Tenets of a Great Education
Student Path
LOWER
ELEMENTARY
UPPER
ELEMENTARY
Number Sense and Logic​
Learning the English Language
Science Discovery
Music, Dance, Art
Character, Citizenship, Culture
Mathematics
Experimenting with the English Language
Science and Scientists
Instruments and Group Dance
Texas History and Geography
Latin
Intro to Team Sports
Civics
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mathematics to Algebra
Practicing the English Language
Science
US Government
Spanish
Health and Nutrition
World History and Geography
Exploration Classes
HIGH SCHOOL
Advanced Mathematics
Mastering the English Language
Advanced Science
US History and Geography
World Religions
Economics
Language Other Than English
Health and Nutrition
Personal Fitness
Exploration Classes
Career Navigation
Life Skills Training Course
Civic Engagement
Dual Credit at LSC
Four Student Houses
Houses provide a special opportunity for students to learn how to work together, look out for each other, set goals together, and build strong bonds of trust and friendship. Each new student is assigned to a house in which they stay for the duration of their tenure at Traditions Education. The houses are named after four historically significant patriots who emulate the four cornerstones of our Mission Statement.
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Special Programs for Middle and High School Students
LIFE SKILLS TRAINING COURSE
All of our middle school students will participate in our Life Skills Training Course. This is a three year course designed to teach our students the skills they need to live life successfully and confidently during and after high school. The course covers the following nine units:
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Leaving Home
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Employment
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Auto Care and Maintenance
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Personal Management
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Home Repair and Maintenance
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Personal Finance
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First Aid and Emergencies
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Housekeeping
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Food Preparation
We invite homeschool students to join our Life Skills Training Course. If you are interested in this opportunity, please use the link below.
CAREER NAVIGATION
Career Navigation provides our high school students with a unique opportunity to make educated decisions about their career path before high school graduation. Several times each school year they will visit with professionals from a wide variety of career fields and industries. The purpose is to learn about the real-world application and experience of that profession, and to encourage students to start formulating a plan for their futures. Middle school student are invited to join our Career Navigation events, though it is not required. We also invite local homeschool students to join us.
Previous visits have introduced our students to the following professions/businesses: attorney, veterinarian, franchise restaurant owner, DHS, commercial airline pilot, computer software designer, hand gun machinist, welder, dentist, police officer, K-9 unit officer, Jimmy John's, Windows of Opportunity, Repair One Auto, and more!
If you would be interested in hosting a Career Navigation at your place of business so that our students can learn about your profession, please use the link below.