Art Series
Classes run in 6–8 week series, each with a unique focus, and are intentionally limited to 12 students. This allows for hands-on instruction, personal attention, and a learning community modeled after the intentional teaching of Jesus—where students are known, supported, and encouraged to grow.
March 20th-April 24th, 2026
This spring, students will step outside the classroom and into nature. Inspired by artists like Andy Goldsworthy, this immersive series invites students to create meaningful artwork using natural and found materials—working outdoors in all types of weather (excluding major storms).
Through guided lessons and weekly techniques, students learn to think like artists as they plan, build, and reflect on their work. Artist studies are completed at home, freeing our in-person time for exploration, creativity, and hands-on making in nature.
Each class begins with a short devotional, reflecting on the beauty of God’s creation, the fleeting nature of art, and the call to store up treasure in heaven. This is a one-of-a-kind, faith-filled art experience not found anywhere else.
$480
Summer, 2026
This summer, students will explore the natural connection between science and art—two disciplines rooted in curiosity, discovery, and the wonder of God’s creation. In this 8-week series, students investigate scientific concepts while creating hands-on art projects inspired by the laws and beauty God built into the world.
Each lesson includes a short at-home presentation introducing the science behind the project, allowing in-class time to focus on planning, experimentation, and creative making. Classes begin with a brief devotional and review before students dive into their work together.
This intentionally small-group experience is limited to just 12 students, offering meaningful instruction, thoughtful exploration, and a truly unique approach to learning science through creativity.
$640
About Agape Arts Alternative Learning
Meet the Teacher!
Hi, I’m Mrs. Morgan—artist, educator, and homeschooling mom.
My heart is to help students discover and develop their God-given gifts while grounding their creativity in biblical truth. Art has been part of my life since childhood, beginning at Bak Middle School of the Arts and continuing through A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, where my love for both technical skill and creative exploration was deeply shaped.
Since then, I’ve worked as a portrait artist and illustrator, exploring a wide range of artistic media, while also discovering that my greatest joy comes from teaching. I was blessed to serve as the Creative Arts Program Manager at Urban Youth Impact, where God revealed a unique calling: creating thoughtful, engaging curriculum that intentionally pairs hands-on learning with biblical truth.
As a homeschooling mom, I understand the desire parents have for meaningful education—learning that nurtures the whole child, fosters creativity, builds character, and strengthens faith. Agape Arts was created from that heart: a place where students are known, encouraged, challenged, and inspired to grow with confidence and purpose.
If art is my first love, teaching is a very close second—and I can’t wait to learn, create, and grow alongside your family.