Academics

Education is more than a textbook. It’s a journey to discover purpose, build confidence, and prepare for life. Students identify what they love, strengthen their skills, and learn how to contribute.

Available Courses

Our semesters are 16 weeks long and align with the traditional school year, making it easy for families to plan ahead.

Prices vary by course/hours per week. Most two-day courses are ~$550 and most one-day courses are ~$350, depending on the instructor and supplies.

Core Academic Support

Mathematics

Instructor:
Varies by course and grade level.

  • Instructor: Lisa Rodgers

    Designed for fourth and fifth graders, this two day per week math course reinforces essential skills and builds confidence with a focus on California Common Core Standards. Students will deepen their understanding of place value, multi-digit multiplication and division, fractions and decimals, and begin exploring concepts like volume, measurement, and basic geometry. The curriculum also introduces early algebraic thinking through patterns and simple equations. Through collaborative problem solving, hands-on activities, math games, and real-life applications, students develop critical thinking and reasoning skills. Engaging logic puzzles and challenges help make math both fun and meaningful, preparing learners to apply their skills confidently both in school and everyday situations.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    This is a dynamic enrichment course that strengthens essential mathematical skills while bridging the gap between arithmetic and abstract algebraic concepts, preparing students for success in high level math courses. Topics such as number patterns, percents, algebraic expressions and equations, ratios and rates, geometry, and statistics, students develop a solid understanding of mathematical concepts with real-world applications. Students will extend their arithmetic knowledge to include fractions and decimals, explore fundamental algebraic concepts like variables and one-step equations, and apply them in practical contexts. This fee includes access to an IXL account and online enrichment content to supplement learning both in and out of the classroom.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    This is a comprehensive enrichment course aimed at strengthening foundational mathematics skills essential for taking Pre-Algebra. Students will sharpen their skills through exploration of topics such as number patterns, percents, algebraic expressions and equations, ratios and rates, geometry, and statistics. Moreover, students delve deeper into fractions, mastering all operations with rational numbers and extending their understanding to solve more complex linear equations. Application of percent, scale drawings, and area/volume calculations are also explored and applied to the real world. This fee includes access to an IXL account and online enrichment content to supplement learning both in and out of the classroom.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    This enrichment course is designed to strengthen students' algebraic skills while preparing them for success in Algebra 1. Beginning with integers, variables, and basic equations, students develop a solid foundation in algebraic problem-solving techniques, including the distributive property and solving equations with variables on both sides. As the course progresses, students expand their skills to encompass functions and graphing, learning to apply linear equations to solve and graph real-world problems involving rate of change. Additionally, students study more advanced functions, such as quadratic functions. The topics of geometry, statistics and probability will also be explored. This fee includes access to an IXL account and online enrichment content to supplement learning both in and out of the classroom.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    Students explore a wide array of topics, including the language and logic of geometry, parallelism, congruent triangles, triangle inequalities, quadrilaterals, similarity, right triangles, circles, geometric constructions, area of plane figures, solid geometry, coordinate geometry, and transformational geometry. Throughout the course, students engage in making conjectures about geometric situations and prove their conclusions. Students will review solving multi-step equations, functions with a constant rate of change, and more advanced functions like quadratics.

  • Instructor: Bob Petty

    Course Title: Personal Finance / Algebra Class: Real-World Math for Life

    Grade Level: 6th - 12th

    Tuition: $375/Semester

    **This includes all supplies!

    Accepts Charters: PCA approved!

    Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Venmo @Bob-Petty-3

    **Payments: $375/Semester or $93.75/Month for (4) months Due on: September 1, October 1, November 1 and December 1

    **If billing the charter, please pay by the Semester @ $375.

    Course Description:

    Personal Finance / Algebra is a practical, hands-on course that combines essential math skills with real-world financial knowledge. Students will explore key personal finance topics—like budgeting, saving, spending, credit and investing—while solving everyday financial problems.

    Through group projects, simulations, and real-life scenarios, students will learn how to make informed money decisions and develop the math skills they need for life beyond the classroom. This course is ideal for students who want to see how math directly applies to their future financial well-being.  Mr. Petty has established and sold three businesses.  His experience and expertise includes partnerships with the Chicago Bulls, LA Clippers, Miami Heat, SoFi Stadium, Lucas Oil Stadium and MLB Teams across the country!  

    Key Topics Include:

    •Budgeting and expense tracking

    •Credit cards, loans, and debt management

    •Income and paycheck math

    •Investing, saving for the future, and financial goal-setting

    Learning Outcomes:

    •Applying math to real-world financial situations

     Interpret graphs and data to make informed money decisions

    •Build a personal budget and understand long-term financial planning

    • Gain confidence in using math as a tool for financial independence

    Any questions, please contact Bob Petty:  765 620 2334/ Bob@MVPresults.com

Sciences

Instructor:
Varies by course and grade level.

  • Instructor: Lisa Rodgers

    This dynamic science course is tailored for fourth and fifth graders, covering key topics from the California Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Students will dive into life science concepts like cells, ecosystems, and the human body, explore physical science principles including forces, energy, and matter, and investigate earth and space science topics such as weather patterns, geology, and astronomy. It meets twice per week for an hour. Through hands-on experiments and inquiry-based learning, students actively engage in scientific practices like making observations, forming hypotheses, conducting investigations, and analyzing data. This course encourages curiosity and critical thinking, helping students build strong lab skills and a deeper understanding of the natural world while developing a lasting excitement for science.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    The Middle School Earth Science course offers a comprehensive exploration of geological history, global landforms, oceanic and atmospheric phenomena, and recent astronomical discoveries, fostering a lifelong passion for learning. Scheduled on Mondays and Wednesdays, this two-semester course (Fall/Spring) has the flexibility for newcomers to join at any time. Through a blend of reading, research, observation, experimentation, discussion, and practical application, students engage deeply with topics including scientific measurement methods, the Celestial Sphere, Atmosphere, Lithosphere, and Hydrosphere, complemented by regular labs and hands-on demonstrations.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    This middle school survey course, held on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the Fall and Spring semesters, ignites students’ curiosity by exploring the interconnectedness and diversity of the living world. It emphasizes biological and environmental literacy, authentic laboratory experiences, critical evaluation of claims, participation in citizen science, and designing studies based on inquiry. The curriculum includes foundational scientific methods and covers topics such as cell biology, genetics, ecology, and anatomy. Labs and hands-on demonstrations are integral to the learning experience Newcomers are welcome to join at any point during the course.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    This two-day course (M/W) introduces students to fundamental concepts across physics, chemistry, and astronomy. Topics covered include the properties of matter, periodic table patterns, chemical reactions, forces of motion, machines, heat, electricity, magnetism, and fluid dynamics.Throughout the course, we will be integrating content with scientific and engineering practices and crosscutting concepts. Emphasizing real-world applications, students develop comprehensive knowledge, master scientific methods, and cultivate transferable skills essential for future studies. Labs and hands-on demonstrations are integral to the curriculum, structured over two semesters (Fall/Spring), with open enrollment for newcomers throughout.

  • Instructor: James Sago

    In this enrichment class, students make the invisible visible. They’ll explore topics such as the scientific method, properties and states of matter, chemical nomenclature, bonding, types of reactions, the periodic table, atomic structure, thermodynamics, acid-base reactions, equilibrium systems, and nuclear chemistry. Labs and hands on exercises will be conducted in this enrichment course

  • This 16-week course is designed to support California homeschoolers with a comprehensive, hands-on approach to high school biology. Aligned with University of California “a-g” graduation requirements, the class covers essential topics such as cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology, and human body systems. Through engaging labs, real-world applications, and interactive lessons, students gain a strong foundation in life sciences while building critical thinking and scientific inquiry skills.

Humanities - Monday/Wednesday

Instructor:
Lisa Rodgers

  • Ancient World History & Literature - Intro

    The goal of this twice-a-week course is for students to sharpen their reading comprehension, literary analysis, critical thinking, and rhetorical writing skills through studying ancient civilizations and their literature. We will be reading historical accounts, myths, and epic poetry from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, China, and the Americas, including excerpts from The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, and other ancient texts and oral myths. Students will be introduced to key historical and literary analysis terms and tools throughout the course. Students will learn to analyze major themes and ideas in these works, drawing connections to the real world through discussions, writing assignments, and creative projects. They will also practice their writing skills through narrative, expository, and persuasive essays, along with peer reviews to enhance their editing process.

    Student Learning Outcomes: (SWBAT: Student will be able to…)

    1. Investigate, research, and organize information about each major ancient civilization and their contribution to human history. 

    2. Analyze the main themes of ancient texts by evaluating characters, symbols, and historical context, and draw connections to modern life. 

    3. Apply rhetorical writing techniques to craft clear, evidence-based essays that articulate their interpretations and arguments about ancient civilizations and literature. 

    4. Practice asking “what if” and “cause and effect” questions as historians through studying ancient civilizations. 

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  • This course meets twice a week for one hour on Monday/Wednesday. Explore the founding and growth of the United States in this engaging, standards-aligned history course designed for California homeschoolers. Students will dive into key events from the colonial period through Reconstruction, using interactive projects, primary source analysis, and discussions to bring history to life. Aligned with California state standards, this course also integrates ELA support—strengthening reading comprehension, critical thinking, and writing skills through historical texts and evidence-based essays. Perfect for 8th grade students seeking a dynamic, supportive learning environment that builds both historical knowledge and academic confidence.

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Humanities - Tuesday/Thursday

Instructor:
Varies by course and grade level.

  • Instructor: Bob Petty

    Grade Level: 6th - 12th

    Tuition: $375/Semester 

    **Accepts Charters: PCA approved.  

    Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Venmo @Bob-Petty-3

    Payments: $375/Semester or $93.75/Month due on: September 1, October 1, November 1, December 1

    **If billing the charter, please pay by the Semester @ $375.

    Grades & Homework: There will be a total of 10-mins of homework required for the entire week. Homework assignments will be fun! 

    Description of Class: Mentorship & Heroes of History - is the perfect class to help your student gain knowledge of Heroes from history, while also being Mentored to become a strong leader themselves!  This is applicable to a "core" History Class - learning about the strenghts and qualities that define a true hero. Mentorship & Heroes of History is a dynamic exploration of the people who shaped the world through extraordinary courage, vision, leadership and resilience. Students will examine the powerful character traits of heroes—such as integrity, perseverance, compassion, and innovation—which will enable each student to have the same incredible impact on history themselves.  It's very important to me personally to see young men grow into confident husbands, fathers and successful employees.  I'm very excited about this powerful Mentorship Class!

  • Instructor: Lisa Rodgers.

    Blending social studies and language arts, this course invites students to explore key moments in U.S. and world history while building strong ELA skills. Aligned with California History-Social Science and ELA standards, students will study major civilizations, historical figures, geography, government, and movements for change. Along the way, they’ll practice reading comprehension, essay writing, source analysis, and creative storytelling. Activities include debates, research projects, timelines, and writing assignments that deepen understanding and promote thoughtful communication. This course supports both academic growth and a richer sense of historical perspective. This course meets twice a week for one hour.

Electives & Enrichment

Coding and Robotics

Instructor:
Code Ninjas. Sensei varies for each course.

  • One Hour/Week: $259

    Two Hours/Week: $518

    Our Code Ninjas Code and Create Program teaches new coders the niches of JavaScript

    programming through an accessible game-based curriculum. The program will be interactive and will

    inspire the next generation to be prepared for the technologies of the future.

    • Our Flagship program is a 9-belt system ranging from White -> Yellow -> Orange -> Green -> Blue ->Purple -> Brown -> Red -> Black.

    • Belts White to Green includes four robotics projects that prepare students for the future of automation.

    • Our exclusive GDP (Game Development Platform) uses gaming to teach coding.

    • Coding sessions are individualized and self-paced, with an instructor to teach in person.

Improv Comedy for Kids

Instructor:
Jason Russo

  • Class Size: 8 students per class

    Payment: Purchase orders can be made to PCA, Elite Academy, BEST Academy, and Freedom Academy.

    Charter School Affiliation: PCA, Elite Academy, BEST Academy, and Freedom Academy.

    Improv meets on Mondays only. It is a 17 week program that will involve Improv, Movement, Theatre, Voice/Speech, and Public Speaking.

Public Speaking & Debate

Instructor:
Gilmore Speaks

  • Course Description:
    This course will give your students the opportunity to sharpen their communication and speaking skills through the essentials of public speaking which include lessons on verbal and nonverbal communication. In each class, students will be able to present speeches and get specific feedback to establish a skillset that will last a lifetime.

    Contact Information:
    gilmoretutoring@gmail.com

  • Introduction to Argumentation

    In this course, students will learn how to develop an argument while learning styles of arguments, persuasive techniques, and answering questions. A portion of the class will go over how to respond to arguments and identify which types of arguments they are responding to. Critical thinking and understanding of logical fallacies will be developed throughout the 16 weeks and the course will conclude with a presentation day to demonstrate the student's ability to construct arguments and persuade.


  • Shark Tank Speaking

    This class will teach your students to develop a product or service that solves a problem in their community. Each class will begin with a lesson, followed by exercises and activities that will help the students grasp the concepts in the curriculum. Each student will be given the opportunity at the end of the course to present their pitches to a panel of investors.


Music

Instructor:
Miller Music Academy

  • Description

    No Experience Necessary! Students learn a variety of percussion instruments including concert/marching drums, accessory and novelty percussion, bucket drums, boom whackers and xylophone. Students learn to perform as a group, read music, understand music theory and learn the fundamentals of being a musician! There are multiple performance opportunities each school year. 


    16 Week Course, Total Cost $599 All Materials Included.

    Lower Payment Option of $120/Month 

    Fundraising Options Available for Reducing Costs!

  • Description

    No Experience Necessary! Students choose an instrument out of violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar or piano. Students learn to perform as a group, read music, understand music theory and learn the fundamentals of being a musician! Students learn classical performance techniques and chords! There are multiple performance opportunities each school year. There are two teachers in this class to ensure small student to teacher ratio. 

    Age 9+ (Mature Younger Students May Be Considered)

    16 Week Course, Total Cost $599, Includes a Music Stand and Instructional Books/Music. Does Not Include a String Instrument or Keyboard. If you want to borrow one, we have a very limited supply. We can help you figure out what to get if you email Pam at musicacademysd@gmail.com!

    Lower Payment Option of $120/Month

    Fundraising Options Available for Reducing Costs!iption

Project Based Learning

Instructor: James Sago

  • Course Description:
    Project-Based Learning (PBL) immerses young STEM students in hands-on, collaborative projects that tackle competitive, real-world challenges. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students integrate science, technology, engineering, and software to develop innovative solutions to quarterly projects. Emphasizing critical thinking, research, and technical skills, the course fosters teamwork, effective communication, and practical application of knowledge. Students will present their projects and findings in a competition against other classmates.  

    Key topics 

    • Hands on learning

    • Competitive and collaborative learning environment

    • Interdisciplinary (Electrical, Mechanical, Software) 

    • Technical Skills

    • Mentorship & Feedback 

    • Assessment This is a dynamic enrichment course that strengthens essential mathematical skills while bridging the gap between arithmetic and abstract algebraic concepts, preparing students for success in high level math courses. Topics such as number patterns, percents, algebraic expressions and equations, ratios and rates, geometry, and statistics, students develop a solid understanding of mathematical concepts with real-world applications. Students will extend their arithmetic knowledge to include fractions and decimals, explore fundamental algebraic concepts like variables and one-step equations, and apply them in practical contexts. This fee includes access to an IXL account and online enrichment content to supplement learning both in and out of the classroom.

Sports Courses

Instructor:
Bob Petty

  • Basketball is the perfect class for all grades 3rd-12th grades!

    The class will help inexperienced players understand the basics of the game, while helping experienced players to further perfect their skill-sets - all with a primary focus on Sportsmanship and Character Building. MVP Results will focus on the Fundamentals of Basketball including: Shooting (Mid-Range & 3-Pointers), Ball-handling (Left & Right hand Dribbling), Passing (Bounce, Chest & Behind the Back), Defensive Positioning, Blocking Out and Basketball IQ. Class breakdown: 20-mins of Skill Development, 10-min Lesson on Sportsmanship & Leadership, 5-min Drink Break and 20-mins of Games (3 on 3 / 5 on 5 / etc) and we end with 5-mins of Positive Feedback. We will have occasional guest speakers (Collegiate and Professional Players) to positively inspire each young athlete to Never Give Up, to understand the importance of Academics in Sports, to always make Sportsmanship a priority and to be a positive Leader on and off the court. We will use Steph Curry's work-ethic and determination as a positive example in class and the Leadership & Sportsmanship of John Wooden with all of his athletes. 

    Grades & Homework: There will be a total of 10-mins of homework required for the entire week. Homework assignments will be relatively fun - including reading about NBA Star Steph Curry and Legendary Coach John Wooden and staying active on non-instructional days with basketball drills.

    Text Book: I know This to Be True: Stephen Curry ($8.95)
    **This is NOT required, but recommended. We will read out of this during our Lessons.

    Tuition: $375/Semester

    Accepts Charters: PCA approved

    Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Venmo @Bob-Petty-3

    **Payments: $375/Semester or $93.75/Month for (4) months Due on: September 1, October 1, November 1 and December 1

    **If billing the charter, please pay by the Semester @ $375.

  • Description of Class: Perfect for middle school and high school students, our Sports Marketing class provides an in-depth look at careers in the sports industry, offers a complete understanding of the basics of business and marketing, includes guest speakers from the industry and students will participate in an actual sports marketing project. MVP Sports Marketing will specifically focus on the basic understanding of: identifying your Target Market, understanding Supply and Demand, designing the proper Marketing Strategy, selecting an accurate Price Point, realizing the importance of Self-Determination and successfully participating in an actual sports marketing Project. 

    Homework assignments will be relatively fun, helping prepare students for a career in Business and/or Sports Marketing.


    Questions: Bob Petty

    @ Bob@MVPresults.com / 765 620 2334 


  • Course Name: Friday Night Lights Football (FNL)

    Grade Level: 5th - 6th, boys only

    Tuition: $375/Semester 

    Accepts Charters: PCA approved!

    Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Venmo @Bob-Petty-3 

    **Payments: $375/Semester or $93.75/Month for (4) months Due on: September 1, October 1, November 1 and December 1 

    **If billing the charter, please pay by the Semester @ $375.

    CLASS DESCRIPTION:  Get ready to run, catch,throw and score TOUCHDOWNS! Our FNL - Flag Football Class is a fun, fast-paced class that introduces the fundamentals of football!  Designed for all skill levels, this class emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development in a safe and supportive environment. Players will learn the basics of passing, catching, route running, defending, and flag pulling through a variety of drills, games, and scrimmages.

    Whether your child is new to the game or looking to sharpen their skills, this class offers a great way to stay active, build confidence, and enjoy the excitement of FNL flag football!  Coach Bob Petty was an All-State Football player and named to the All-Region Team!  His love of the game and playing experience will help perfect the passion and love of the game for each young man!    

    Key Skills Covered:

    •Passing and catching techniques

    •Offensive and defensive strategies

    •Flag pulling and positioning

    •Team communication and cooperation

    Goals:

    •Promote physical fitness and coordination

    •Build confidence and teamwork

    •Learn the rules and flow of flag football

    •Have fun through structured play and friendly competition

    •Consider entering our class into the FNL Flag Football League once we are prepared and ready as a Team!

    Any questions contact: Bob Petty - 765 620 2334 / Bob@MVPresults.com

Skateboarding 101

Instructor:
Isaiah Johnson

  • Get rolling with this fun, beginner-friendly skateboarding course designed just for homeschoolers! Students will learn foundational skills like balance, turning, pushing, and stopping in a safe, supportive environment. No prior experience needed—just a willingness to try something new! This once-a-week class is $300 per session, with a minimum of 3 students to run.

Machine Sewing - Design With Laura

Instructor:
Laura Fruzyna

  • In this sewing class students will learn how to thread a sewing machine, wind a bobbin, sew a straight stitch, pivot a corner and sew a curve. We will construct items such as pot holders and a tote bag before moving on to an item of clothing. They will  learn how to measure, and properly lay out patterns for cutting and assembly of an item.  They will learn how to measure themselves and choose the correct size pattern and fabric for a blouse, pants or skirt (TBD). They will create their own pattern from a master pattern in their own size. Students will learn to use rulers, tape measure, fabric chalk, pins, scissors, iron and more.

    14 Week Course, Total Cost $700 

    Sewing Machines, tools, tracing paper, thread and practice fabric provided

    Small items will require .5 - 1 yard each

    We will be making an item of clothing by the end of semester, depending on students size 2-3 yards of fabric are required.

    I will have fabric available for students to purchase $7.00 Yard

    At the end of Semester students will go home with the items they have made along with their patterns

    Lower Payment Option of $175/Month x4 months

Chess4Kidz

Instructor:
Henry Doktorski

  • Chess4Kidz classes are educational and entertaining, and consist of classroom lessons and actual games between students. Skills taught range from basic checkmates to rudimentary tactics and strategies such as pins, forks, skewer attacks, opening traps, opening theory, pawn structure, etc. Students examine memorable and instructive games of famous grandmasters. During tournament games students are paired against opponents of similar strength. Mental discipline and good sportsmanship are encouraged. All chess supplies are provided. All students must know how the pieces move by the first class.

    The Final Round and Awards Ceremony occurs on the last day of class. Parents, siblings, grandparents and friends are invited to watch the final battles, and cheer and take photos as your son or daughter approaches the stage to receive their award. The top 1/3 scoring students receive trophies; the rest receive Certificates of Achievement suitable for framing.

    Mr. Doktorski’s Chess4Kidz classes can provide the following benefits to its participants:

    • helps develop mental concentration, self-discipline, and patience,

    • encourages students to think before acting, to examine and accept the consequences of one’s actions,

    • teaches thinking on one’s feet,

    • helps develop good sportsmanship and moral character.

    Benjamin Franklin noted, “The game of chess is not merely an idle amusement. Several very valuable qualities of the mind, useful in the course of human life, are to be acquired or strengthened by it.”—On the Morals of Chess (1779)

    Tuition: $300 per student per semester

    Payment accepted through Pacific Coast Academy, Mission Vista Academy, Cabrillo Point Academy, Sage Oak, Elite, Springs, etc.

    About the Instructor

    “Henry Doktorski teaches chess with humor and patience, showcasing it not only as an expression of logical thinking, but also of good sportsmanship.”—Franklin Chen, U. S. National Master and Pittsburgh Chess Club Champion

    Henry Doktorski serves as a Chess4Kidz instructor, tournament director, and trophy-winning chess player. He began playing the game at the age of three, he was president of his high school chess club, and today he is a member of the the United States Chess Federation, the Temecula (California) Chess Club, and a former member of the Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) Chess Club. Mr. Doktorski plays in about a dozen tournaments a year.


    In 1997, he won first place in his division at Pittsburgh’s largest annual tournament, the Pittsburgh Open. In 2012 he tied for first place in his division at the same tournament. He tied for first/second place in the 44th Fred Thompson Memorial Tournament at the Pittsburgh Chess Club (June 21, 2014). He achieved the ranking of a Class A Player (his highest recorded rating was 1951 points) in August 2014. Currently he is ranked in the 92nd percentile among 61,668 USCF-rated players in the U. S. He began teaching Chess4Kidz classes in Allegheny and Butler Counties (Pennsylvania) from January 2007 until December 2015, and since February 2016 has been teaching classes in Riverside and San Diego Counties, California.

    For more about Mr. Doktorski, visit http://www.henrydoktorski.com/chess.html.

Acting and Stage Theater

Instructor:
Laura Fruzyna

  • This enrichment course invites homeschoolers to step into the spotlight and build confidence through the art of acting and stage performance. In this two hour class on Wednesday afternoons, students learn essential theater skills such as rehearsing lines, developing characters, and working as an ensemble to bring a play to life. Through fun exercises, improvisation, and collaborative rehearsals, participants gain poise, communication skills, and creative expression, culminating in a final performance that showcases their hard work and talent.

Leadership and ASB

Instructor:
Laura Fruzyna

  • Leadership & ASB Skills
    This once-a-week enrichment course helps homeschool students develop leadership skills, teamwork, and confidence while supporting student-led activities and events. Through hands-on projects, collaborative planning, and public speaking practice, students learn how to lead, serve, and make a positive impact in their community. They’ll explore topics like goal setting, event organization, budgeting, and communication as they take on real responsibilities in a supportive environment. This course also provides structure and guidance for students involved in ASB or those looking to start leadership initiatives within their homeschool networks.