Drivers Ed
Second Semester
Driver's Ed for South Heights Students Second Semester!
1st Class Driving School will be offering a special, in-person Driver's Ed course - specifically for South Heights students - at its Savage location from January 28 to April 1. This is a fantastic opportunity for your student to prepare for the permit test before summer arrives!
10 Week classroom instruction through 1st Class Driving School
If you are interested in signing up for these classes, please submit your contact information here https://1stclassds.com/contact/,
and in the questions/message section write South Heights.
All registration and payment will go through 1st Class Driving School.
Please visit the website for more information! https://1stclassds.com/
1st Class Driving School has been named one of the best driver’s education courses in Minnesota. Our mission is to provide students 1st class education and training so they become safe and courteous drivers. We offer experienced and patient instructors who are state certified. Each class session is organized into ten different three-hour sections using state approved curriculum. Upon completion of the 30 classroom hours, the student will receive a Blue Card in order to take the permit test at the age of 15. Subsequent Behind-the Wheel training may be completed for an additional fee.
Second Semester
Driver's Ed for South Heights Students Second Semester!
1st Class Driving School will be offering a special, in-person Driver's Ed course - specifically for South Heights students - at its Savage location from January 28 to April 1. This is a fantastic opportunity for your student to prepare for the permit test before summer arrives!
10 Week classroom instruction through 1st Class Driving School
- Dates: Fridays, January 28, 2022 - April 1, 2022
- Time: 9:00-12:00
- Location: 6001 Egan Drive, Suite 191, Savage, MN 55378
If you are interested in signing up for these classes, please submit your contact information here https://1stclassds.com/contact/,
and in the questions/message section write South Heights.
All registration and payment will go through 1st Class Driving School.
Please visit the website for more information! https://1stclassds.com/
1st Class Driving School has been named one of the best driver’s education courses in Minnesota. Our mission is to provide students 1st class education and training so they become safe and courteous drivers. We offer experienced and patient instructors who are state certified. Each class session is organized into ten different three-hour sections using state approved curriculum. Upon completion of the 30 classroom hours, the student will receive a Blue Card in order to take the permit test at the age of 15. Subsequent Behind-the Wheel training may be completed for an additional fee.
Logic
Second 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.
Second 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.
Office Software
First Semester
Description: Knowing the basics of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is important in the professional world as well as in school. To succeed in high school, your child should know how to adjust margins and spacing, check word counts, create headers and footers, and track changes in Word. In Excel, your child should know how to organize information in charts and graphs, write formulas, sort and filter data, and use cell references. Your child should know how to organize a presentation through PowerPoint by creating and managing slides for future projects. All of these skills will be presented, along with how to keep your computer files organized, in a fun and hands-on learning experience.
Tutor: Jeremy Volk
Length: Half Year
Level: 7th – 12th
Prerequisite: None
Homework: approximately 60 minutes per week
Students should bring: A laptop or tablet with a power cord the full version of Office 365 installed.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
First Semester
Description: Knowing the basics of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint is important in the professional world as well as in school. To succeed in high school, your child should know how to adjust margins and spacing, check word counts, create headers and footers, and track changes in Word. In Excel, your child should know how to organize information in charts and graphs, write formulas, sort and filter data, and use cell references. Your child should know how to organize a presentation through PowerPoint by creating and managing slides for future projects. All of these skills will be presented, along with how to keep your computer files organized, in a fun and hands-on learning experience.
Tutor: Jeremy Volk
Length: Half Year
Level: 7th – 12th
Prerequisite: None
Homework: approximately 60 minutes per week
Students should bring: A laptop or tablet with a power cord the full version of Office 365 installed.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
Study Skills for Learning & Life
First Semester
Description: The purpose of this class is to equip students with the tools needed to pursue the highest level of academic achievement possible. By examining and practicing study techniques, students will be able to spend less time doing busywork and more time learning. This class will cover the following study skills: discipline & responsibility, note taking, reading & listening, test preparation & test taking, staying focused, writing outlines, doing research, time management, and goal planning. This class is a great beginning course for students who are about to begin high school, as well as a great preparation course for students who are about to graduate and move on to higher education.
Tutor: Joshua De Leon
Length: Half year
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approximately 1 hour per week.
Text Requirement: None. Handouts will be provided in class.
Students should bring: a blank college-ruled notebook, 1” 3-ring binder with several dividers, a highlighter, and a couple of pens (my recommendation would be the Sharpie fine tip ink pens, 2 black and 2-3 differently colored; ball point is not recommended, though not prohibited).
Class Tuition: See registration form for current prices.
First Semester
Description: The purpose of this class is to equip students with the tools needed to pursue the highest level of academic achievement possible. By examining and practicing study techniques, students will be able to spend less time doing busywork and more time learning. This class will cover the following study skills: discipline & responsibility, note taking, reading & listening, test preparation & test taking, staying focused, writing outlines, doing research, time management, and goal planning. This class is a great beginning course for students who are about to begin high school, as well as a great preparation course for students who are about to graduate and move on to higher education.
Tutor: Joshua De Leon
Length: Half year
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: Approximately 1 hour per week.
Text Requirement: None. Handouts will be provided in class.
Students should bring: a blank college-ruled notebook, 1” 3-ring binder with several dividers, a highlighter, and a couple of pens (my recommendation would be the Sharpie fine tip ink pens, 2 black and 2-3 differently colored; ball point is not recommended, though not prohibited).
Class Tuition: See registration form for current prices.
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
Village Schools of the Bible Classes
For more information on Village School's classes, click on the button below! Classes are regularly offered at Berean Church and are highly recommended!
