Electives

 Health – Grades 9-12 – Mistie Angelo 

 Give your child the tools to develop good spiritual and physical health with the concepts 
learned during this class. We will learn how to stay healthy through proper diet, exercise, and personal hygiene. Also, your student will be given tips on how to prevent disease and administer first aid.   

Biblical discernment will be encouraged as it applies to health regarding suicide, abortion, euthanasia, and organ donation. With 12 articles on various positions in the medical field, your child may develop a passion for helping others. This is a one-semester course.  

 Class time will consist of PowerPoints, short video clips, note taking, and interactive class activities. The first portion of the class will be instructional, ending with fun, engaging activities centered around what we have been learning. Students must have a phone to be able to participate in some of the research-based activities during class. 

 Textbook: Health in Christian Perspective by Abeka 

 CLASS COMMUNICATION & ASSIGNMENTS – Internet needed: Google Classroom is the platform used.  

 Homework will consist of chapter reading, chapter tests, and engaging research-based assignments. This will require approximately 2 – 3 hours of homework outside of the classroom. You must have a printer to be able to print out all homework assignments. 

 A supply list will be available in July. The $10 supply fee will cover all printing costs for the guided notes and the different activities done during class. Classes will be $55.00 per month for five months. 

 To register, please fill out the Training Center registration form and mail it along with your $65.00 ($55 for July + supply fee) payment dated July 1, 2023 (first tuition payment). Once these items have been received, this will hold your child’s spot in the class.  

 The ONLY payment options for this class:  

1. Write 4 post-dated checks to be cashed at the first of the month 
2. Pay for the entire semester. 

All post-dated checks must be received before the 1^st day of class (preferably the day of orientation). No refunds will be given for canceling the class after July 1st. 

 Contact info: Mistie Angelo 281-831-6010, Address: 725 Mountain View Drive, Montgomery, Tx 77356. mistieangelo@outlook.com. 

Prerequisite: ability to write a high school level outline and essay

Public speaking is an important skill useful in many areas of life. This course covers both public speaking and applied communication. Your student will also gain the tools needed for giving a speech in a college setting, an element of most college classes. We will begin by building confidence speaking in front of people with some fun, low-risk activities. Students will discover how to connect with their audience and accurately time oral presentations. Students will deliver a narrative speech, demonstration speech, descriptive speech, persuasive speech, and an informative speech utilizing powerpoint. We will also apply our skills to a broad variety of activities from everyday life. We will utilize materials from IEW Speech Bootcamp and Sound Speech. Expected time outside of class each week: 2-3 hours. (1 speech credit or 0.5 public speaking credit and 0.5 applied communications credit)

Tuition is $55 per month (July through April) with a one-time $75 supply/printing fee due in July. The first payment must include the supply fee. 

Payment options: Your student is not registered until one of the following three payment methods is confirmed. Full year payments are not accepted. 

1. Ten post-dated checks to be deposited on the 1st of each month.
2. Scheduled monthly bank payments. You must turn in a document showing the payments are scheduled for the 10 months.
3. Two checks. One dated July 1 and the other dated December 1. 

Please mail registration form and tuition payment to: 1431 West Welsford Dr. Spring, TX 77386. Kelly can be reached at thefamilywood@gmail.com As we often turn students away once you have reserved your space, there will be no refunds given after July 1.

You will need to purchase: 

1.5 or 2 inch 3-ring binder

Notebook paper

Lined 3×5 Notecards (1 package) 

7 divider tabs labeled: Notes/Handouts, Intro Speech, Narrative Speech, Descriptive Speech 

Persuasive Speech, Informative Speech, Misc. Speeches

Some speeches will require the purchase of materials. (i.e. demonstration speech)

Additional materials will be printed and handed out in class.

  Spanish 1: Grades 8-12      Tuesdays 8:45-10:15

Spanish 1 is an introduction to Spanish and focuses on the four key areas of foreign language study: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students in this course will learn basic Spanish vocabulary including but not limited to: numbers, colors, greetings, food, months of the year, seasons and weather, classroom commands, home and family, clothing and school. Each unit also includes a study of different Latin American countries. Students will be expected to learn and use proper Spanish sentence structures, articles and adjectives, subject-verb agreement, and regular and irregular verb conjugations. Cultural activities will accompany language lessons to acquaint students with food, artistic expression, and diversity of the Spanish-speaking world. Scripture memory and recitation will also be included in this high school credit course.

Prerequisite: Must be in 8th grade or higher

Required Student Text: Avancemos! Student Edition Level 1 2013* edition

ISBN-13: 978-0547871912

ISBN-10: 0547871910

(available new, used or to rent on Amazon)

Supplies: Composition notebook, writing utensils, glue stick, scissors

Expected time outside class each week needed for preparation and homework – 4 hours

To register, please fill out the Training Center registration form and mail it along with your $50 tuition and $20 supply fee ($70.00) payment dated July 1, 2022. A second supply fee of $20 will be due second semester also. There are a total of 10 tuition payments of $50.00 (due on the 1st of July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., March, April). A late fee of $10.00 per class will be added for fees received after the 10th of each month.

Contact info: Sandy Sacchieri 281-684-3238, Address: 9603 Azure Lake Dr., Magnolia, Tx 77354. Email: srasacchieri@gmail.com.

Payment options: 1) Write 10 post-dated checks to be cashed at the first of the month (July 2022-April 2023); 2) Set up bank draft to arrive at the 1st of the month;   3) Pay for entire year by semester (1st semester dated July 1, and 2nd semester dated Dec 1, 2022). 4) You may also pay on Venmo @Sandra-Sacchier NOTE: The first payment should include the supply fee. As we often turn students away once you have reserved your space, there will be no refunds given after July 1.

Spanish 2: Grades 9-12           Tuesdays 10:30-12:00

Spanish 2 begins with a detailed review of Spanish 1 grammatical concepts.  There will be increased opportunities to use the language through speaking, reading, writing, and listening. Students will learn new vocabulary and additional grammar concepts necessary to create more sophisticated readings and detailed dialogues. Each unit of study will consist of a new vocabulary theme and grammar concept, reading and listening comprehension activities, speaking and writing activities, multimedia cultural presentations, and interactive activities and practices that reinforce vocabulary and grammar.  Students will be engaged in a variety of activities to foster a better understanding of the language and culture. Scripture memory and recitation will also be included in this high school credit course.

Prerequisite: Spanish 1 

Textbook: Avancemos Student Edition Level 2 2013 (Spanish Edition) 1st Edition.  This textbook can be found for purchase(new or used)or rent on Amazon

 Supplies: Composition notebook, writing utensils, glue stick, scissors

Expected time outside class each week needed for preparation and homework – 4 hours

To register, please fill out the Training Center registration form and mail it along with your $50 tuition and $20 supply fee ($70.00) payment dated July 1, 2022. There is a $20 supply fee for second semester also. There are a total of 10 tuition payments of $50.00 (due on the 1st of July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., March, April). A late fee of $10.00 per class will be added for fees received after the 10th of each month.

Contact info: Sandy Sacchieri 281-684-3238, Address: 9603 Azure Lake Dr., Magnolia, Tx 77354. Email: srasacchieri@gmail.com.

Payment options: 1) Write 10 post-dated checks to be cashed at the first of the month (July 2022-April 2023); 2) Set up bank draft to arrive at the 1st of the month;   3) Pay for entire year by semester (1st semester dated July 1, and 2nd semester dated Dec 1, 2022). 4)You may also pay on Venmo @Sandra-Sacchieri NOTE: The first payment should include the supply fee. As we often turn students away once you have reserved your space, there will be no refunds given after July 1.