
OUR COURSES
Storytelling Made Simple
Writing & Literature
Coming FALL 2025!
Want to learn how to write essays—and have fun while doing it? Many students start out feeling unsure about researching, writing, and tackling grammar, but this class will help you feel confident and ready to take on any writing assignment that comes your way!
Homework will be done through an online portal.
Required Books: (Print and Audiobooks are available for these)
- Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren (1945)
- The Wheel on the School by Meindert DeJong (1954)
- The Winged Watchman by Hilda van Stockum (1962)
- Call It Courage by Armstrong Sperry (1940)
- Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan (1942)
Economics with Personal Finance
Coming FALL 2025!
In this 1/2 year course, teens will learn economics concepts such as:
- Definition of macro and micro economics
- Economic systems (capitalism vs socialism)
- Scarcity
- Cost-benefit analysis
- Supply and demand
- Opportunity cost
- Real, relative, and nominal prices
- Inflation
- Unemployment
- Gross Domestic Product
- International trade
- Government policies and the economy
Personal finance topics will include:
- Money beliefs
- Money personalities
- Money tracking
- Financial lingo
- Banking terms
- Types of investments
- Types of savings
- Debt
- Income
- Credit
- Types of insurance
- Types of budgets
- How to manage money
Personal Finance & Consumer Math
Coming FALL 2025!
Instructional Videos
Hands-on Activities
Self-Paced Learning
Certificate
YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Tricia Goyer
Tricia Goyer brings not just
her expertise as a USA Today bestselling author of over eighty works to the
table but also a wealth of practical, down-to-earth wisdom culled from her
experiences as a mom of ten and a grandma. Her accolades, which include two
Carol Awards, finalist nods for the Christy and ECPA Awards, a Retailer's Best
Award, and glowing reviews from Romantic Times and Publishers Weekly, speak to
her dedication to the craft of storytelling. Tricia is more than an author;
she's a mentor and inspiration, consistently engaging with young writers and
educators alike through avenues such as the Teach Them Diligently conferences
and her own podcast, Walk It Out.