Registration for the Gateway HSN Tuesday Co-op is completed online through Planning Center.

During registration you will:

• Complete your family and student information.

• Select Academic or Enrichment enrollment.

• Choose your student's classes.

• Indicate any textbook or curriculum selections.

• Select your preferred tuition payment plan.

Important Information

• Only the $50 annual registration fee per student is collected during registration.

• Tuition, curriculum, material fees, and any applicable textbook rentals will be invoiced after registration.

• Payment for curriculum and materials are due by August 25, 2026.

• Tuition may be paid monthly (September–May), by semester, or in full for the school year.

Academic Track

Students attend weekly live classes and complete assigned textbook work, homework, projects, and assessments. Gateway instructors plan the curriculum, teach each class, evaluate student work, and provide grades and feedback throughout the course.

Parents partner with Gateway by monitoring their student's progress, ensuring assignments are completed on time, and encouraging consistent participation and accountability.

Enrichment Track

Students attend the same weekly live classes and participate in classroom activities without the requirement to complete textbook work or homework for credit. Curriculum is recommended but optional for enrichment students.

Parents oversee their student's participation and may choose the level of additional work completed outside of class.

Tuition is the same for both Academic and Enrichment students. Families choose the level of participation that best fits their educational goals.

• 1 Course $40/month $162/semester $306/year

• 2 Courses $60/month $243/semester $459/year

• 3–4 Courses $85/month $344/semester $650/year

• 5–6 Courses $110/month $445/semester $841/year

• Each Additional Course Add $15/month Add $61/semester Add $115/year

Algebra 1 (HS)

Algebra 1 introduces students to the fundamental concepts of algebra including variables, expressions, equations, inequalities, functions, and graphing. The course emphasizes problem-solving and prepares students for higher-level math courses. Course utilizes Pearson MathXL online curriculum.

Academic

·         MathXL License – $25

Enrichment

·         IXL License $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science).  Individualized

Pre-Algebra (MS)

Pre-Algebra prepares students for higher-level math by introducing variables, expressions, equations, and basic geometry. Problem-solving and critical thinking are emphasized through real-world math applications using MathXL online curriculum.

Academic

·         MathXL License – $25

Enrichment

·         IXL License $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science).  Individualized

Basic Math Lab (MS)

This individualized course strengthens essential math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals. Using the IXL Learning curriculum, students work at their own pace to build a strong foundation for future math courses and everyday life.

Academic

·         IXL License – $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science) Individualized

Enrichment

·         Same as Academic

Geometry (HS)

Students explore the principles of geometry while developing logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Topics include geometric constructions, proofs, triangles, polygons, circles, coordinate geometry, area, volume, and introductory trigonometry. Uses Pearson MathXL online curriculum.

Academic

·         MathXL License – $25

Enrichment

·         IXL License $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science) Individualized

English: Philosophy Adventure (HS)

Using Philosophy Adventure: Pre-Socratics by Stacy Farrell, students explore the foundations of Western philosophy while developing composition, critical thinking, and communication skills. Through reading, discussion, journaling, creative writing, and Writer's Workshops, students strengthen the writing process while examining the ideas of early philosophers. This course fulfills a high school English Composition credit and may also qualify as a Philosophy elective at the parent's discretion.

Academic

·         ISBN 9781937494018 – Philosophy Adventure

·         Textbook Rental – $30 or provide your own copy.

Enrichment

·         Textbook optional.

English: Writing with the Great Thinkers (MS)

Students develop reading comprehension, grammar, composition, and communication skills while being introduced to some of history’s greatest thinkers. Grammar instruction is individualized through the IXL, while class discussions and writing assignments build critical thinking skills and prepare students for future English and philosophy studies.

Academic

·         No textbook required.

·         IXL License – $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science).

Enrichment

·     IXL License – $30 (one IXL license covers English, Math, and Science).

Ancient Civilizations (HS)

Students explore the rise and development of the world's earliest civilizations from Mesopotamia through Ancient Rome. Through reading, discussions, maps, videos, hands-on projects, and historical investigations, students examine the cultures, governments, religions, inventions, and influential people that shaped the ancient world. The course encourages critical thinking as students make connections between ancient civilizations and their lasting impact on today's world.

Academic

·         ISBN 9781606821909 – BJU World History, 4th Edition

·         Textbook Rental – $20 or provide your own copy.

Enrichment

·         Textbook optional.

Exploring Ancient Civilizations (MS)

Students journey through the ancient world from Mesopotamia through Ancient Rome while discovering the people, cultures, inventions, and events that shaped history through engaging readings, maps, videos, discussions, and hands-on activities.

Academic

·         ISBN 9781591665656 – BJU Heritage Studies 6, 3rd Edition

·         Textbook Rental – $12 or provide your own copy.

Enrichment

·         Textbook optional.

Integrated Science: Chemistry/Physics (HS)

Students explore matter, motion, energy, chemistry, and physics through readings, videos, interactive learning, and weekly laboratory investigations. This college-preparatory course emphasizes hands-on laboratory experiences.

Academic

·         ISBN 9780130699886 – Prentice Hall Concepts in Action

·         Book Rental – $10 or provide your own copy.

·         Lab Fee – $50

·         Alternate reading plan available using BJU Physical Science 5th Edition (parent provides textbook).

Enrichment

·         Lab Fee – $50

·         Textbook optional.

Physical Science (MS)

Students build a strong foundation in physical science through reading, discussions, educational videos, projects, and weekly laboratory investigations. Topics include matter, energy, motion, forces, chemistry, and physics. IXL Learning reinforces key concepts, while experiments and hands-on activities help students apply scientific principles and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Academic

·         ISBN 9780133668605 – Science Explorer Physical Science

·         Book Rental – $15 or provide your own copy.

·         IXL License – $30

·         Lab Fee – $50

Enrichment

·         Lab Fee – $50

·         Textbook optional.

Career Planning (HS)

Students discover their strengths, interests, and career possibilities while exploring a variety of career clusters and industries. Through career research, goal setting, and planning activities, students create a personalized roadmap from high school to future education and employment. Students also develop practical skills such as résumé writing, interview preparation, and professional communication that will benefit them in both college and the workplace. This eDynamic Career and Technical Education (CTE) course helps students develop the skills and confidence needed to make informed decisions about their future.

Academic

·eDynamic Learning CTE Curriculum License – $65 (includes access to all CTE curriculum for the year; tuition not included).

Enrichment

·         No curriculum fee.

Culinary Arts (HS)

Students develop foundational culinary skills while learning kitchen safety, food preparation techniques, nutrition, food science, and the cultural influences of cuisine. Through hands-on cooking labs, demonstrations, and practical kitchen experiences, students gain confidence in food preparation while exploring professionalism, teamwork, leadership, and kitchen ethics.

Academic

·         eDynamic Learning CTE Curriculum License – $65 (includes access to all CTE curriculum for the year; tuition not included).

·         Supply Fee – $25

Enrichment

·         Supply Fee – $25

Graphic Arts – Canva (MS/HS)

Students develop creative and practical digital design skills through hands-on, project-based learning using Canva. Projects include presentations, infographics, timelines, posters, and other visual communication projects.

Academic

·        $10 Material Fee

·         Students use a free Canva account.

Enrichment

·       $10 Material Fee

·         Students use a free Canva account.