opportunities. We will work on monologues, scenes, and putting together a production by the end of the semester.
Theatre games will propel us to higher levels of play naturally. All levels can engage in improvs and situational skits. Students will learn to trust one another, take cues from others and allow their senses and instincts to respond. It can be fun for firsties and we will look to challenge the experienced thespians.
Preparation is the key to success so there will be independent work to do at home. Students will then have time to delve into their imaginations and create their characters, memorize lines, practice blocking, consider appropriate wardrobe, and rehearse with others, even if only on zoom. Shy ones may come out of their shells, extraverts will have an outlet, and all will gain an appreciation for the dramatic arts.
Ana Soulios teaches this class.
Lessons & Workshops
Various Ages
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Weekly Wow Workshop $30*
10:00 am Each week we wow our students with a workshop led by a different instructor. *If you have demonstrated high attendance during a semester, you'll get to attend for free! Workshops we have held include: fire safety, lowcountry animals, acting, dancing, music of various kinds, cooking, archaeology, storytelling, aeronautics, photography, and much more. Workshops are generally geared towards ages 7-12, but are widely enjoyed by all ages on campus.
Our Workshop Facilitator is Hannah Hicks. -
Guitar Group Level 2 $85
Guitar is one of the most amazing instruments, not only is it the instrument of our culture, there are few instruments as beautiful or versatile at shaping the decay of sound into silence. Class guitar is a fun and low stress way to learn the instrument. You can learn the ensemble skills you need to play in a band, or jam with friends. The hope is that after going through class guitar you’ll be able to teach yourself and learn songs that YOU want to learn! If you’ve already got some experience, join the intermediate class! This course has a practice requirement, but it’s totally worth the work.
12:00 pm Skills needed at the beginning of the course are flexible and the teacher should be consulted prior to enrollment. Skills generally needed for this level include:
- Ability to tune own instrument (arrive at class with instrument tuned, please!
- Basic sharp key chord families (key of C, G, D, A, E)
- Ability to identify and reproduce basic meters
- Ability to read an unfamiliar chord chart or lead sheet with known chords
- Ability to change chords without sacrificing the rhythm to pause.
- Be prepared (each class period) to improvise a basic solo, once that topic is covered.
- Willingness to expand practice time to 30 minutes, 5 days a week.
- This is schoolwork you are paying for (!) and it should be valued in that way.
- If you cannot commit to this, the beginners class may fit better as you build a foundation of guitar and musical skill.
- How to practice effectively
- 12-bar blues form: blues chords (dom7, maj7, min7)
- Bass walk-downs/ups
- Basic slurs (Hammer-ons/pull-offs/slides)
- Basic improvisation
- Chordal (when playing solo)
- Scalar
- Some single sting lines
- Some fingerstyle, chicken-pickin’, or string-skipping
- Reading scale diagrams: major, minor and pentatonic scales
- Reading notation to allow for better lead sheet reading
- Transposition, Capo skills
- How to discover the key of the song for improvisation
- Beginning barre chords
David Seitzinger teaches this class. -
Physical Education $35
12:30 pm We welcome Sports Outreach and their popular camp-style curriculum featuring character time, sports, fitness, group games, structured health time, and more. Quality physical education programs are needed to increase the physical competence, health-related fitness, self-responsibility, and enjoyment of physical activity for all students so that they can be active for a lifetime. We strive to bring this to our students along with fun and friendships.
Ed Pulkinen from Sports Outreach teaches this class.
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Guitar Group Level 1 $85
1:30 pm Skills needed at the beginning of the course:
- No guitar experience necessary; some musical knowledge is helpful
- Ability to listen and follow directions
- Ability to manage time allowing for practice
- Must have a guitar. If you do not already have one, contact the instructor for suggestions. Expect to spend around $150.00
- Tuning using a tuner or string comparison
- Basic chord families in Sharp keys
- ADE, DGA, GCD, CFG, EAB
- Some basic meters: 4/4, 3/4, 6/8
- At least two basic strumming patterns for each meter: one for slow songs and one for faster songs
- Familiarity with basic musical concepts
- Melody vs. harmony
- Rhythmic pulse
- How to sense meter and strong beats
- How to read a chord chart and/or lead sheet
- Reading chord diagrams
- Ability to play, from reading, something resembling the song (even if they’ve never heard it).
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Beginner Piano Group $85
12:30 pm Group lessons are a great way to experience the instrument and decide if a student should move on to private lessons. Students get to improve social skills, share with one another, be competitive, and even be inspired from one another in this setting. Students will need their own keyboard and the book set: “Bastien Piano Basics Primer Level – Learn to Play Four Book Set – Including Primer Level Piano, Theory, Technic, and Performance books. Music will be provided at first class and teacher will provide assistance with finding correct book set (approximately $23 to start) if needed. Christy Hale teaches this class.
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Private Piano Lessons $255
Receive private instruction at your level and needs. By taking private lessons your student will receive one on one instruction which is vital to quickly improving skill level. The teacher will be able to closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning style. The first lesson will assess what books are needed. Christy Hale and Kalie Cooke teach these sessions.
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Private & Group Violin Lessons $255
Violin lessons are taught using the Suzuki method, a nurturing technique. The Suzuki method environment is incredibly enjoyable for your student with games, toys, songs, and other fun.
Whether you're a beginning, intermediate, or advanced violin student, private violin lessons with a supportive and motivating violin teacher is the best way to develop your skills.
Na You teaches these sessions. -
Tutoring Services $20/week
Learn Together Lowcountry has various tutoring options. Please inquire about the type and level of tutoring needed and we will make every attempt to partner you with a professional suited to your needs. We have availability for all ages in many areas of study including math, writing, reading, history, science, SAT prep, and study skills.
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