Cover-to-Cover Bible Class
Old Testament and New Testament
Description: Since 1982 Village Schools of the Bible has guided more than 7,000 people through Cover-to-Cover which is a comprehensive, full immersion discipleship study of the Bible where students read the entire Bible in nine months and write reflection papers to let God's truth sink in. First semester is spent immersed in the Old Testament while second semester is devoted to the New Testament. The textbooks provide a large view of each book of the Bible. Students' reflection papers encourage deep thinking and practical application of the truths discovered in the Bible. A teacher leads the class, and there is plenty of time for students to ask questions and discuss life application.
Five major themes are discussed and reviewed during the class:
One student wrote, "This course has been life-changing for me. I came into the class without a real knowledge of the Old Testament at all. I feel like my relationship with the Lord has grown so much, and my understanding is much more in-depth. I am excited about the Word."
Tutor: Ryan Habbena
Length: Old Testament 1st semester and New Testament 2nd semester
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 1-4 hours per week depending on the level of study the student chooses
Text: Textbook is provided by Village Schools and included in the cost of tuition
Students should bring to class: A notebook and writing utensil.
Class Tuition each semester: See the registration from for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Old Testament and New Testament
Description: Since 1982 Village Schools of the Bible has guided more than 7,000 people through Cover-to-Cover which is a comprehensive, full immersion discipleship study of the Bible where students read the entire Bible in nine months and write reflection papers to let God's truth sink in. First semester is spent immersed in the Old Testament while second semester is devoted to the New Testament. The textbooks provide a large view of each book of the Bible. Students' reflection papers encourage deep thinking and practical application of the truths discovered in the Bible. A teacher leads the class, and there is plenty of time for students to ask questions and discuss life application.
Five major themes are discussed and reviewed during the class:
- God's Unfolding Plan of Redemption
- The Centrality of Jesus Christ, or what we call the Scarlet Thread of Redemption
- The Unity of the Bible
- The Centrality of the Gospel of Jesus Christ
- The Practical Application of God's Word for Daily Living
One student wrote, "This course has been life-changing for me. I came into the class without a real knowledge of the Old Testament at all. I feel like my relationship with the Lord has grown so much, and my understanding is much more in-depth. I am excited about the Word."
Tutor: Ryan Habbena
Length: Old Testament 1st semester and New Testament 2nd semester
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 1-4 hours per week depending on the level of study the student chooses
Text: Textbook is provided by Village Schools and included in the cost of tuition
Students should bring to class: A notebook and writing utensil.
Class Tuition each semester: See the registration from for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Career Exploration & Preparation
First Semester (9th - 12th grades)
Description: “Career Exploration and Preparation helps students discover what they do best, what they want to do most, and how they can best prepare to enter the marketplace.” From Career Exploration and Preparation, Credits Before College (Cheri Frame). The class covers basic topics such as: what the Bible says about work, the cost of living, use of career assessments, personality within interests, skills and life and work values, vocational lists, education pathways and interviewing skills. Students will complete an online assessment before class begins in September. The assessment will bring a deeper dimension of learning to the homework assignments and classroom discussions.
Tutor: Rachelle Kimmes
Length: Half year
Level: 9th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approximately 2-3 hours per week
Students should bring each week: a notebook, the WORKBOOK, a highlighter, pens and/or pencils to take notes, as needed
Text Requirement: Workbook supplied on the first day of class. Personal Assessment cost also included in tuition fee.
Class Tuition: $258.00 (includes Workbook and Assessment) Contact me directly @ [email protected] when your student is ready to complete the assessment.
First Semester (9th - 12th grades)
Description: “Career Exploration and Preparation helps students discover what they do best, what they want to do most, and how they can best prepare to enter the marketplace.” From Career Exploration and Preparation, Credits Before College (Cheri Frame). The class covers basic topics such as: what the Bible says about work, the cost of living, use of career assessments, personality within interests, skills and life and work values, vocational lists, education pathways and interviewing skills. Students will complete an online assessment before class begins in September. The assessment will bring a deeper dimension of learning to the homework assignments and classroom discussions.
Tutor: Rachelle Kimmes
Length: Half year
Level: 9th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approximately 2-3 hours per week
Students should bring each week: a notebook, the WORKBOOK, a highlighter, pens and/or pencils to take notes, as needed
Text Requirement: Workbook supplied on the first day of class. Personal Assessment cost also included in tuition fee.
Class Tuition: $258.00 (includes Workbook and Assessment) Contact me directly @ [email protected] when your student is ready to complete the assessment.
Foundations in Personal Finance
First Semester (8th - 12th grades)
Description: Using Ramsey Solutions “Foundations in Personal Finance” as our guide, students will learn foundational money skills they’ll use NOW and for the rest of their lives. Classroom discussions will bring real-life application to the world of money, how we view it and what to do with it. The class covers basic topics such as: History of Credit and Debt, Financial Literacy, Budgeting, Saving, Compound Interest, Types of Credit and Debt, Sales and Marketing as a Consumer, Banking, Types of Insurance, Paychecks/Taxes, Renting/Owning, Investments and Global and U.S. Economy. Each Chapter also includes a Biblical Devotional and a post-test.
Tutor: Rachelle Kimmes
Length: Half year
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None Homework: Approximately 2-4 hours per week
Students should bring: WORKBOOK, completed assignments, a highlighter, pens and/or pencils to take notes, as needed
Text Requirement: Parent will order Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition - Print + Streaming $89.99 for each student. Found Here.
Class Tuition: $178.00 Contact me directly @ [email protected] if you have any additional questions.
First Semester (8th - 12th grades)
Description: Using Ramsey Solutions “Foundations in Personal Finance” as our guide, students will learn foundational money skills they’ll use NOW and for the rest of their lives. Classroom discussions will bring real-life application to the world of money, how we view it and what to do with it. The class covers basic topics such as: History of Credit and Debt, Financial Literacy, Budgeting, Saving, Compound Interest, Types of Credit and Debt, Sales and Marketing as a Consumer, Banking, Types of Insurance, Paychecks/Taxes, Renting/Owning, Investments and Global and U.S. Economy. Each Chapter also includes a Biblical Devotional and a post-test.
Tutor: Rachelle Kimmes
Length: Half year
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None Homework: Approximately 2-4 hours per week
Students should bring: WORKBOOK, completed assignments, a highlighter, pens and/or pencils to take notes, as needed
Text Requirement: Parent will order Foundations in Personal Finance: Homeschool Edition - Print + Streaming $89.99 for each student. Found Here.
Class Tuition: $178.00 Contact me directly @ [email protected] if you have any additional questions.
Logic
First Semester
Description: This is a course in linguistic symbolic logic. Logic and reasoning form the basis for how we think and communicate in everyday life. It also forms the basis for all other subjects that we study (math, science, music, writing, language, etc). It is important that we understand and are able to perform these disciplines effectively. The purpose of this course is to develop our understanding of words, ideas, and arguments, as well as their logical relationships to one another. Each student will benefit from this class by improving their analytical and problem solving skills, which will aid them in their study of other subjects.
Tutor: Joshua DeLeon
Length: One semester
Level: 9th – 12th
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approx. 1-2 hours a week
Text: No Textbook. Handouts will be provided.
Students should bring to class: A college ruled notebook, a 1" binder, a pen and pencil.
Class Tuition: See the registration from for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
First Semester
Description: This is a course in linguistic symbolic logic. Logic and reasoning form the basis for how we think and communicate in everyday life. It also forms the basis for all other subjects that we study (math, science, music, writing, language, etc). It is important that we understand and are able to perform these disciplines effectively. The purpose of this course is to develop our understanding of words, ideas, and arguments, as well as their logical relationships to one another. Each student will benefit from this class by improving their analytical and problem solving skills, which will aid them in their study of other subjects.
Tutor: Joshua DeLeon
Length: One semester
Level: 9th – 12th
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approx. 1-2 hours a week
Text: No Textbook. Handouts will be provided.
Students should bring to class: A college ruled notebook, a 1" binder, a pen and pencil.
Class Tuition: See the registration from for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Worldview
*A tuition payment will also be required for the second semester of this class.
Description: "What is truth?" Pontias Pilate's words echo down the halls of history and reverberate in the culture we live in and interact with on a daily basis. The purpose of this course is not to dictate the truth. Rather, the purpose of this course is to learn how to discern for oneself what is truth. In this class, we will challenge ideas and beliefs both Christian and secular, equip students to view life from various worldviews, and make decisions based on the worldviews that make the most sense. Students will study theology, philosophy, ethics, biology, psychology, sociology, law, politics, economics, and history. Joshua 24:15 says, "...choose this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your fathers served in the region beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you dwell. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”
Tutor: Josh De Leon
Length: Full Year Course
Level: 9th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 30-60 minutes per day
Text Requirement: (To be purchased by parents) Understanding the Times: A Survey of Competing Worldviews as well as the accompanying Student Manual (5th edition). Please note that these books are entirely different from previous classes! Students of the same family need only purchase one Textbook. Students of the same family may also get by with one Student Manual. In this case, a separate College Ruled Notebook must be purchased separately for each student.
Link to Textbook: https://store.summit.org/Understanding-the-Times
Link to Student Manual: https://store.summit.org/Understanding-the-Times-Student-Manual
*A tuition payment will also be required for the second semester of this class.
Description: "What is truth?" Pontias Pilate's words echo down the halls of history and reverberate in the culture we live in and interact with on a daily basis. The purpose of this course is not to dictate the truth. Rather, the purpose of this course is to learn how to discern for oneself what is truth. In this class, we will challenge ideas and beliefs both Christian and secular, equip students to view life from various worldviews, and make decisions based on the worldviews that make the most sense. Students will study theology, philosophy, ethics, biology, psychology, sociology, law, politics, economics, and history. Joshua 24:15 says, "...choose this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your fathers served in the region beyond the River, or the gods of the Amorites in whose land you dwell. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”
Tutor: Josh De Leon
Length: Full Year Course
Level: 9th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 30-60 minutes per day
Text Requirement: (To be purchased by parents) Understanding the Times: A Survey of Competing Worldviews as well as the accompanying Student Manual (5th edition). Please note that these books are entirely different from previous classes! Students of the same family need only purchase one Textbook. Students of the same family may also get by with one Student Manual. In this case, a separate College Ruled Notebook must be purchased separately for each student.
Link to Textbook: https://store.summit.org/Understanding-the-Times
Link to Student Manual: https://store.summit.org/Understanding-the-Times-Student-Manual
