Spring 2027 Class Schedule
To see detailed class descriptions scroll down. Classes offered are subject to change.
New Family Orientation: Monday, January 4, 2027
Spring Semester is 11 Weeks: January 11 – March 22, 2027
No Spring Break
Age groups for the 2026-2027 school year are based on children’s ages as of September 1, 2026.
To see the hour by hour breakdown of Mondays, please go to the Monday Schedule.
Visiting students may only visit classes with no waitlists.
High School
(9th-12th grade, typically ages 14-18)
First Hour
Democracy is the rule of the people via their elected representatives. Unfortunately, many voters know little about the process of political decision-making or the issues at stake. The aim of this course is to equip students to one day cast their votes with knowledge and wisdom. We will learn about (i) different forms of government, (ii) the process of political decision-making, (iii) the left/right spectrum, (iv) political ideologies (e.g., conservatism, liberalism, socialism, fascism), and (v) contested political and economic issues. There may be some homework, around half an hour per week.
Student Supplies: Notebook and pen
Choice A: Using Your Vote Wisely (Carter)
Choice B: How to Be a Mad Scientist (Kressin)
In this class, we will perform several exciting chemistry labs, including discovering the color of various metal salts when they burn, and figuring out how much vitamin C is in various fruit juices. We will also discuss and practice lab safety, how to fill out a lab notebook, and how to collect, analyze, and interpret lab data. Anyone is welcome to take this class. Even if you haven’t had chemistry, you will still get a lot out of this class. There will be some basic math, but we will be able to work through that together. Each week the student will be expected to read and copy down the lab procedure into their notebook. Each student will also be expected to provide their own glassware and personal protective equipment (PPE). Please bring these in on the first week, and you will get them back at the end of co-op.
Student Supplies: Lab notebook (A4 grid paper book), comfortable safety glasses (must be certified), 1 box of nitrile gloves to fit the student, 1 chemical resistant apron, test tube rack (10 ml, 12-hole, 16 mm diameter), 10 test tubes (15 ml, 15 mm diameter, 100 mm length, borosilicate glass only), 4 screw top 60 ml plastic bottles, 1 60 ml ceramic evaporating dish, crucible tongs, wire gauze, ring stand (select final picture), 60 ml alcohol burner, 12-well plate, and 600 ml borosilicate glass beaker (all items are available on Lazada - click the listed item to go to the website and purchase it) *The total for these 14 items is 1,269 THB + Shipping
High School students are allowed to choose one class hour per semester to be a Study Hall. While laptops can be used for homework, please note that phones and internet browsing are not allowed.
Choice C: Study Hall
High School students are allowed to request one class for ages 1-10 per semester to TA. This is dependent on availability and teacher approval.
Choice D: Teacher Assistant
Second Hour
In this class students will learn to play the ukulele. They will learn to recognize notes, play some easy chords, and sing songs with the ukulele. Students will have light homework as they'll be encouraged to practice on their own at home.
Student Supplies: Ukulele, folder, notebook, pencil, eraser, and tuner (you can buy a beginner ukulele or a nicer ukulele if you prefer - the beginner ukulele is available on Lazada, click it to go to the website and purchase it)
Choice A: Ukulele (Somsa)
Choice B: Thai Fruit Carving (Phujaroen)
Discover the beautiful, traditional art of Thai Fruit Carving in this hands-on, step-by-step class! You'll start by mastering your carving tools on simple tomatoes and chilies before progressing to intricate designs like carrot cherry blossoms, radish flowers, and delicate guava leaves. As your confidence grows, you'll tackle larger centerpieces, including impressive watermelon fans and elegant carrot roses. Finally, we’ll celebrate everyone's new skills by bringing all our stunning handmade creations together to design a breathtaking group table setting!
Student Supplies: Cutting board, bowl (medium 15-20 cm), food storage container, and carving knives (linked item available on Shopee - click the listed item to go to the website and purchase it)
High School students are allowed to choose one class hour per semester to be a Study Hall. While laptops can be used for homework, please note that phones and internet browsing are not allowed.
Choice C: Study Hall
High School students are allowed to request one class for ages 1-10 per semester to TA. This is dependent on availability and teacher approval.
Choice D: Teacher Assistant
Step onto the court and unleash your competitive spirit in this high-energy badminton class! We'll start by mastering the essential techniques, from lightning-fast footwork to the perfect overhead smash. Then, you'll put your new skills to the test in action-packed matches against your fellow players.
Student Supplies: Badminton racket, 10 birdies (shuttlecocks), water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for movement
Choice A: Badminton (van den Bogerd)
Third Hour
Choice B: Field Sports (Danner)
Get ready for 11 weeks of competitive field games, team challenges, and strategic showdowns! Team Grey and Team Orange will go head-to-head in a variety of competitions that put your athletic ability and teamwork skills to the test. Each week brings new challenges, opportunities to earn points, and a chance to climb the leaderboard. Along the way, we'll explore Biblical principles of leadership, perseverance, integrity, and teamwork.
Student Supplies: Water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for running
Choice C: Study Hall
High School students are allowed to choose one class hour per semester to be a Study Hall. While laptops can be used for homework, please note that phones and internet browsing are not allowed.
High School students are allowed to request one class for ages 1-10 per semester to TA. This is dependent on availability and teacher approval.
Choice D: Teacher Assistant
Middle School
(6th-8th grade, typically ages 11-13)
First Hour
Discover the power of your own voice and build confidence in this exciting Oral Communications course. This class is for quiet and loud personalities alike - together we will practice using the voice God gave us! During the semester, students will engage in fun hands-on activities like reading poetry aloud, delivering famous historical speeches, and mastering the captivating art of storytelling. The journey culminates in two major speaking projects where students will learn to understand their audience while crafting and delivering both informative and persuasive speeches. To bring their informative topics to life, students will step into the shoes of a journalist for a special homework assignment, interviewing a real-world expert of their choice. Best of all, this low-stress environment requires no rote memorization and ensures that almost all speech preparation can be completed collaboratively during class time.
Student Supplies: Notebook and pen
Choice A: Oral Communications (Yeo)
Probability seems as obscure as stage magic, even to many "math kids." Using manipulatives and experiments with the whole class working together, we will remove some of the mystery of where probabilities come from and how to use them in everyday activities like playing games. From determining whether you have the winning hand to understanding how insurance premiums work to figuring out how many people have to be in the room for two to share a birthday, students will probably (maybe) find something fun and useful from this class.
*Note for Parents: We will be using playing cards and dice some weeks, including being able to predict some games that may be vaguely casino-like (poker, blackjack, etc.). I will not be teaching them how to gamble (in fact, we'll explicitly talk about why gambling is a terrible idea mathematically) and will not be particularly teaching them to play poker or other games associated with gambling, but we will use math to predict things such as the likelihood of a winning hand/winning roulette.
Student Supplies: Calculator
Choice B: Hands-On Probability (Vande Voort)
Choice C: Team Composition (Blaxton)
Does putting words on paper feel like an exhausting chore? Let’s change that! In this collaborative class, the pressure’s off because your teacher does all the writing. Together, we’ll play with words to build strong sentences, and stack those sentences into solid paragraphs. Before you know it, our class will have built a six-paragraph persuasive essay from scratch. Grab your thinking cap and come join the team!
Student Supplies: None
Second Hour
Learn how to move quickly around the court and build strong forehand and backhand skills to rally with your friends. We'll cover all the basic rules and game strategies you need to play a great match. Some practice homework may be given, but very limited.
Student Supplies: Badminton racket, 10 birdies (shuttlecocks), water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for movement
Choice A: Badminton (Yan)
In this class, students will learn more about how to strengthen their body using dumbbells, bodyweight, and resistance bands. Each class will also start with prayer and a Scripture verse to strengthen our spirit, too. We will have a solid 30-minute workout and end with stretching and follow a health case study. We will explore some nutrition, recipes, and healthy living concepts, including some weekly challenges.
Student Supplies: 2 dumbbells (recommended 3-5 kg each), workout mat, 2 resistance bands, water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for movement
Choice B: Weights & Nutrition (Vorbau)
Third Hour
Class description coming soon!
Student Supplies:
Choice A: Bible Video Games Studio (Wise)
Come explore various forms of poetry such as limerick, ballad, and sonnet. We will read famous poets, share favorite hymns and songs, and even write some poems of our own. Each week will include creative writing exercises during class. We will end the semester with a Poetry Tea Party and a Poetry Slam. Up to 30 minutes of homework, on 2-3 weeks only, may be required.
Student Supplies: One notebook (can be lined or blank) that will be used exclusively for this class and the writing utensil of your choice
Choice B: Poetry (Rea)
Ages 9-10 (up to 5th grade)
First Hour
Get ready to smash your way into the fun world of badminton in this high-energy class for beginners! Students will learn court fundamentals, how to hold the racket correctly, drop into a spring-loaded ready position, and move safely around the badminton court to chase down every shot. Students will learn how to hit the birdie using forehand and backhand hits. Most fun of all, students will be putting their new skills to the test as they play fun games with each other!
Student Supplies: Junior badminton racket, 10 birdies (shuttlecocks), water bottle, closed toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for movement
Choice A: Junior Badminton (Reid)
Come dance with us! This Hip Hop class is a fun, pressure-free zone where we’ll explore hip hop choreography and master new steps together. We'll be using online video tutorials to guide our practice, making it the perfect environment to learn side-by-side. No prior experience needed - just bring your enthusiasm and let's dance!
Student Supplies: Water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip-flops, must provide a little traction), and comfortable clothes for movement
Choice B: Hip Hop Dance (Wu)
Second Hour
Discover the fascinating world of chemistry through colors, scents, textures, and everyday materials! In this hands-on science class, students will explore chemical properties and reactions through experiments such as extracting natural pigments, creating color-changing solutions, investigating plant aromas, making unusual textures, and observing bubbling chemical reactions. Students will develop scientific thinking skills through observation, prediction, experimentation, and discussion. Activities are designed for children ages 9–10 using affordable, age-appropriate materials and safe experimental procedures.
Student Supplies: A4 science notebook, safety goggles, apron to protect clothing, and closed-toed shoes
Choice A: Sensory Chemistry (Lirag)
This class will help to recapitulate, revise, and reinforce the four basic operations in mathematics through playing math games. Students will work individually, in pairs, or in teams.
Student Supplies: Notebook, pencil, and eraser
Choice B: Math Games Galore (Cheang)
Third Hour
In this music appreciation class, we’ll deepen active listening skills in order to meaningfully engage with Western classical music. To do so, we’ll be introducing fundamental musical elements to contextualize the music we hear. We’ll learn about the instruments played in today’s orchestras, as well as a few instruments played more commonly in the past. We’ll be exposed to music from different time periods, highlighting a famous composer from each period in order to become familiar with characteristics from each period. Finally, we’ll get to know some musical vocabulary so that we can share how the music we hear moves us. Homework is optional: A list of pieces that you can listen to as a family at home for SQUILT (Super Quiet Uninterrupted Listening Time) will be shared each week.
Student Supplies: None
Choice A: A Musical Note to Remember (Fried)
Delight in the beautiful works of famous poets such as Cecil Frances Alexander, Eugene Field, Robert Louis Stevenson, and more. This course interweaves poetry, vocabulary, narration, and creation, through games, art, and music. Lessons will introduce literary devices including rhyming, alliteration, metaphors, and similes.
Student Supplies: None
Choice B: Poetry (Simpson)
Ages 7-8
First Hour
Each week we'll focus on a new game (Endzone Ball, Kick the Can, Dragon's Tail, Kickball, Giant Tic Tac Toe, Dodgeball, 3-legged races, etc.) to develop team-building skills, coordination, and strategy. The focus will be on developing teamwork and learning to encourage each other.
Student Supplies: Water bottle, closed-toed athletic shoes (no flip flops), and comfortable clothes for running
Field Sports (Cheeseman)
Second Hour
We'll read the book My Father's Dragon by Ruth Gannett and follow Elmer on his adventure to rescue a baby dragon. Each week we will read part of the story and do activities related to that part, including games, puzzles, building challenges, and other hands-on projects.
Student Supplies: None
My Father’s Dragon (Miskimen)
Third Hour
This class will bring classical music to life as we explore Camille Saint-Saëns' The Carnival of the Animals. Students will learn to identify key orchestral instruments and musical concepts like tempo, pitch, and timbre by tracking how each animal is portrayed. Through guided listening, creative movement, and storytelling, learners will develop a lasting ear for musical expression. While we will focus primarily on music, we will also touch on some history, geography, art, and storytelling as we explore this humorous masterpiece!
Student Supplies: Paint smock
Carnival of Animals (Breckbill)
Ages 4-6
First Hour
From hungry caterpillars to leaping frogs! Each week, our little explorers will dive into the amazing changes of the animal kingdom. We'll bring a new creature's life cycle to life in every class through engaging storybooks, colorful crafts, and hands-on activities.
Student Supplies: None
Life Cycle Explorers (Parsons)
Second Hour
The little ones will have free play outside as they enjoy using the playground equipment, popping bubbles, drawing with sidewalk chalk, and playing simple group games.
Student Supplies: Water bottle
Playground Fun
Third Hour
This class will invite little ones to explore Bible stories through role-play, movement, songs, and simple props. The children will practice listening, taking turns, and self-expression in a warm, safe group space. This class will help kids experience God’s love, kindness, and courage in a playful, age-appropriate way.
Student Supplies: Water bottle
Bible Story Play (Liu)
Ages 1-3
First Hour
The little ones will have free play outside as they enjoy using the playground equipment, popping bubbles, drawing with sidewalk chalk, and playing simple group games.
Student Supplies: Water bottle
Outside Play
Second Hour
The little ones will have free play inside as they enjoy being read books, doing puzzles, singing songs, and playing with toys.
Student Supplies: None
Inside Play (Wesorick)
Third Hour
The little ones will have a creative class where they enjoy playing with playdough, creating simple crafts, and doing hands-on activities.
Student Supplies: None
Creative Play (Wesorick)
CMHC is currently unable to provide a nursery for children under the age of 1. Parents are welcome to wear their under 1-year-old babies as they teach and assist in classes.