For LHC Board Members Only...Please do not sign-up for this spot unless you are a LHC Board Member

An experienced co-op parent is needed for these positions to answer a variety of questions, direct visitors and work the sub-pool check-in.

By Nursery and kitchen, it's important to be ready at your station before you need to ring the bell. Refer to the bell schedule in your folder. Once everyone is in class, please clean up kitchen, refill coffee as needed, make sure all dishes are done and put away, wipe counters, and sweep. Please leave the kitchen cleaner than when we arrived. Each area has a few responsibilities and these are written in your folder. You will also direct & help people to exits during an emergency, so you'll need to be familiar with our emergency procedures, also located in your folder. THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY TRAINING MEETING time and location to be announced.

Lounge is a semi-quiet place for students and adults to hang out (see the Handbook for all details about Lounge). When the bell rings, take attendance. If students are missing you will need to check with sub-pool to see if the family is out. If the family is here, have someone from the Board Table find the parent so we know the location of the student and bring them back to the lounge if needed.

At the counter by the Main Entrance downstairs, it's important to be ready at your station before the bell rings. You will be responsible for monitoring anyone entering, leaving, or passing through the halls. Each area has a few responsibilities and these are written in your folder. You will also direct & help people to exits during an emergency, so you will need to be familiar with our emergency procedures, also located in your folder. THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY TRAINING MEETING time and location to be announced.

In Preschool Movement, we get the kids moving outside as often as possible. There will be lots of time for free-play on the playground structure, as well as games such as circuits, duck-duck-goose, musical chairs, tag, hopscotch and relay races. Bubbles, balloons, streamers, and movement songs will also be a part of our fun time together.

By Lower Floor restrooms, it's important to be ready at your station before you need to ring the bell. You MUST walk the entire back hallway and through the Fellowship Area EVERY time. Refer to the bell schedule in your folder. You will need to check the restroom BEFORE your hour is over. Please clean up any paper, wipe counters, & stock toilet paper (kept in custodial closet). Each area has a few responsibilities and these are written in your folders. You will also direct & help people to exits during an emergency, so you will need to be familiar with our emergency procedures, also located in your folder. THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY TRAINING MEETING time and location to be announced.

By Main Floor restroom, it's important to be ready at your station before you need to ring the bell. Refer to the bell schedule in your folder. You will need to check the restroom BEFORE your hour is over. Please clean up any paper, wipe counters, & stock toilet paper (kept in custodial closet). Each area has a few responsibilities and these are written in your folders. You will also direct & help people to exits during an emergency, so you will need to be familiar with our emergency procedures, also located in your folder. THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY TRAINING MEETING time and location to be announced.

If you are scheduled for a sub pool job, at the very beginning of the period go to the board table and check in with the board table attendant. You will be assigned a job where a sub is needed. If there are no immediate needs, then you may use the remainder of that period as you wish on campus (please let the board table attendant know where you will located in case a need does come up).

Top Floor area, it's important to be set-up and ready at your station before you need to ring the bell. Refer to the bell schedule in your folder. Each area has a few responsibilities and these are written in your folders. You will also direct & help people to exits during an emergency, so you will need to be familiar with our emergency procedures, also located in your folder. THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY TRAINING MEETING time and location to be announced.

Picture-Perfect Science will be lots of fun with many hands-on experiments while we learn! The curriculum follows the National Science Education Standards for K-4 and uses the basics of the scientific method. Every two weeks, we will read a fiction book and then a nonfiction book related to our weekly lesson topics, such as animals, fossils, trees, weather, electricity, sounds, shells, and more. This is a 2-year rotation class (we will be using the 2nd year curriculum) meaning we will do new experiments and topics in the 2025-26 year if there are repeat students.

Come join us as we walk together through the Pioneer Days! We will use literature and projects to learn our American History. We will cover famous historical figures, geography, poetry, and art. There will be plenty of hands-on activities to engage young minds in class as we try new recipes, play old fashioned games, do science experiments, create art relevant to the time period, and other practical life skills that often correlate with the chapter in the book we read that day. This is a two year rotation class. We will alternate books and activities to provide new material for returning students. This year we will be reading through Little House in the Big Woods.

In this class, we will look into the different aspects of literature and storytelling to learn what makes up a good story. Students will learn how to dissect the different components of a story as well as look at literary themes that run throughout our novel. In addition to short stories, we will also read a chapter book together as a class. To help us understand the story, we will add in various activities and projects. For students who hope to take this class 2 years in a row, the material will change to accommodate that to ensure they have something new to learn year 2. NOTE: Books and activities change slightly from year to year as to accommodate for returning students.

This class will focus on earth science at grade appropriate levels. Each week we will have a lesson with either an art project, science experiment, or activity to help the kids have a deeper understanding of the lesson. There are so many topics to dive into with earth science so this class will have rotating topics from one year to another.

In this class, students will put together a binder of the 50 US states, a sectional map as we start a new state group, the Great Lakes, North America and major rivers of our country. We will label the capitol and largest city in each state and maybe something special in each state. We will also look at pictures from each state. We will practice our state knowledge and trivia through games and puzzles. Each student will also have a US map test sheet that he/she will color in as they memorize a state name. This class is the same every year.

Welcome to Jr. Drama! In this class we have fun and a lot of energy. We will also work to build confidence, team building and communication skills. We play drama games, improv, short skits and more.

Basic physics concept will be taught in class that include simple machines, inertia, conservation of energy, molecular energy, pressure, density, surface tension, capillary action, and a whole lot more. We will explore everything from windshield wipers, rockets and ratchets, to cogs and cranes and then put it all together with fun LEGO projects. Some examples of projects are a balloon powered car and submarines. Short movies on "THE WAY THINGS WORK" based off the book by David Macaulay will be viewed to help understand the physics concept being taught. While most of the projects remain the same each year, I encourage a student who has previously taken this class to join us again as physics concepts can be abstract and take time to fully understand.

Lounge is a semi-quiet place for students and adults to hang out, work on schoolwork, visit with a friend, play a quiet card game, listen to music with headphones, etc (see handbook for all details about Lounge). Lounge meets in the Fellowship Hall.

In this class we will focus on developing creative writing skills as well as a love of writing. This will include a focus on reading interesting stories and putting them into our own words, developing key word outlines, learning the different elements of story writing, how to write and format an essay in college style, writing and typing exercises, creative thinking and much more! Writing can be tough and this class will encourage your student to pursue skills in writing and learn to love it.

Outdoor Games is a mixture of sports and active games. We will ALWAYS be outdoors and participation is ALWAYS required! We emphasize a verse of the week and character building as well as leadership.

Standard Algebra 1 class for students who have successfully completed Algebra 1/2 or Saxon 8/7. During class we will cover any questions from the previous week's work, introduce new material (4 lessons worth) and correct the weekly test performed at home. Students will receive a grade based on daily assignments (50% of their grade) and test scores (50% of their grade). Parental involvement is ESSENTIAL and REQUIRED. Parent(s) will be correcting their students daily assignments and having there student re-do missed problems to enhance their learning.

Students will learn the basics of cooking whole foods from scratch. How to follow a recipe or make ingredient swaps and substitutions when needed. Where to source seasonal foods grown in our area and how to grow edible flowers and herbs in pots. We will also cover topics such as: helpful kitchen tools & organization, menu planning, table setting, how to store food to last longer and reduce waste. We will be using the Nourishing Traditions cookbook as our textbook which is largely based on the research of Dr. Weston A. Price. By the end of the school year students will have the skills and knowledge to serve their family a beautiful meal, gaining deeper knowledge and gratitude for how traditional whole foods build faith, health, families and communities.

This course is a middle school level class that covers a wide range of scientific topics. In this class we will be using the Apologia General Science 3rd Edition textbook to explore an assortment of scientific areas. Students will be introduced to the basics of astronomy, chemistry, biology and physics through a creative and hands-on approach to learning. Class time will be used to conduct experiments, as well as multi-sensory learning activities that support the topic of study.

"Math is seeing patterns, solving puzzles, using logic, finding ways to connect disparate ideas, and so much more." In Math Club, we will play around with all these elements through games, projects, activities, and non-routine problems that require deep thinking. For example, we will prove the Pythagorean Theorem using origami, conduct experiments to discover area and volume formulas and understand pi more deeply, explore fractals, and use variables in a variety of ways. We will draw on resources from MATHCOUNTS as well as other resources I have collected over the years.

This class is intended for students who desire to grow as personal worshipers of Christ as well as skillful musicians who can lead others into corporate worship. We will both challenge and encourage each other through a time of scriptural reflection and prayer, then we will move into a time of practical application as we utilize God's good gift of music! Focus will primarily be placed on preparing music for worship at chapel but emphasis will also be given to improving skill, technique, and musicianship. Music theory will be taught as it applies to the worship setting.

This course for beginning and intermediate photographers will take you through the basics of using any camera and it’s various built in modes and how to use them. We will be covering composition rules, ISO, aperture, shutter speeds and the standard functions of your camera. Each student will gain confidence in shooting in manual by the end of the school year. Intermediate students will find the exercises are still challenging and stretches their creativity as well as technical skills. At the end of the year we will be ready to submit images to the Washington State Fair or other local judging and competition, if available. This is a full high school credit.

Current Events is taught through a Biblical lens and Christian worldview. In class we will be learning about the big moral issues of the day that impact our lives and the world around us. Each week we will be engaging in conversation after learning about our topic of the week by Professor and Apologist Dr. Sean McDowell. I believe our young adults must learn how to think Biblically and know how to address and engage their generation respectfully through the lens of the Gospel, the only truth. The goal of my class is for my students to be seekers of Biblical wisdom and truth and to help equip them to give an answer for the hope that they have in Jesus. (1 Peter 3:15)

A survey of Astronomy to include observational techniques and equipment as well as details of God's created universe. There will be discussion of Creation vs. big bang theory. This will be a 1 credit science or elective course for high school students.

In the Media Design and Digital Marketing course, students will create a business plan and then build beginning level skills to support the digital aspects of a business. They will learn foundational design principles, digital marketing strategies, content creation for various platforms, web design basics, social media marketing, and campaign management, with a focus on creating visually appealing and effective digital marketing materials across different channels.

This class is for Running Start Students, ONLY. Running Start students should sign up for this class if they will be at LHC regularly or on occasion. Students that sign up for this class are expected to be in lounge.

The nursery is available for infants - age 3 and does not require session payments.The only payment required is a $15/semester fee to cover the cost of snacks and supplies for nursery. Parents that are registering a child in the nursery will be expected to serve in the nursery for one of their jobs. Any co-op parent is encouraged to work in the nursery if they would enjoy this job!