This class will cover the methods used in collecting evidence on crime scenes as well as the techniques used for gathering evidence. It will also cover rules of evidence. Historical and contemporary crime scenes will be discussed and recreated with the intent to have students apply and practice their knowledge of scene reconstruction. Examples of …
Forensics and Evidence – Fri. 12:00 PM with Gerald Bowling Read More »
Home Economics is very important for a young person to learn. These skills are essential for life. What is a home? How can we be wise with our home? For young adults it begins with your room and your parent’s home. Many young adults do not know what it takes to run a sufficient home …
Home Economics (HS level) – Wed. 12:00 PM with Adrienne Bowling Read More »
In this class we will read through a variety of short texts on various themes. Our focus will be on acquiring the vocabulary necessary for communicating at a more sophisticated level than the previous classes, reviewing and refining our understanding of grammar structures learned in previous classes, and exploring new structures that come up in …
German III – Wed/Fri 11:00 AM with Dcn. Michael DeHaven Read More »
Introducing the language of ancient Athens, the language of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle among others, we will be starting with the Greek writing system, grammar(including Latin grammatical categories), morphological forms, and syntax. Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historicalphonological reconstruction. Required Text (to be purchased by the …
Classical Greek II – T/Th 3:00 PM with Brian Ashland Read More »
In this intermediate year will look at more difficult forms of morphology: declension and conjugation, as well as increasingly complex syntax as we read the exercises in our book and translate and analyze sections from the ???? Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historical phonological reconstruction. Required …
Biblical Greek III – Wed & Fri 4:00 PM with Brian Ashland Read More »
Continuing our study of the language of ancient Athens, the language of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle among others. Modern Greek pronunciation will be used as a basis for reading instead of an historical phonological reconstruction. Throughout the year, we will continue to parse morphological constructions, building upon our understanding of syntax as we begin to read …
Classical Greek III – T/Th 4:00 PM with Brian Ashland Read More »
Greek Literature is a survey of ancient pagan classics. We will read and discuss Greek myth, Homer’s epics, and tragic drama from an Orthodox perspective. We will also practice composition by identifying values and writing persuasive paragraphs and short essays in response to our readings. This class is recommended for high school students, but can …
Ancient Greek Literature & Composition T/Th 11:00 AM with Dallas Shipp Read More »
CivicsStudents will become familiar with the Founding Documents of the United States, including the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, as well as the Federalist Papers & Non-Federalist Papers. They will learn how American Government was conceived, developed, and works at a practical level. What are the three branches of government and …
American Civics & Economics, T/Th 11:00 AM with Dcn. Basil Hinkle Read More »
Summary: This course offers a broad study of the processes, materials, and techniques used in knitting. This is an extremely useful skill within the more broad category of fiber arts, as one can make multiple household items and items of clothing by knitting. The course aims to help established knitters take their knitting further and …
Advanced Knitting – Fri. 4:00 PM with Katherine Grace Read More »
Summary: This course offers an introduction to the processes, materials, and techniques used in knitting. This will provide both a hobby and a means of making useful household and charity knitting items. The course will also give students a brief, light introduction to the history of knitting and the various cultural knitting traditions around the …
Beginning Knitting – Fri. 2:00 PM with Katherine Grace Read More »
