Just in from Pacific Science Center: Terracotta Warriors Homeschool Week: July 31 – August 4 Due to the overwhelming popularity of our June Homeschool Week for Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor, we are excited to present another week of
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Intermediate Writing (3rd – 4th Grade)
There is still plenty of room in the Intermediate Writing class with Mrs. Vis! This course is for those in third or fourth grade and covers many types of writing along with literacy. It is the first in the English
July 15 – Registration Deadline (Late fees will apply after this date)
We hope you are enjoying your summer, but we want to remind you that the deadline for regular price registration for 2017-2018 is fast approaching. July 15th is the last day to register and pay for classes before late fees
Some thoughts about college…
For some years, now, I’ve had serious doubts about the investment return of 4-year university. I’ve been telling students and their families who want to go to college to NOT DO IT if it can’t be done without student loans.
Schedule Change: Chemistry I
To accommodate more students, Chemistry 1 has moved from 3rd Period to 1st Period. This is a high school level class and includes a LAB. Chemistry I is a practical, hands-on study of the building blocks of life. We will
Video: Farmer’s Day Parade 2017
Many thanks to Noah Johnson for creating such a fun and upbeat video showcasing our participation in the Farmer’s Day Parade on June 3, 2017. This was the first year Zacchaeus Learning Opportunities participated in this event. Boxx Berry Farm
The End of Another Year!
We just finished our 22nd year! If you missed our last-day festivities, then you’ll have to catch up on our website with photos and videos we’ll be posting. We have MUCH to be thankful for. I have a lot of
School’s Out for Summer!
Now that the classes are finished for this academic year, do we find ourselves asking “What are we going to do this summer?” This list is a great place to start! (for more details click on the link for
Student Spotlight: Rachel Redding
Based on the novel Peace Like a River the sophomores read, we took lines from the novel and turned those into a poem. This is Rachel Redding’s. The chicken waltzed in, Fearful and skittish, Like the good little prey