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Online Education Courses
Baptist Christian School is proud to offer two online classes for our 10th-12th grade students: Anatomy & Physiology and Marine Biology.
Online Anatomy & Physiology focuses on the study of the structure and shape of the body and body parts (Anatomy) and the study of how the body and its parts work or function (Physiology). This year-long course uses discussion boards and weekly online assignments to help students learn about the necessary life functions, biochemistry, cells, tissues, membranes, organs, and systems in the human body.
Online Marine Biology studies animals and plants that live in the ocean and along the shoreline, as well as how they interact with their environment. This year-long course uses discussion boards and weekly online assignments to help students learn about the basic chemistry of living things, marine plants and animals, their behavior, and how oceans behave as systems, all from a Christian viewpoint.
To access the website for these courses, go to http://brankaonline.info/
Home Economics
Home Economics class covers a variety of topics pertaining to the home.
During First Semester, students will learn about kitchen safety, converting measurements, and how to properly use cooking utensils. Students work together in assigned groups to complete a cooking project every week.
Individual students give demonstrations on how to prepare a recipe (and then share the finished product with their classmates).
Yearbook
High School students learn skills such as writing, photography, photo editing, and graphic arts. Students also use current technology such as business software, desktop publishing, digital imaging, and word processing.
They also learn to improve their communication, time management, project management, and problem solving abilities.
One year of Yearbook taken at the High School level meets the Graduation Requirement of 10 units of a Fine Art.
Band
Band's Theme is "Make a Joyful Noise unto the Lord" (Psalm 100:1a KJV). Our Band is led by Mr. Vincent Senia and is open to students beginning in 3rd Grade.
Currently, there are two levels of band: Beginner and Intermediate. Students are responsible for providing their own instruments (either by purchasing or renting them from a music store or other source).
One year of Band taken at the High School level meets the Graduation Requirement of 10 units of a Fine Art.
Computers
Our program allows first through sixth grade students to participate in one semester of weekly teacher-led classes where they learn to how to touch-type and use computer programs such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Kid Pix and others to complete projects.
They are alo taught safe internet usage and the benefits of using the internet for school assignments and projects.
Junior High and High School students may take Computers as an elective class to further expand their skills through a variety of computer programs to create projects, including multi-media.
One year of Computers taken at the High School level meets the Graduation Requirement of 10 units of Computers.