School Year 2025-26
New Families: To join (or get on our mailing list) please "join" via the family registartion form.
Click here to complete the family registration form.
-Spring Term-
Spring term classes are from January 12 through May 18.
Returning families: Log in with your family account first and then follow these steps:
To register your student for a class:
- Log-in to your family account.
- Click on the class you'd like to register your child for.
- Click the box next to the child's name (if the box won't select, verify that you've updated your child's age/grade in your profile and also check your accounting as all tuition from previous term must be paid before registering for next term.)
- Click Register.
- Repeat for each child and/or class.
Please contact us with any questions.
Spring 2026
| First Period (9:00-10:30am) | Second Period (10:40am-12:10pm) | Chapel/Lunch (12:15-1:05pm) | Third Period (1:05-2:05pm) | Fourth Period (2:15-3:15pm) | After School | |
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Foyer |
Study Hall 1 - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Greg and Whitney Trombley
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Study Hall 2 - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Rebekah Smith
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Study Hall 3 - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Matthew Shook
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Study Hall 4 - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Nicole Jung
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Living Room |
Sci Fi, Fantasy, and More Literature - Spring
7th - 12th ; 13 y/o - 18 y/o
Rebekah Smith
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Creative Writing - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Alice Eells
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Sewing and Stitching - 3rd Period - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Leslie Bjornstedt, Danielle Galan
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Sewing and Stitching - 4th Period - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Leslie Bjornstedt, Danielle Galan
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Worship Team - Sound Booth - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Luca Shook
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Classroom 1 |
US History - Spring
9th - 12th ; 14 y/o - 18 y/o
Dutch Patterson
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History and Tastes of the World- To the Ends of the Earth
6th - 12th
Angela Brown
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Dance Style - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Madison Jordan
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World Cultures Through Food - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Rebekah Smith
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Classroom 2 |
Jr High Math - spring
6th - 8th ; 12 y/o - 14 y/o
Leslie Bjornstedt
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Science and the Bible - Spring
7th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Al Wylie
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Defend Your Faith - Spring
7th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Al Wylie
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Book Writing and Publication - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Alice Eells
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Classroom 3 |
Algebra 2 - Spring
9th - 12th ; 14 y/o - 18 y/o
Vicki King
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Pre-Algebra - Spring
7th - 9th
Vicki King
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Algebra 1 - Spring
7th - 12th ; 13 y/o - 18 y/o
Vicki King
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Personal Finance - Spring
9th - 12th ; 14 y/o - 18 y/o
Greg and Whitney Trombley
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Classroom 4 |
French 1 - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Gabriel Lumbroso
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World History - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Gabriel Lumbroso
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Biblical Astronomy - The Bible Written in the Stars
8th - 12th ; 14 y/o - 18 y/o
Gabriel Lumbroso
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Classroom 5 |
Chemistry - 1st Period - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Linzi Morgan-Restvedt
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Chemistry - 2nd Period - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Linzi Morgan-Restvedt
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Choir - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Linzi Morgan-Restvedt
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Band (Instrumental Music Making) - Spring
6th - 12th
Linzi Morgan-Restvedt
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Fellowship Hall |
Chapel & Lunch - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
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Art History and Techniques - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Nicole Jung
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Physical Education (PE) with Health - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Dutch Patterson
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Worship Team (practice) - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Elaina Hall, Sylvia Hall
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Jr High Room |
The Art of Talking and Being Heard
6th - 12th
Mollie Catherman
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Intro to Photography - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Mollie Catherman
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Psychology of Success & Mindset - From a Christian Perspective
6th - 12th
Mollie Catherman
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American Sign Language - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Mollie Catherman
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Nursery |
Advanced Board Games - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Matthew Shook
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Yearbook: Journalism & Photography - Spring
8th - 12th ; 14 y/o - 18 y/o
Rebekah Smith
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Kickboxing - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Andria Swayze
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Sanctuary |
Decode the Piano - Learn to Read Music and Play by Ear! - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Roxanne Hensley
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Stop Motion Film Making - 3rd Period - Spring -
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Dutch Patterson
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Theater and Acting - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Jennifer Lundblad
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Kitchen |
Science Behind Baking - Spring
6th - 12th ; 12 y/o - 18 y/o
Grace McAllister
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FCCT Welcome!
Our History First Class Clackamas Teens branched off of First Class Happy Valley Co-Op to purposefully serve homeschool teens in 2011. As the FC Happy Valley Co-Op grew with children of all ages we saw a drop-off of teens and their isolation from other homeschool peers. First Class Clackamas Teens is an academic community just for homeschool teens. We offer classes on Mondays for 16 weeks per two term including; a student-led chapel, with monthly events and field trips. This program was birthed from seeing the need for teens to gain more academic instruction and social interaction with like peers in a program designed just for them while still being homeschooled. We have identified three core principles that guide our program:
FCCT is located at Calvary Chapel Southest at 13520 SE Pheasant Ct, Milwaukie, Oregon. |
Calvary Chapel Southeast
Calvary Chapel Southeast is a church located in Milwaukie, Oregon. We began as a home bible study in March of 1992. After sensing the Lord's blessing and provision, it became apparant that we should establish a church in the North Clackamas area where we would spend our first three years.
In June of 1995, as the church continued to grow the Lord was leading us out of the area, and we felt led by Him to relocate to a building known as "the little red church" in Southeast Portland. We remained there for 7 years hosting 3 Sunday services every week. We knew we needed to find a larger facility and at the beginning of 2002 the Lord opened the door for us to move into a larger facility back in the North Clackamas area just down the street from our first building.
Throughout the life of our church we have always desired to remain open and flexible to the leading of the Lord in everything we do.
We are committed to being and making disciples. Disciples are people who are passionately in love with Jesus, who have decided the most important thing in their lives is to learn how to do what He said to do.
We are also committed to helping people discover their gifts and callings, for the purposes of glorifying God in the world.
God, through the power of His Holy Spirit, invites us to join Him in the process of sharing the glorious news of the gospel to everyone around the world so that all men might know and respond to the love of Christ.
Simply Put: We exist to make disciples of Jesus who will join God in bringing the message of the gospel to the world around us.



