9:00 am | $139

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 | $149

Fascinated with our beautiful ocean God created? Want to know and understand more about how to properly navigate the waters? This semester we will learn boating safety, chart plotting, rules of the road, and more!

“This is what the Lord says, he who appoints the sun to shine by day, who decrees the moon and stars to shine by night, who stirs up the sea so that its waves roar- the LORD Almighty is his name.” Jeremiah 31:35

Each week will explore and practice nautical knots, terminology, flags, and lights. Learn more

Nautical Knowledge is taught by Lauren Jenkins

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 | $159

Dive into the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and math with hands-on, creative challenges! Students will learn about the foundations of many different engineering fields and apply their knowledge to in-class projects. Not only will they explore the impacts of engineering on the world around them, they will be equipped with tools to see their faith in their work. The desire and capability to create is a gift from God, and engineering provides an amazing outlet! This class encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork, while sparking curiosity and a love for the Lord’s creations all around them. Learn more

Engineering in Action is taught by Reagan Wyatt

1:30 pm | $167

Welcome to ASL, an engaging and interactive class designed to introduce young learners to American Sign Language and the rich culture of the Deaf community. This course combines vocabulary building, fun games, and cultural insights to create a comprehensive and enjoyable learning experience. This course is designed to be inclusive and supportive, encouraging all students to participate actively and confidently. No prior knowledge of ASL is required, and all activities are tailored to suit the learning pace of all students. Join us in this exciting journey to learn a new language and embrace the vibrant culture of the Deaf community! Learn more

ASL is taught by Jayna DiGenova

2:30 pm | $159

Indulge your taste buds and ignite your child's imagination with Sweet Tooth Decorating! Students will acquire valuable skills in learning different piping techniques while decorating cupcakes and cakes. Can we tie in our sweet tooth knowledge with God’s word? Let’s read through the book of Proverbs and find out. Each student gets their own supplies to learn piping skills, which they will take home by the end of the year. They will learn some flower and cake designs to put what they learned all throughout the year by decorating a cake. Learn More

Sweet Tooth is taught by Mia Kruszka

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 | $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

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