1. Purposeful Dual EnrollmentDual enrollment offers more than just college credits — it provides a window into potential fields of study that might align with your teen’s gifts. Consider choosing courses that complement your classical curriculum while exposing your teen to subjects they’re naturally drawn toward. Whether it’s a literature class that could spark an interest in teaching or a biology course that might reveal a calling to medicine, these experiences can help your son or daughter find their calling and academic passions.
When selecting dual enrollment options, chat with your teen about which courses might help them explore their interests. Then look for courses taught from a biblical worldview that can help strengthen your teen’s faith as they pursue their God given purpose.
Learn more about the Challenge I program for 9th graders
1. Purposeful Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment offers more than just college credits — it provides a window into potential fields of study that might align with your teen’s gifts. Consider choosing courses that complement your classical curriculum while exposing your teen to subjects they’re naturally drawn toward. Whether it’s a literature class that could spark an interest in teaching or a biology course that might reveal a calling to medicine, these experiences can help your son or daughter find their calling and academic passions.
When selecting dual enrollment options, chat with your teen about which courses might help them explore their interests. Then look for courses taught from a biblical worldview that can help strengthen your teen’s faith as they pursue their God given purpose.
Learn more about the Challenge I program for 9th graders
1. Purposeful Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment offers more than just college credits — it provides a window into potential fields of study that might align with your teen’s gifts. Consider choosing courses that complement your classical curriculum while exposing your teen to subjects they’re naturally drawn toward. Whether it’s a literature class that could spark an interest in teaching or a biology course that might reveal a calling to medicine, these experiences can help your son or daughter find their calling and academic passions.
When selecting dual enrollment options, chat with your teen about which courses might help them explore their interests. Then look for courses taught from a biblical worldview that can help strengthen your teen’s faith as they pursue their God given purpose.
Learn more about the Challenge I program for 9th graders