Walking with Christ:

Study the Old and New Testaments

This foundational high school course aligns with the Come, Follow Me curriculum. The first semester covers the Old Testament, focusing on covenants, ancient prophets, and testimonies of Jehovah. The second semester transitions to the New Testament, emphasizing the mortal ministry and teachings of Jesus Christ.

This scripture study is designed to strengthen testimonies of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. By following the weekly pacing of the Come Follow Me Resources and the Seminary curriculum, students will dive deep into historical context, key doctrines, and the application of eternal principles.

            Semester 1: The Old Testament

            Semester 2: The New Testament

   ~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

History: War of 1812 through Civil War

This course examines the period from the War of 1812 through the Civil War through the lens of Divine Providence. Students will explore how foundational American ideals were shaped by God's hand, tracing the nation's spiritual, political, and cultural journey as it navigated wars, westward expansion, and sectional conflict.

Unit 1: The War of 1812 

Unit 2: Westward Expansion and Manifest Destiny

Unit 3: The Mid-Century Crisis - Slavery and Sectionalism

Unit 4: The Civil War - A House Divided and Redeemed

     ~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

Astronomy: The Heavens Declare

This astronomy class explores the wonders of the cosmos through a biblical lens. Students will study scientific principles of the solar system while examining the ancient theory of the Mazzaroth—the belief that God designed the constellations to foretell the gospel story.Have you ever gazed at the night sky and wondered what the Creator is saying? In this unique astronomy course, students will bridge the gap between observational science and biblical theology. Rather than relying on secular myths, we will explore the historical and scriptural foundations of the constellations. Students will learn basic observational astronomy while investigating the "Gospel in the Stars" theory, which suggests that God’s plan of redemption is written directly into the ancient star signs.

• The Creator’s Canvas: Understanding observational astronomy, star magnitudes, and how to navigate the northern and southern hemispheres.
• The Language of the Heavens: Studying the Biblical Mazzaroth (the Hebrew term for the zodiac) and tracing its roots to ancient figures like Seth and Job.
• Constellations of Redemption: Tracing the narrative of Christ through the stars.Science vs. Speculation: Identifying how to correctly study God's universe scientifically without falling into the occult practices of modern astrology.

     ~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

Foundations of Rhetoric: Speech & Debate 

This comprehensive course trains students to become effective communicators. It emphasizes speech writing, delivery, and confident nonverbal communication and focuses on critical thinking, logical argumentation, and formal debate. Everything is taught through the lens of a scriptural worldview."Let your speech always be with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer each one." – Colossians 4:6

• Semester 1: Foundations of Speech. The first half of the course builds the core mechanics of oral and nonverbal communication. Students will discover how to overcome stage fright and present with confidence, clarity, and character. 
• Semester 2: Foundations of Debate. The second half of the course equips students to research timely social and moral issues. Students will learn to analyze resolutions, construct well-reasoned arguments, and respectfully defend their positions.

~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

Faith, Form, and Fiction: An English and Writing Journey

This comprehensive, full-year high school English course integrates a Christian worldview with the mastery of language. The first semester focuses on foundational writing and composition, while the second semester explores literary analysis, interpretation, and creative expression through poetry reading and writing.

Semester 1: Expository & Creative Writing

• transitions students into formal, structured writing and creative expression. Students will learn to craft compelling arguments, essays, and personal narratives while reflecting on Christian themes and moral truths.

Semester 2: Poetry Reading & Writing

• Building on the foundation of expression, the second semester introduces students to the beauty of poetic language. Students will read, analyze, and appreciate classic poetry—as well as the ancient poetry found in the Scriptures.

~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

European Geography / Math

First Semester: European Geography and Culture

• Explore the physical and cultural landscapes of Europe, grounding the study. Examine how geography, climate, and historical events have shaped European nations, religions, and worldviews. Mapping and Topography, Cultural and Religious History, Economics and Society.

Semester 2: High School Mathematics

• Designed to develop abstract reasoning and analytical problem-solving skills. Discover the order and mathematical beauty of God's natural creation while meeting academic standards for high school mathematics. Build a strong foundation in variables, algebraic equations, and/or geometric proofs and theorems (depending on the specific course). Real-World Application, Logical Reasoning.

~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

Journey Through the Arts

Words, Music, and Art are amazing things and can be put together in so many ways. We will be studying the types of literature and the men and women who put these words together, as well as the music development from pre-Baroque through the modern day. This will include types and elements of music, composers, and the makeup of the orchestra. I think music is a miracle because 12 keys on a piano can combine in infinite ways. We will also be studying the major changes in art from the Colonial to the modern age. The various forms, principles, and elements of art will be discussed and studied with the view of appreciating the great talents God has given the artists. The major goal will be to help you find joy in art, whether participating in or viewing.

~Taught by Sister Becky Williams

The Artist’s Stewardship: Photography and Drawing

• Semester 1 - photography
• Semester 2 - drawing (We will be using our own photographs to do our drawings)…

~Taught by Sister Sharee Jones

Governing Our Intelligence in a Technology Age

Technology is changing the world—but eternal principles never change. This course helps youth learn to govern themselves rather than be governed by technology. Through scripture, prophetic counsel, thoughtful discussion, and practical weekly challenges, students will develop wisdom, discernment, and self-government in an age of artificial intelligence, social media, music, and constant digital influence.Goal: To become disciples of Jesus Christ who wisely govern their intelligence, steward technology intentionally, hear the voice of the Spirit, and use modern tools to build the kingdom of God.Throughout the course, students will complete practical weekly challenges designed to strengthen self-government, improve technology habits, increase personal scripture study, cultivate wholesome media choices, and use technology as a tool to serve God, strengthen families, share the gospel, and bless others.1- Hearing God’s Voice in an Age of Artificial IntelligenceRead Elder Gong’s address 2- Taking Charge of Technology Through ServiceThe Church’s Taking Charge of Technology guide.3- Music, the Mind, and the SoulHow music shapes thoughts, emotions, habits, character, and spiritual sensitivity through gospel principles, scientific research, and historical examples.

~Taught by Sister Sharee Jones

Leadership 

Learn leadership skills by reading and discussing the principles taught in The 7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens ~ taught by Sister Lisa Frampton

Hebrew

Unlock the secrets of the Old Testament by diving into the original Hebrew! Understanding Hebrew words opens up a whole new world of meaning in the scriptures. Curious to learn how to read Hebrew? Excited to grasp the deeper meanings behind biblical words? Then join this class! By the end of the year, you'll be able to read and understand the 100 most commonly used words in the Bible and even write in the beautiful Hebrew script. Let's make this ancient language come alive together! ~ taught by Brother Thom Neil

Spanish

Learning Spanish can be a blast, especially when you realize how much you already know! Even though English is a Germanic language, about half of it comes from Latin. And guess what? Spanish is like modern-day Latin! That means you can spot Latin-based words in English, tweak them a bit, and voilà—you’ve got about 3,000 Spanish words right there. With this trick, you’ll be chatting away in Spanish without needing to constantly check your notebook or phone. Let’s dive in and see how easy it is to understand and speak Spanish! ~ taught by Brother Thom Neil

American Sign Language

Let's sign, laugh, and learn together in ASL! This year is all about fun and building confidence, no matter your current signing level. We'll kick off with the awesome basics, then dive into making real conversations flow. Plus, get ready to express yourself by signing scriptures, catchy songs, heartfelt poems, and so much more! It's going to be a blast!  ~ taught by Sister Kjiersten Reynolds

Clubhouse T, Th at 9 am MT

Mindfulness for 5 to 10-year-olds

"On Demand" -Watch on your schedule

Weekly recorded videos will teach you and your children how the brain works and how to handle big emotions. As present Nelson has asked us to “think celestial“ it helps us to understand how our thoughts and actions help us stay calm, so we can hear and feel the spirit.

Infinite Atonement

Want to learn more or gain a larger understanding of the atonement of Jesus Christ? Let's read the book, "Infinite Atonement" by Tad A. Callister, together.
Jesus Christ's Atonement is infinite - without an end. It was also infinite in that all humankind would be saved from never-ending death. It was infinite in terms of His immense suffering. It was infinite in time, putting an end to the preceding prototype of animal sacrifice. Robert L. Millet said, "The Atonement is the central act of human history, the pivotal point in all time, the doctrine of doctrines. Everything we do and everything we teach should somehow be anchored to the Atonement."
 ~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

Language in the Scriptures

Have you ever wanted to better understand the scriptures or gain confidence in interpreting gospel principles? This unique, scripture-centered language class is your opportunity! We’ll explore grammar, word origins (etymology), and sentence diagramming—all through the lens of the scriptures. In this class, you will:

• Learn the art of asking inspired questions
• Understand what not to say when responding to others
• Discover the power of small words like "that" and "which"
• Gain confidence in gospel doctrines and principles
  Become a student of divine language—the words God uses to teach us Sister Tresta Neil

Revolution & Restoration

This course explores key events in American history—Columbus’s voyages, the Pilgrims, the French and Indian War, the Revolutionary War—and how they prepared the way for the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the Prophet Joseph Smith. Students will learn how God’s hand guided the formation of a nation where religious freedom could flourish, leading to the restoration of truth in the latter days.
Through readings, discussions, and reflective projects, students will gain a deeper appreciation for both American history and the unfolding of God’s latter-day work.  ~ taught by Sister Tresta Neil

The Universe Model

The short definition of science is the study of truth, God knows all truth, He is omniscience (all truth), which makes him the greatest scientist ever. In this course we will concentrate on the first days of creation - the physical sciences of Physics, Chemistry, and Astronomy. We will be going through volume three of the UM (Universal Model). We will be learning about measurement, length, time, energy, matter, water, and meteor models. We will also learn about the Relativity Pseudo-theory. There will be worksheets with each class and an experiment or learning activity. ~ with Sister Tresta Neil