Courses Offered for 2026-27
History and Language Arts
The primary objective of this cross-curricular methodology is the integration of American History and
Language Arts instruction to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines. Students
shall develop proficiency in grammar, composition, and critical analysis through the academic study
of American heritage. For the 2026-27 academic year, the curriculum focuses on the Reformation Era
in Europe, the explorations of Columbus, colonization, the American Revolution, industrialization, and
westward expansion, with particular emphasis on historical figures. Requirements include the
completion of a formal written history report and a multimedia presentation for participation in the
local history fair.
Mathematics
Guardians offers mathematics instruction for levels 5 through 8, with student placement determined
by individual proficiency and developmental progress. The curriculum utilizes The Good and the
Beautiful mathematics program, which employs a spiral pedagogical approach to reinforce
established concepts while introducing new material. This curriculum is designed to be kinesthetic
and intellectually stimulating, incorporating educational games, visual aids, narratives, and
manipulative tools.
Science and Life Skills
Utilizing an experiential learning model, students will investigate the Scientific Method through the
Apologia Young Explorers Series. The course of study includes formal lectures, technical writing,
application exercises, and laboratory sessions dedicated to scientific inquiry. Furthermore, students
will be required to deliver oral presentations regarding their laboratory findings. This curriculum aligns
with Utah SEEd standards 6.1.1-3.
The primary objective of this cross-curricular methodology is the integration of American History and
Language Arts instruction to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines. Students
shall develop proficiency in grammar, composition, and critical analysis through the academic study
of American heritage. For the 2026-27 academic year, the curriculum focuses on the Reformation Era
in Europe, the explorations of Columbus, colonization, the American Revolution, industrialization, and
westward expansion, with particular emphasis on historical figures. Requirements include the
completion of a formal written history report and a multimedia presentation for participation in the
local history fair.
Mathematics
Guardians offers mathematics instruction for levels 5 through 8, with student placement determined
by individual proficiency and developmental progress. The curriculum utilizes The Good and the
Beautiful mathematics program, which employs a spiral pedagogical approach to reinforce
established concepts while introducing new material. This curriculum is designed to be kinesthetic
and intellectually stimulating, incorporating educational games, visual aids, narratives, and
manipulative tools.
Science and Life Skills
Utilizing an experiential learning model, students will investigate the Scientific Method through the
Apologia Young Explorers Series. The course of study includes formal lectures, technical writing,
application exercises, and laboratory sessions dedicated to scientific inquiry. Furthermore, students
will be required to deliver oral presentations regarding their laboratory findings. This curriculum aligns
with Utah SEEd standards 6.1.1-3.
History and Language Arts
The primary objective of this cross-curricular methodology is the integration of American History and
Language Arts instruction to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines. Students shall develop proficiency in grammar, composition, and critical analysis through the academic study
of American heritage. For the 2026-27 academic year, the curriculum focuses on the Reformation Era
in Europe, the explorations of Columbus, colonization, the American Revolution, industrialization, and
westward expansion, with particular emphasis on historical figures. Requirements include the
completion of a formal written history report and a multimedia presentation for participation in the
local history fair.
Mathematics
Guardians offers mathematics instruction for levels 5 through 8, with student placement determined
by individual proficiency and developmental progress. The curriculum utilizes The Good and the
Beautiful mathematics program, which employs a spiral pedagogical approach to reinforce
established concepts while introducing new material. This curriculum is designed to be kinesthetic
and intellectually stimulating, incorporating educational games, visual aids, narratives, and
manipulative tools.
Science and Life Skills
Utilizing an experiential learning model, students will investigate the Scientific Method through the
Apologia Young Explorers Series. The course of study includes formal lectures, technical writing,
application exercises, and laboratory sessions dedicated to scientific inquiry. Furthermore, students
will be required to deliver oral presentations regarding their laboratory findings. This curriculum aligns
with Utah SEEd standards 6.1.1-3.
The primary objective of this cross-curricular methodology is the integration of American History and
Language Arts instruction to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines. Students shall develop proficiency in grammar, composition, and critical analysis through the academic study
of American heritage. For the 2026-27 academic year, the curriculum focuses on the Reformation Era
in Europe, the explorations of Columbus, colonization, the American Revolution, industrialization, and
westward expansion, with particular emphasis on historical figures. Requirements include the
completion of a formal written history report and a multimedia presentation for participation in the
local history fair.
Mathematics
Guardians offers mathematics instruction for levels 5 through 8, with student placement determined
by individual proficiency and developmental progress. The curriculum utilizes The Good and the
Beautiful mathematics program, which employs a spiral pedagogical approach to reinforce
established concepts while introducing new material. This curriculum is designed to be kinesthetic
and intellectually stimulating, incorporating educational games, visual aids, narratives, and
manipulative tools.
Science and Life Skills
Utilizing an experiential learning model, students will investigate the Scientific Method through the
Apologia Young Explorers Series. The course of study includes formal lectures, technical writing,
application exercises, and laboratory sessions dedicated to scientific inquiry. Furthermore, students
will be required to deliver oral presentations regarding their laboratory findings. This curriculum aligns
with Utah SEEd standards 6.1.1-3.
