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T he S crawls The Voice of Home Educators in Lancaster County Volume 27 • No. 5 • December 2021 / January 2022
Table of Contents
Notes from CHALC ............................................................................................................ 3
Community Bulletin Board ............................................................................................... 4
Matt Monticchio, First P.R.V.C. Field Music
Eldonna Marie Filardi, PA Curriculum Exchange, Homeschool Huskies Basketball
Graduates’ Update ............................................................................................................. 5
Ephrata Public Library
Thoughts from the Editor’s Kitchen Table ........................................................................ 6
CHALC DRAWING ............................................................................................................ 7
Our Groups: C.H.A.S.E. ................................................................................................... 8-9
Chick-Fil-A Lancaster ......................................................................................................... 10
Our Groups: L.H.E. ........................................................................................................... 11
Our Supporters ................................................................................................................ 12
OneLife Institute, Servant Stage
Our Groups: C.V. Homeschoolers ...................................................................................... 13
Our Supporters ................................................................................................................ 14
Tim White, Lessons
Lancaster Bible College, Lisa L. Buckwalter, M.Ed.
Our Groups: M.A.C.H. ................................................................................................. 15-16
Our Supporters ................................................................................................................ 17
Mennonite Central Committee, Susan B. Anthony List
Our Groups: Cornerstone Homeschoolers .................................................................. 18-20
Our Groups: Treasures of Grace ................................................................................. 21-24
Our Groups: TEACH ................................................................................................... 25-31
Our Groups: Learning Station .................................................................................... 32-33
Our Groups: CHEX ...................................................................................................... 34-35
CHALC Groups ........................................................................................................... 36-37
Homeschool Evaluators .............................................................................................. 38-39
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Notes from CHALC
Ed & Paula Montijo President
Joel & Susana Brown Vice President
Renita Gerlach Secretary
Carla Hertzler Treasurer
Ryan & Liesel Davidson Legal Counsel
Miriam Bowers Scrawls Editor Coalition of Homeschoolers Across Lancaster County
PO Box 480, Leola, PA 17540.
www.chalc.org
December 21 / January 22 Issue Vol. 27 No. 5
Published: Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec/Jan.,
Feb., March, April, May, June/July
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The Coalition of Homeschoolers across Lancaster
Ads can be submitted via email to scrawls@ County (CHALC) is an umbrella organization
chalc.org in ready-to-place condition and must serving homeschool groups, with a combined
be received by the 10th of the previous month. count of over 600 families. CHALC publishes this
Pencil ads and drawings will not be accepted. Items online newsletter in which member homeschool
will not be carried to the next month; items must be groups advertise their activities, such as field trips,
re-submitted. We reserve the right to edit and/or refuse meetings, and learning cooperatives. CHALC also
any submissions. provides liability insurance for publicized activities,
a web site for each group, leadership breakfasts and
Any advertisement inquiries should be directed to other events, as well as a variety of discounts.
scrawls@chalc.org. All other questions or concerns
should be directed to mail@chalc.org.
Over the years, CHALC has strived to pass along
Disclaimer: Articles & advertisements that appear in accurate information of interest to the homeschool
The Scrawls do not imply endorsement by CHALC. Any community, including educational developments,
use of information, products, opportunities, or services legislative bills, and local resources. CHALC
advertised/published in this newsletter should be done endeavors to encourage homeschool families
only after you, the individual reader, have thoroughly by sponsoring the annual CHALC graduation,
reviewed and independently investigated it for yourself. publishing homeschool family experiences, and
recognizing student achievement in The Scrawls.
The various positions on the CHALC Board are
filled by fellow volunteer homeschool parents. If
meetings of the board you would like to learn more about the Board and
its activities, please contact us at mail@chalc.org.
Co-Op members are invited to attend opening CHALC Homeschool Group Membership for the
devotions and share a public comment. Contact 2020/2021 school year is just $25 a family! If a
mail@chalc.org to be placed on the agenda for public family is in more than one CHALC homeschool
comment. Meeting site may change. group a rebate is offered.
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Community Bulletin Board
Matt Monticchio Music Lessons
• All levels and styles
• Piano, Improvisation, Composition, Theory
My name is Matt Monticchio. I have been
active as a pianist, composer, teacher,
performer, and church music director in
the Central PA area for over 20 years. I Homeschool Huskies
have degrees in music education and a Basketball Program:
Master’s in music composition. Teaching
In its first year last year, the Huskies Basketball
all levels and abilities, I blend classical, Program was a smashing success with over 60
jazz, improvisation, reading music, hoopers in 4th-8th grade participating! Starting
playing by ear, and music theory and in March we will be once again hooping at Living
Hope Community Church in Lancaster.
history; Lessons are given at Lancaster Our approach to teaching the game of basketball is
and York locations. to break our 90-minute sessions into fundamentals,
a silly group game, and scrimmaging. For the cost
of $50 each hooper will get 8 sessions and a
c. (717)330-4326 reversible Huskies jersey.
matthewmonticchio@gmail.com For more information and to register check
out https://homeschoolball.com/register/ or feel
matthewmonticchio.com free to email me at ericleebasketball@gmail.com.
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Graduates’ Update
Next Graduation Meeting:
Thursday, January 20 at 7:00pm
Location: Harvest Bible Church
1460 Eden Road, Lancaster
Graduates’ Game Night
December 11, 2021 at 6:30pm
Location: Conestoga Church of the Brethren
141 E. Main Street, Leola
Bring a game you enjoy and a snack to share!
Questions?
Contact chalcgraduation@gmail.com
or visit www.chalc.org for more information!
550 South Reading Road, Ephrata, PA 17522
Mon., Dec. 6, 4:30 p.m. – Kids Literacy Café. From discussions Mon., Dec, 27, 4:30 p.m. – Math Quest. Have fun while enhanc-
to writing, all participants will be offered opportunities to develop ing math skills. Participants will be offered activities that involve
literacy interests and skills in a relaxed environment. All materials a variety of math operations. Registration is required. Atten-
will be provided. Ages 9-12. dance is limited. Ages 8-12.
Wed., Dec. 8 & Jan 13, 4:30 p.m. - Mission to Mars Club for Tue., Jan. 18, 4:30 p.m. - Family Science Time. Experiments,
Kids. Explore the red planet using information and images from concoctions and simple science terms and principles will be in-
robotic orbiters, landers and mobile laboratories used by the troduced during this fun family program! Ages 5-11.
NASA exploration program. Activities based on new discoveries
will be provided. Ages 8-12.
Learn about all of our programs & register at:
www.ephratapubliclibrary.org
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Thoughts from the Editor’s Kitchen Table
By the time this article is published, No matter what
Thanksgiving will have come and gone. But as I God had for us this year,
write, the celebrations are still ahead. I’m thankful He used each and every
for the opportunity to pause and look to Christ in circumstance for our good.
gratitude for the abundant grace He has poured Our family is
out. It’s a great time to reflect on the year and currently memorizing this
point to His mercies. I encourage you to do that. timely Heidelberg Catechism
I don’t know about you, but this year was question, Question 26: What
totally nuts at our house. We started the year do you believe when you
off right: quarantined with COVID. (Ok, COVID say: I believe in God the
wasn’t fun, but the meals and groceries and notes Father almighty, Creator of
and toys at our doorstep? That was fun. God really heaven and earth?
does care for our bodies and souls.)
Answer: That the eternal
About a month later, my grandfather Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who out of
died in our living room after a long battle with nothing created heaven and earth and all
Parkinson’s. Despite the sadness, I couldn’t help that is in them and who still upholds and
but reflect on how God had provided this father governs them by His eternal counsel and
figure to me so graciously. My Poppop, with his
providence, is, for the sake of Christ His
thick Puerto Rican accent and cheesy dad jokes,
was always ready to rough-house when I was a Son, my God and my Father. In Him I trust
kid or put too much chocolate syrup on my ice- so completely as to have no doubt that He
cream when I, as a teen, sat at his table crying will provide me with all things necessary
about some boy. He drove me wherever I needed for body and soul, and will also turn to
to go, helped teach me how to drive, and then my good whatever adversity He sends me
waited up for me as I spent more time away from in this life of sorrow. He is able to do so as
home. I didn’t deserve him, but how good is God almighty God, and willing also as a faithful
for caring for me through him, and letting me be Father.
there in his final moments?
What a comfort we Christians possess,
My chronic illness took a turn for the worse knowing that not only does the Maker of the
after these stressors, so I spent a lot of time with universe have the power to use adversity for our
my doctors and specialists. My daughter, likewise, good, but also cares enough about His children
started to have lots of extra appointments. We as a perfect and faithful Father that He wills our
both spent more time than we would have liked good. He uses all things to benefit us because He
in the hospital this year. Once again, God chose to can and He wants to. What grace!
be so merciful to us: providing the most excellent
As you wrap up your year, no matter what
care through doctors, therapists, surgeons, and
it looked like, thank God. If heartache caused you
even the elders of our church who always walked
to cry out to Him, thank Him for reminding you
us through those times with love and prayer.
of His tender care. Thank Him for enduring that
Flowers, notes, meals... He did not have to pour out
heartache when He lived a sinless life for you.
love to us that way, but He used those challenges
Thank Him for being with you while you ache.
to build us up and increase our trust in Him.
Thank Him for the body of Christ that He uses to
There were lots and lots of really great comfort us. Thank Him for the fruit of the Spirit
times this year, too! Buying a house, getting He alone is producing in you. Thank Him for
a promotion, starting an Etsy shop, watching being on His throne.
friends be baptized, snuggling brand new babies,
meeting goals, making new friends, having coffee ...give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will
every day! of God in Christ Jesus for you.
- 1 Thessalonians 5:18
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CHALC
Header
DRAWING
Enter to win an
Amazon giftcard!
Take a photo of your art, science, history,
or any other project,
and send it to scrawls@chalc.org
to be entered to win a $10 gift card!
Then keep an eye on The Scrawls to see your project featured!
Turn in your project by December 15!
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Our Groups: C.H.A.S.E.
Christian Homeschool Association of Scholastic Excellence
Our mission is to equip and encourage parents who have chosen to
homeschool their children by providing educational classroom opportunities
in a Christ-centered environment. Classes meet on Mondays from 8:30 am
to 2:00 pm at East Fairview Church of the Brethren in Manheim.
Mark your Calendars
* Wednesday, December 8—Wilderness Survival
* Wednesday, January 12 —Animal Dissection
Photos from the Fall 2021 Photography Class
For information about C.H.A.S.E., visit our website at www.chaseacademy.org
Julie Hostetter, Director chasehomeschoolcoop@gmail.com
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Our Groups: C.H.A.S.E.
2021-2022 CHASE Days
Fall Semester—Sept 13 to Dec 13, 2021
Spring Semester—Jan 10 to Apr 25, 2022
More photos from Photography Class
Fall 2021
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Chick-Fil-A Lancaster
Lincoln Highway East
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10Our Groups: L.H.E.
Lititz Home Educators
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/lhe
Lititz Home Educators is a unique alternative to a weekly co-op. It allows you
to be connected to other homeschoolers without a weekly time commitment.
Members serve the group in some way during the year and can pick and choose
opportunities that interest their family and suit their schedule. Many members
use it in addition to a weekly co-op as it provides enrichment opportunities
and a safe, closed e-mail forum for communicating with other like-minded
homeschoolers. You can ask questions, borrow and buy new curriculum, seek
LITITZ HOME EDUCATORS
CATORS recommendations, find out pertinent information and opportunities for
homeschoolers, and more! LHE is the perfect addition to your home school
and a great way to be connected. Come build relationships with us as we serve
each other. For detailed information about becoming a member, please contact
lititzhomeeducators@gmail.com or visit www.homeschool-life.com/pa/lhe.
Upcoming LHE Member Activities
(More details and sign-ups on the LHE calendar.)
Mom’s Wine and Cheese Evening Adventure Club
We welcome our LHE mothers for a joyous Adventure club meets two Fridays a month
evening of fellowship and a glass of holiday to explore God’s beautiful creation together.
cheer! Most events will not have a planned
curriculum. We envision all ages learning
Please join us on Tuesday, December together organically. Older students can
7th for an annual gathering to relax and practice leadership/teaching skills if they
reconnect with friends. Wine (as well as feel so inclined. Younger children learn
other drinks!) and light refreshments will
be provided. We hope to see you all there! from being around older students. We
Please reach out to Erin at eseifferlein@ adventure in all kinds of weather and
gmail.com for questions. Sign-ups are environments! Please consider what attire
required. will best suit your family’s needs to be
comfortable & safe.
In case of severe weather, a cancellation
notice will be posted on the LHE website
forum. You can sign up & find detailed
parking/trail/meeting information
on the LHE Website Calendar. If you
would like more information or have
any questions, please contact Nicole
Miller at kandnmiller@gmail.com or
KimberyDoutrich at paintedhorizon17@
gmail.com
12/10/21- Speedwell Forge
12/17/21 - Middle Creek
1/7/2022 - Landis Woods
11Our Supporters
WINTER YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
For more information on all
Servant Stage Youth Theatre
Productions and to register,
visit servantstage.org/camps AGES 8-15 January 28 - AGES 12-19
January 21-23 Rehearsals Jan. 2-20 Rehearsals Jan. 2-27
February 6
SUMMER YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
Servant Stage Summer Camp is an opportunity for students to
COST: $225 (includes all activities & materials) learn the basics of theatre! This is your chance to grow as an
actor, singer, and dancer under the direction of experienced
EARLY BIRD: $200 (register before January 31) theatre professionals - no experience necessary! Be part of a
LATE REGISTRATION: $250 (after April 30) show from start to finish in just five days!
AGES 10-18 AGES 8-16 AGES 10-18
July 16 Camp Dates July 11-16 July 23 Camp Dates July 18-23 July 30 Camp Dates July 25-30
SERVANTSTAGE.ORG/MONDAYS
12Our Groups: C.V. Homeschoolers
Conestoga Valley Homeschoolers
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/cvhomeschoolers/
CV Homeschoolers, a Christian-based, parent-run co-op meets
ten weeks from September through November and ten weeks
from February through April on Thursday afternoons.
We offer Nursery and Preschool. Grades K-6 have choir, gym, and an
elective each semester. Grades 7 and up have two or three electives
each semester with music/choir in the spring. Electives include
academic and non-academic classes.
Membership fee includes ALL classes for ALL of your children for both semesters. Some classes
may require that you purchase certain books or pay additional fees to cover needed supplies, but we
always try to offer a “no-additional cost” class option for every period and age group.
Our parents volunteer to teach the classes and fill helper positions. We rely on parent participation
and offer activities that parents are willing to organize and staff. This keeps our costs low and
affordable for all family sizes and incomes.
We will meet each Thursday at DOVE Westgate Church,
Starting September 16th - November 18th.
(12:45 - 3:25pm)
Nov. 10th, 2021 - 12:30 - 2:00 pm
Cavod Performing Arts Workshop
Held at Cavod in New Holland
Nov. 13th, 2021 - 6:30 - 8:30 pm
7-up Fun Fall Evening at the Benner Farm
Dec. 7th, 2021 - 10:00 - 12:00 pm
Woodcrest School of Wonder
Join your friends at the School of Wonder at Woodcrest Retreat
for Christmas Around the World. This Christmas program combines
history, crafts, and baking into one fun-filled event. “Travel” to Mexico and
learn how Mexican children enjoy Christmas while making Christmas
ornaments and baking some delicious snacks to take home.
Dec. 9th, 2021 - 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Mom’s Christmas Party at the Rabe’s Home
Dec. 18th, 2021 - 5:00 - 9:00 pm
7-up Christmas Party at the King’s Home
13Our Supporters
“I consider myself a musical mentor
and the instruments are just the vehicle
for them to love music and through that
process, to love themselves”
TEACHING GUITAR, BASS, UKE,
BEGINNER PIANO & MANDOLIN
Some slots available at Tone Tailors
in Rock Lititz on Tues, Weds, Thurs
and opening up Mondays for
IN HOME INSTRUCTION
(depending on location)
Tim White
717 571 5724
15 years instructing
20 years of professional band experience
lbc.edu Education, Tutoring & Consulting
pitsRseeds@gmail.com 717-393-1612
Lisa L. Buckwalter M.Ed.
PA. Certified Special Education Teacher &Evaluator
35+ years of Successful Academic
Intervention across the Curriculum
Individual tutoring for challenged students! Don’t
blame the teacher, address the challenge!
FIND
YOUR
CALLING
50+ Areas of Study
Come vis Come visit our Lancaster, PA campus!
14Our Groups: M.A.C.H.
Manheim Area Christian Homeschoolers
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/mach
We are a 24-week, academic co-op where your child will receive all the necessary instruction for science and
history as well as writing and literature for upper classes. Your child will enjoy class interaction and learn to be
responsible to another teacher. Moms enjoy connecting and supporting one another in our family atmosphere.
An option for high school students to attend without parental participation is also available.
Classes are held on TUESDAYS at the East Fairview Church of the Brethren in Manheim, PA.
Class Dates for 2022
Jan. 18, 25
Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22
March 1 (Spring Break or Snow Make-up Day),
8 (Spring Business Meeting), 15 (Open House), 22, 29
Apr. 5, 12, 19 (Presentation Night)
A Peek into the 2022-2023 School Year
Planning is still in the works, but our academic classes are:
- Nursery: child care provided
- 2 & 3-year-olds: Story Ti me, Crafts, and Planned Motor Skills Activities
- Preschool: Alphabet Time, Crafts, and Planned Motor Skills Activities
- Grades K - 2: Science, History, and Gym Classes
- Grades 3 & 4: PA History, Science, and Gym
- Grades 5 & 6: Middle Ages History, Science, and Gym
- Grade 7 & 8: Life Science, World Geography, Writing & Literature
- Grade 9: Physical Science, World Geography, Writing & Literature
- Grades 10-12: Chemistry, English with American Literature, Government
- Possible HS Classes: Algebra, Art, Volleyball, and others
Field Trips
- The 7th & 8th Grade Earth Science class took a field trip
to Indian Echo Caverns on October 28.
- The Kindergarten - 2nd Grade class took field trips on Sept 21 to a bee farm
and to the Manheim Farm Show on October 5.
Please contact Kim Groff, New Member Coordinator, at 717-572-3821 or mkcgroff@gmail.com
or Vicky Goodman, Administrator, at RVGoodman1995@gmail.com for more information. Or visit our website.
15Our Groups: M.A.C.H.
Manheim Area Christian Homeschoolers
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/mach
YOU’RE INVITED!
Manheim Area Christian Homeschoolers’
**SPRING OPEN HOUSE**
Come see what we’re all about!
Tuesday, March 15 or April 5, 2022
East Fairview Church of the Brethren
1187 Fairview Road, Manheim, PA 17545
You and your children are welcome to participate
in any of our morning or afternoon classes.
RSVP to Kim Groff, New Member Coordinator, by March 10
(717-572-3821 or mkcgroff@gmail.com)
Or for more information regarding MACH, visit our website
https://www.homeschool-life.com/pa/mach/
We hope you can join us!
Calendar of Events
- October 26:
Clash Day!
- December 9:
Mom’s Night Out,
details provided in members’ weekly email
- Picture Day:
February 2022 - details to be provided
Please contact Kim Groff, New Member Coordinator, at 717-572-3821 or mkcgroff@gmail.com
or Vicky Goodman, Administrator, at RVGoodman1995@gmail.com for more information. Or visit our website.
16Our Supporters
#iamsalt
Serving And Learning Together
WORK EXPERIENCE
WITH
WORLD EXPERIENCE
mcc.org/salt
A year-long, Christian cross-cultural service experience Mennonite Central Committee
HIRING PRO-LIFERS!
Work with your Friends, Family &
Get Paid to Advance the Pro-Life Cause
Field Representatives conduct simple surveys about pending
THE JOB
legislationThe
at the
Jobhomes of pro-life & persuadable pro-life voters.
$15/Hour + Mileage
THE PAY Hours are Very Flexible - Field Reps Set their own Schedules
Patrick Basom
CONTACT Patrick@sbalistfield.org
(717)317-1492
sba-list.org
SBA List, founded in 1992, is a nationwide network of over 900,000 Americans committed to protecting
the unborn. Our organization has a singular mission of saving innocent and vulnerable human life.
17Our Groups: Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Lower Tier
www.cornerstonelowertier.com
We have a new e-mail address: lower.tier@cornerstonehomeschoolers.com
Cornerstone Lower Tier serves families with children in nursery – 8th grade with enrichment classes,
gym, choir, field trips and opportunities to fellowship in a Christian environment.
We meet for eight weeks in the fall and eight weeks in the spring. All participating members are
expected to serve by monitoring, teaching, and cleaning. Please visit our website for more information.
We thoroughly enjoyed meeting together for our fall semester!
Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Save the Date
March 3
Cornerstone Homeschoolers Open House
Details to come!
Calendar of Events
• Dec 2 - Christmas Party
• Jan 13 & 14 - Nature Study Classes
• Jan 14 - Mom’s Night Out
• Jan 20 - First Day of Spring Co-op Classes
• Jan 27 - Co-op Class Day and Yearbook Spirit Day: Pajama Day
*Lunches are available for purchase on each regular co-op day.
2021 - 2022 School Year Dates
• September 2021 - 16, 23, 30 • January 2022 - 20, 27
• October 2021 - 7, 21, 28 • February 2022 - 3, 17, 24
• November 2021 - 4, 18 • March 2022 - 3, 17, 24
• December 2021 - 2 (Christmas Party) 31 (Possible Snow Make-Up Day)
18Our Groups: Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Upper Tier
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/cornerstone
upper.tier@cornerstonehomeschoolers.com
Cornerstone Upper Tier is a 30-week, Christian educational program for students in 7th-12th grades and meets
Thursdays at Grace Baptist Church. Classes are taught by professionals in the areas of Science, Literature,
Writing, Art, World Languages, Social Studies, and Electives. Cornerstone Upper Tier is committed to providing
a regular rotation of core academic classes necessary for graduation and a variety of elective classes to help you
meet your educational goals. Please visit our website for more information.
2021-2022 Cornerstone Upper Tier Leadership Team
Anne Flinchbaugh Richey Director
Susan Geoghan Assistant Director/Secretary Karla Beachy New Member/Student Liaison
Catherine Sharp Treasurer Lisa Brubaker Fundraising Coordinator
Meredith Shore Teacher Liaison Dana Atticks Building Coordinator
December... January....
Cold Weather Hike Pajama Day
Tuesday, December 7th at 10am Thursday, January 27th
Reed’s Run Nature Trail Sponsored by the Yearbook Spirit
See website calendar for info. Committee
December Lunches January Lunches
2 - Hot Dog Meal Fundraiser for Graduation 4 - Bring Your Own Lunch
9 - Pizza 11 - Pizza
16 - Student & Teacher Christmas 18 - Thanksgiving Meal
Luncheon Plus snacks and drinks all $0.50 or $1
Plus snacks and drinks all $0.50 or $1 Bring exact change. Signup on website.
Bring exact change. Signup on website.
Ugly Christmas Sweater Day “For God so loved the world,
Thursday, December 9th that He gave His only Son,
Sponsored by the Yearbook Spirit
Committee
that whoever believes in Him,
should not perish but have
eternal life.”
19Our Groups: Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Cornerstone Homeschoolers
Upper Tier
www.homeschool-life.com/pa/cornerstone
upper.tier@cornerstonehomeschoolers.com
20/21 Co-Op Dates Remaining Weather to Delay or Close?
• December 2021 - 2, 9, 16 In the event of a weather emergency, an e-mail will be sent
by 8am if the schedule is modified.
• January 2022 - 6 // Spring: 13, 20, 27 For a Delay, the following schedule is typically used:
• February 2022 - 3, 10, 17, 24 1st Period (Normally 8:40-9:40) --> 10:00-10:35
• March 2022 - 3, (Spring Break) 17, 24, 31 2nd Period (Normally 9:45-10:45 --> 10:40-11:15
• April 2022 - 7, 14, 21, 28 3rd Period (Normally 10:50-11:50 --> 11:20-11:55
• May 2022 - 5 (Makeup if needed)
All afternoon classes are scheduled as normal.
The first weather closing is not rescheduled.
A second closing will be made up in May.
Spring Electives Still Available! Register now!
All meet for one hour for fifteen weeks starting on January 13, 2022
according to the preceding Spring Co-op schedule.
GYM CLASS - Still need some physical education credit? Meet for group
exercises, games and sports outside on a large parking lot or in the gym during
inclement weather. Instruction provided for students new to an activity.
GEOGRAPHY - A half-credit social studies class studying continents,
countries, cultures and maps.
INTRO TO ENGINEERING - Learn about
engineering as the practical application of scientific and mathematical
knowledge for the betterment of humanity and the world. Specialties
such as civil, geotechnical, agricultural, mechanical, industrial, electrical,
petrochemical and more will be explored.
PHOTOGRAPHY - The primary focus is on composition, posing, and
lighting plus basic photo editing. Access to a camera, internet, and the ability
to upload images to a computer are necessary.
Cornerstone Families, We wish you a Merry Christmas and Peace That Passes Understanding in the New Year
20Our Groups: Treasures of Grace
Treasures of Grace is a Christ-centered co-op that seeks to support and encourage member families in
their homeschooling journey through friendship development, encouragement, and prayer.
https://www.homeschool-life.com/PA/treasuresofgrace/
Our group will be meeting at a new location this year:
Lancaster Alliance Church,
210 Pitney Road, Lancaster.
Reminder: Our co-op day has changed to TUESDAY,
bi-weekly from 9:30am - 1:30pm.
Our Calendar
12/3 Christmas Production
1/11 Co-Op
1/20 Moms’ Night
1/25 Moms’ Night
Morning Worship in the Theater
21Our Groups: Treasures of Grace
2021 – 2022 TOG Class Schedule
Nursery 2's 3's 4 Year Olds 5 Year Olds
09:30 Morning Worship
Free play in classroom
Theater
9:30 Story & Snack 9:30 Toddler Gym OR 9:30 Toddler 9:30 Story & Snack
Outdoor Time Gym/Outdoor
10:00 Craft/Activity
10:00 Craft & Activity 10:00 Music & 10:00 Music &
Tender, Movement Movement 10:30 Toddler Gym OR
Loving, 10:30 Free play Outdoor time
Care 10:30 Story & Snack
11:00 Music and 10:30 Free play 11:00 Free play
Movement 11:00 Toddler
gym/Outdoor 11:00 Story & Snack 11:30 Music &
11:30 Toddler gym OR Movement
Outdoor time 11:30 Craft/Activity 11:30 Craft/Activity
12:00 Free play/Clean-up 12:00 Free play/Clean-up 12:00 Free play/clean up 12:00 Free play/clean up
12:30 Babies, 2's and 3's will be picked up by moms in their classrooms. Closing/End of Day
Theater
Primary
Grades 1 - 2
Primary Schedule
Primary 1 Primary 2
09:30 – 10:00 Morning Worship
10:00 – 10:50
Music (glockenspiel) Art
10:50 – 11:05 Snack/Break
11:05 – 11:55
Art Music (recorder)
11:55 – 12:25
Open Gym/Outdoor/Games
12:30 Closing/End of Day
Questions?
Contact Kaddie Hollinger at toghomeschool@gmail.com.
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Elementary
(Grades 3-5)
Elementary 3 Elementary 4 Elementary 5
Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5
9:30-10:00 Morning Worship
10:00-10:50 Science Literature (snack) Physical Education
10:50 – 11:40 Literature (snack) Physical Education Science Experiments
11:40 – 12:30 Physical Education Science Literature (snack)
12:30 Closing/End of Day
Intermediate
Grades 6-8
Intermediate A Intermediate B
9:30-9:45 Morning Worship
9:45-10:30
Literature Cultures and Geography
10:30– 11:30 Electives
Fall: 1. Card Making Spring: 1. Art
2. Soccer 2. Crochet
3. Soccer
11:30 – 11:45 Break
11:45 – 12:30
Cultures and Geography
Literature
12:30 – 1:00 Lunch Break
Drama or Stage Crew
Questions?
Contact Kaddie Hollinger at toghomeschool@gmail.com.
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Secondary
Grades 9-12
Secondary
9:30-9:45 Morning Worship
9:45-10:30
Literature
10:30 – 10:45 Break
10:45 – 11:30
Church History
11:30 – 12:30 Electives
Fall: 1. Art
2. Soccer
Spring:
1. Future nurses
2. Soccer
12:30 – 1:00 Lunch Break
1:00 – 2:00
Drama or Stage Crew
Primary Recorder Class
Questions?
Contact Kaddie Hollinger at toghomeschool@gmail.com.
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Website: www.teachhomeschoolers.com
Scrawls: teachnewspage@gmail.com
Email: teachomeschooler@gmail.com
Bethany Grace Co-Op Leader: Pam Hasse (717-669-4866)
The Educators Affiliation of Christian Homeschoolers
Co-Op Email: bethanygracecoop@gmail.com
Contact Amy Mease
with any questions about
TEACH offers... the TEACH group at
teachomeschooler@gmail.com.
• CHALC 2020/21 Scrawls subscription
• Track & Field Day
• Cell Groups What is a cell group?
• Sports Programs: Basketball, Soccer
• Co-Op Classes: Cell groups are for families to get
Bethany Grace Fellowship Church together for field trips, Moms’ Nights,
400 Reading Road, East Earl crafts, etc. They are a great way for
(Terre Hill Area, Off R. 625) moms and students to support, learn,
and do some fun activites together.
The cell groups are getting ready to
organize and plan for the next year.
Teach Membership
If you are interested in joining or
creating a new group, please contact
Course Registration Samantha Hanks at
sdhanks3@gmail.com
or 610-507-0659.
Dec 1: Railroad Museum of PA
Jan 19: SkyZone
Calendar
Sat. Jan. 8 TEACH Juniors Basketball Begins (Grades 1-6, Boys & Girls)
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Bethany Grace Co-Op
Bethany Grace Church, Terre Hill Spring Classes begin February 15, 2022
Course Instructor Target Ages Tuition Time
Little Adventure Kids Missy Landes Grades PreK -1 $25 9:00
This is where kids will learn essential skills like markers, scissors, glue and paint used for older classes.
Colonial Life Shallon Rohrer Grade 1-3 $40 9:00
Using books, crafts, and games, we will learn about life in Colonial America.
Geography : Europe Ruth Zentner Grades 2-4 $35 9:00
We will study the countries, land, people and customs of Western Europe.
Across the USA Rebecca Schulze Grades 3-5 $35 9:00
Take a trip around the country and learn about the 50 states! We will make a stop at each state and learn important and interesting facts about each.
Zoology II – Ocean Animals Part 2 Kellly Stoltzfus Grades 4-6 $40 + $10 lab fee + book 9:00
Class continues from the Fall. Students should remain in the same hour as the Fall. Come see God’s creative designs in the swimming creatures that live in the sea! There
will be weekly reading and notebooking assignments, plus one project per term. Required Text Book: Apologia Exploring Creation with Zoology 2 - Swimming Creatures of
the Fifth Day / Apologia notebooking journal is helpful but not necessary
Learn the French/Creole Language Smith Noel Grades 4-adult $40 9:00
Gain a beginning knowledge of the French and Haitian Creole language. You will learn a lot of vocabulary and a basic understanding of the grammar rules of the
languages. Along with learning the language, you will learn more about the country and culture of Haiti firsthand from someone who was born and raised there and spent
many years as a pastor there.
Life Draw II Joan Benjamin Grades 5-12 $30 + materials 9:00
Continuing development of drawing skills and techniques. Prerequisite of Life Draw 1 or teacher discretion. H & B Pencils brought by student or available for purchase
(usually $5).
Forensic Science Cheryl Russell Grades 7-12 $45 9:00
We will study the different aspects of forensic science including handwriting analysis, fingerprinting, blood-typing, blood drop analysis, bone identification, and a crime scene
evaluation. We will finish the semester by solving The Case of the Disappearing Diamonds.
Cake Decorating 101 Tammy Cress Grades 8-12 $40 + $30 supplies 9:00
An introduction to cake decorating. We will be working with buttercream, fondant, piping techniques, etc. as students learn how to craft beautiful cakes, culminating in a fun
final project.
Apologia Biology Lab Darlene McCosby Grades 9-12 9:00
(30 week class) continued
Pre-engineering 1- Electricity Larry Everhart Grades 9-12 9:00
(30 weeks) continued
Creative Writing Christine Miklas Grade 10-12 $40 9:00
This class will enhance the writing of high school students by giving them skills which can be integrated into any piece of writing. They will learn strategies that will take
their writing to the next level through personal narratives, point of view, satire, and poetry.
Pre-Calculus Jennifer Eberly Grade 11-12 9:00
(30 weeks) continued
ABC’s and 123’s Kelly Martin Grades PreK - K $35 10:00
An introduction to the letters of the alphabet and their sounds, and number identification & number sense (counting and one to one correspondence). The curriculum
includes using, songs, rhymes, children's literature and hands on activities, as well as fine motor activities to help develop the muscles that will be needed for writing.
Munchkin Gym 2 Brittany Flexer Grade 1-2 $30 10:00
Come burn some energy and get those wiggles out! We will have fun developing our large and fine motor skills and playing various games together.
Beginning Botany Rebecca Schulze Grades 1-3 $35 10:00
An introduction to basic botany. In this class students will learn basic plant anatomy and functions along with which plants grow around the world. Hands on activities will
reinforce what we learn in class. *This will be very similar to the fall offering.*
Adventure Boys Missy Landes Grades 3-7 $55 10:00
We will be doing a Science, Technology, Engineering, Math project as well as other projects suited for boys.
Zoology II – Ocean Animals Part 2 Kellly Stoltzfus Grades 4-6 $40 + $10 lab fee + book 10:00
Come see God’s creative designs in the swimming creatures that live in the sea! There will be weekly reading and notebooking assignments, plus one project per term.
Required Text Book: Apologia Exploring Creation with Zoology 2 - Swimming Creatures of the Fifth Day / Apologia notebooking journal is helpful but not necessary
Calligraphy and Creative Lettering Joan Benjamin Grades 4-adult $30 10:00
Examine and practice various lettering styles and utensils in calligraphy; goal of one finished 'standard' work of calligraphy. Using learned techniques, design and complete a
more creative, individual piece of lettered artwork. Tools available. Students may bring their own calligraphy pens.
Strategy Board Games Amy Eberly Grade 5-8 $25 10:00
One hour of playing strategy type board games like Risk, Ticket to Ride, Settlers of Catan, etc. Tuition cost will be used to buy more games for the class.
Creative Writing Christine Miklas Grade 7-9 $40 10:00
The creative writing class is designed to develop the writing skills of the students through fun, creative exercises. Lessons will incorporate various types of writing including
descriptive, personal narratives, character sketches, and poetry.
German 1A Shallon Rohrer Grades 7-12 10:00
(30 week class) continued
Drawing Muscle Structure Jamie Eberly Grades 8 - adult $30 + $25 if needed 10:00
Learning about and how to draw the muscle structure of the human body. (gender neutral forms) A great aid to being able to draw figures better. $25 extra if need drawing
supplies
Constitutional Law Paula Montijo Grades 9-12 10:00
(30 weeks) continued
Meteorology Larry Everhart Grades 9-12 10:00
(30 weeks) continued
Apologia Chemistry Lab Darlene McCosby Grades 10-12 10:00-12:00
(2hr class for 30 wks) continued
Munchkin Gym 1 Brittany Flexer Grade PreK - K $30 11:00
Come burn some energy and get those wiggles out! We will have fun developing our large and fine motor skills and playing various games together.
Backyard Explorers Tanya Bollinger Grades K-2 $30 11:00
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Join us as we explore some bugs that call our backyards home, and discover God's purpose for each one. There will be a weekly craft.
Hands On Art History Rosie Burkholder/Danielle Espenshade Grade K-3 $30 11:00
Come learn about famous artists throughout history such as Van Gogh, Michelangelo, Monet, and Seurat. Students will get to recreate these famous artists' masterpieces
to take home. *Although mostly washable paints will be used, sending along an oversized shirt for your child is recommended. Art materials provided.
Feathered Friends on the Farm Lisa Mast Grade 1-4 $40 11:00
Together we will learn all about the anatomy, care, development, and interesting facts about chickens and other feathered animals like quail, turkeys, ducks and geese.
Civics for Kids Amy Eberly Grades 3-7 $35 11:00
Based on the Tuttle Twins series. Each book in this series focuses on a different aspect of the principles of a free society: free markets, competition, individual rights, the
non-aggression principle, personal responsibility, protectionism, and a variety of other issues—all boiled down to core concepts that children of different ages can easily
grasp.
Creative Writing Christine Miklas Grade 4-6 $40 11:00
Creative writing is a fun way to tap into the imagination and improve writing skills in the process. Lessons incorporate various types of writing including imaginative and
descriptive writing, personal narratives, and poetry.
Life Draw I Joan Benjamin Grades 4-12 $30 11:00
Drawing actual objects to learn line, shape, value, color, perspective. Pencils available for purchase (usually $5), not required.
Board Game Theory Jamie Eberly Grade 5 - adult $25 11:00
Learn about the different mechanics used in board games like worker placement, resource management or if the player to your right will have more control. Your
boardgame strategy will naturally increase when you can properly identify HOW a game functions.
Gym Games Ruth Zentner Grades 6-12 $30 11:00
An active gym class that will feature large group games that will give a good cardio workout. ($10 discount for each additional sibling)
Zoology II – Ocean Animals Part 2 Kelly Stoltzfus Grades 6-8 $40 + $10 lab fee + book 11:00
Come see God’s creative designs in the swimming creatures that live in the sea! There will be weekly reading and notebooking assignments, plus one project per term.
Required Text book: Apologia Exploring Creation with Zoology 2 - Swimming Creatures of the Fifth Day; Apologia notebooking journal is helpful but not necessary
Biology - Days of Creation Michelle Gockley Grades 8-12 11:00
(30 weeks) continued
Algebra I Jennifer Eberly Grades 8-12 11:00
(30 weeks) continued
Pre-engineering 2- Electronics Larry Everhart Grades 10-12 11:00
(30 weeks) continued
Get Movin’ Kelly Martin Grades PreK-K $35 12:00
Get Movin' is a fun way to get young children moving and exercising. Songs & music will have your littles stretching and giggling. Rhythm sticks & parachutes will also be
used to help with developing fine & gross motor skills as well as listening skills and following directions. The course will also include games and obstacle courses.
Adventures in Europe Ruth Zentner Grades PreK-1 $35 12:00
Join us as we explore the countries, land, people, animals and customs found in Western Europe!
Human Anatomy Brittany Flexer Grades 1-4 $40 12:00
Explore how the human body works, along with how God has made each of us unique. We will learn about the skeletal system, digestive system, heart, blood, and more.
Art Around the World Gail Miller Grades 3-6 $45 12:00
We will do art projects from different countries each week. This will be a repeat of the fall semester class.
Adventure Girls Missy Landes Grades 3-7 $55 12:00
We will be learning about wilderness living and outdoor skills including knife skills, fire making, crafts and food.
PA History Michelle Gockley Grades 4-8 $35 12:00
Students will learn about state facts and symbols, people, land, water, climate, government, economy, wildlife, major cities, and major attractions. An end of semester
project on a famous person from PA will be completed by each student. There will be "bonus questions" weekly that will help you discover things you never knew before
about our state. Other than semester project and "bonus question" most of the work will be completed in class.
Life Draw III Joan Benjamin Grades 5-12 $30 + materials 12:00
Continuing development of drawing skills with additional media options. Goal of minimum 2 finished pieces. Prerequisite Life Draw 2 or teacher discretion. H&B pencils
brought by student or available for purchase (usually $5)
Presidential Youth Fitness Program Larry Klaassen Grades 6-12 $40 12:00
Physical fitness for children centered around the "President's Council on Fitness". Class includes a sound introduction to fitness, lots of exercise, testing, and awards.
Requirements for class are proper attire, water bottle, notebook/pencil, positive attitude, enthusiasm, and a smile.
CPR/First Aid Rebecca Schulze Grades 6 - adult $45 12:00
American heart association heartsaver CPR/first aid course. Students will complete CPR training and basic first aid. Younger ages must be able to perform chest
compressions to receive certification. Upon successful completion, students will receive the heartsaver CPR certification.
Pre-Algebra Jennifer Eberly Grade 7-9 12:00
(30 weeks) continued
A Studio Intro to Architecture John Everhart Grades 7-12 12:00
(30 weeks) continued
Appreciation of the Theater Arts Elizabeth Gormley Grades 9-12 $30 12:00
This course is to focus on reading and discussing classic plays, going over such points as character motivation, play themes, and morals, as well as practicing dramatic
delivery of lines and emotions. Students are to read the assigned scenes ahead of time, and come to class prepared to engage in discussion and dramatic reading.
Students can access the plays online or through the library-- no purchase of materials is necessary.
Environmental Agricultural Science (30 wks) Darlene McCosby Grades 9-12 12:00
(30 weeks) continued
Apologia Physics Lab (2 hrs. – 30 Weeks) Larry Everhart Grades 10-12 12:00 – 2:00
(30 weeks) continued
Let’s Get Messy Brittany Flexer Grade PreK-1 $30 + $15 materials 1:00
This class will inspire your child to get messy through various fun art activities and stories. Make sure to bring an oversized paint shirt!
Elementary Gym Games Jill Ludwig Grades PreK-5 $30 1:00
This class will be an active gym class that will teach the rules for popular children’s games (such as wiffle ball, kickball, Spud, dodgeball, Thumper, Red light/Green Light.
different tag games such as sharks & minnows, and more.) Emphasis will be on teamwork and good sportsmanship (and running off some energy!).
Math is Fun Amy Arment Grades 1-3 $35 1:00
Math is fun when you use cards, dice, games, and hands-on activities to learn! In this class students will explore primary math concepts like number sense, money, shapes,
graphs, fractions, patterns, and more. We'll reinforce addition and subtraction facts too, but without the boring flashcard drills. Students will problem solve, use logic, and
think critically, but they'll just think they're having fun! This course is intended to supplement your existing math curriculum.
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Colonial Life Shallon Rohrer Grades 4-6 $40 1:00
We will read about life in Colonial America. As we explore this time period in the history of our country, we will complete projects and play games to go along with our study.
Nature Journaling Letitia Weaver Grades 4-8 $35 + $25 materials 1:00
We will learn how to keep a nature journal. Each child will assemble a kit of methods and supplies to use the vehicle of art to increase their wonder and enjoyment in nature.
Regular practice outside class will be encouraged. Class will culminate with an optional group excursion and plein air art experiences applying the methods and using the
tool kit we've assembled. All supplies will be kept by the child.
Geography: Europe Ruth Zentner Grades 5-8 $35 1:00
We will study the countries, land, people and customs found in Western Europe.
(Self)Portrait & Figure Drawing Joan Benjamin Grade 5-adult $30 1:00
Pencil or pen media to learn basic facial 'landmarks' to assist self -portrait. Same to assist drawing live model (available teen and/or adult.) Prerequisite Life Draw 3, Life
Draw 2 with teacher discretion, or teacher discretion.
Beginning Chorale John Everhart Grades 7 - adult $60 1:00
Introduction to choral music, and vocal technique for students at all levels. Solo technique and ensemble singing will be included. Group trip to Messiah sing along on
Friday, April 22.
Public Speaking Elly Crist Grades 9-12 $35 1:00
This will not be a formal public speaking class. There will be writing homework involved, in preparation for speeches. I will be using 7Sisters homeschool curriculum. We will
cover a variety of speaking opportunities. It’s a great way to get those public speaking hours in! I’m only taking 15 students max, so every student can have a chance to give
a speech each week.
American History (1600-1840) Janie Good Grades 9-adult 1:00
(30 week class) continued
Algebra II Jennifer Eberly Grades 10-12 1:00
(30 weeks) continued
Mail $15 session facility fee made payable to TEACH to: P.O. Box 296, Adamstown, PA 19501 **Do not mail registrations!**
Registration is limited. Deadline: January 4, 2022.
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TEACH CO-OP Bethany Grace Spring 2022 REGISTRATION
Classes begin February 15, 2022
Register Online at TeachHomeschoolers.com
Course # Course Name Teacher Name Grade Cost
9A Little Adventure Kids Missy Landes PreK-1 $25
9B Colonial Life Shallon Rohrer 1-3 $40
9C Geography: Europe Ruth Zentner 2-4 $35
9D Across the USA Rebecca Schulze 3-5 $35
9E Zoology II - Ocean Animals Part 2 Kelly Stoltzfus 4-6 $40 + $10 lab fee
9F Learn the French/Creole Language Smith Noel 4-adult $40
9G Life Draw II Joan Benjamin 5-12 $30 + materials
9:00
9H Forensic Science Cheryl Russell 7-12 $45
9I Cake Decorating 101 Tammy Cress 8-12 $40 + $30 supp
9J Apologia Biology Lab (30 wks) Darlene McCosby 9-12 continued
9K Pre-engineering 1 - Electricity (30 weeks) Larry Everhart 9-12 continued
9L Creative Writing Christine Miklas 10-12 $40
9M Pre-Calculus (30 weeks) Jennifer Eberly 11-12 continued
10A ABC's and 123's Kelly Martin PreK-K $35
10B Munchkin Gym 2 Brittany Flexer 1-2 $30
10C Beginning Botany Rebecca Schulze 1-3 $35
10D Adventure Boys Missy Landes 3-7 $55
10E Zoology II - Ocean Animals Part 2 Kelly Stoltzfus 4-6 $40 + $10 lab fee
10F Calligraphy and Creative Lettering Joan Benjamin 4-adult $30
10G Strategy Board Games Amy Eberly 5-8 $25
10:00
10H Creative Writing Christine Miklas 7-9 $40
10I German 1A (30 weeks) Shallon Rohrer 7-12 continued
10J Drawing: Muscle Structure Jamie Eberly 8-adult $30 + $25 if need
10K Constitutional Law (30 weeks) Paula Montijo 9-12 continued
10L Meteorology (30 weeks) Larry Everhart 9-12 continued
10M Apologia Chemistry Lab (2hr-30 wks) Darlene McCosby 9-12 continued
11A Munchkin Gym 1 Brittany Flexer PreK-K $30
11B Backyard Explorers Tanya Bollinger K-2 $30
11B.2 Hands On Art History Rosie Burkholder K-3 $30
11D Feathered Friends on the Farm Lisa Mast 1-4 $40
11E Civics for Kids Amy Eberly 3-7 $35
11F Creative Writing Christine Miklas 4-6 $40
11G Life Draw I Joan Benjamin 4-12 $30
11H Boardgame Theory Jamie Eberly 5-adult $25
11I Gym Games Ruth Zentner 6-12 $30
11:00
11J Zoology II - Ocean Animals Part 2 Kelly Stoltzfus 6-8 $40 + $10 lab fee
11K Biology - Days of Creation Michelle Gockley 8-12 continued
11L Algebra I (30 wks) Jennifer Eberly 8-12 continued
11M Apologia Chemistry Lab (2hr-30 wks) Darlene McCosby 9-12 continued
11N Pre-engineering 2 - Electronics (30 weeks) Larry Everhart 10-12 continued
12A Adventures in Europe Ruth Zentner PreK-1 $35
12B Get Movin' Kelly Martin PreK-K $35
12C Human Anatomy Brittany Flexer 1-4 $40
12D Art Around the World Gail Miller 3-6 $45
12E Adventure Girls Missy Landes 3-7 $55
12:00
12F PA History Michelle Gockley 4-8 $35
12G Life Draw III Joan Benjamin 5-12 $30 + materials
12H Presidential Youth Fitness Program Larry Klaassen 6-12 $40
12I CPR/First Aid Rebecca Schulze 6-adult $45
12J Pre-Algebra (30 weeks) Jennifer Eberly 7-9 continued
12K A Studio Intro to Architecture (30 weeks) John Everhart 7-12 continued
12L Appreciation of the Theater Arts Elizabeth Gormley 9-12 $30
12M Environmental Ag Science McCosby/Landes 9-12 continued
12N Apologia Physics Lab (2 hr-30 weeks) Larry Everhart 10-12 continued
13A Let's Get Messy Brittany Flexer PreK-1 $30 + $15 material
13B Elementary Gym Jill Ludwig PreK-5 $30
13C Math is Fun Amy Arment 1-3 $35
1:00
13D Colonial Life Shallon Rohrer 4-6 $40
13E Nature Journaling Letitia Weaver 4-8 $35 + $25 materials
13F Geography: Europe Ruth Zentner 5-8 $35
13G (Self)Portrait & Figure Drawing Joan Benjamin 5-adult $30
13H Beginning Chorale John Everhart 7-adult $60
13I Public Speaking Elly Crist 9-12 $35
13J American History 1600-1840 Janie Good 9-adult continued
13K Apologia Physics Lab (2 hr-30 weeks) Larry Everhart 10-12 continued
13L Algebra II (30 weeks) Jennifer Eberly 10-12 continued
Mail $15 session facility fee made payable to TEACH to: P.O. Box 296, Adamstown, PA 19501 **Do not mail registrations!**
*** Registration is limited. *** Deadline: January 4, 2022. Pay course cost directly to teacher on Feb. 15, 2022.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT AUTHORIZATION 2021 - 2022
T The following is a legal document that will authorize any treatment necessary during the 2021-2022 TEACH sport season.
Please read this very carefully and sign in the appropriate places. Make sure that parent or guardians sign for all minors.
Fill our one form for each athlete that is participating.
E I (We) the undersigned parent(s) or legal guardian(s) of
________________________________________________________
A Do hereby authorize and consent to any X-ray examination, anesthetic, medical or surgical diagnosis and treatment
rendered under the general or special supervision of any member of the medical staff and emergency room staff licensed
under the provisions of the Medicine Practice Act; or a dentist licensed under the provision of the Dental Practice Act and
C
on the staff of any acute general hospital holding a current license to operate a hospital in this state’s Department of
Public Health. It is understood that this authorization is given in advance of any specific diagnosis, treatment or hospital
care being required, but is given to provide authority and power to render care which the aforementioned physician in the
exercise of his/her best judgment may deem advisable. It is understood that effort shall be made to contact the
H underwritten prior to rendering treatment to the patient, but that any of the above treatments will not be withhold if the
undersigned cannot be reached.
____/____/________ _______________________________________________
Date Father/Guardian Signature
____/____/________ _______________________________________________
Date Mother/Guardian Signature
MEDICAL HISTORY
Family Doctor’s Name ____________________________ Phone _________________________
Allergic to any medicine:_______ If yes list medicine and any reactions.
Medicine ___________________________________ Reaction ___________________________________
Medicine ___________________________________ Reaction ___________________________________
Allergic to any foods: ________ If yes list food and reaction.
Food ______________________________________ Reaction ___________________________________
Food ______________________________________ Reaction ___________________________________
Last Tetanus shot date ____/____/_______
Verification of Insurance Coverage
TEACH is not responsible for payment of any medical costs (personal or accidental) that you may incur while
participating in this program. Please complete the following section with the appropriate information.
NAME __________________________________ Insurance Co ____________________________________
Policy/Group No __________________________ Expiration Date ____/____/_______
I have read the above information and I understand that TEACH is not responsible for my medical expenses ad
that I am encouraged to supply my own medical insurance for any TEACH related activity
FATHER/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ____________________________________ DATE ____/____/_______
MOTHER/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ___________________________________ DATE ____/____/_______
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REGISTRATION FORM
2021 - 2022
Student Name: Grade: ____ Cell Phone: _______________________
Student Name: Grade: ____ Cell Phone: _______________________
Student Name: Grade: ____ Cell Phone: _______________________
Student Name: Grade: ____ Cell Phone: _______________________
Student Name: Grade: ____ Cell Phone: _______________________
Juniors Registration (Grades 1 – 5th/6th) @ $25 each $_____________
Enclose check made payable to TEACH (Maximum Registration is $75 per family) Total Paid $__________________
Father (Guardian): ______ Cell Phone: ______________
Mother (Guardian):________________________________________ Cell Phone:_______________________________
Address: _______________________Home phone: ______
Email address: ___________________________________________
I am a registered member of TEACH: Yes ______ No ______ (If no, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO JOIN TEACH
for liability insurance reasons. The Membership Registration page can be found on the TEACH website):
(https://teachhomeschoolers.com/forms-schedules/).
A Medical Form is also required. The Medical Form can also be found on the TEACH website:
(https://teachhomeschoolers.files.wordpress.com/2021/08/medical-21.22-teach-1.pdf)
Our goal is to see your child learn and grow. TEACH basketball enables your student to participate in a
competitive sport and develop the following: 1) grow spiritually, 2) deal with success and failure, 3) promote
team spirit and unity, 4) teach basketball skills, and 5) develop a godly character. By having coaches who
exemplify this attitude and character in their own actions, the athlete will have a model that teaches
Competitiveness, Compassion and Character.
The Jr. Basketball program will begin on Saturday 1/8 and will run Saturdays thru February 12 th, 8am to
9am at Greenview Bible Camp
You must submit this registration form and the medical form by Jan 6th
The forms and payment can be sent to:
T.E.A.C.H.
P.O Box 296
Adamstown, PA 19501
For more info, please contact Amy Mease, (717) 336-5939, or damease95@gmail.com.
If you would like information about the boys and girls JV and Varsity Basketball program you can contact
Amy Mease
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