Courses

9 courses found

Literature

0.00 Credit

An Evening with King Arthur

Apr 24, 2026. A brief introduction for families to the culture and characters of King Arthur's court.

undefined

Dr. Junius Johnson

Spring 2026

Grades 3 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Introduction to Painting Watercolor and Oil: I

Take a break from work and step into the world of beauty through painting! Begin by learning colors and how to mix them. Learn the basics of watercolor and oil. Taught from a Classical perspective we utilize the Masters' best practices and grade on faithfulness and effort not outcome.

Cherise Stutzman

Spring 2027

Grades 7 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Economics

An introduction to economics grounded in the Christian humanities.

undefined

Spring 2027

Grades 11 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Introduction to Drawing: I

Learn to draw through laughter and wonder as you line, form, shape, composition, proportion, value, and more. Finish the course by finding yourself more confident about drawing all sorts of things around you.

Cherise Stutzman

Spring 2027

Grades 7 - 12

Humanities & Electives

1.00 Credit

Speech and Debate - Dual Credit

Speech and Debate - Dual Credit

undefined

Dr. Karla Memmott

Spring 2027

Grades 10 - 12

Humanities & Electives

0.50 Credit

Christ-centered Educational Methods (Pedagogy) - Part 2

Christ-centered Educational Methods (Pedagogy) 2

undefined

Dr. Christy Anne Vaughan

Spring 2027

Teacher Training

Mathematics

1.00 Credit

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts

MH 1311 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts - Faulkner This course will examine, through careful reading and extensive discussion, key issues in mathematical studies.

undefined

James Underwood

Spring 2027

Grades 11 - 12

Natural Science

0.50 Credit

Applied Environmental Science: The Common Art of Agriculture

This science class focuses on applying earth and environmental sciences to the common art of agriculture. It equips students with the tools and framework necessary to manage any type of property for the good of their family, benefit of their community, and the glory of God.

Spring 2027

Grades 8 - 12

Rhetoric

1.00 Credit

Rhetoric 2

Rhetoric is part of the historic trivium. This course is meant to acquaint students with the history and philosophy of rhetoric. This course is approved for dual credit at Faulkner University.

undefined

Dr. Karla Memmott

Spring 2027

Grades 10 - 12