• Manual of Christian Doctrine with answer key and tests
• American Literature for Christian Schools with teacher’s manual and tests
• Moby-Dick
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
• Applications of Grammar, Book 5 with answer key and tests
• The Mayflower Pilgrims
• U.S. History for Christian Schools with answer key, tests and study guide
• God and Government, Vol. 2 with tests
• Honest Money
• Art and the Bible
• CLASS Lesson Planner

NOTE College bound students will need to supplement this program with additional math/science courses.

More than ever, teenagers need to be grounded in a systematic understanding of scripture. This classic text, by Louis Berkhof, has been carefully updated to enable modern readers to comprehend and apply its teachings. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grades: 11th - 12th
Text, 168 Pages

This hardbound textbook presents students with important American literature from colonial through modern times. It gives examples of a variety of literary forms. Selections from important authors, preachers, hymn writers, and statesmen are found throughout this book. The text is well-illustrated and includes biographical information about each author and comprehension questions. (Bob Jones)

Grade: 11th
Text, 732 pages

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is an epic American novel by Mark Twain. Set along the Mississippi River and written in the vernacular of the day, Twain explores life in America prior to the Civil War. Although controversial for its use of racial stereotypes, Twain uses the adventures of Huck and his companion, the escaped slave Jim, to satirize slavery and the society that supported it. (Bantam)

Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic novel, The Scarlet Letter, has become an American favorite since it was first published in 1850. This "tale of human frailty and sorrow" set in early New England shows the effect of sin on three people—Hester Prynne, Arthur Dimmesdale, and Roger Chillingworth—and deals skillfully with such issues as guilt and redemption, hypocrisy and shame. (Bantam)

This American masterpiece by Herman Melville is considered one of the greatest sea stories ever written. Moby-Dick tells an engaging tale of vengeance and obsession and their effect on man. (Bantam)

The most popular of Henry James’s longer novels, The Portrait of a Lady examines the differences between Europe and America in this story about a young American woman who moves to England. James explores the clash between independence and responsibility as he tells the story of the heroine’s life in Europe. (Dover)

Teenage and adult readers will be inspired by this historical novel about a Dutch woman who is caught up in the terrors of the Spanish Inquisition during the 1500s. This lively and heart-rending story written by H. Rider Haggard in 1901 continues to remind readers of the value of religious liberty. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade 8th - Adult
Book, 443 pages

The life of Martin Luther is a stirring tale of God’s grace. Few men have influenced the Christian church more than Luther. This readable biography by J. A. Morrison provides an honest account of the accomplishments of this remarkable man of God. It contains maps and several illustrations. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 7th - 12th
Book, 122 pages

Advanced principles of grammar and creative writing, as well as spelling rules, are emphasized in this workbook. Creative writing activities include writing paragraphs, expository writing drills, and preparing a research paper. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 11th
Workbook, 127 pages

This U.S. history text, recently revised by Bob Jones University, provides students with a thorough overview of our nation’s history from a Christian perspective. Map skills and comprehension questions are listed throughout this four-color text. A helpful answer key and test packet are also available for separate purchase. (Bob Jones)

Grades: 11th–12th
Text, 706 pages

The United States History Study Guide is crucial for the successful completion of tests 13 and 14. Study Guide A addresses the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, while Study Guide B deals with Federalist 10 and Federalist 51. Each guide includes a brief review of the appropriate documents, has a list of terms students should know, and a set of review questions. The answers to the questions are found in the answer key.

Grades: 11th–12th
Booklet, 12 pages

This U.S. history text, recently revised by A Beka Book, provides students with a thorough overview of our nation’s history from a Christian perspective. Map skills and comprehension questions are listed throughout this four-color text. A helpful answer key and test packet are also available for separate purchase. (A Beka)

Grade 11th-12th
Text, 723 pages

This supplemental reader by Edmund J. Carpenter tells the story of the establishment of the Plymouth colony. Young people will understand the true motivations and struggles of the Pilgrims as they read this book. It contains several pictures and illustrations. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 9th - 12th
Book, 117 pages

This series by Gary DeMar provides students with a solid biblical basis for understanding the proper functions of church, civil, family, and self-government. Volume two studies various issues of government from a biblical perspective. It introduces the concept of worldview to students and then applies it to such concerns as sovereignty, economics, and poverty. The test packet also includes a test key. (American Vision)

Grade: 11th - Adult
Text, 247 pages

In this completely revised and expanded edition of Constitutional Law, Michael Farris takes his readers from the Constitutional Convention and the meaning of original intent to an in-depth analysis of pivotal Supreme Court decisions. He also explains how judicial tyranny is eroding our liberties. This hardcover edition is perfect for any home school high school government course and is a must-read for adults concerned about the future of our country. Constitutional Law for Enlightened Citizens will equip readers to reclaim this nation in the spirit of the American founding. (Home School Legal Defense Association)

This book by Dr. Gary North, president of the Institute for Christian Economics, will provide students with biblical principles regarding money and banking. Important issues such as inflation and deficit spending are covered with clarity and skill. (Christian Liberty Press)

Grade: 11th - Adult
Textbook, 160 pages

This colorful science text provides students with a comprehensive course of study in the field of chemistry. The text contains numerous in-book teaching/learning aids and has special exercises for more advanced students. (Bob Jones)

Grade: 11th
Text, 550 pages

Francis Schaeffer gives an introduction to a Christian philosophy of art. After tracing the arts in the Bible, Schaeffer provides principles and guidelines for a Christian approach. (InterVarsity Press)

Grade: 9th - 12th
Book, 63 pages