Class Information, Curriculum,
Clubs and More!
Spring Semester 2026 Classes
Pathfinders
(Ages 0-3)
Lillio Learning- Tennessee Early Learning Developmental Standards Birth-48 months
Reggio-Inspired Learning
In our Reggio-inspired preschool class, we embrace the natural curiosity of children ages 0-2, encouraging exploration and discovery through play and hands-on experiences. Our approach views each child as a capable, creative individual, and we foster learning in an environment rich with opportunities for self-expression and sensory exploration.
Children are encouraged to engage with their surroundings, from natural materials to open-ended activities that spark imagination and critical thinking. We are always listening to the children’s interests and co-creating learning experiences that reflect their unique ideas. Through art, music, movement, and play, we nurture social, emotional, and cognitive development, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
This class provides a safe, nurturing space where young learners can build independence, form meaningful relationships, and develop confidence in their abilities to explore the world around them.
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Voyagers
(Pre-K & Kindergarten)
Core 1- Apologia Preschool Science
Elective- Kid-Preneur Class (Entrepreneurial Workshop)- GROUP A CLASS
Clubs- Alternate Art, STEAM, and WonderWorkshop Clubs
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Our science lessons follow Preschool Science: Exploring Creation Together, a God-honoring curriculum filled with hands-on, minds-on, and hearts-on activities. This program is designed to help young learners develop their most vital learning tools—their unique, God-given talents and abilities—through engaging exploration and discovery.
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In addition to science, students will participate in an elective class all about Entrepreneurship. In this 15-week group class, for our Pre-K–2nd grade students they will explore creativity, collaboration, and imaginative play through hands-on “business” stations such as a lemonade stand, bakery, bookstore, art gallery, plant shop, and more. Our class theme centers around storytelling, and by the end of the semester every child will be a published author! In Week 1, each student will create their own Flat Stanley inspired character and a personal adventure journal. Two class characters "ROSIE" and "EASTON" will also rotate among families, with pictures and stories gathered into a shared class book that we will publish and celebrate during our final week. Each class features four playful learning stations, movement-based games, real-world skill practice (such as money, sorting, serving, and creating), and opportunities for students to develop confidence, communication, and imagination. This workshop blends hands-on exploration with meaningful storytelling—helping young learners understand how ideas grow, how creativity becomes “products,” and how sharing those ideas builds community. Students will work with parents to create additional age appropriate items to have at their booth during our Student Market in May!
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Each week also includes a rotating club time to enrich the student experience beyond core academics.
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Art Club- This year’s Art Club is built around a rich, immersive theme: Historical Art from Around the World.
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STEAM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) offers a hands-on opportunity for young minds to experiment, build, and create. Through age-appropriate activities like simple engineering builds, nature-based experiments, and creative design challenges, students explore the world around them while strengthening problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
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WonderWorkshop- Wonder Workshop is a weekly enrichment experience designed specifically for our youngest students (PreK–2nd grade). It introduces children to the beauty of the natural world through a consistent three-part structure: Story, Craft, and Physical Movement. Each week features a different habitat, allowing children to “visit” environments across the globe—rainforests, deserts, oceans, arctic regions, forests, savannas, wetlands, and more. The goal is to nurture early curiosity through play, exploration, and hands-on learning.
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These rotating clubs provide dynamic opportunities for growth and engagement while allowing students to explore a wide variety of interests each semester.
Adventurers
(First & Second Grade)
Core 1- Apologia Zoology 1- Flying Creatures
Elective- Kid-Preneur Class (Entrepreneurial Workshop)- GROUP A CLASS
Clubs- Alternate Art, STEAM, and WonderWorkshop Clubs
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Our Adventurers are eager learners full of energy, curiosity, and imagination. This class is designed to build on their foundational skills while introducing new concepts in exciting and age-appropriate ways. Each week, students will explore the wonders of the natural world through Apologia’s Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day—a hands-on science curriculum that introduces them to the fascinating lives of birds, bats, butterflies, and more.
Through interactive lessons, crafts, outdoor observations, and simple experiments, students will begin to understand the basics of scientific discovery while developing vocabulary, observation skills, and a love for learning about God’s creation.
In addition to science, students will participate in an elective class all about Entrepreneurship. In this 15-week group class, for our Pre-K–2nd grade students they will explore creativity, collaboration, and imaginative play through hands-on “business” stations such as a lemonade stand, bakery, bookstore, art gallery, plant shop, and more. Our class theme centers around storytelling, and by the end of the semester every child will be a published author! In Week 1, each student will create their own Flat Stanley inspired character and a personal adventure journal. Two class characters "ROSIE" and "EASTON" will also rotate among families, with pictures and stories gathered into a shared class book that we will publish and celebrate during our final week. Each class features four playful learning stations, movement-based games, real-world skill practice (such as money, sorting, serving, and creating), and opportunities for students to develop confidence, communication, and imagination. This workshop blends hands-on exploration with meaningful storytelling—helping young learners understand how ideas grow, how creativity becomes “products,” and how sharing those ideas builds community. Students will work with parents to create additional age appropriate items to have at their booth during our Student Market in May!
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Each week also includes a rotating club time to enrich the student experience beyond core academics.
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Art Club- This year’s Art Club is built around a rich, immersive theme: Historical Art from Around the World.
Students will travel through civilizations, centuries, and continents—exploring how different cultures expressed themselves through symbols, color, storytelling, tools, and technique. -
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STEAM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) offers a hands-on opportunity for young minds to experiment, build, and create. Through age-appropriate activities like simple engineering builds, nature-based experiments, and creative design challenges, students explore the world around them while strengthening problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
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WonderWorkshop- Wonder Workshop is a weekly enrichment experience designed specifically for our youngest students (PreK–2nd grade). It introduces children to the beauty of the natural world through a consistent three-part structure: Story, Craft, and Physical Movement. Each week features a different habitat, allowing children to “visit” environments across the globe—rainforests, deserts, oceans, arctic regions, forests, savannas, wetlands, and more. The goal is to nurture early curiosity through play, exploration, and hands-on learning.
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These rotating clubs provide dynamic opportunities for growth and engagement while allowing students to explore a wide variety of interests each semester.
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The Adventurers class is a joyful space where students are encouraged to ask questions, try new things, and grow in confidence—all while learning alongside friends in a nurturing and engaging environment.
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Explorers
(Third-Fifth Grade)
Core 1- Apologia Zoology 1- Flying Creatures
Elective- Kid-Preneur Class (Entrepreneurial Workshop)- GROUP B CLASS
Clubs- Alternate Art, STEAM, and WonderWorkshop Clubs
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Our science curriculum for Explorers follows Apologia’s Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day, an engaging and faith-based study of birds, bats, insects, and other airborne animals. Through interactive lessons, students will explore topics such as flight dynamics, animal classification, anatomy, migration, and ecosystems. Hands-on experiments, nature journaling, and group discussions will bring each lesson to life and foster a deeper understanding of God’s design in the natural world.
In addition to science, students will participate in an elective class
Our Kidpreneur Class sparks creativity, confidence, and curiosity as students step into the exciting world of business. Through the engaging story The Toothpaste Millionaire, students discover how big ideas can start small, while developing problem-solving skills and an entrepreneurial mindset. Each week, students reflect and share their thoughts in Entrepreneur Journals, building communication and confidence along the way.
Students are encouraged and rewarded through our beloved Kidpreneur Shop, earning “Kidpreneur Coins” for creativity, effort, teamwork, and leadership. Throughout the semester, students collaborate to design and create their own products, culminating in a joyful Student Market at the end of the term, where they showcase their hard work and ideas. Monthly guest entrepreneurs bring learning to life by sharing real-world experiences and inspiring students to dream big.
In addition, we offer 3 rotational clubs every Tuesday:
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PE Club promotes physical health, teamwork, and sportsmanship through structured games, cooperative challenges, and skill-building activities. It encourages students to stay active while learning how to work together and support their peers.
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STEAM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) offers exciting, hands-on projects that challenge students to think critically and problem-solve creatively. From building mini bridges and catapults to experimenting with circuits and chemical reactions, students explore real-world concepts in fun and tangible ways.
These rotating clubs and electives provide well-rounded enrichment and encourage students to explore their individual interests while building friendships and confidence along the way.
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Art Club- This year’s Art Club is built around a rich, immersive theme: Historical Art from Around the World. Students will travel through civilizations, centuries, and continents—exploring how different cultures expressed themselves through symbols, color, storytelling, tools, and technique.
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Navigators
(Sixth-Ninth Grade)
Core 1-Apologia Zoology 1- Flying Creatures
Elective- Kid-Preneur Class (Entrepreneurial Workshop)- GROUP B CLASS
Clubs- Alternate Art, STEAM, and WonderWorkshop Clubs
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Our Navigators program is designed for students in grades 6–9 who are ready to take on deeper academic challenges and engage more independently in their learning. This semester, students will be diving into Apologia’s Zoology 1: Flying Creatures of the Fifth Day, a detailed and thought-provoking exploration of the science of flight. Through this curriculum, students will study birds, bats, insects, and other flying creatures, examining their classification, anatomy, behaviors, and habitats.
Lessons will be paired with hands-on experiments, guided nature observations, and opportunities for student-led research and presentations. Emphasis will be placed on developing note-taking skills, scientific writing, and critical thinking as students learn to analyze, synthesize, and apply the material in meaningful ways.
In addition to science, students will participate in Group Class B, our Kidpreneur Elective Class. This class challenges learners to think strategically, work collaboratively, and turn ideas into action. Using The Toothpaste Millionaire as a foundation, students dive deeper into innovation, problem-solving, budgeting, and real-world decision-making.
Navigators take ownership of their learning through weekly Entrepreneur Journals, meaningful discussions, and leadership-driven collaboration. Students earn Kidpreneur Coins for initiative, creativity, and teamwork—reinforcing responsibility and goal-setting—while engaging in peer-led planning and production.
The program culminates in a Student Market at the end of the semester, where Navigators design, create, price, and sell their own products, applying everything they’ve learned in a real-world setting. Monthly entrepreneur guest speakers offer insight, encouragement, and inspiration, helping students connect classroom learning to future possibilities.
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Each week also includes a rotating club time that supports both academic development and interpersonal growth:
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PE Club challenges students to build physical endurance, practice team strategy, and develop leadership skills through competitive games, cooperative challenges, and goal-oriented physical activities.
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Art Club- This year’s Art Club is built around a rich, immersive theme: Historical Art from Around the World. Students will travel through civilizations, centuries, and continents—exploring how different cultures expressed themselves through symbols, color, storytelling, tools, and technique.
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STEAM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) pushes students to think critically and innovate through problem-solving tasks, engineering design challenges, and science experiments that reflect real-world concepts. Students are expected to collaborate effectively, communicate their ideas, and approach each project with curiosity and precision.
Navigators are encouraged to take ownership of their learning, contribute meaningfully to group discussions and projects, and model respectful, mature behavior as upperclassmen within our co-op community. This class is designed to inspire confidence, deepen subject mastery, and prepare students for the next phase of their educational journey.
Beyond the Classroom
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At Compass Rose, we believe in cultivating a well-rounded educational experience that extends beyond academics. Each month, our community engages in thoughtfully planned spirit week themes, educational field trips, Parents’ Night Out events, family dinners, and community outreach projects—all designed to strengthen fellowship and enrich student learning.
Each semester concludes with a special program in which students present their final work to families and friends. This meaningful event is followed by a time of fellowship in the gymnasium, complete with games and activities that celebrate the accomplishments of our students and the close-knit community we’ve built together.
Spring Semester 2026 Schedule
Spring 2026 Semester Pricing
Please find below our pricing for the upcoming 2026 Spring Semester
All pricing is subject to change
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Enrollment Fees
New Families
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Per Semester: $125
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Full Year (Fall + Spring): $175
New families who enroll for both semesters at once save $75 over paying by semester. This also helps us plan more efficiently for the year ahead—thank you!
If a family begins with one semester and chooses to add the second later, the additional fee will apply at that time.
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Monthly Tuition Rates
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1 Student: $75
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2 Students: $125
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3 Students: $175
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Each Additional Student: +$50
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Children under 6 months: $20 (covers shared space and insurance)
Sibling Discount: The first student is $75/month. Each additional sibling is $50/month.
Tuition is due on the 1st of each month (August–December) unless you have opted to pay ahead for the semester.
We are unable to offer prorated tuition for any month. This is because we fully occupy the building throughout each month of the semester, and there are still student-focused events, programs, planning, and board coordination occurring—even on weeks when classes are not held in person.
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Supply Fee
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$100 per family (Fall semester only; Spring supply fee will be collected later)
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Due with your first tuition payment
What’s Included
All curriculum, hands-on activities, and standard classroom supplies are included in the pricing provided.
Background Check Requirement
There is also an additional self-funded fee for a notarized background check, processed through the State of Tennessee.
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We are unable to accept background checks from other entities or programs.
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All background checks must be notarized copies, completed directly through tn.gov.
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This is required for any adult who plans to participate in classes with students.
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Each family is expected to designate one attending adult who will participate in classes alongside their student(s).
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If another adult (such as a spouse, grandparent, etc ) plans to interchange or substitute attendance at any point, that adult must also have a background check on file.
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All background checks must be submitted to the board prior to the start of the fall semester.