2026-27 Class Schedule
To sign up for any of the following classes, use this link: 2026-27 Class Schedule
Sign Language
Wednesdays beginning August 19
8:15am - Beginner
9:15am – Intermediate
10:15am - Advanced
7th grade - Adult
Teacher: Brenda Lunoe
Fee: $5 for the year
Did you know that American Sign Language (ASL) meets foreign language requirements for graduation in the state of Tennessee?
Students will learn ASL as well as signing exact English (more word specific) to our high school students.
Algebra I
Thursdays beginning August 20; 3:30pm to 4:30pm
Teacher: Kristin Peto
Grade Levels: 8th to 12th Grade
Required Text: Math U See Algebra 1: Legacy Edition Workbook and Tests. It is a packaged set.
High School Credit: Math (Algebra I)
Class fee: $100 per semester or $190 for the year.
Students should be prepared for each class with pencils, notebook paper, workbook and test book.
Photography
Thursdays beginning August 20
Photography I: 5pm to 6pm
Photography II: 6pm-7pm
Fee: $45 for the year
Teacher: Joey Worden
Ages: Teens through adults
This beginner photography class is designed for anyone looking to learn the fundamentals of photography, from understanding camera settings to capturing stunning images. You'll gain hands-on experience and learn about exposure, composition, and lighting to create visually compelling photos. You will need a digital camera also.
Literary Tea Club
First Tuesdays: 10am to 11:30am
Cost: $5 per meeting (Sept to April)
All ages are welcome.
Step into a world of stories, poetry, and friendship at our monthly Literary Tea! Students gather to enjoy tea, cookies, and lively conversation while sharing their love of literature. Each participant is invited to bring a favorite selection to read aloud—whether it's a poem, a short story, a meaningful book excerpt, a humorous passage, or an original piece of writing.
The Literary Tea provides a welcoming environment where students can practice public speaking, develop an appreciation for literature, and discover new authors and genres through the selections shared by their peers. Join us each month as we celebrate the joy of reading, listening, and learning together over a warm cup of tea and sweet treats.
ACT Prep Classes
Dates to be determined.
Fee: $65 per student
3 weeks of class and 1 week of practice test
Details will be coming through email. Be sure to sign up for this year’s email list using the QR code included in the letter to confirm your registration.
Wednesdays beginning August 19
8:15am - Beginner
9:15am – Intermediate
10:15am - Advanced
7th grade - Adult
Teacher: Brenda Lunoe
Fee: $5 for the year
Did you know that American Sign Language (ASL) meets foreign language requirements for graduation in the state of Tennessee?
Students will learn ASL as well as signing exact English (more word specific) to our high school students.
Algebra I
Thursdays beginning August 20; 3:30pm to 4:30pm
Teacher: Kristin Peto
Grade Levels: 8th to 12th Grade
Required Text: Math U See Algebra 1: Legacy Edition Workbook and Tests. It is a packaged set.
High School Credit: Math (Algebra I)
Class fee: $100 per semester or $190 for the year.
Students should be prepared for each class with pencils, notebook paper, workbook and test book.
Photography
Thursdays beginning August 20
Photography I: 5pm to 6pm
Photography II: 6pm-7pm
Fee: $45 for the year
Teacher: Joey Worden
Ages: Teens through adults
This beginner photography class is designed for anyone looking to learn the fundamentals of photography, from understanding camera settings to capturing stunning images. You'll gain hands-on experience and learn about exposure, composition, and lighting to create visually compelling photos. You will need a digital camera also.
Literary Tea Club
First Tuesdays: 10am to 11:30am
Cost: $5 per meeting (Sept to April)
All ages are welcome.
Step into a world of stories, poetry, and friendship at our monthly Literary Tea! Students gather to enjoy tea, cookies, and lively conversation while sharing their love of literature. Each participant is invited to bring a favorite selection to read aloud—whether it's a poem, a short story, a meaningful book excerpt, a humorous passage, or an original piece of writing.
The Literary Tea provides a welcoming environment where students can practice public speaking, develop an appreciation for literature, and discover new authors and genres through the selections shared by their peers. Join us each month as we celebrate the joy of reading, listening, and learning together over a warm cup of tea and sweet treats.
ACT Prep Classes
Dates to be determined.
Fee: $65 per student
3 weeks of class and 1 week of practice test
Details will be coming through email. Be sure to sign up for this year’s email list using the QR code included in the letter to confirm your registration.
Step into a world of stories, poetry, and friendship at our monthly Literary Tea! Students gather to enjoy tea, cookies, and lively conversation while sharing their love of literature. Each participant is invited to bring a favorite selection to read aloud—whether it's a poem, a short story, a meaningful book excerpt, a humorous passage, or an original piece of writing.
The Literary Tea provides a welcoming environment where students can practice public speaking, develop an appreciation for literature, and discover new authors and genres through the selections shared by their peers. Join us each month as we celebrate the joy of reading, listening, and learning together over a warm cup of tea and sweet treats.
Recommended Ages: Elementary through High School
Frequency: Monthly
Activities: Read-alouds, tea and refreshments, literary discussion, and fellowship.
The Literary Tea provides a welcoming environment where students can practice public speaking, develop an appreciation for literature, and discover new authors and genres through the selections shared by their peers. Join us each month as we celebrate the joy of reading, listening, and learning together over a warm cup of tea and sweet treats.
Recommended Ages: Elementary through High School
Frequency: Monthly
Activities: Read-alouds, tea and refreshments, literary discussion, and fellowship.