Enrichment Program

Mondays:  1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Instructor: Ashley Antkowiak 

Location: The Jubilee School

Tuition: Jubilee students $500; Non-Jubilee students $600

Half Credit

Money Matters is a full-year, discussion-based high school elective designed to prepare students for real-world financial decision-making, long-term economic understanding, and personal stewardship. Grounded in biblical principles and supported by engaging literature, students will explore how values, psychology, and systems shape our financial lives.

Using a yearlong “avatar project,” students will step into adult roles—earning income, paying taxes, managing budgets, applying for jobs, making large purchases, and building credit. They’ll learn to think critically about money’s role in society, evaluate trade-offs, and apply practical strategies for budgeting, saving, investing, borrowing, and giving.

Major texts include The Richest Man in Babylon, The Psychology of Money, The Wealthy Barber, How to Money, Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?, The Money Mystery, and Uncle Eric Talks About Personal, Career, and Financial Security. Students are expected to complete 1.5–2 hours of reading per week outside of class, with in-class discussions linking concepts to real-life applications. 

Mondays:  8:30 AM - 10:30 AM

Instructor: Hannah Anderson and Local Chefs

Location: Latah County Fairground Kitchen

Tuition: Jubilee students $650; Non-Jubilee students $800

Half Credit

This course covers essential techniques in baking and cooking, focusing on precise measurement, heat techniques, and food preparation methods. Students will learn through hands-on recipe execution, scientific experimentation, and sensory analysis. The curriculum emphasizes organization, diversity of method, and mastery of core culinary skills. The course’s primary textbook will be Samin Nosrat’s Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, followed by Nik Sharma’s The Flavor Equation. These texts explain the key components of ingredients and textures, plus how to balance them all perfectly in both flavor and arrangement. Students will methodically read through the texts & end the year presenting a four course dinner.  The cost of food ingredients is included in the tuition. 

Mondays and Fridays:  8:30 AM - 10:00 AM OR 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM

Instructor:  Alicia Hickman

Location: The Jubilee School

Tuition: All students  - $1650 for two classes; $850 for one class

Half Credit

After a successful year of theater that ended with a production of Aesops Foibles, we are excited to continue this class in this year's Monday/Friday Enrichment program. This year, we will make this class available to both Primary and Secondary students. Alicia Hickman has years of experience directing musicals within the Seattle school district and we are excited to have her help again this season. Students will learn stage presence, singing, and dance. 

Mondays:  Time TBA

Instructor: Dr. Jordan Dorney and Dr. Amanda Dorney

Location: The Jubilee School

Tuition:  Jubilee students $500; Non-Jubilee students $600

Half Credit

This engaging civics course explores the foundations of modern civic principles by drawing

connections to the political, social, and legal systems of the medieval period (approximately

500–1500 CE). Students will examine how medieval institutions, governance structures, and

societal values shaped concepts such as justice, citizenship, governance, and individual rights,

which remain central to modern democratic societies. By studying historical events, documents,

and practices—such as the Magna Carta, feudalism, the role of the Church, and early

parliamentary systems—students will uncover parallels to contemporary civic issues, including

the rule of law, representation, and civic responsibility.

Tuesdays:  3:00 PM -4:30 PM

Instructor:  Gerritt & Carolyn Erickson

Location: The Jubilee School

Tuition: Jubilee students $300; Non-Jubilee students $350

Half Credit

We will be offering Speech & Debate Club on Tuesday afternoons from 3-4:30 for students ages 12-18. This is a great opportunity to learn how to write and speak well. We will have Team Policy debate teams and individual speech categories to participate in. We provide an in-house tournament with local judges. We hope to also have a tournament with another local club.