Students enrolled in Enlightium’s Enrichment Program:
Enrichment students use their creativity, critical thinking, and knowledge they have learned to participate in a weekly enrichment activity. These activities will range from writing, to science experiments, to activities where students will employ knowledge from every subject in order to complete a task or project.
Enrichment Program Schedule 2021-2022
Students meet at 4224 E. Fourth Ave, Spokane, Washington, 99202. The Enrichment Program follows the regular school calendar.
On Enrichment days, Enlightium provides a computer workstation for students in grades 3-12, while students in grades 1-2 work from their textbooks. Students should arrive by 9 am and bring their Bible, notebooks, pencils, and pens. Students also need to bring their own snacks and a bottle of water, as meals are not provided.
Attendance is tracked in the Enrichment Program, so the group teacher must be informed of any absences via email no later than the day before.
2021-2022 Enrichment Sessions Schedule
Enrichment Program Teacher Support
Support Package | Monday-Thursday Teacher Availability | Add-On Fee |
---|---|---|
Primary School | N/A | $1,000/Year* |
Bronze | Standard Bronze Teacher Support | $1,000/Year* |
Silver | Standard Silver Teacher Support | $1,000/Year* |
Silver + | Standard Silver+ Teacher Support | $1,000/Year* |
Gold | Standard Gold Teacher Support | $1,000/Year* |
Diamond | 12:15 - 1:45 pm PT and/or via scheduled appointment with the teacher directly |
✔ |
Sapphire Live | Standard Sapphire Support | ✔ |
Enrichment Program teachers instruct students in grades 3-12 in all of their core courses. Enrichment Program teacher availability throughout the week is dependent on the student’s teacher support package.
*Add-on Fee Details:
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Mr. Aaron Sylvia graduated with a Masters in Teaching Elementary degree from Western Governors University. He holds his undergraduate degree in business from Whitworth University.
Prior to teaching, Mr. Sylvia was highly involved in ministry: having developed teams, trained leaders, and served as part of a team that planted a church in Spokane, WA. He has led a mission trip, been an associate pastor, a youth pastor, and an innovative part of structuring different ministries and teams. He was called into ministry in 2005 which he has been pursuing ever since. In 2018 the Lord put on Mr. Sylvia’s heart to go into teaching.
“That which we have seen and heard we proclaim also to you, so that you too may have fellowship with us; and indeed our fellowship is with the Father and with his Son Jesus Christ. And we are writing these things so that our joy may be complete.”
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Miss Heather Talmage received her Bachelors of Biblical Studies in Elementary Education from The Crown College of the Bible in Powell, TN. She received her Masters of Education in Teaching and Learning: Early Childhood Education from Liberty University. Miss Talmage is ACSI certified.
Miss Talmage has been in education for approximately 22 years and has taught various grade levels in the Elementary division in California, Hawaii, and Washington State. In addition to teaching, Miss Talmage has spent some time in administration as a vice principal of grades K-6.
She grew up in Washington State and within the last couple of years has returned home after having lived in Hawaii for 17 years. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, reading, being outdoors, singing, and teaching.
“The LORD will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.”
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Mrs. Spine received her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Fine Arts from St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, the premier art university in Russia with a major in Visual Arts. She was a professor of Drawing and Painting, as well as a member of the Acceptance Committee for the entrance exams at St. Petersburg State University, one of Russia’s most prestigious universities. She taught there for 11 years, then moved to America in 2016. She also ran her own art school which catered to students of different ages. She is a member of the Union of Artists in Russia and has taken part in city-wide, country-wide, and international art exhibitions.
She loves her family, her profession, and is very grateful for the many blessings and opportunities that have been given to her in her life. She lives with her husband, Charles, and their son, Nikolai, in Spokane, Washington. She likes different sports activities, especially out in nature: cycling, camping, hiking, and kayaking. The gorgeous natural environment of Greater Spokane is such an inspiration!
“But go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy and not sacrifice.’ For I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners, to repentance.”