First Things: Cultivating Christian Leaders
Christian Education & Worldview
Parent reading that grounds Challenge I in classical Christian education, thoughtful assertion, and a Christian worldview.
High School · Grades 9–12
Christian Education & Worldview
Parent reading that grounds Challenge I in classical Christian education, thoughtful assertion, and a Christian worldview.
Mathematics
Challenge I sets no required math text — any math program may be used at home.
CC recommends Saxon Algebra 1 and The Math Map Binomials; any math program may be used at home.
Physical Science
A full year of Apologia's Exploring Creation with Physical Science, covering motion, energy, weather, and the water cycle with hands-on labs and formal lab-report practice throughout.
Formal Logic & Drama
Students take up formal, deductive logic with Memoria Press's Traditional Logic I and give a close reading to Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.
American Documents & Economics
Students study America's founding documents and speeches in the first semester, then turn to economics with the Uncle Eric books and a stock-market simulation in the second.
Latin (Henle First Year, Units 1–14)
Students continue Henle First Year Latin into the second half of the book, working through Units 1–14 to deepen vocabulary, grammar, and translation.
American Literature
Students keep developing the persuasive essay with The Lost Tools of Writing while reading twenty-one works of American literature across the year, from The Sign of the Beaver to Starship Troopers.
Other resources tagged into this level beyond the strand lists above.