Stand Aloneclasses
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Our Performing & Worship Arts Stand Alone Classes are not part of any particular Pathway.
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stand alone classes pricing
Stand Alone Classes
Below are prices for Performing & Worship Arts classes that are not part of a Pathway.
All prices are tuition for a Full Year program.
Paid by 5/31/25
- Worship Rehearsal = $350
- Behind the Stage = $350
- Beginning Piano = $350
- Intermediate Piano = $350
- Gaming Music = $350
- Junior Cheer = $350
- MS/HS Cheer = $350
Paid by 6/30/25
- Worship Rehearsal = $375
- Behind the Stage = $375
- Beginning Piano = $375
- Intermediate Piano = $375
- Gaming Music = $375
- Junior Cheer = $375
- MS/HS Cheer = $375
Paid by 7/31/25
- Worship Rehearsal = $400
- Behind the Stage = $400
- Beginning Piano = $400
- Intermediate Piano = $400
- Gaming Music = $400
- Junior Cheer = $400
- MS/HS Cheer = $400
Paid by 8/31/25
- Worship Rehearsal = $425
- Behind the Stage = $425
- Beginning Piano = $425
- Intermediate Piano = $425
- Gaming Music = $425
- Junior Cheer = $425
- MS/HS Cheer = $425
Registration & Supply Fees
There is a one-time $25 Co-op registration fee for each student taking one or more classes.
Be sure to note the supply fee for each class. These differ from class to class and will be listed beneath the class description here on the website. These fees are automatically added to the tuition cost for each class in the Parent Portal, where you pay for classes after your Co-op application has been approved.
All registration and supply fees are due in full by July 15, 2025 to hold a student’s spot in class.
Elementary classes
Junior Cheer
Facilitator: RaeAnna Biehl
Time: 11:20 – 12:20
Room: Gym
Course Description
This class is for elementary-aged students. Tumble into cheerleading for a year full of fun, friendship, discipline and determination. This cheer leading class is especially for younger elementary students who need to let all that energy out. In cheer leading, we will be learning
- Flexibility
- Health/ fitness
- Tumbling
- Stunting
- Dance
- Sportsmanship
- Routine
- Goal setting
Required Materials
- Athletic clothes (leggings, shorts, tank tops, t-shirts)
- Closed-toed shoes
- Water bottle
- Hair tie
- Positive attitude
Supply Fee
$30 per student
middle/high school classes
Middle/High School Cheer
Facilitator: RaeAnna Biehl
Time: 10:10 – 11:10
Room: Gym
Course Description
Hop, skip, jump or tumble right this way into cheerleading. Beginner or advanced, this class is designed for middle and high school students to challenge themselves and grow in strength, confidence and spirit.
Students will learn and improve in
- Tumbling
- Stunting and spotting techniques
- Cheer dance routines
- Flexibility and conditioning
- Choreography and performance
- Teamwork and leadership
- Goal setting and progress tracking
- Health
- Injury prevention
Required Materials
- Athletic clothes (leggings, shorts, tank tops, t-shirts)
- Closed-toed shoes
- Water bottle
- Hair tie
- Positive attitude
Supply Fee
$30 per student
Worship Team Rehearsal
Facilitator: Sophia Smith
Time: 10:10 – 11:10
Room: CI 210
Course Description
This course is an introduction to what being on a real worship team is like — learning how to work together as a team, collaborate, have fun and rehearse together, how to listen to one another, and work on memorization!
We will spend the class learning and practicing songs. By the end, students will have multiple sets of three or four songs memorized and ready.
Throughout the year, we will look for opportunities to worship live in various settings together.
Required Materials
- 3 ring binder
- Pen or pencil
- Instrument (if applicable)
Supply Fee
$25 per student
Behind the Stage
Facilitator: Caitlyn Healey
Time: 11:20 – 12:20
Room: CI 217
Course Description
Do you love live theatre, but not the idea of actually being on the stage? This hands-on course offers an in-depth experience of the many features of behind-the-scenes work in theatre productions.
Students will gain experience in stage management, learning how to coordinate rehearsals, and oversee the execution of a live performance.
The course will also cover the essentials of set design, where students will learn how to bring scenes to life.
Students will also learn the art of costume design, lighting design, and stage makeup.
Through group and individual projects, students will learn how these elements work together to bring a production to life. By the end of the course, students will have a grasp of the creative and organizational skills required to work in a professional theatre environment.
Required Materials
- Pens
- Pencils
- Colored Pencils
- 3-Ring Binder
- Folder
Supply Fee
$25 per student
Music Composition for Game Development
Facilitator: Kai Kishpaugh
Time: 1:20 – 2:20
Room: W 101
Course Description
Discover the joy of music creation with this hands-on piano class. No experience necessary.
Learn to compose and play your own songs that you can add to any video game development project.
Explore music theory and improvisation. Develop rhythm, melody, and harmony skills.
NOTE – This class is a great complement to the Game Development Pathway.
Classes for Multiple Age Levels
Group Piano Lessons
Facilitator: Kai Kishpaugh
BEGINNER PIANO
Time: 11:20 – 12:20
Room: W 101
INTERMEDIATE PIANO
Time: 10:10 – 11:10
Room: W 101
Course Description
In this class, you’ll learn to play the piano with the creative goal of writing your own music. We’ll cover the fundamentals of music theory, melody, and harmony through reading basic sheet music. Along the way, you’ll apply what you’ve learned by improvising and composing original pieces, building the skills and confidence to express yourself musically.
The intermediate level class will introduce more advanced concepts like playing octave melodies, chords with the left hand, and more advanced phrases.
Required Materials
- Keyboard
- Extension cord
- The Easy Pop & Rock Fake Book by Hal Leonard
- Download Musescore for homework
Supply Fee
$20 per student
Related Links
Project-Based Learning Classes
Tuesday Co-op
Traditional Junior Co-op
Traditional classes for elementary students and their younger siblings
