MONROE COUNTY​
CHRISTIAN SCHOOL​
CURRICULUM
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A Christian worldview permeates our daily lessons, our programs, and the course of study for science and history, in particular. We prepare students to live and engage in God's world with a faith-based perspective. ​
History/Social Studies
Grades K-5
Heritage Studies-"...guides students in analyzing and evaluating historical events, world cultures, and primary sources from a biblical worldview" (BJU Press, 2021).
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Grade 6 takes a robust look Ancient Civilizations through the eyes of Christian historians.
Grades 7/8 uses American Republic, a text that surveys the major events that shaped American history from the discovery of the New World to present day.
Math & Science
Purposeful Design Math-. "Students will grow in confidence as they master problem-solving skills and real-life application through manipulative use and modeling. Project-based learning provides STEM and biblical worldview connections throughout" (ACSI, 2020).
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Purposeful Design Science-"an inquiry-based, hands-on approach to science instruction that will give your students numerous opportunities to discover principles and truths of God's creation" (ACSI, 2020).
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Grades 7/8 use BJU Earth Science and Life Science editions.
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Language Arts
Students receive regular phonics, writing, and grammar instruction. K-2 use Reading Street and Wilson's Fundations and grades 3 and up use Shurley English.
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Cursive writing instruction is part of daily instruction for grades K-4. Spelling practice and testing continue through middle school.
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Reading instruction at the lower levels utilize a basal reader and leveled readers. Grades 3 and up begin incorporating novels into the program. By grades 7/8, all reading curriculum is novel-based.
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High School
Scripture
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Our daily Bible studies use Purposeful Design Bible textbooks. Students engage in weekly scripture memorization, learning about Jesus, and how to apply Biblical truths to their own lives.
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Grades 7/8 dig more deeply into the Old Testament and the life of Christ as He fulfills God's plan of redemption laid out in the Old Testament.
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A weekly chapel is held each Wednesday. Leaders from the supporting area church bodies rotate as speakers at the chapel.
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