The Emmaus Road Homeschool

SPECIAL EVENT! LOCAL AUTHOR, DANIEL SAYRE!!
May 20, TUESDAY 8:45 A.M. CLASS

Location: 3151 Union Ave., San Jose 95124 (campus of Trinity Presbyterian Church).

I'm excited to announce that we'll have an author visit from Daniel Sayre, author of Becoming Glitch and Finding Silvereyes (superhero novels) on Tuesday, May 20 during DENISE BOIKO'S 8:45 a.m. British Literature class. Because that is our last week of classes, there will also be class party goodies available, so it should be a fun time for all. Daniel will be talking about how he creates superpowers for his heroes, using physics principles...but then twisting them a bit. There will be a bit of time for Q&A and/or talking about the creative writing process.

Daniel is a homeschool grad and is a Christian--and his books are fascinating and gripping. If the name sounds familiar, he is the brother of Alina Sayre (also a homeschool grad), author of the Voyages of the Legend fantasy series.

Please invite friends who are checking out Emmaus Road, since Daniel's presentation will be interesting and engaging. If you're coming, please let me know ahead of time so we can set up enough tables and have enough goodies. Daniel will have some of his books available for purchase and will autograph books. Even if you can't come, please tell others about his books. He truly appreciates the word-of-mouth publicity.

Here is Denise Boiko's review of Daniel's second book, Finding Silvereyes (fun fact: she edited the book):

Daniel Sayre has done it again with an engaging, can’t-put-it-down superhero novel that attracts readers well beyond the scope of the traditional “superhero” audience. He’s cooked up a gourmet recipe with all the appealing ingredients that readers are hungry for. A strong plot captures attention and comes dangerously close to shutting down the reader’s regular responsibilities (it may actually have crossed that line a few times). Characters that we love to love and love to hate, depending on which side of the conflict they are on, entertain us with their quirky traits and intensity, while constantly building suspense with both their victories and their vulnerabilities.

Sayre’s impressive ability to invent unexpected and creative “enhancements” (superpowers) in both the protagonists and the villains leaves the reader scratching his or her head, wondering “How did he come up with that?” The humor and honesty of the stream-of-consciousness thoughts coming from the main character’s (Glitch’s) mind, as well as the serious and often anguished reflections of the new character, Silvereyes, draw the reader deep into the vortex of this new adventure.

Blog — The Emmaus Road SPECIAL EVENT - DANIEL SAYRE VISITS OUR SCHOOL! May 20, TUESDAY 8:45 a.m. British Literature CLASS:From teacher, Denise Boiko…I'm excited to announce that we'll have an author visit from Daniel Sayre, author of Becoming Glitch and Finding Silvereyes (superhero novels) on Tuesday, May 20 dur...

Hello Parents and Students,

We hope you are doing well! This note comes to you from The Emmaus Road team and Camp Confidence leaders Emily Lodenquai and Juliet Calhoun. Emily and Juliet are experienced speech students and competitors, having spent years in speech and debate clubs, winning competitions, and leading youth speech camps.

🗣️ We are excited to announce our upcoming summer public speaking camp, Camp Confidence!!

This camp will focus on the basic skills in communication that are needed in everyday life.
We will also delve into some details for both interpretive speaking and platform speaking.

- Interpretive speaking is the art of storytelling using body language, facial expression, and voice variation.

- Platform speaking is the art of delivering a message with clarity and organization to persuade your audience.

Both of these categories require one thing: confidence! 😃. That's exactly what we will help students gain.

During this camp, students will be expected to write or memorize and deliver their own short speeches. The speech coaches will give them feedback and encourage their practice.

At the end of the week, parents will be invited to watch their students deliver the speeches they have developed over the week.

ADDITIONALLY...

‼️☑️We are also glad to offer an optional training for students who are interested in competitive speech!

This will be an optional additional hour of training from 12:00pm-1:00pm each day of camp for those who sign up.

The added competitive speech training will only happen if the minimum number of students (4 students) sign up for the competitive training. The competitive speech training will go past the basic skills and practice more advanced drills for a speech competition.

The option to register for this extra time is in the Camp Registration Google Form.

Camp Confidence General Info:

ü Who Can Join: Students grades 6th-8th

ü Date/Time: 5 days, June 2-6, 2025, 9:00am-12:00pm

ü Place: Trinity Presbyterian Church (3151 Union Ave San Jose, CA 95124)

ü Fee: $250/student for regular camp ($50 for extra 1 hour/day of competitive speech training)

‼️A minimum number of 6 students is required for the regular camp to proceed! ‼️

🐦Early Bird Discount: $25 off if a student is registered by May 19!!

Please note that registration is NOT provided on The Emmaus Road website. Please follow these instructions to register using Google Forms:

📝Camp Registration Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf5NMtr3hhYwKjIYohZc30cFxVQNm-R_RXyBxYn4lo-CBPlCg/viewform?usp=sharing

Our brochure with more info and coach bios is attached below!!

We'd love to see you at Camp Confidence!! ❤️👀

Warm Regards,

- Emily Lodenquai and Juliet Calhoun (Speech Coaches)

Camp Confidence Registration Form Registration is not considered complete until this form is submitted and payment has been received. Who can Join: Students grades 6th-8th Date/Time: June 2-6, 9:00am-12:00pm Place: Trinity Presbyterian Church (3151 Union Ave San Jose, CA 95124) Early Bird Discount: $25 off if student is registered b...

FUNTIONAL OPEN HOUSE

For those interested in a hybrid homeschool Christian community for your high school students, The Emmaus Road will host a Functioning Open House on March 21 from Period 2 (10:05 start) to Period 3 (ends at 1:40). Chapel follows Period 2, followed by lunch. During lunch, we will offer a short presentation about the school and have Q&A.

What is a functional open house?

You are invited to come and see the school in action, with the normal classes being taught, experience chapel, and have lunch together. During Period 2, Chemistry and Biology will be taught. During Period 3, only Literature & Composition meets.

You're welcome to bring your own lunch, or you may indicate that you'd like pizza. We will order pizza and provide drinks. Please reply to this email with your interest and/or visit the website:

Open House — The Emmaus Road Functional Open House An invitation to see the school in action and hear from our leaders and parents. We have tried to use this website to adequately communicate information about the school, but we understand that it can also help a lot to see a school day in action and talk to teachers and parent...

Registration is open for the next school year. Please go to https://www.theemmausroad.org/

Based on actual registrations for classes, we will make changes only as needed. If you know of others who may be interested in our school, please forward this note to them. The Schedule and Courses pages have been updated. At the bottom of each page of the website is a link for Registration.

The Emmaus Road Your high school journey of learning, faith, and friendships A homeschool hybrid co-op with twice weeklyin-person classroom instruction  

The Emmaus Road offers a film class taught by Lauren Wolfe. The school is for only high-school aged students in grades 9 -12. We are taking mid-year registration, with the class set to begin on January 31. Please reply by January 27, please. Thanks for your quick consideration and response. The class will end on May 16.

Tuition is $80/month, regardless of vacation dates. February tuition includes the starting date of Jan 31. The school is closed for President's Week (Feb. 21) and Good Friday (April 18). Those are the only planned dates for no classes on Friday in the spring term. One-time registration and student fee for the term is $90. The registration link is on the bottom of each webpage on the school website. If you have additional questions, you may email the teacher directly at [email protected].

Class offerings for 2025-2026 school year are being arranged now. The list of courses online represents the 2024-25 academic year.

https://www.theemmausroad.org/film

Class days: Fridays, 12:25 - 2:30 (all of Period 3 and part of Period 4)

Through this class, students will be encouraged in their creativity and empowered to bring their ideas to life through the film medium.

Throughout the semester, we will cover a variety of aspects in the filmmaking process, including screenwriting, storyboarding, lighting, set procedure, directing, editing, and more! Students will get hands-on experience using the principles and techniques they've learned in class by creating short films with their classmates. They will also have the opportunity to use sound recording and lighting equipment.

No prior experience in film production is required to take this class. Students of all levels are welcome to enroll!

Film Production — The Emmaus Road Film Production Teacher: Lauren Wolfe Class days: Fridays, 12:25 - 2:30 (all of Period 3 and part of Period 4)Through this class, students will be encouraged in their creativity and empowered to bring their ideas to life through the film medium.Throughout the semester, we will cover a variety of asp...

Dear homeschooling families (please forward to your friends if you have no need for classesEmoji)

Here we are again, communicating with you about The Emmaus Road Homeschool - and COMMUNICATION is the key word with this week's focus on English and Mandarin courses. Read on...

The Emmaus Road Homeschool is a growing community for homeschooled high schoolers, featuring in-person classes taught from a Christian perspective, fun electives, and community-building special events, all at a convenient location in San Jose. We would love to have you join us as we journey with Jesus on the road of faith.

Please check out all the course offerings on the website, and would you kindly forward or share this information to other homeschoolers you know? Some of our courses will only be offered if a minimum number of students sign up, so our teachers would like to know earlier rather than later in order to plan appropriately. Please seek to register or at least to contact the teacher by early July.

In particular, take a look at offerings in English Language Arts and Mandarin Language. All high school students need English courses and world language courses. Here is an opportunity to schedule them and simultaneously join the ER community.

BRITISH LITERATURE & COMPOSITION, taught by Denise Boiko [two sections available: Tuesday and Friday]
Students will read, enjoy, discuss, and analyze a spectrum of selections from British authors, poets, and playwrights of various eras.

Join us as we discuss character, plot, setting, conflict, point of view, and theme from British short stories and poetry, Pilgrim's Progress, King Lear, Macbeth, Great Expectations, Jane Eyre, Animal Farm, Till We Have Faces, The Screwtape Letters, and The Importance of Being Earnest.
Students will practice techniques of composition such as drafting, revision, and editing as they write literary analysis essays, as well as a research paper with MLA formatting, and as they prepare a creative project once per semester. Essays will be scored using a detailed rubric analyzing the student's accomplishments in the areas of content, organization, style, and mechanics.

MANDARIN LANGUAGE, taught by Sophia Cheung

Ms. Cheung offers Chinese instruction for any age group of students who would like to learn or improve their Chinese in listening, reading, or writing skills. Format may be one-on-one tutoring, semi-private lessons, or a small class if there is sufficient interest.
Curriculum is TBD, based on the number of students and the students’ experience level and needs.

For these courses, please see the full course descriptions on the Emmaus Road website.

www.theemmausroad.org

Blessings,

The Emmaus Road Homeschool
Mark Lauer
Denise Boiko

The Emmaus Road Your high school journey of learning, faith, and friendships A homeschool hybrid co-op with twice weeklyin-person classroom instruction  

When the film starts to drag, every director knows that it is time to cut to the chase scene!

Dear homeschooling families, Happy Independence Day!

This week's Emmaus Road feature is about Electives. So cast your vote and step right up to exercise your right to choose the ideal elective course(s) this year!

The Emmaus Road Homeschool is a growing community for homeschooled high schoolers, featuring in-person classes taught from a Christian perspective, fun electives, and community-building special events, all at a convenient location in San Jose. We would love to have you join us as we journey with Jesus on the road of faith.

Please check out all the course offerings on the website, and would you kindly forward or share this information to other homeschoolers you know? Some of our courses will only be offered if a minimum number of students sign up, so our teachers would like to know earlier rather than later in order to plan appropriately. Please seek to register or at least to contact the teacher by early July.

This week, we're showcasing the plethora of fun and educational electives that are available at ER. Elective courses add "spice" to the educational recipe and make learning fun.

But here's the thing. These elective courses need a minimum number of students (~6, with some exceptions) for the teacher to offer them. So these teachers really need to know who's "in" so that they can plan for a fantastic class. If your student is interested, please sign up or contact the teacher ASAP. (And tell a couple of friends while you're at it.)

STUDY SKILLS, taught by Lois Ding
Are you a high school or college student feeling overwhelmed & stressed when studying for tests? Does time fly by when you're doing homework, while accomplishing little and missing deadlines? Are you easily distracted and struggling to absorb new information?

In this science-based approach to learning and executive function, you will learn to make the most of your energy and time studying, while also successfully juggling all your various obligations and activities without anxiety or stress. Students will learn to read effectively, take notes efficiently, test well, manage their time, utilize learning strategies and tricks...and much more!

CHOIR, taught by Ann Wolfe
The Emmaus Road Choir has gained a reputation for beauty and spirit, not to mention fun!

If you love to sing and make music, please join us!
Prerequisite--For the greatest enjoyment for you, it's best if you are able to match pitch. If you don't know, please let me know and I can check.

In this class, we will--

• sing!

• work on rhythm and note reading skills

• learn to sing together in unison and harmony

• work on vocal production, blend, ensemble singing

• explore a few songs with the possibility of performing one for peers and/or parents

FILM PRODUCTION, taught by Lauren Wolfe
Through this class, students will be encouraged in their creativity and empowered to bring their ideas to life through the film medium.

Throughout the semester, we will cover a variety of aspects in the filmmaking process, including screenwriting, storyboarding, lighting, set procedure, directing, editing, and more! Students will get hands-on experience using the principles and techniques they've learned in class by creating short films with their classmates. They will also have the opportunity to use sound recording and lighting equipment.

No prior experience in film production is required to take this class. Students of all levels are welcome to enroll!

MUSIC LESSONS, taught by Asher Kauk
Tuesdays and Fridays, 30-40 minute lesson, ideally during the day when other classes are meeting; however, there is some availability after usual class hours.
Drum lessons are available at another location.

BASKETBALL, taught by Keith Donahue
Tuesday only, 8:45 -10:00 a.m. at the outdoor court of Camden Community Center
During this class, students will learn the fundamental skills and strategies of basketball, using numerous drills and games. The class will be customized to best suit the students attending, and the teacher will make sure that every skill level feels welcome. The goal of this class is to learn the game of basketball, get some exercise and have fun!

PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS, facilitated by Angela Chan

HOMESCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL SUPPORT GROUP
Do you find yourself accumulating countless questions about homeschooling high school with college in mind? How can you best support your student—not simply in taking classes to check off the list, but also in promoting meaningful conversations and prayer time about his/her potential career? This support group will provide a time for you to slow down and seek God’s guidance in revealing how He created your student, and how those giftings relate to his/her career down the road. What extracurricular activities should you emphasize? What community service activities are better than others? How do you integrate and build leadership experiences?
Your family’s decision to work toward transfer admission or toward freshman admission at a 4-year college will make a difference in the way you plan your homeschooling. Whether your first child is in middle school and you’re intimidated by homeschooling high school—or already in high school and you’re exploring options—this support group seeks to provide answers and clarity to your family’s homeschool journey. Consistent meeting times guided by “veterans” will help you address your questions and concerns. You’ll not only receive ongoing support in how to navigate the high school years, but you will also experience the joy and peace of bringing your concerns to our Almighty God as we integrate prayer time for our children and ourselves.

SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS IN COLLEGE APPS SEASON
Are you overwhelmed and intimidated by the thought of helping your high school senior apply for college? Whether you’re doing this for the first time, or you just want to receive some guidance and help, the goal of this support group is to help you complete the tasks bit by bit so that you are not swamped as the deadlines approach.

We will talk about the advantages of applying Early Action, the pros and cons of Early Decision, the Common App, and the UC and CSU apps. We will also set aside some time for you to get started on your counselor’s recommendation letter and to understand how you can support your student in gathering his/her information as early as possible. Join us and meet other families with high school seniors as we tackle college apps and pray for God’s sovereign guidance for our students and ourselves.

[PUBLIC SPEAKING] Will be offered only if we find a teacher (and we are in discussion with someone now about it) -- and if we have sufficient student interest - please contact us with any ideas.

Check out the Emmaus Road website to get details on these courses and many others.

Blessings,

The Emmaus Road Homeschool
Mark Lauer & Denise Boiko

The Emmaus Road Your high school journey of learning, faith, and friendships A homeschool hybrid co-op with twice weeklyin-person classroom instruction  

For whom does this bell toll? It tolls for thee, of course!

Here is this week's promo blurb and another reminder of the courses in the lineup for Fall 2024! This focus is upon science classes.

Please forward this weekly note to your family, friends, neighbors and those you know to have interest in homeschooling for high schoolers in San Jose, CA. Thanks!

The Emmaus Road Homeschool is a growing community for homeschooled high schoolers, featuring in-person classes taught from a Christian perspective, fun electives, and community-building special events, all at a convenient location in San Jose. We would love to have you join us as we journey with Jesus on the road of faith.

Please check out all the course offerings on the website, and would you kindly forward or share this information to other homeschoolers you know? Some of our courses will only be offered if a minimum number of students sign up, so our teachers would like to know earlier rather than later in order to plan appropriately. Please seek to register or at least to contact the teacher by early July.

In particular, we'd like to highlight our SCIENCE offerings for 2024-25. Science courses are always an essential part of the core high school curriculum, so we are pleased to be able to offer FOUR science courses this year! All of them meet twice per week, except for Advanced Biology, which meets on Fridays only.

BIOLOGY taught by Denise Boiko
This college prep biology course, designed to be a student’s first high school science course, will provide an understanding of the basic biological world and of the real-world relevance of scientific inquiry. With a heavy emphasis on the vocabulary of biology, the course also presents a strong background in the scientific method.

Lab activities will cover experimentation, microscopy, and dissection. Topics include classification, biochemistry, cellular biology, molecular and Mendelian genetics, evolution, ecosystems, microorganisms, plants, animals, and much more.

Class activities will include lecture, microscope and dissection labs, review of the chapters, application of biological principles to life, and a few fun learning games such as Jeopardy. Students will learn the discipline of completing a neat, organized lab notebook.

CHEMISTRY taught by Dr. Yu-Nian Hsieh
Textbook: Discovering Design with Chemistry, by Dr. Jay Wile.

This class will include lecture and labs. Some labs may be done at home or by using an online lab resource to be identified by the teacher.

Students are expected to keep up with assignments at home. Lectures will focus on the most important core subjects addressed in the text, as well as Q&A of students' questions and tutoring as needed.

PHYSICS taught by Dr. Yu-Nian Hsieh
Textbook: Discovering Design with Physics, by Dr. Jay Wile.

This class will include lecture and labs. Some labs may be done at home or by using an online lab resource to be identified by the teacher. Students are expected to keep up with assignments at home. Lectures will focus on the most important core subjects addressed in the text, as well as Q&A of students' questions and tutoring as needed.

Dr. Hsieh does not write reviews or issue grades. Parents or adult mentors will use the Answer Key to review and score their student’s work. Dr. Hsieh will address questions about answers and test scores if parents or mentors need assistance.

ADVANCED BIOLOGY taught by Denise Boiko
This advanced course provides an in-depth study of the elegant design of the human body, covering the anatomy and physiology of the human body's 11 organ systems in detail.

Using both microscopic and gross anatomy techniques, students will delve into the wonders of the human body and its workings.

Topics include histology, skin and bones, skeletal system histology and movement, muscle histology and physiology, skeletal muscle system, central and peripheral nervous system, endocrine system, circulatory system, lymphatic system, digestive system, respiratory system, urinary system, and reproductive system.

Class activities will include lecture, microscope and dissection labs (eye, heart, and fetal pig), a blood typing lab, review of the chapters, and application of biological principles to life and health.

For these courses and many more, check out the Emmaus Road website!

Blessings,

Denise Boiko & Mark Lauer

The Emmaus Road Your high school journey of learning, faith, and friendships A homeschool hybrid co-op with twice weeklyin-person classroom instruction  

With summer off to a good start, it's an ideal time for families to get their ducks in a row for fall classes. Then everyone can then relax and enjoy the rest of the summer!

The Emmaus Road Homeschool is a growing community for homeschooled high schoolers, featuring in-person classes taught from a Christian perspective, fun electives, and community-building special events, all at a convenient location in San Jose. We would love to have you join us as we journey with Jesus on the road of faith. Some courses meet twice per week for class instruction and some class options meet only once per week.

Please check out all the course offerings on the website, and would you kindly forward or share this information to other homeschoolers you know? Some of our courses will only be offered if a minimum number of students sign up, so our teachers would like to know earlier rather than later in order to plan appropriately.

In this post, we'd like to highlight our History and Social Science offerings for 2024-25. It can be challenging to find a Christ-focused yet robust and practical history or government course that's offered in-person with an engaging variety of learning methods. But we have three in the works for the coming year!

GOVERNMENT & ECONOMICS, taught by the Rev. Mark Lauer, founder of the Emmaus Road (counts as 1 semester of US Government and 1 semester of Economics).

The class uses lecture, game play, team projects, and printed text material from Notgrass History, as well as video and printed instructional material from Hillsdale College. Students will learn governing principles from the Bible and various historical models, with most emphasis on USA history and structure of government.
Student projects include a variety of small projects to communicate different forms of governing structures, as well as creating a Measure or Proposition (as if for a state or local election) and presenting that ballot offering to the class. The term ends with the students working in teams on a major project to create a country and a government structure to lead that country. The Economics course is held in the spring term and is structured the same way, with the final project being the team development of a game(s) which helps communicate economic concepts the students have learned.

AMERICAN HISTORY, taught by Jody Goff (counts as 1 year of American History)

This course explores American history from the 1500s to 1910, focusing on “the characters, events, theology, literature, art, and religious beliefs of the nation.”

American History is a one-year class that consists of:

• 26 lessons (5 videos per lesson, 25 total hours); 4 projects; Student Reader; Weekly Exams; Year-long Portfolio (the portfolio projects will offer a chance to display learning in a deeper, more creative and individualized way).

WESTERN CIVILIZATION, taught by Jody Goff (counts as 1 year of World History)

This course explores world history from 1600 to 2000, focusing on Modernity and the maturity of Western civilization. Students will learn how to apply and refine a Christian worldview to major developments in philosophy, science, and government; personalities such as Newton, Bach, Napoleon, and Austen; and movements including the Enlightenment, Darwinism, Nationalism, and Victorianism.

Modernity is a one-year class that consists of:

• 27 lessons (5 videos per lesson, 47 total hours); 4 projects; Student Reader; Weekly Exam; Year-long Portfolio (the portfolio projects will offer a chance to display learning in a deeper, more creative and individualized way).
For these three courses and a dozen others, check out the Emmaus Road website!

The Emmaus Road

When a name conveys the story and shapes the response

The name of our school comes from this Easter story in the Gospel of Luke, chapter 24 and verses 13-35. Two dejected disciples have heard reports that Jesus has risen from the dead and that his tomb was indeed found empty. Women in their group confirmed that angels reported to them that Jesus had risen and was no longer dead. For whatever their reasons, they chose not to stay in Jerusalem to see for themselves if the rumor was true. Rather, they chose to walk from Jerusalem on the Emmaus road.

Along the way, Jesus joins them, yet they do not recognize him. Jesus offers an important clarification about himself and the scriptures: the two disciples didn’t understand who Jesus was as Messiah or what the scriptures taught about him. Maybe they thought otherwise? Perhaps they followed Jesus because, as they say, he was a “great prophet” and did wondrous things. They held great hope in all he might do. They expected the redemption of their people. But they had all the facts mixed up and misapplied. Jesus opens their minds to understand him as Savior and all that the scriptures say about him, which includes suffering, dying and rising on the third day. While this happens, they are still unsure of who the man actually is! Only when they sit to eat and Jesus breaks bread while giving thanks is he revealed to them. The real Jesus, bodily and alive, is present and with them in a communion meal. Then he leaves them to process what they had just experienced. He raises them from dejection to wonder! He renews their faith to act as his witnesses in faithful response to that which he has just taught them! Only then, after he left them, do they realize something profound: “Were not our hearts burning within us as he talked with us along the road and opened the Scriptures to us?” It is as if they are saying, “We should have known it was him!” Their heats had ‘burned’ that way before.

How sobering it must be to learn you don’t understand the very person you follow or the scriptures you confess and affirm. But it was a regular misunderstanding with Jesus’s disciples. Jesus didn’t allow them to remain confused. He wants his disciples to understand exactly who he is, what the scriptures say, and how they should respond. “Repent and believe,” is a common theme in the gospels. The same misunderstandings can be true with people today, as well. They saw Jesus for who they wanted and assumed him to be, regardless of what he actually said. We can do the same today. We like Jesus to be safely within our grasp and reasoning. So often we “shape” Jesus to be who we understand so we can follow him knowingly and confidently- we are somewhat in charge, frankly— rather than being shaped by Jesus to understand him and follow him for who he has revealed himself to be— and therefore, even in wondrous joy, we often also follow in fear and trembling, because who knows what the living Lord Jesus might do next?!

They believed. Then they learned. Then they believed more deeply! And they responded! “It is true!” they declared to others after rushing back to Jerusalem.

This is the journey of a follower of Jesus. Believe, be filled with the Holy Spirit, follow, learn, believe more deeply, and follow Him more wondrously and empowered by his Spirit- it is true! The name of the school reflects this reality that Jesus’s real presence in our lives daily and in the sacraments we receive will shape how we think, learn, believe, act, and respond to him and to others in life. Even if the topics of study are chemistry, literature, history, or music, we learn together in community along the discipleship-shaped “Emmaus Road,” for all truth comes from God. Even in academics, we expect the Lord to meet us.

The Emmaus Road Your high school journey of learning, faith, and friendships A homeschool hybrid co-op with twice weeklyin-person classroom instruction