nicolelemmonds
03-20-2009, 08:16 AM
Do you have a middle school student? Do you follow a Classical Education Model (or want to learn more about it)? Are you looking for an academic program that can add support, encouragement, and training (along with help with record keeping and transcripts) to equip you to continue homeschooling for the long haul?
We invite you to learn more about Fort Mill Classical Conversations Challenge A program!
Classical Conversations' Challenge A program provides Classical Christian community for home school families with middle school-aged students. Based on the Classical Model of education, students at the middle school ages move into the dialectic (understanding) phase of learning. Students utilize CC's academically challenging curriculum, which is appropriately named the Challenge Curriculum. This curriculum involves Saxon Math, Apologia sciences, classic literature, writing reports, debates, and much more. As students progress through the Challenge program they development and strengthen the life-long learning skills of grammar, exposition, debate, logic, rhetoric, and research. This curriculum is supplemented by weekly classroom time with a trained Challenge Director/Tutor and you as the parent retain control over your child's educational experience while gaining the resources you need to school with confidence during these very important years. Being involved in our Challenge program also helps direct you through your transcript and college preparation needs, by keeping you well-informed and providing the tools you need for your record keeping.
Challenge A is designed to introduce students to CC's Challenge curriculum and structure. You do not have to have any prior experience with CC to enroll. To find out more about the Challenge program and specific course/subject offerings,please visit: http://www.classicalconversations.com/pdffiles/PromoMaterials/Challenge%20one-page.pdf.
The Fort Mill Classical Conversations campus (which currently offers robust Foundations and Essentials programs for students in K4-6th grades) will be offering Challenge A this coming academic year (2009-2010). Our gifted and trained Director/Tutor, Kelly Caropreso will lead small classes through a rigorous curriculum, coming alongside you as the parent to ensure you get the most of our the middle school experience for your child and your family.
The Challenge A program meets once a week for fifteen weeks in the fall and fifteen weeks in the winter/spring months. The Fort Mill CC campus is located at the Fort Mill Church of the Nazarene, on Harris Street.
If you are interested in finding out more or enrolling your student in the Challenge A program at the Fort Mill CC campus, please contact Challenge A Director Kelly Caropreso at 803-547-6552 or kcaropreso@comporium.net.
For questions about Foundations, Essentials or the Fort Mill CC campus in general, contact Nicole Lemmonds at 803-802-0104 or nicole@lemmonds.com or visit our website at www.fortmillcc.com.
For more information about Classical Conversations in general please visit the main CC web site at www.classicalconversations.com.
We invite you to learn more about Fort Mill Classical Conversations Challenge A program!
Classical Conversations' Challenge A program provides Classical Christian community for home school families with middle school-aged students. Based on the Classical Model of education, students at the middle school ages move into the dialectic (understanding) phase of learning. Students utilize CC's academically challenging curriculum, which is appropriately named the Challenge Curriculum. This curriculum involves Saxon Math, Apologia sciences, classic literature, writing reports, debates, and much more. As students progress through the Challenge program they development and strengthen the life-long learning skills of grammar, exposition, debate, logic, rhetoric, and research. This curriculum is supplemented by weekly classroom time with a trained Challenge Director/Tutor and you as the parent retain control over your child's educational experience while gaining the resources you need to school with confidence during these very important years. Being involved in our Challenge program also helps direct you through your transcript and college preparation needs, by keeping you well-informed and providing the tools you need for your record keeping.
Challenge A is designed to introduce students to CC's Challenge curriculum and structure. You do not have to have any prior experience with CC to enroll. To find out more about the Challenge program and specific course/subject offerings,please visit: http://www.classicalconversations.com/pdffiles/PromoMaterials/Challenge%20one-page.pdf.
The Fort Mill Classical Conversations campus (which currently offers robust Foundations and Essentials programs for students in K4-6th grades) will be offering Challenge A this coming academic year (2009-2010). Our gifted and trained Director/Tutor, Kelly Caropreso will lead small classes through a rigorous curriculum, coming alongside you as the parent to ensure you get the most of our the middle school experience for your child and your family.
The Challenge A program meets once a week for fifteen weeks in the fall and fifteen weeks in the winter/spring months. The Fort Mill CC campus is located at the Fort Mill Church of the Nazarene, on Harris Street.
If you are interested in finding out more or enrolling your student in the Challenge A program at the Fort Mill CC campus, please contact Challenge A Director Kelly Caropreso at 803-547-6552 or kcaropreso@comporium.net.
For questions about Foundations, Essentials or the Fort Mill CC campus in general, contact Nicole Lemmonds at 803-802-0104 or nicole@lemmonds.com or visit our website at www.fortmillcc.com.
For more information about Classical Conversations in general please visit the main CC web site at www.classicalconversations.com.