Classes Fall 2025
Classes are being formed for Fall 2025 and will be updated regularly with course description and curriculum details. Feel free to reach out to instructors directly if you have specific questions about their class.
Elementary K-5
M/W Core Classes
We encourage elementary students to sign up for the full course packages and cannot guarantee space for core a-la-carte classes at this level. Grade level groups may be subject to change if numbers increase past the classroom capacity.
We are now offering up to 4 days of classes for grades 1-12!
K - 2nd (North)
Mrs. Ami Caroll
Ami Carroll has a bachelor’s degree in History with a minor in Psychology and an emphasis in Early Childhood Development. She operated a home daycare for 20 years and taught early literacy skills there. She also taught one year of math, history, and English at the middle school level. She is currently a homeschooling educator and has been doing that for nine years. She is passionate about instilling a love of learning into young children so that they develop into lifelong learners.
K - 2nd (South)
Miss Rose Mathias
Arctic Rose Music
251-501-8440
All core subjects M-Th 9 am - 3 pm
M/W at South, T/Th at North for 4-day students
Rose Mathias is an accomplished musician, teacher, and business owner. With over 13 years of experience performing music and studying at University of South Alabama and others. As the founder of Arctic Rose Music School, Rose strives to ignite a lifelong love for music in her students. In addition to her role as a music educator, Rose is also a dedicated classroom teacher, proficient in a range of subjects. She believes in the importance of a well-rounded education and is committed to providing a holistic learning experience for her students. By integrating music with other academic subjects, she helps students develop critical thinking skills, creativity, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. A seasoned educator with a sincere passion for nurturing young minds, Rose is dedicated to creating a personal connection with each of her students. She endeavors to make learning a joyful and enriching experience, believing that a strong teacher-student relationship is key to their success and growth.
3rd - 5th (North)
TBA
TBA
English/Language Arts: -IEW Structure and Style -Fix It Grammar History: -America’s Story Volume 1 Science: -Chemistry for the Grammar Stage
3rd - 5th (South)
Mrs. Olivia Palovchik
Dive into learning with Mrs. Olivia Palovchik! Explore writing and reading, math, American history, and the foundations of chemistry this coming 2025-26 school year at the Green Room south campus. Join this active and fun community of learners! Students must demonstrate the ability to read independently (from the McMillan Readers Level Test) for placement in this class. Curriculum English/Language Arts: -IEW Structure and Style -Fix It Grammar History: -America’s Story Volume 1 Science: -Chemistry for the Grammar Stage Olivia Palovchik has a Bachelor’s Degree in special education for grades k-12 from Wright State University in Ohio. She has worked in the childcare and education field for 10 years. Olivia taught Life Skills at the high school level for two years. She enjoys teaching through social stories, music, and imaginative play. She is excited to share her love for learning with your students.
Math at The Green Room
Since we have multiple grade levels and differing levels of mastery in math, Green Room students work on math individually. If you don't already have a preferred math curriculum, we recommend a Saxon math book. If your child is in grade 3 and up, we recommend pairing a Saxon math book with the NicoletheMathLady.com online instructor. This allows the student to have a physical book to work from as well as an online instructor that the student can view at any time and at their own pace. They can work from this at home and in the classroom. While in the classroom, the teacher will be there to help ensure they are on task and help answering any questions the students may have. For the younger grades (K-2) not using Nicole the Math Lady, there will be more instruction with possible group work depending on what book students use. Using Nicole the Math Lady will require the use of some type of internet linked device. The annual discounted price for Nicole the Math Lady is $50 if you order through The Green Room. To find placement tests and books to order visit nicolethemathlady.com. We know that Saxon does not fit every child's preferred learning style so, if you would like your student to use a different math curriculum during classroom math time, please make sure that you send the classwork with your student and clearly indicate to the teacher what you'd like the student to work on. Math time is for an hour each class day.
Middle School
M/W Core Classes
6th - 8th All Core Classes (North)
Mrs. Elspeth Allen
This year for English Language Arts, we will be learning how to communicate effectively through both written and spoken language. We will develop reading and writing skills along with grammar, vocabulary, and literary analysis. Students will have the opportunity to work on a group project, give two presentations to the class, and improve their writing. Students will read books as a class as well as choose books to read on their own. In addition, we will do 3 unit studies a semester. Semester 1 will be poetry, plays, and Shakespeare. Semester 2 will be debate, scientific writing, and lyrics. While studying poetry, students will read and interpret poems and have the opportunity to write a variety of poems including limerick, acrostic, found, and iambic. In our play unit, we will learn about comedy, tragedy, and drama plays in the Greek, Shakespeare, and Modern time periods. In our Shakespeare unit, we will focus on a single Shakespeare play. We will become familiar with it by first reading a graphic novel of the play. Then we will study an Act together in class; understanding the language. Finally, we will watch a performance of that play. We will end the unit by reading Verily, A New Hope by Ian Doescher. It is the Star Wars movie written completely in iambic pentameter, in Shakespearean language, and in play format. Books to be purchased: - Holes by Luis Sachar - Wonder by RJ Palacio - Verily, A New Hope by Ian Soescher - Easy Grammar student workbook This year we will be learning about US History! Studying U.S. history offers a valuable journey into understanding the past, present and future of our nation’s identity, values, and institutions. The best way to learn history is to get involved in it. We will learn about and interact with our local, state, and federal government. In addition, we will be using primary sources, interactive notebooking. and participating in history through music, food, and games. Students will have the opportunity to work individually as well as in groups. Each semester, students will learn more about a US President and give a presentation to the class. For our text, will be using the Young Reader’s Edition of Land of Hope - an invitation to the Great American Story by Wilfred M. McClay. Semester 1 we will use Volume One starting with the discovery of America through the Civil War. Semester 2 we will use Volume Two starting at the end of the Civil War and continuing to September 11. In Science this year we will be studying Biology. We will cover genetics, ecology, plants, invertebrates, vertebrates, and the human body. This class will be hands on by performing experiments, using a bacteria growth medium, and a dissection. Students will also learn to use a microscope and prepare their own slides. We will study a variety of different slides under the microscope. Students will be able to see first hand plant, animal, and nerve cells. Students will have the opportunity to work individually as well as in groups. In the second semester, students will have the opportunity to participate in a science fair. We will be using Biology for the Logic Stage by Elemental Science as our textbook. Elspeth Allen has a bachelors degree in physics. She rounded out her education in her family's dance studio and the piano; competing on the national and international level. She has been homeschooling her own children as well as teaching in co-ops for over a decade. Elspeth loves teaching to the individual strengths and weaknesses of students both one on one and in a group.
6th - 8th Social Studies (South)
Mrs. Madai Pichardo
Madai Pichardo obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in social work from Florida Atlantic University in 2016, followed by her Master’s Degree at Barry University, Miami Shores in 2017. Madai brings with her social work experiences including but not limited to, foster care, substance abuse, anger management, individual and family therapy. She loved teaching at the Green Room south campus last year and building amazing relationships with the kids. Her favorite subjects to teach and learn are social studies and language arts. Madai is a self-proclaimed foodie and in her free time she enjoys things such as trying new restaurants, traveling with her family, hiking new trails, being out on the water, s’mores by a fire and worshipping with her faith family. Course descriptions and curriculum TBA.
6th-8th Physical Science (South)
Mrs. Jessica Reid
Jessica Reid is a mom of seven, with an age range from 18-3, and joined the homeschooling community in 2017. Her perspective as a homeschool parent adds to her ability to support the parent in creating the educational opportunity that best fits your student. She and her husband, Parker, lived in several states before settling in Alaska in 2015. With a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Developmental Physiology, Jessica brings a deep understanding of science to her teaching, making complex concepts accessible and exciting. She is particularly passionate about using hands-on demonstrations and labs to help her students grasp scientific principles through real-world experience. Jessica's approach encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for learning in every child she teaches.
English (South)
Mr. Ben Higgins
Most students have a strange, mixed relationship with their language arts classes. I know I did. On one hand, strong communication skills are crucial to success in life. On the other hand, ELA classes tended toward forgettable at best and something 'to be endured' at worst. Why have we turned vital skill acquisition into drudgery that repels genuine learning? English/ Language Arts with B. T. Higgins seeks to help students find their voice, craft their thoughts into words of substance and clarity, positively influence the world, and improve their circumstances. No more powerful tool exists for improving student well-being and growth than words. In this class, as we interact with the different modalities of language and skill development, I hope each student discovers what they have to offer the world. Their ideas and perspectives are valuable. Their words are priceless assets that they should learn to employ well. Course Description: English/ Language Arts with Ben Higgins is a comprehensive course designed to teach the five modalities of communication to students in grades 7-12. These modalities include writing, reading, speaking, listening, and thinking. The class meets the requirements set by the ELA public school curriculum and provides a creative approach to language arts education. Each week, students will complete a writing project and deliver a presentation on their work. Through a discussion-based learning model, students will engage in productive exchanges of ideas to refine their skills. Students are assessed on active participation, careful listening, and completion of their homework assignments. The course will cover American and world literature analysis, editing, grammar, revising, public speaking, and logical thinking. Curriculum: ALL NEW Writers Room Book 3 by B.T. Higgins (Cost $40. Mr. Higgins will pass the new textbook out on the first day of class. They must be purchased with cash, check, Venmo, or direct billing of your charter school, if applicable.) B.T. Higgins is an accomplished author of numerous books catering to middle-grade readers, as well as two non-fiction works addressing fatherhood and educational improvement. (Check out his newest work at bthiggins.substack.com). With a wealth of experience as a veteran classroom teacher spanning over fourteen years, B.T. also brings over a decade's worth of expertise in teaching homeschoolers of all ages. Leveraging his authorial background, B.T. is enthusiastic about infusing language arts education with creativity, relevance, and real-life connections. He is also a full time homeschool father.
Math at The Green Room
Mrs. Elspeth Allen (North)
TBA (South)
Since we have multiple grade levels and differing levels of mastery in math, Green Room students work on math individually. If you don't already have a preferred math curriculum, we recommend a Saxon math book paired with the NicoletheMathLady.com online instructor. This allows the student to have a physical book to work from as well as an online instructor that the student can view at any time and at their own pace. They can work from this at home and in the classroom. While in the classroom, the teacher will be there to help ensure they are on task and help answering any questions the students may have. Using Nicole the Math Lady will require the use of some type of internet linked device. The annual discounted price for Nicole the Math Lady is $50 if you order through The Green Room. For the placement test and to find out which books to order, visit nicolethemathlady.com. We know that Saxon does not fit every child's preferred learning style so, if you would like your student to use a different math curriculum during classroom math time, please make sure that you send the classwork with your student and clearly indicate to the teacher what you'd like the student to work on. Math time is for an hour each class day.
High School
M/W Core Classes
Chemistry (North)
Mrs. Jessica Reid
Dive into the fascinating world of matter! This course explores the building blocks of everything, from tiny atoms to the world around us. Through experiments, problem-solving, and engaging activities, you'll: Master the periodic table and atomic structure. Unravel the secrets of chemical reactions and how elements transform. Explore the properties of solids, liquids, and gases. Discover the role of energy in chemical changes. Demystify solutions and how concentration affects them. Investigate the intriguing world of acids and bases. This foundational course prepares you for further exploration in biology, medicine, engineering, and more. Curriculum: no books to order. Online curriculum is OpenSciEd.org Jessica Reid is a mom of seven, with an age range from 18-3, and joined the homeschooling community in 2017. Her perspective as a homeschool parent adds to her ability to support the parent in creating the educational opportunity that best fits your student. She and her husband, Parker, lived in several states before settling in Alaska in 2015. With a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Developmental Physiology, Jessica brings a deep understanding of science to her teaching, making complex concepts accessible and exciting. She is particularly passionate about using hands-on demonstrations and labs to help her students grasp scientific principles through real-world experience. Jessica's approach encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for learning in every child she teaches.
American History (North)
Mr. Michael Pankion
New Online Option!
Welcome to American History! This year we will learn about our national history from Plymouth to date. The class will review the events, people and history of the longest running republic in world history. We will compare and contrast what makes the United States of America different that other nations. Students will be presented with a textbook, study guide, videos and projects to enhance the learning process. Join us for a fun year of American History! We will look forward to seeing you there! Mr. Pankion has spent decades in the classroom teaching a wide variety of students and a wide variety of subjects. His favorites include history and worldview. He is a longtime Alaska resident and is passionate about enriching the lives of his students so they may fully enjoy this life by understanding reality.
Math/Language Arts (North)
Mrs. Elspeth Allen
This year for English Language Arts, we will be learning how to communicate effectively through both written and spoken language. We will develop reading and writing skills along with grammar, vocabulary, and literary analysis. Students will have the opportunity to work on a group project, give two presentations to the class, and improve their writing. Students will read books as a class as well as choose books to read on their own. In addition, we will do 3 unit studies a semester. Semester 1 will be poetry, plays, and Shakespeare. Semester 2 will be debate, scientific writing, and lyrics. While studying poetry, students will read and interpret poems and have the opportunity to write a variety of poems including limerick, acrostic, found, and iambic. In our play unit, we will learn about comedy, tragedy, and drama plays in the Greek, Shakespeare, and Modern time periods. In our Shakespeare unit, we will focus on a single Shakespeare play. We will become familiar with it by first reading a graphic novel of the play. Then we will study an Act together in class; understanding the language. Finally, we will watch a performance of that play. We will end the unit by reading Verily, A New Hope by Ian Doescher. It is the Star Wars movie written completely in iambic pentameter, in Shakespearean language, and in play format. Books to be purchased: - Holes by Luis Sachar - Wonder by RJ Palacio - Verily, A New Hope by Ian Soescher - Easy Grammar student workbook Elspeth Allen has a bachelors degree in physics. She rounded out her education in her family's dance studio and the piano; competing on the national and international level. She has been homeschooling her own children as well as teaching in co-ops for over a decade. Elspeth loves teaching to the individual strengths and weaknesses of students both one on one and in a group.
English (South)
Mr. Ben Higgins
Most students have a strange, mixed relationship with their language arts classes. I know I did. On one hand, strong communication skills are crucial to success in life. On the other hand, ELA classes tended toward forgettable at best and something 'to be endured' at worst. Why have we turned vital skill acquisition into drudgery that repels genuine learning? English/ Language Arts with B. T. Higgins seeks to help students find their voice, craft their thoughts into words of substance and clarity, positively influence the world, and improve their circumstances. No more powerful tool exists for improving student well-being and growth than words. In this class, as we interact with the different modalities of language and skill development, I hope each student discovers what they have to offer the world. Their ideas and perspectives are valuable. Their words are priceless assets that they should learn to employ well. Course Description: English/ Language Arts with Ben Higgins is a comprehensive course designed to teach the five modalities of communication to students in grades 7-12. These modalities include writing, reading, speaking, listening, and thinking. The class meets the requirements set by the ELA public school curriculum and provides a creative approach to language arts education. Each week, students will complete a writing project and deliver a presentation on their work. Through a discussion-based learning model, students will engage in productive exchanges of ideas to refine their skills. Students are assessed on active participation, careful listening, and completion of their homework assignments. The course will cover American and world literature analysis, editing, grammar, revising, public speaking, and logical thinking. Curriculum: ALL NEW Writers Room Book 3 by B.T. Higgins (Cost $40. Mr. Higgins will pass the new textbook out on the first day of class. They must be purchased with cash, check, Venmo, or direct billing of your charter school, if applicable.) B.T. Higgins is an accomplished author of numerous books catering to middle-grade readers, as well as two non-fiction works addressing fatherhood and educational improvement. (Check out his newest work at bthiggins.substack.com). With a wealth of experience as a veteran classroom teacher spanning over fourteen years, B.T. also brings over a decade's worth of expertise in teaching homeschoolers of all ages. Leveraging his authorial background, B.T. is enthusiastic about infusing language arts education with creativity, relevance, and real-life connections. He is also a full time homeschool father.
World History (South)
Mr. Ben Higgins
In 1905, George Santayana wrote, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” in his book titled, The Life of Reason: Reason in Common Sense. The idea was paraphrased by Winston Churchill in 1948. He told the House of Commons, “Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.” Since then the maxim has been rephrased and recycled by many. When I heard it in high school history class it had been changed to, “If you don't know history, you are doomed to repeat it.” I remember it well because my father was my history teacher. I had to pay attention. For some teachers, the most important things to remember are dates. 1905. 1945. Like thumbtacks pushed into the timeline of history. Dates. Dates. More Dates. Others emphasize the names. George Santayana and Winston Churchill are interesting people to study and learn from but I think history class is way more than that. It is about following the threads of causality through time. From one generation to the next. From one empire to the next, seeing how the past threads global stories through history to the “here and now.” In this class, we will search for the connections between the dates, individuals, and empires. Finding causality like detectives, historians, and researchers. Once we know how people lived, students are offered the crucial choice. How will I live in light of history? The next chapter of world history is being written right now. How is the story going to proceed? Students need to view history as vivid and real links in a chain of causes and effects. Not just wars, battles, and famines isolated from each other. In World History with B.T. Higgins, we will study the past with an analytical eye and critical mind that asks, “How then will I live?” Course Description: World History with B.T. Higgins is a comprehensive course designed to guide students through history using a special toolbox of modern research tools. It is geared for students in grades 7-12. The class meets the requirements set by the Social Studies: World History public school curriculum and provides a constructive, analytical approach. Each week, students will complete two hours of research homework on the topics that will be discussed during the next class period. Each week they are responsible for completing the assigned research and presenting their work to the class. We will combine the research tools of the future with the brains of our student historians to construct the stories that make up world history. Through a discussion-based learning model, students will engage in productive exchanges of ideas to refine their skills. Students will be assessed on active participation, careful listening, and completion of their homework assignments. By the conclusion of the course, students will have learned valuable research methods and processes, which will help them excel in school and compete in the rapidly changing job market of the future in addition to gaining an understanding of world history. Curriculum: World History Survival Guide by B.T. Higgins (Cost $40. Mr. Higgins will pass the new textbook out on the first day of class. They must be purchased with cash, check, Venmo, or direct billing of your charter school, if applicable.) Bio: B.T. Higgins is an accomplished author of numerous books catering to middle-grade readers, as well as two non-fiction works addressing fatherhood and educational improvement. (Check out his newest work each week at bthiggins.substack.com). With a wealth of experience as a veteran classroom teacher spanning over fourteen years, B.T. also brings over a decade's worth of expertise in teaching homeschoolers of all ages. Leveraging his authorial background, B.T. is enthusiastic about infusing world history with creativity, relevance, and real-life connections. He is also a full time homeschool father.
Biology (South)
Mr. Michael Pankion
New Online Option!
Welcome to Biology! This year we will learn about the science of living things. During this year we will study plants and animals and how they exist and live with one another. The class will begin with the building block of life and move our way up to populations and communities. Students will be presented with a textbook, study guide, videos and projects to enhance the learning process. Join us for a fun year of Biology! We will look forward to seeing you there! Textbook: Biology: Dynamics of Life by Glencoe $30 rental fee for textbook to Teacher on Call Mr. Pankion has spent decades in the classroom teaching a wide variety of students and a wide variety of subjects. His favorites include history and worldview. He is a longtime Alaska resident and is passionate about enriching the lives of his students so they may fully enjoy this life by understanding reality.
Math at The Green Room
Mrs. Elspeth Allen (North)
TBA (South)
Since we have multiple grade levels and differing levels of mastery in math, Green Room students work on math individually. If you don't already have a preferred math curriculum, we recommend a Saxon math book paired with the NicoletheMathLady.com online instructor. This allows the student to have a physical book to work from as well as an online instructor that the student can view at any time and at their own pace. They can work from this at home and in the classroom. While in the classroom, the teacher will be there to help ensure they are on task and help answering any questions the students may have. Using Nicole the Math Lady will require the use of some type of internet linked device. The annual discounted price for Nicole the Math Lady is $50 if you order through The Green Room. Go to nicolethemathlady.com for placement tests and to find out the correct books to order. We know that Saxon does not fit every child's preferred learning style so, if you would like your student to use a different math curriculum during classroom math time, please make sure that you send the classwork with your student and clearly indicate to the teacher what you'd like the student to work on. Math time is for an hour each class day.
Tuesday/Thursday
4-Day + Electives
Now available for 1st - 12th grade!
Grade groupings are subject to change based on classroom enrollment numbers.
Tuesdays and Thursdays are a time for 4-day students to have help with assignments, learn effective executive functioning skills, participate in enrichment activities, be active in Physical Education, and have more time with their Green Room friends! The last two hours of the day is for special electives and are also open to a-la-carte students as space allows.
Miss Mathias
Lower Grades
Teacher TBA
Middle Grades
Teacher TBA
Upper Grades
Lower Grades Electives
1st - 3rd
Musical Adventures
with Miss Mathias (Tuesdays)
Music Adventures is a fun, hands-on class designed to spark a love of music in young learners. Each week, students will explore a variety of musical activities that build foundational skills in an educational and engaging way. Children will get to try out different instruments, sing together, compose simple melodies, and learn notes and rhythms through interactive games. They’ll also develop listening skills with ear training games, learn basic music theory, and enjoy short lessons on famous composers paired with creative craft projects. Whether your child is new to music or already showing interest, Music Adventures provides a joyful environment to grow their confidence, curiosity, and creativity.
Creation Station
with Mrs. Pal
(Thursdays)
Get ready to create, play, and explore an array of arts and craft media at the Creation Station. Ms. Olivia has been crafting up loads of fun activities for Kindergarten-2nd graders. From paper crafts to jewelry making and everything in between, your K-2nd grader will have a blast in the Creation Station class.
Middle Grades Electives
4th - 7th
Chef's Challenge
with Mrs. Pal
(Tuesdays)
Does your child love to help in the kitchen? Do they have a hunger for learning delicious new food preparation skills? Then they will love the Chef Challenge class. Ms. Olivia grew up in a bakery/cafe and knows all the kitchen secrets. Your child will learn how to cook for a crowd, kitchen mathematics, general cooking skills, and so much more.
Drama Class
with Miss Mathias
(Thursdays)
Step into the spotlight and explore the exciting world of theater! In this engaging and creative drama class, students will build confidence, teamwork, and performance skills through a wide range of theatrical experiences. Students will participate in improvisation games, character development activities, and scene work, while learning the fundamentals of stage presence, voice projection, and movement. The curriculum includes an introduction to Shakespearean language and scenes, as well as a look into the magic of Broadway musicals. Students will also take part in a Reader’s Theater, focusing on voice acting, expressive reading and storytelling. The year will culminate in an end-of-year production where students will showcase their talents. No previous experience is necessary—just a passion for creativity and a willingness to try something new!
Upper Grades Electives
8th - 12th
Astronomy
with Mr. Pankion
(Tuesdays)
Students will learn the second oldest science, Astronomy. They will learn the order of the constellations and ancient stories related to the stars. Student will study our solar system and views on its structure and mechanics. They will build crafts that will help them learn about the heavens. Students will learn to use a telescope (as weather allows) to view planets and stars.
Money Sense
with Barbara Taylor
(Thursdays)
Taylored Supportive Services
tsseempower@gmail.com
907-632-8134
How would you like your child to gain age-appropriate financial literacy skills that set them up for lifelong success? In this Money Sense classes, students will: Learn the importance of budgeting and tracking their allowance or earned income Understand the value of saving and setting financial goals Discover how to distinguish wants from needs Recognize and avoid impulse buying Financial literacy empowers children to make smart money decisions now and in the future. It’s never too early to learn the basics of using money wisely! Give your child the head start they deserve—Money Sense makes cents! Barbara Taylor has a bachelor’s degree in Consumer Science with a focus on Nutrition and Child Development from Chicago State University, a master’s degree in special education from the University of Alaska Anchorage, additional hours in Teaching the Adult Learner from Alaska Pacific University. With over 25 years of teaching experience it is her goal to equip students with personal money management instruction that empowers them with the skills needed to confidently manage their finances and achieve their financial goals. When individuals gain control over their financial lives, they experience a sense of confidence, independence, and empowerment that will extend into every area of the student's life.
On Purpose Plus (self-paced)
Mrs. Leigh Sloan
Online Only
This is a self-paced online, faith-based course that may count for a leadership development one semester elective. Students will sign into a portal and can go through it on their own or with a parent. Leigh Sloan, the instructor, will also include a complementary coaching session with the students and parent(s) if desired toward the end of the course. The course is half-price ($100) when you sign up with the Green Room and recieve a coupon code. (Note: charter schools may not be billed for this course.) Video sessions are a brief 15-20 minutes each with journaling assignments to be done on their own or with a partner. This course is designed to help Christian students discover who they are and develop a plan to work toward their goals. We recommend students completing it at least once throughout their high school years. Buy once and go through it each year if you'd like. Some students may be ready to complete it in middle school. Students will develop: - Understanding of who God is and how he sees them. - Realization of their unique gifts and design. - Emotionally healthy ways of relating to God and others. - Tools that will help them lead themselves and others well. Students start out life light-years ahead of their peers and even many adults on understanding their passions and life purpose. Leigh Sloan is an author, minister, life-coach, and consultant. She administrates The Green Room Learning Community and is committed to helping your student thrive in his or her purpose! Special Discounted Price for Green Room Students: $100
