8:30 am | $97

The Junior Toastmasters program is an informal course in the arts of communication and leadership. Clearly expressing your thoughts to others so they are heard and understood is important if you want to participate in group discussions and decision-making activities. I Peter 3:15 says, “but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect,” Students will learn lifelong skills, including overcoming nervousness when speaking publicly, organizing and presenting ideas convincingly, and listening carefully to others. Learn more

Toastmasters is moderated by Gina Denckhoff

8:30 am | $159

Ready to make Spanish come alive? This course is all about having fun while practicing conversational Spanish in an engaging and interactive way! Students will build confidence and fluency in real-world Spanish conversations through games, group activities, role-playing, and more. Whether ordering at a café, asking for directions, or chatting with friends, you'll learn practical phrases and vocabulary you can use immediately.

Perfect for beginners and intermediate learners, this course is designed to help you speak Spanish with ease and enthusiasm! Learn more

Spanish is taught by Rebecca Drago

9:00 am | $139 | Age 10+

Jump into an exciting chess journey where you will learn about perhaps the oldest board game in history that is still played today! Whether you're a curious beginner or an aspiring chess master in the making, our class welcomes players of all levels over the age of 10. Discover the magic of chess as you get guided through the fundamentals or have help elevating your game with advanced strategies. Engage in a fun and supportive environment where you can learn at your own pace! Join us and become a strategic thinker, no matter where you are on your chess adventure. Everyone is welcome, so bring your passion, and let's checkmate together! Learn more

Chess is taught by Bryce Oliver

10:00 am | $97

Our Physical Education class is designed to keep students active and engaged through a dynamic mix of fitness routines, fun games, and various sports activities. This class will promote physical health and well-being while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Students will participate in structured fitness exercises to build strength and endurance, enjoy classic and innovative games that encourage strategic thinking and cooperation, and learn the fundamentals of different sports to enhance their skills and knowledge. Whether through energetic fitness drills, lively games, or competitive sports, this class aims to make physical activity enjoyable and rewarding for all students. Learn more

PE is taught by Matt Tadlock

10:00 am | $259

Throughout our year together, we will explore foundational biological principles through engaging, hands-on activities. Topics will include essential lab safety, proper microscope usage, the scientific method, writing lab reports, and dissections. This course satisfies the required 30-hour high school lab credit, with 24 hours in class and 6 hours of assigned work. To maximize learning, students are encouraged to follow a Biology curriculum at home, reinforcing the concepts taught each week. Join us for a fun and interactive journey into the world of biology! Learn more

Biology Lab is taught by Jenni Tadock

10:00 am | $179 | Ages 14+

Join us on an exciting journey as we travel into the digital realm with our class tailored for inquisitive minds aged 13-19! This class is not just about computers; it's about empowering young minds with the tools needed to succeed in any career they choose. Technology is all around us, and it is used almost everywhere, so it is important to know how to use it yourself. Whether it’s for your dream job or a passion for learning more about computers, this course will take you from beginner to educated with all the skills you need wherever life takes you! Learn more

Computer Science is taught by Bryce Oliver

11:00 am | FREE

Join our Youth Bible Group for a transformative study of the books of Ephesians and Colossians. We'll start with Ephesians, focusing on the Armor of God and its practical application in our daily lives. Students will learn how to equip themselves with truth, righteousness, faith, and other spiritual tools to stand strong in their faith. Next, we'll delve into Colossians, examining the topic of spiritual warfare and discovering biblical strategies to overcome challenges and resist temptations. Through engaging discussions, interactive activities, and meaningful reflection, this class will empower teenagers to live out their faith boldly and effectively. Learn more

Youth Group is taught by Matt Tadlock

12:30 pm | $177

The purpose of Foundations in Personal Finance is to empower students with knowledge and application of basic financial principles to make sound financial decisions for life. Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” This course will meet the SC state Personal Finance standards for Managing Personal Finances, Understanding Insurance Risk, Utilizing Banking Services, Managing Credit, Financing, Education and Training, Understanding Taxes, and Building Financial Security. This class aims to enhance financial literacy skills, enable students to develop informed money-management strategies, stimulate interest in financial management, inspire students to achieve financial well-being, and foster an understanding and appreciation of ethical money management. Learn more

Foundations in Personal Finance is taught by Gina Denckhoff

12:30 pm | $167

This class focuses on equipping students with strategies and skills for the math section of the Digital SAT. Each week, students will practice test-taking techniques, review challenging question types, and learn how to use the on-screen calculator effectively.

Class sessions will include collaborative problem-solving, step-by-step breakdowns of tricky concepts, and personalized feedback on individual areas for improvement. Beyond completing practice tests at home, students will refine their approach to pacing, accuracy, and avoiding common traps, ensuring they feel confident and prepared for the exam. Learn More

SAT Math is taught by Roger Gjone

This weekly class sharpens students' abilities to tackle the Reading and Writing sections of the Digital SAT with confidence. Each session focuses on interpreting complex passages, analyzing question types, and applying targeted strategies for grammar and comprehension. Students will engage in group discussions, practice annotating passages, and receive tailored feedback on their responses. In addition to completing practice tests outside of class, students will learn pacing techniques, explore ways to approach unfamiliar vocabulary in context, and refine their ability to identify and avoid test traps. Learn More

SAT English is taught by Gretchen La Pour

1:30 pm | $147

The high school nursing class offers students an immersive introduction to the world of healthcare, focusing on foundational nursing skills and medical knowledge. Through hands-on activities, simulations, and real-world case studies, students will learn essential techniques such as patient assessment, basic first aid, and vital signs monitoring. The curriculum emphasizes both the scientific and compassionate aspects of nursing, fostering critical thinking and empathy. Students will also explore various nursing careers and pathways, preparing them for further education and professional opportunities in the healthcare field. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid understanding of nursing principles and the importance of patient care in a clinical setting. Learn more

Intro to Nursing is taught by Katie Compher

1:30 pm | $129

Join us in making our LTL Worship Band with students performing, singing, playing instruments, and praying. The band will practice each week at LTL and experience various worship opportunities, including a Christmas Special and the Spring Fine Arts Night. By joining our LTL Worship Band, you will foster your musical abilities and forge lasting friendships with like-minded individuals who share your passion for worship and creative expression. New this year - reserve two hours for the band on Fridays! Learn more

Worship Band is managed by Wayne Altman and Reagan Wyatt

2:30 pm | $179

If you’ve ever wanted to get away from it all, this is the class to help you learn how to really do it! Designed for ages 13-19, this class teaches essential wilderness skills, allowing students to work together to build sturdy shelters using hand tools and lashings. They will also learn outdoor cooking techniques, including using a Dutch oven and cooking over an open fire. For those who have already taken Survival Skills, this class is the perfect next step to further enhance your abilities. Through hands-on activities and teamwork, participants will gain confidence and practical skills for outdoor adventures. Learn more

Bushcraft is taught by Victor Jacob

2:30 pm | $189

Today's world leverages robots in almost every aspect of our lives, from cars to coffee makers. Manufacturing and engineering firms increasingly use robots to design and produce nearly everything, filling roles once held by highly trained humans. While this allows for mass production, it also challenges young people to understand the technology behind robots. This course, designed for ages 13-19, provides foundational knowledge in robotics using the VEX IQ system. The material may vary in difficulty, but successful completion will give students a strong foundation in robotics. By the end, each student will be able to imagine, design, engineer, and build a robot to solve a problem in their household. Learn more

Robotics Club is taught by Paul Holst

Various Times | $29

Work Study gives kids constructive time between classes, during which they will assist with various jobs on campus. Once students have worked for two weeks, they will have earned a week in the canteen! All work time will be eligible for volunteer hours. Volunteer hours can be used for reporting to LTL’s Teen Volunteer Award Program, the Mayor’s Award, and as work for a non-profit (great for scholarship applications).

Work Study is moderated by Johnnie Garrett

Time Varies | $197

We are thrilled to offer tutoring at almost any level, with slots available throughout the day. Sign up quickly, as this is a popular option on campus. Each time slot in registration is for a 30-minute session (you can sign up for two slots to have an hour-long session). Other tutoring subjects are available upon request and subject to availability. Tutoring requires parents to check in weekly to customize teaching time with the student effectively.

Tutoring is offered by Gretchen LaPour and Reagan Wyatt

Time Varies | $297

Receive private instruction at your level and needs. Private lessons allow your student to receive one-on-one instruction, which is vital to improving their skill level quickly. The teacher can closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning styles. The first lesson will assess what books are needed. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.

Guitar, Drums, and Voice are taught by Wayne Altman

Piano is taught by Christy Hale & Reagan Wyatt

Violin is taught by Elyse Stromer

Looking to earn the Mayor's Award, boost your scholarship applications, or complete badge and certification requirements? Learn Together Lowcountry (LTL) offers year-round volunteer opportunities for teens! As an approved non-profit volunteer organization, we provide meaningful ways to serve, learn, and grow. Whether you’re assisting with events, helping younger students, or contributing behind the scenes, we’re here to make volunteering not only impactful but also enjoyable. Get involved, give back, and have fun while doing it!