8:30 am | $149

Imagine walking into any room with the confidence to share your ideas, lead a discussion, or speak in front of a group. Jr. Toastmasters helps students develop the communication and leadership skills that will serve them throughout high school, college, careers, and beyond.

Based on the proven Toastmasters model and adapted for middle and high school students, this interactive class provides a supportive environment where students learn by doing. Through weekly meetings, students practice public speaking, impromptu speaking, active listening, leadership, and constructive feedback while gaining confidence with every presentation.

Each session mirrors a real Toastmasters meeting, with students rotating through leadership roles such as Toastmaster of the Day, Timer, Ah-Counter, Grammarian, Evaluator, and Table Topics Master. Prepared speeches throughout the year give students opportunities to research topics, organize their thoughts, write effective presentations, and deliver them with confidence and purpose.

As students practice speaking in front of their peers, they learn to think on their feet, communicate clearly, and present themselves with poise. The supportive atmosphere encourages growth, celebrates progress, and helps students discover that their voice has value.

Teacher: Coming Soon

8:30 am | $197

This is not your typical Spanish class. Instead of focusing on memorization and endless grammar drills, students build confidence by using Spanish in meaningful, everyday situations from the very beginning.

Through conversation, games, activities, and real-world scenarios, students learn practical, authentic Mexican Spanish they can use beyond the classroom. Topics include family and relationships, daily routines, describing people and places, expressing needs and opinions, asking questions, and participating in common conversations with Spanish speakers.

Our approach is communication-based and highly interactive. Students learn by listening, speaking, and engaging with the language in context, allowing grammar and vocabulary to develop naturally through use. The goal is not simply to learn about Spanish, but to gain the confidence to understand and communicate in Spanish.

This class welcomes both complete beginners and students with previous Spanish experience. Lessons are designed so that students can participate at their own level while learning together in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Teacher: Rebekka Drago

9:00 am | $209 | Two-Hour Class

In this extended two-hour class, students will explore the fundamentals of building and mechanical design using LEGO bricks. Through both individual and group projects, they’ll dive into basic engineering concepts, architectural structure, and creative problem-solving. Students will complete two collaborative builds and several personal challenges that emphasize real-world applications of design and mechanics. This class encourages creativity while helping students understand the principles behind how things are built and how they work.

Teacher: Victor Jacob

10:00 am | $197

Step behind the camera—and sometimes in front of it—as you help bring the story of Learn Together Lowcountry to life!

LTL Student Media Ministry: Reels Edition is a hands-on, creative class where students work together to plan, film, and produce Christ-centered short-form video content that highlights faith, homeschool life, and the events and activities that make our community special.

Students will collaborate to brainstorm ideas, write simple scripts, create skits, film scenes, act in videos, and help promote upcoming LTL events. Along the way, they’ll learn the fundamentals of digital storytelling, content creation, teamwork, and media communication while using their creativity to encourage and inspire others.

Whether creating event promotions, sharing encouraging messages, capturing co-op memories, or participating in fun trends with a positive purpose, students will discover how digital media can be used to build community, share their faith, and shine Christ’s light in today’s world.

Teacher: Jessica Starleigh

10:00 am | $189

Some of the most important lessons in life aren't found in a textbook. Life Skills Lab equips students with practical tools, everyday knowledge, and real-world confidence to help them navigate life with responsibility, wisdom, and independence.

Through hands-on activities, discussions, simulations, and problem-solving challenges, students will learn essential skills for managing everyday situations and preparing for adulthood. Topics may include communication and etiquette, goal setting, time management, organization, personal responsibility, financial literacy, basic household skills, decision-making, conflict resolution, and leadership.

Students will practice real-life scenarios, work collaboratively with peers, and develop habits that foster confidence, character, and self-sufficiency. Whether learning how to create a budget, write a professional email, plan a schedule, prepare a simple meal, or handle difficult conversations, students will gain practical experience they can use immediately.

In a supportive and engaging environment, students will discover that success in life is built not only on knowledge, but also on responsibility, perseverance, integrity, and strong relationships.

Teacher: Coming Soon

11:00 am | FREE

Youth group provides a welcoming space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and explore God's Word together. Through Bible study, discussion, games and group activities, students will deepen their understanding of Scripture while learning how to apply biblical principles to everyday life, foster a sense of community and help students grow in their relationship with Christ while encouraging them to live out their faith with confidence, compassion, and integrity.

Each week, students will engage with age-appropriate lessons that encourage thoughtful conversation, personal reflection, and spiritual growth. They will have opportunities to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another in a supportive, Christ-centered environment.

Youth Group is taught by Matt Tadlock

12:30 pm | $179

Step into the newsroom and become part of the team behind Learn Together Lowcountry's community news!

In LTL News, students work together as reporters, editors, photographers, designers, and media managers to create and distribute weekly news for the co-op community. Through hands-on experience, students learn how stories are discovered, researched, written, edited, and shared across multiple platforms, including print publications, blogs, social media, and direct community updates.

Students rotate through a variety of newsroom roles, gaining experience in interviewing, article writing, photography, graphic design, content planning, and digital publishing. Along the way, they develop valuable communication skills while learning how to create engaging content for a real audience.

The class also explores media literacy and responsible digital citizenship. Students learn how to evaluate sources, fact-check information, identify bias, verify claims, and use AI tools ethically and effectively. Rather than replacing creativity and critical thinking, students discover how technology can support strong journalism while maintaining accuracy, integrity, and originality.

By contributing to a live publication, students gain authentic experience in project management, collaboration, and professional communication while helping keep the LTL community informed and connected.

Teacher: Maricruz Coronado & Mallorie Dowd

12:30 pm | $247

Flowers are more than decoration—they communicate emotion, tell stories, and transform spaces. In Design with Intent, students will explore the art and principles of floral design while learning how to create arrangements with purpose and meaning.

Throughout the course, students will gain hands-on experience with color theory, balance, proportion, texture, and composition. They will learn proper flower care, floral mechanics, design techniques, and the fundamentals of creating arrangements for holidays, special events, home décor, and gifts.

Students will be encouraged to develop their own artistic style while learning how intentional design choices influence the message and impact of an arrangement. By the end of the course, students will have created a portfolio of floral designs and gained practical skills that can be used for personal enjoyment, event planning, entrepreneurship, or future creative pursuits.

No prior experience is required—just a willingness to learn, create, and design with intention.

Teacher: Erin Ward

12:30 pm | $199

Unlock the beauty of everyday moments through the playful art of sketching! This class is a joyful journey into keeping a personal sketchbook—a creative habit that brings color, reflection, and inspiration to daily life. Students will explore a variety of techniques and materials, including collage, gesso, wintergreen oil transfers, and mixed media. From quick doodles to layered artwork, each page will come alive with creativity and expression. Whether new to art or experienced, students will learn to see the world with fresh eyes—one sketch at a time.

Teacher: Katie Tatter

1:30 pm | $249

Step into the fascinating world of living things through hands-on exploration and discovery! In Biology Lab, students will investigate the building blocks of life as they study cells, microorganisms, plants, animals, and the processes that make living organisms function.

Using microscopes, experiments, models, and dissections, students will experience biology firsthand while learning how scientists observe, question, test, and analyze the natural world. From examining microscopic pond life and extracting DNA to exploring anatomy through dissections, each lab is designed to make biological concepts come alive in an engaging and memorable way.

Throughout the year, students will strengthen their observation, critical-thinking, and scientific inquiry skills while gaining a deeper understanding of the incredible complexity and design found in living systems.

Teacher: Yvonne Tidwell

1:30 pm | $189

Discover the power of your unique voice in this fun and engaging singing class designed for teens. Whether you're a beginner or already love to sing, Find Your Voice will help you build confidence, improve vocal technique, and develop your own musical style.

Students will explore breath control, pitch, tone, vocal health, performance skills, and stage presence through individual and group activities. Participants will have opportunities to sing a variety of music genres, learn how to express emotion through song, and gain valuable experience performing in a supportive environment.

Come ready to sing, grow, and connect with other young musicians as you unlock your vocal potential and find the confidence to let your voice be heard!

Teacher: Kati Tatter

1:30 pm | $177

Inspired by The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon, this uplifting class encourages students to develop a positive mindset, build confidence, and discover the impact they can have on the world around them. Through engaging activities, meaningful discussions, and real-life applications, students will explore the principles of positive leadership and learn how their attitudes, choices, and actions shape their daily experiences.  Students will learn practical strategies for overcoming challenges, building resilience, strengthening relationships, and pursuing goals with purpose and enthusiasm. Each week, students will participate in journaling, role-playing scenarios, team-building activities, and collaborative projects designed to help them apply these lessons to school, friendships, family life, and future endeavors.

This class creates a supportive environment where students can grow in self-awareness, develop leadership skills, and learn how to encourage and inspire others. Through reflection, discussion, and hands-on activities, students will discover that a positive attitude is not just a feeling—it's a choice that can transform the journey.

Please Note: While The Energy Bus is written as an inspirational leadership book, it does contain references to mature topics, including suicide and marital challenges. Therefore, students ages 11-12 who enroll in this class are required to read the book alongside a parent or guardian during the course. Parents may find it beneficial to read ahead and familiarize themselves with the material so they can provide context and engage in meaningful discussions with their student.

Teacher: Jayna DiGenova

1:30 pm | $145

Build strength, confidence, and healthy fitness habits in this instructor-led strength training class designed specifically for teens. Taught by a certified personal trainer, this class focuses on proper exercise techniques, safe lifting practices, and effective workout strategies to help participants develop strength and improve overall fitness.

Students will learn the fundamentals of resistance training, bodyweight exercises, functional movement patterns, and workout planning. Emphasis is placed on proper form, injury prevention, and setting personal fitness goals in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Whether you're new to strength training or looking to improve your athletic performance, this class will provide the knowledge and skills needed to train safely, build strength, and create a foundation for lifelong fitness.

Teacher: Maricruz Coronado

2:30 pm | $197

What's really hiding in your favorite snacks? Why do some foods look brighter, taste sweeter, or last longer on the shelf? In Food Forensics, students become food detectives as they investigate the science behind what we eat.

Through hands-on experiments, kitchen labs, blind taste tests, and food challenges, students will explore the ingredients, processes, and marketing techniques used in many popular foods. They'll examine topics such as artificial dyes, flavor enhancers, preservatives, sugar content, processed foods, and natural alternatives while learning how these ingredients affect taste, texture, appearance, energy, and overall health.

Students won't just analyze food—they'll create it. Throughout the semester, they'll compare commercial products with homemade versions, experiment with natural food colorings, recreate favorite snacks using alternative ingredients, and discover how chemistry and nutrition work together in the foods we eat every day.

By combining science, cooking, nutrition, and critical thinking, this class helps students become informed consumers while developing practical kitchen skills and a deeper understanding of the food choices they make.

Teacher: Vonnah Tidwell

2:30 pm | $185 | 2-hour class

Use your gifts to lead others in worship and be part of a growing community of student musicians and vocalists! LTL Worship Band provides students with the opportunity to develop their musical talents while serving alongside fellow believers in a Christ-centered environment.

Each week, students will rehearse as a worship team, growing in musicianship, teamwork, and confidence as they prepare for performances and worship opportunities throughout the year. Whether singing or playing an instrument, every student plays an important role in creating meaningful worship experiences.

In addition to weekly rehearsals, the band will participate in special events such as Fine Arts Night and Family Worship Night to share their gifts with the community.  LTL Worship Band is a place where students can grow spiritually, serve joyfully, and use their God-given talents to glorify Him.

Teacher: Grant Ellingson

2:30 pm | $199 | Two-Hour Class

Technology is more than just screens and apps—it's a powerful tool for creativity, communication, and problem-solving. In Computer Science & Digital Media, students will build confidence using technology while exploring the exciting world of digital creation.

This hands-on class introduces essential computer skills, including internet safety, digital citizenship, file management, online research, productivity tools, and everyday computer functions. As students become more comfortable navigating technology, they'll begin applying those skills through engaging digital media projects and creative challenges.

Throughout the year, students will explore topics such as graphic design, digital storytelling, content creation, multimedia projects, and introductory computer science concepts. They'll learn how technology is used to create, communicate, and solve problems while developing skills that are increasingly valuable in school, future careers, and everyday life.

Designed to be both educational and creative, this class encourages students to think critically, express ideas visually, collaborate with others, and become confident digital citizens.

Teacher: Jessica Starleigh

3:30 pm | $119

After a full day of learning, students need time to recharge, reflect, and reset. Wind-Down Zone is a calm, low-pressure class designed to help middle schoolers transition out of the school day through quiet, engaging activities in a structured yet flexible environment.

Students can choose from a variety of independent stations, including creative writing prompts, independent reading, logic puzzles, brain teasers, journaling, drawing, and quiet reflection activities. With the freedom to move at their own pace, students learn to manage their time, make independent choices, and engage in activities that help them relax and refocus.

This class encourages self-directed learning while fostering a peaceful atmosphere built on respect, responsibility, and mindfulness. Whether students prefer solving puzzles, getting lost in a good book, expressing themselves creatively, or simply enjoying a quiet moment, Wind-Down Zone provides a welcoming space to end the day on a positive note.
Teacher: Coming Soon

Various Times | $67

What does it actually take to lead well? In this class, students will dig into the mindset, habits, and heart behind truly great leadership — the kind that serves others first. Through weekly devotions, leadership lessons, hands-on activities, and real service opportunities right here on campus, you'll build skills that go way beyond the classroom.

From personal growth and communication to responsibility and problem-solving, every session is designed to challenge you, stretch you, and send you out ready to make a difference. *Students can also apply for internship opportunities — think nursery, coffee shop, teacher’s aide, and more — putting leadership into action in real, meaningful ways.

Leaders aren't born — they're built. Are you ready?

Teacher: Kaley Creech

Time Varies | $217

We are thrilled to offer tutoring at almost any level, with slots available throughout the day. Sign up quickly, as this is a popular option on campus. Each time slot in registration is for a 30-minute session (you can sign up for two slots to have an hour-long session). Other tutoring subjects are available upon request and subject to availability. Tutoring requires parents to check in weekly to customize teaching time with the student effectively.

Explore the Team page to see our gifted tutors.

Time Varies | $259-319

Receive private instruction at your level and needs. Private lessons allow your student to receive one-on-one instruction, which is vital to improving their skill level quickly. The teacher can closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning styles. The first lesson will assess what books are needed. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.

Explore the Team page to see our talented music educators.

Looking to earn the Mayor's Award, boost your scholarship applications, or complete badge and certification requirements? Learn Together Lowcountry (LTL) offers year-round volunteer opportunities for teens! As an approved non-profit volunteer organization, we provide meaningful ways to serve, learn, and grow. Whether you’re assisting with events, helping younger students, or contributing behind the scenes, we’re here to make volunteering not only impactful but also enjoyable. Get involved, give back, and have fun while doing it!