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Classical Conversations of South City
Bayless Baptist Church 8512 Morgan Ford Road Saint Louis, MO 63123 Contact: Vicki Jensen, Director Cell: 206.251.1229 Email: home@thejensens.orgWebsite: www.classicalconversations.com Classical Conversations South City is a fun, high-energy, one-day a week program where children ages 4 through 6th grade spend the morning memorizing history timeline, history facts, Latin, geography, English grammar, science, and more. In the afternoons, our students (3rd grade and older) work on intensive English grammar, math, public speaking, and writing skills using the highly acclaimed Institute for Excellence in Writing program. Meets Monday’s for 24 weeks beginning in the Fall. Crossroads Christian Connection Co-op provides classes for K-High School. The nursery and preschool is available for families who have children enrolled in the K- High School classes. CCC offers non-core classes such as PE and cooking. The core classes include Apologia Science Labs in General Science, Physical Science, Biology, and Chemistry. We also offer history based writing lessons through the Institute in Excellence in Writing. For information on the other classes offered visit the website. St. Clair County Christian Home Educators (S.C.C.C.H.E.)
St. Clair County, IL
Urban and Carrie Gaxiola
e-mail kinghill@sbcglobal.net
618-239-6023
The group hosts a co-op on Fridays with classes in drama, Latin, etiquette, art and much more. There is a small fee for members of other home school groups.
St. Louis Homeschool Explorers Club
Leaders: David & Patricia Breed
e-mail dpbreed@sbcglobal.nethttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/HSExplorer/We're a small group of homeschooling families meeting on the third Monday morning of each month at Crusade Baptist Temple in South St. Louis County. Most of us have elementary or middle-school age children. We encourage acceptance and respect for others; we hope this group will be a "safe haven" for our children. Our primary goal is create a small community of families where the children (and parents) know each other well. Our secondary goal is to have something interesting to do with the kids every Friday afternoon. We take turns planning activities such as park days, tours, museum visits, game days, and craft days. For example, if we have eight members, then each family schedules an activity once every eight weeks. Our emphasis is on social interaction and play, not academics. | |
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