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- The Arts
- Art I: This course expands students’ understanding of visual art through hands-on exploration of various media and techniques. Students will develop foundational skills in drawing, painting, sculpture, and design while learning to apply the elements of art (line, shape, color, etc.) and principles of design (balance, contrast, emphasis, etc.). Through mixed media projects, students will express their creativity and develop their personal artistic voice. The course also includes an introduction to art history, highlighting key artists and movements. Students will build a personal portfolio, strengthen critical thinking skills, and practice art analysis of both their own work and that of others.
- Musical Theater: Musical Theater at Christ Fellowship Academy offers students the opportunity to develop their acting and vocal skills through engaging performances. While not all students may be required to both act and sing, each will participate on stage in some capacity—either through acting or singing. This course aims to enhance students’ stage presence and performance abilities, providing a platform to express their talents and creativity. Additionally, students will learn to honor God with their abilities by leading chapels, integrating faith into their artistic expression. The program will include one major performance, with additional performances scheduled throughout the year showcasing students’ growth and dedication.
- Live Production & Creative Graphics: This elective explores a different creative media focus each quarter. Areas of study include production, photography, videography, and graphic design. Throughout the year, students will engage in practical, hands-on experiences in each of these disciplines. They will contribute to chapel services and school programs, create content for social media, and develop valuable skills in various aspects of media production. All necessary materials for the class will be provided.
- STEM
- PLTW: This elective integrates Project Lead the Way (PLTW) modules, VEX IQ robotics, and Biblical principles to provide a hands-on, faith-based approach to STEM education. Students will engage in collaborative projects that promote critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving. Each quarter will focus on a different area: Introduction to STEM & Robotics, Simple Machines & Mechanisms, Coding & Programming, and Robotics Challenges & Innovation. Grounded in a Biblical worldview, students will explore how moral responsibility and stewardship apply to technology and innovation. The PLTW curriculum—developed by educators and industry professionals—is a nationally recognized leader in STEM education and prepares students with real-world, future-ready skills. To learn more about PLTW, visit to www.pltw.org.
