 Lab
Sciences
Biology
grades 9-12
Physical
Science grades 9-12
Chemistry
grades 10-12
Anatomy and Physiology grades 11-12
Literature
- Composition & Humanities
High
School Literature and Composition English I & II grades 9-10
High
School Literature and Composition English III & IV grades
11-12
CS Lewis & JR Tolkien grades 10-12 (fall semester)
Biblical Worldview - Understanding the Times grades 10-12 (spring semester)
Journalism grades 10-12 (fall semester)
College
Composition grades 10-12 (spring semester)
Lab
Sciences
Course: Biology
Grade Level: 8-11
Day/Time: Tuesday 8:00 – 10:00am OR 1:40 - 3:40pm
Instructor: Carlee Hilger
Cost: $68 per month + $55 registration fee
Book: Abeka Biology: God's Living Creation, (3rd Ed.), 2007. Call 1-877-223-5226 to order or order used on-line.
Description: This is a comprehensive, college-prep Biology course. Students will study the basics of bacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals. An in-depth study of the human body systems is also included. Hands-on labs are incorporated each week including: microscopy, bacteriology, and fetal pig dissection. Homework will be given each week with a test every 3-4 weeks.
Course: Physical Science
Grade Level: 9-11
Day/Time: Thursday 1:40-3:40
Instructor: Julie Bingham
Cost: $68 per month + $55 registration fee
Book: Conceptual Physical Science, ISBN# 0321051661. Call 1-800-282-0693 to order or order used on-line.
Description: While most people think of physical science in and for middle school, this is a comprehensive, college-prep Physical Science course to prepare the student for Chemistry and Physics. With this being our first “math based” high school science class, we recommend this course be taken before Chemistry and Physics. Our Physical Science class is not a junior high level physical science you would normally equate with physical science. Also, if your child struggled in Algebra I we highly recommend this class before Chemistry. Hands-on labs will be incorporated each week to help students learn more practical ways physical science applies to life. Homework will be given each week with a test every 3-4 weeks.
Course: Chemistry
Grade Level: 11-12 (advanced 10th graders are welcome to register)
Day/Time: Thursday 10:05am - 12:05pm (we may offer an 8:00 – 10:00am section too)
Instructor: Julie Bingham
Cost: $70 per month + $55 registration fee
Book: Modern Chemistry, Holt, Rinehart, and Winston ISBN# 0-03-056537-5. Order used on-line or thru Amazon.com
Description: This is a demanding, comprehensive, college-prep Chemistry course with a hands-on lab each week. We recommend that high school Physical Science be taken prior to this course. This advice comes after years of experience and seeing many students do much better in Chemistry and Physics after taking Physical Science, along with having another year of math and cognitive development. Also, if your child struggled in Algebra I we highly recommend taking our Physical Science class. Homework is given each week with a test every 3-4 weeks. Pre-requisite: Algebra I
Course: Anatomy and Physiology
Grade Level: 11-12 (advanced 10th graders are welcome to register)
Day/Time: Tuesday 10:05am - 12:05pm
Instructor: Carlee Hilger
Cost: $70 per month + $55 registration fee
Book: Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology, by Scanlon and Sanders (4th Ed.), ISBN# 0-8036-1007-6. Order used online at half.com or amazon.com
Description: This is a comprehensive, college-prep course with an in-depth focus on the human body. Details of each of the body systems will be mastered. Hands-on labs are incorporated each week including: advanced microscopy, histology, pathology, and cat dissection. Homework will be given each week with a test every 3-4 weeks. Pre-requisite: Biology
Mathematics
Course: Pre-Algebra
Grade Level: advanced 7-8 (struggling 9th graders can register)
Day/Time: Wednesday 10:40am - 12:10pm
Instructor: Ellie Ingle
Cost: $54 per month + $30 registration fee
Book: McDougal Littel Passport to Algebra and Geometry, ISBN# 0395879884. Call 1-800-462-6595 to order or order used on-line.
Description: This course covers the math basics and prepares the student for Algebra I. We will introduce algebraic concepts to the basics of math learned in middle school. Topics that will be covered include: solving integer equations, multi-step equations, proportions, probability, solving fraction equations, and graphing linear equations. Homework will be assigned to enhance classroom lessons and given for each day of the week, while tests will be given at the end of each chapter. If your child is in 7th grade, they need to be advanced in math to take this class.
Course: Algebra I
Grade Level: 8-11
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 10:05 - 11:20am OR 1:40- 2:55pm
Instructor: Mary Lay
Cost: $66 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: Elementary Algebra, by Larson and Hostetler (4th Ed.), ISBN # 0-618-38817-6. Shop used on-line at Amazon, AbeBooks, half.com, etc; please make sure you do not buy the instructor’s book!
Description: This is a college-prep Algebra I course. Students will investigate concepts such as: solving and graphing linear equations and inequalities, polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, radical expressions, and quadratic functions. Students will also develop critical problem-solving skills by applying concepts to practical applications. Pre-requisite: Pre-Algebra. Of note, if your child has another class that starts at 12:15 on Tues/Thurs you can register for a study hall from 11:25 – 12:05 that will allow them to stay at HHL until lunch (12:05 – 12:15pm).
Course: Geometry
Grade Level: 9-11
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 8:40 - 9:55am
Instructor: Mary Lay
Cost: $66 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: McDougal Littell Geometry ISBN# 0395937779. Call 1-800-462-6595 to order or buy used on-line.
Description: This is a college-prep Geometry course. Students will explore proofs through the use of deductive reasoning. This course also includes such concepts as similar triangles, circles, areas, polygons, congruent shapes, and trigonometry. Pre-requisite: Algebra I
Course: Algebra II
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 12:15 - 1:30pm
Instructor: Mary Lay
Cost: $66 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: Intermediate Algebra: Graphs and Functions, by Larson, Hostetler, and Neptune (3rd Ed.), ISBN# 0-618-21878-5. Shop used on-line at Amazon, AbeBooks, half.com, etc. Purchase a TI-83 graphing calculator.
Description: This is a college-prep Algebra II course. Advanced algebraic concepts such as linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions, rational expressions, systems of linear equations and inequalities, complex numbers, and matrices will be studied. Students will also explore exponential and logarithmic functions as well as conic sections and basic Trigonometry.
Pre-requisite: Algebra I
Foreign
Language
Course: Spanish I
Grade Level: 8-11
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 10:05 - 11:20am OR 12:15 - 1:30 pm
Instructor: Tamela Bacon
Cost: $64 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: Juntos Uno ISBN# 0130508470. We will provide you with the Juntos Uno activity/workbook on the first day of class for $15. The textbook is available on Amazon.com and other used book websites.
Description: This is an entry-level High School Spanish course intended to prepare the students for further Spanish study (Spanish II in particular) as well as to help them become comfortable with speaking another
language. Students will experience the language, vocabulary, and culture of Spanish speaking countries. Basic reading and writing will be mastered with a strong emphasis on conversation. Homework will be given daily with a test approximately every 4 weeks. Of note, if your child takes the 10:05 – 11:20am section and has another class that starts at 12:15 on Tues/Thurs, you can register for a study hall from 11:25 – 12:05 that will allow them to stay at HHL until lunch (12:05 – 12:15pm).
Course: Spanish II
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 8:40 – 9:55am OR 1:40 - 2:55pm
Instructor:Tamela Bacon
Cost: $64 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: Juntos Dos, ISBN# 0130508489. We will provide you with the Juntos Dos activity/workbook on the first day of class for $12. Call 800-848-9500 to order a new textbook or visit Amazon.com for a used one. A novel called Mi Propio Auto, by Lisa Ray Turner and Blaine Ray, ISBN# 0-929724-74-7, is required for the second semester. Order used on-line.
Description: This course is a continuation of Spanish I. Students will continue learning Spanish grammar, vocabulary, culture, and conversation at a more advanced level, preparing them for college Spanish and helping them to become even more confident in their ability to speak another language. Homework will be given daily with a test approximately every 4 weeks. Pre-requisite: Spanish I
Course: French I
Grade Level: 8-11
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 12:15 - 1:30pm
Instructor: Jackie Mateo
Cost: $64 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: On Y Va! Level I ISBN# 0838441424, and On Y VA! Level I Activity/Workbook ISBN# 0838441440. You can order retail through Prentice Hall at 1-800-848-9500 or shop used at Amazon.com
Description: This is an interactive, entry level High School French course intended to prepare students for French II. Students will experience the language, vocabulary, and culture of French speaking countries with the aid of video, PowerPoint, photo flash cards, skits, games and more. Basic reading and writing will be practiced with a balanced emphasis on both grammar and conversation. Homework will be given each class with a test every 3-4 chapters.
Course: French II
Grade Level: 10-12
Instructor: Jackie Mateo
Day/Time: Tuesday and Thursday 1:40 - 2:55pm
Cost: $64 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: On Y Va! Level II ISBN# 0838441580, On Y VA! Level II Activity/Workbook ISBN# 0838441602, and an English/French Dictionary of your choice. Order retail through Prentice Hall at 1-800-848-9500 or shop used on-line.
Description: This course is a continuation of French I. Students will carry on learning to read, write, hear, and speak the language, at a more advanced level. This level focuses specifically on the country of France. Activities similar to French I will continue with the help of visual aids, the internet and other classroom technology. Students will encounter more challenging grammar concepts that will require them to read, write & speak in several tenses. Homework will be given each class with a test every 3-4 chapters. Pre-requisite: French I
Literature
- Composition & Humanities
Course: High School Literature and Composition – English I & II
Grade Level: 9-10
Day/Time: Tuesday 10:05 – 11:35am OR Tuesday 12:00 – 1:30pm OR Wednesday 10:40am - 12:10pm
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $66 per month + $35 registration fee
Books: Abeka World Literature (3rd Ed.), Abeka Code 66958; Write Source Program Skillsbook Grade 10, Product Code W4-053147, ISBN: 0669531472; Write Source Student Book 10, ISBN: 0669009075. Books may be purchased at abeka.com, amazon.com, and thewritesource.com (1-800-289-4490).
Description: World Literature transports students around the globe and through time to experience the culture, history, and creative endeavors of many people! This course is a genre study of major authors from around the world. Students will experience many literary giants, such as Edgar Allen Poe, Plato, Homer, Martin Luther, Herman Melville, Leo Tolstoy, Victor Hugo and more than 30 others. Each author’s life and work will be addressed from a biblical perspective. Students will learn through tests, quizzes, group and individual projects, and a variety of writing assignments. A 2 year rotation of books is incorporated so your child can take the class 2 years in a row without repeating information, homework, tests, etc. Next year, 2012-2013, will focus on American Literature. Of note, if your child takes the Tuesday 10:05 – 11:35 class and has another class that starts at 12:15 on Tuesday, you can register for a short study hall from 11:40 – 12:05 that will allow them to stay at HHL until lunch (12:05 – 12:15pm).
Course: High School Literature and Composition – English III & IV
Grade Level: 11-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 12:30 - 2:00pm OR Thursday 8:25 – 9:55am
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $66 per month + $35 registration fee
Books: The Odyssey – A Modern Translation of Homer’s Classic Tale, Translated by Randy Lee Eickhoff, ISBN: 0312869010; Myths of the Greeks and Romans, by Michael Grant, ISBN: 9780452011625; Antigone (Greek Tragedy in New Translations) by Sophocles, Translated by Richard Emil Braun; Write Source Program Skillsbook Grade 12, ISBN: 0669531499 Books may be purchased at amazon.com (1-866-216-1072), or barnesandnoble.com (1-800-THE-BOOK), and the skillsbook can be purchased by calling 1-800-289-4490.
Description: Almost every literary genre used today was invented by the Greeks and passed on to the Romans. Ancient Greek and Roman literature has influenced modern language, industry, culture, and the arts. We use ancient references weekly: a “herculean task” refers to the strongman Hercules and the story of his 12 Labors; the drug morphine obtained its name from Morpheus, the Greek God of Sleep; a Trojan computer virus is a direct reference to the classic tale of the Trojan Horse. This course will guide students through major classical works from a biblical perspective, and it will expose students to the contemporary influences of ancient literature. Extensive reading, vocabulary quizzes, writing assignments and grammar work is a part of each unit. A 2 year rotation of books is incorporated so your child can take the class 2 years in a row without repeating information, homework, tests, etc. Next year, 2012-2013, will focus on British Literature.
Course: CS Lewis & JR Tolkien (fall semester only)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Tuesday 8:25 - 9:55am
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $66 per month + $20 registration fee
Books: Fellowship of the Ring (Part one of Tolkien’s Trilogy) ISBN# 0618002227; Surprised by Joy (Lewis) ISBN# 0156870118; Tolkien and CS Lewis: The Gift of Friendship, by Colin Duriez, ISBN# 1587680262; and C. S. Lewis' Letters to Children ISBN# 0684823721. Any copy of the required books will work, as long as it is not an abridged or child’s version. Books may be found at cbd.com or amazon.com.
Description: Experience the creative genius of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien for a semester. Journey through several literary masterpieces and encounter timeless characters face-to-face as we journey through the worlds of Lewis and Tolkien. Write a 5-paragraph essay on the friendship of Tolkien and Lewis; create a project based on Fellowship of the Ring; pen poems using examples in The Hobbit. This course will also explore Tolkien’s role in Lewis’ transformation from a self-proclaimed atheist to a Christian. Optional Recommendation: Read The Hobbit before the course starts.
Course: Biblical Worldview – Understanding the Times (spring semester)
Grade Level: 10-12 (advanced 9th graders are welcome to register)
Day/Time: Wednesday 9:00 – 10:30am
Instructor: Meleah Smith
Cost: $15 per month + free registration for current HHL families
Book: Understanding the Times: The Collision of Today’s Competing Worldviews, by David Noebel, softback textbook. You will also need to order: Understanding the Times Student Manual. Please go to www.summit.org and look for these under “home school curriculum”. We highly recommend you not look for these used. This is the 516 page version, not their traditional 966 page edition. The price for a new book is very reasonable ($18.95).
Description: This class will outline the differences between Christianity and the other prominent worldviews vying for allegiance in Western culture. Some of the issues covered include: abortion, the arts, biotechnology, cults, euthanasia, leadership, radical environmentalism, radical feminism, the problem of evil, religious pluralism, scriptural reliability, and more. On a broader scale, students will delve into Postmodernism, Secular Humanism, parts of New Age and Islam. In a time when more than half of all Christians lose their faith in college, this class is aimed at building students up in their faith and also preparing them to defend their Christian worldview against all its competitors.
Course: Journalism (fall semester only)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Thursday 10:05 – 11:35am
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $64 per month + $20 registration fee
Book: Introduction to Journalism ISBN# 0618003770. Order used on-line or thru amazon.com
Description: This class will expose students to the basics of journalism. Various components include, but are not limited to: The Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of Journalism, how to write captions and headlines, what it means to critically analyze the media, how to apply Philippians 4:8 to your writing, how to communicate through editorial cartoons and comics, and what editorials, movie reviews and sports articles look like.
Course: College Composition (Spring semester only)
Grade Level: 11-12 (advanced 10th graders are welcome to register)
Day/Time: Tuesday 8:25 – 9:55am
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $66 per month + $20 registration fee
Book: Write for College 2007 Handbook, ISBN# 0-669-00031-0 (soft cover or hardcover). Book may be purchased through greatsource.com or by calling 1-800-289-4490. You may be able to locate used copies at amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com.
Description: This course encourages students in their preparation to be independent, successful collegiate writers. Students will read and discuss a variety of common college assignments. They will develop the academic skills and thought patterns needed to successfully complete the writing process required at the collegiate level. Library resources, MLA and APA Handbooks, and internet tools will be explored in completing written assignments. Nine essays and two research papers will be completed during the semester. The first research paper will use MLA format; the second research paper will use APA format
History and Social Studies
Course: World Geography
Grade Level: 8-10
Day/Time: Wednesday 2:10-3:40pm
Instructor: Pam Fields
Cost: $56 per month + $30 registration fee
Book: Cultural Geography, Bob Jones’ (3rd Ed.), ISBN# 978-1-59166-496-3. Order used on-line or Call 1-800-845-5731
Description: Following the theme of a Grand Tour, we will "travel" from continent to continent around the world. Our studies with include geographic cultures, landforms, climates, resources, economy, religions, and governments of every country in the world. A “Cultural Fair” Extravaganza, complete with native recipe preparation/food tasting and country/cultural presentations, is the class highlight at the end of each continent’s study!
Course: World History
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 12:30-2:00pm
Instructor: Pam Fields
Cost: $62 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: World History for Christian Schools, Bob Jones’ (2nd Ed.), ISBN# 0890847126. Order used on-line or call 1-800-845-5731 to order.
Description: We will study historical world events from Creation to the present in light of God's Master Plan. We will build a solid foundation of ancient history, Greco-Roman culture, Medieval History on up to current history. Since man's actions are a product of his thoughts, the history of ideas will be emphasized more so than events and conditions, including political, economic, scientific, language, fine arts, and religion in historical context
Course: U.S. History
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 9:00-10:30am
Instructor: Pam Fields
Cost: $62 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: United States History for Christian Schools, Bob Jones’ (3rd Ed.), ISBN# 1-59166-424-1. Call 800-845-5731 or order used on-line.
Description: A positive, patriotic approach to American History, bringing to life events and personalities that have shaped the nation. This class will also cover a chronological survey of American History, Christian contributions to America's heritage, the structure of American Government, and an integration of various facets of American culture will be emphasized in this study of our nation's history.
Course: Government (Fall semester only)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 10:40am-12:10pm
Instructor: Pam Fields
Cost: $62 per month + $20 registration fee
Book: American Government for Christian Schools, Bob Jones’ (2nd ed.), ISBN# 1-57924-685-0. Call 800-845-5731 or order used on-line.
Description: American Government takes a historical approach to the scope and mechanics of our United States government, including its possibilities and limitations. We will analyze the three God-ordained institutions of authority – the church, the home, the state – through a study of all levels and branches of American government, explaining their scriptural foundation. Students will also examine the Constitution, political parties, elections, interest groups, media influence, the bureaucracy, and political behavior.
Course: Economics (Spring semester only)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 10:40am-12:10pm
Instructor: Pam Fields
Cost: $62 per month + $20 registration fee
Book: Whatever Happened to Penny Candy (5th Ed, printed in May 2004), by Richard Maybury. Crown Financial Workbook:: Your Money Counts, by Howard Dayton, ISBN # 9780842385923. Order used on-line and/or go to the Crown Financial website.
Description: Economics will present an interesting, logical, uncomplicated examination of comparative economic systems and the laws/principles that govern them. We will build a case for free-market capitalism as the economic system most compatible with a Biblical worldview and consider it in the current battle of ideas for the global economy. Throughout this process, we will study economic theories and principles and the personal (consumer) level and their application to the broader demands of government. We will also consider the consequences of popular economic myths/fallacies. Students will also examine the Biblical principles of money, wealth, and stewardship with regard to income, debt, budgeting, giving, and saving/investing.
Fine Arts, Electives and Workshops
Course: Art
Grade Level: 8-12
Day/Time:Monday 1:25 – 2:50pm
Instructor: Katie Knutson (see some of her work at www.katiewardknutson.com)
Cost: $50 per month + $50 registration fee
Book: Drawing with Older Children and Teens, by Mona Brookes, ISBN# 0874776619. Order at Amazon.com
Description: This course is an excellent introduction to the arts through two and three dimensional media. Students will explore God’s beauty, majesty and creativity through learning the elements of design and examples in art history. Some projects will comprise still life, self portraits, painting, print-making, 3D design with sculpture, typography, and clay! Various materials will include pencil, markers, charcoal, pastels, inks, paint, found objects and clay! Students will learn about movements in art history and study the techniques, while also studying the contemporary art world from a Biblical perspective. Projects and art experiences required outside of class will further each student’s learning. Additionally, students will learn more about color, form and composition through each media. Students will also be taught how to discuss art in class, express their individual creativity and explain what they have created.
Course: Choir and Music Appreciation
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Tuesday 3:00-5:00
Instructor: Joy Gibbons
Cost: $50 per month + $35 registration fee
Book: A $10 fee for music will be added to your first month’s bill (this will cover the year). Also, students will be required to purchase a HHL T-shirt.
Description: This class provides a well-rounded musical curriculum of vocal technique, music history/appreciation, basic theory, ear-training and stage presence. Vocal repertoire, music history and appreciation, rhythm drills, sight-singing and music theory will be addressed each week. Our retreats, performances and field trips are fun and educational. Friendships are developed and strengthened throughout the year. Cultural appreciation for the arts is cultivated through attendance of concerts and musical presentations. Many of our high school students go on to study music at the collegiate level with some able to exempt certain freshman courses and/or obtain music scholarships. All of our high school choir members leave high school with a love for music and its Creator and fond memories of experiences with their fellow students. “Several studies have confirmed that music directly enhances learning through increased spatial development. Math and reading are improved by learning rhythms and decoding notes and symbols. So there appears to be cross disciplinary learning in music.” (Source: The College Board, 1991)
Course: Drama
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Wednesday 2:10-4:10
Instructor: Heather Kleiner
Cost: $62 per month + $50 registration fee
Book:None (Script to be announced)
Description: Our fall semester line-up includes workshops that will give students clues to acting classic poetry and plays, with an added emphasis on Shakespeare’s works. We will also build on the fundamentals of theater with fun and creative workshops that include scene setting, expression, proper breathing, and character analysis. Students in grades 10-12 are required to participate in our Shakespeare Competition in the fall semester. We’ll build on the principles of improvisation, character development, monologues and much more while preparing for the year end spring (late April or early May) performance
Course: Girl’s Devotional and Bible Study (fall semester only)
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Tuesday 1:40 – 2:55pm
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: Free to registered HHL students per month + $10 registration fee
Book: The Bible (whichever translation your daughter has is fine); Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace in His Presence – Devotions for Every Day of the Year, by Sarah Young, ISBN: 1591451884.
Description: Would you like a weekly time of Bible study, prayer, and encouragement with other Hilger students? This Bible Study will focus on God’s word and the daily devotions in the book, Jesus Calling. Jesus Calling is a devotional filled with uniquely inspired treasures from heaven for every day of the year. Whether you are a Hilger veteran or a new student, we would love for you to join us! Sorry boys, this is “girls only.”
Course: Study Hall
Grade Level: 9-12
Day/Time: Tuesday 11:25 – 12:05 OR Tuesday 11:40 – 12:05 OR 12:15 – 1:30pm OR 1:40 – 2:55pm
Wednesday 10:40am – 12:10pm OR 12:30 – 2:00pm
Thursday 11:25 – 12:05 OR Tuesday 11:40 – 12:05 OR 12:15 – 1:30pm
Cost: $4 per month for any 25 minute session on Tuesday or Thursday; $8 for Tues & Thurs 11:40 – 12:05
$6 per month for any 40 minute session on Tuesday or Thursday; $12 for Tues & Thurs 11:25 – 12:00
$12 per month for any 75 minute session on Tuesday or Thursday
$15 per month for any 90 minute session on Wednesday
Description: This opportunity is only available to students who have another class following the study hall. It is our hope and desire for the student to make the most of this occasion, using the time to study diligently, take a mental break, or read quietly. No instructor is listed since this is not an academic class, though we will have an HHL staff supervising and conducting the study hall. Students may not take two study halls in a row.
Course: ACT Workshop – English, Reading, and some Science (6 weeks in the fall semester)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Monday 2:50 – 4:50pm (September 12th – October 17th in preparation for the October 22nd test)
Instructor: Shelley George
Cost: $115 + $10 registration fee
Book: Cracking the ACT 2011 Edition, by Princeton Review, ISBN# 0375427996.
Description: Is your student equipped with the test-taking tools needed to confidently complete the ACT? This workshop will introduce your student to 3 of the 4 major sections involved in the ACT, while giving strategies to tackle each one. The primary focus of the workshop will address the English, reading, and science portions of the test. The math section will be administered in our “Math Focus” ACT workshop. Students will have the opportunity to work on accuracy and speed with the English, reading and science sections. The book also provides 2 full length ACT tests and 1 on-line test. If you child is taking High School Art on Monday, from 1:25 – 2:50pm, we will allow them to leave a couple minutes early during these 6 weeks.
Course: ACT Workshop – Math Focus (6 weeks in the fall semester)
Grade Level: 10-12
Day/Time: Monday 12:40 - 2:40pm (September 12th – October 17th in preparation for October 22nd test)
Instructor: Mary Lay
Cost: $115 + $10 registration fee
Book:Cracking the ACT 2011 Edition, by Princeton Review, ISBN# 0375427996.
Description: This course is designed to help prepare students for the mathematics section of the ACT. Students will review concepts from Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II that are covered on the ACT as well as learn math test-taking strategies to help improve their score. Students will have the opportunity to work on accuracy and speed for the math section of the test. The book also provides 2 full length ACT tests and 1 on-line test.
Contact Information
Class Location: First Alliance Church, 1906 Hickory Valley Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Mailing address: Hilger Higher Learning, 1121 Mtn Terrace, Lookout Mtn, GA 30750
Contact us by calling 706-956-8344 or Email us! |
