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Classical Conversations: A Journey to Know God and Make Him Known
Community Compass of Pāhoa 2024-2025
Mission: To know God and to make Him known.
This resource will help you find your way through common questions and keep us on a united path. May your journey be educational, fun, and brightened by His everlasting Light.
Daily Schedule
Wednesdays for 24 Weeks
- Fall: August 28 – November 20
Fall Break: October 9 - Spring: January 22 – April 16
Spring Break: March 5, 2025
Time | Activity |
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8:30 AM | Tutor Set-up |
8:50 AM | Tutor Prayer |
9:00 AM | Opening Assembly |
9:30 AM | Foundations Classes |
12:00 PM | Clean Up & Recess/Lunch |
12:50 PM | Clean up lunch room |
1:00 – 3:00 PM | Essentials Class |
3:00 PM | Clean up |
Etiquette
- Arrive on time, every time!
- Supervise your children at all times.
- Reserve cell phone use for emergencies only.
- Participate in community & class activities; refrain from cell phone use or chatting in the back of the classroom.
- Help with cleanup.
- Lend a hand to your tutor; ask how you can help.
- Honor God in words and actions.
- Respect church property; no entry into rooms that are not approved.
Location
Solid Rock East Hawaii
15-2731 Pāhoa Village Road
Pāhoa, HI 96778
What to Bring
Your supply fee covers all items needed for class. On community day, you only need to bring the following:
- Foundations Guide
- Tin Whistle (2nd Quarter)
- Snack and water for class
- Lunch for your family
- Student presentations may include a prop (no weapons, toys, or pets)
- Essentials materials as directed by your tutor
Lead Learners
Foundations/Essentials Director: Tina Henson
Phone: (530) 520-7603
Email: pahoacc@gmail.com
Foundation Tutors:
- Emily Tarring
- Lilly Sundt
- Tiffany Chai
Essentials Tutor: Samantha Sugioka Kai
Roles
- Parent: The parent is the primary teacher, fully responsible for their student’s education. Parents use class-time with the tutor as a tool to review memory work at home.
- Tutor: The tutor is a lead learner who provides weekly academic support by facilitating and modeling the classical method.
- Student: A willing participant who works on the weekly program at home to the best of their ability.
- Director: The lead support for all tutors and parents, ensuring the community runs smoothly.
Community Policies
Illness
- Fever (>100.4°F), vomiting, rash, or severe cough within 24 hours? Please stay home (children & adults).
- Wash hands often and do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Chores/Clean-up
- Everyone is expected to clean up after themselves and participate in weekly chores.
- A detailed list of tasks will be provided before dismissal.
Lunch
- Bring lunch for your family and supervise your children. Fellowship during lunch strengthens our community and helps build relationships.
Attendance
- Be present, arrive on time, and be ready for the opening assembly by 9:00 AM.
- Notify the director if you will be absent to ensure adequate tutor coverage.
Childcare
- Parents are responsible for their children. The nursery room is available for younger children, but no childcare is provided. Quiet activities can be brought for children not enrolled in a CC program.
Electronic Devices
- Limit use of cell phones and other electronic devices to emergencies only during community day.
Discipline
- Tutors maintain an optimal learning environment, while parents discipline or correct their children as needed.
Facility
- Respect and leave the building better than you found it.
- No entry into unauthorized rooms.
- Park in the grassy/gravel area, not the parking lot.
- Kitchen facilities are available but must be cleaned after use.
Memory Masters
A Memory Master is a student who has memorized ALL (100%) of the material for a Foundations cycle. This challenge encourages excellence in grammar memorization and recitation—optional and student-led. More details are available upon request.
The Three M’s of Classical Conversations
- Mission: To know God and to make Him known
- Model: Combining classical learning with a Biblical worldview
- Method: Classical, Christian, Community
Presentations
Family Presentations
Each week, one family will:
- Lead our community in pledges.
- Present material on a topic pertaining to our current learning.
- Share something unique about your family (songs, visuals, demonstrations, etc.).
Student Presentations
Students will:
- Share orally in class weekly (2-3 minutes).
- Choose topics based on their interests (recitations, book reports, storytelling, jokes, etc.).
- Tutors will gently encourage shy students.
Dispute Resolution
- Follow Matthew 18 principles: resolve disputes privately first. If mediation is needed, involve the director.
- Use in-person or phone communication for sensitive matters (Personal, Explosive, Religious, Performance-related, Legal).
- Contact the Support Representative (Suzanne Swanson) or Area Representative (Diane Nowak) for unresolved concerns.
Classroom Assignments
ABC Darian/Apprentice Tutor: Aunty Emily Tarring
- Margo Tarring
- Myra Tarring
- Alice Henson
- Elias Sugioka Kai
- Sage Ucker
- Kalia Edens
- Kapena Leite
Journeyman Tutor: Aunty Lilly
- Asher Sugioka Kai
- Reef Sundt
- Luke Wilson
- Vania Wilson
- Ka’eo Edens
- Marcus Hickey
- Fisher Chai
Masters Tutor: Aunty Tiffany
- Ari Sugioka Kai
- CJ Henson
- Cara Henson
- Stella Sundt
- Wyatt Tarring
- Kamaki Ucker
- Sophia Hickey
- Bailey Chai
Essentials Tutor: Aunty Sam
- Ari Sugioka Kai
- Asher Sugioka Kai
- CJ Henson
- Cara Henson
- Stella Sundt
- Jack Loewen
- Justus Stickley
- Wyatt Tarring
Service Opportunities
Volunteer opportunities include:
- Field trips (1 fall, 1 spring)
- Community service (1 fall, 1 spring)
- Spirit days (1 per month)
- Celebration lunches (Weeks 12 & 24)
- Mom’s night out
- Fundraising
- Other ideas? Share them!
Foundations Guide: Helpful Highlights for Cycle 1
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- At A Glance: pg 205
- Memory Work: pg 134
- Maps: pg 244
- Presentations: pg 251
- Drawing (Fine Arts 1st Quarter): pg 252
- Tin Whistle (Fine Arts 2nd Quarter): pg 253
- Great Artist (Fine Arts 3rd Quarter): pg 255
- Composers & Orchestra: pg 257
- Hands-on Science: pg 260
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