I am teaching classes through PathFinders Educational Collaborative, operating out of Glendora Community Church in Glendora, CA, and Foothill Vineyard Church in San Dimas, CA.
Real World Ready: Skills for Everyday Success
Instructors: Greg Wyatt & Crystal McLaughlin
Wednesdays, 1:15–2:15 PM
Foothill Vineyard Church, San Dimas
6th–8th
Fall 2026 & Spring 2027
$330 private pay | $383 via Homeschool Coaches
Vendored with Sage Oak, Blue Ridge & Granite Mountain
Real World Ready gives students a taste of what it means to be independent, capable, and prepared. Our motto is In Omnia Paratus — Ready for Anything. Over the course of the year, students learn a broad range of practical life skills, from the essentials of etiquette and conversation to jumpstarting a car, changing a tire, cooking basics, first aid, money management, and much more. Some lessons go home with students so parents can reinforce them in real-world settings.
Journalism & Yearbook
Instructor: Greg Wyatt
Wednesdays, 12:00–1:00 PM
Foothill Vineyard Church, San Dimas, Room 10
6th–8th
Fall 2026 & Spring 2027
$330 private pay | $383 via Homeschool Coaches
Vendored with Sage Oak, Blue Ridge & Granite Mountain
Students learn the fundamentals of journalism — advanced writing, interviewing, recognizing a story, and the art and science of photojournalism — while doing the real work of publishing a community newsletter each semester. Simultaneously, the class is responsible for the theme, layout, design, and much of the writing and photography for the PathFinders Compass yearbook. This class is run like a newsroom: fast-paced, hands-on, and built around real deadlines.
3D Design & Printing
Instructor: Greg Wyatt
Thursdays, 1:15–2:15 PM
Glendora Community Church, Glendora
6th–8th
Fall 2026 & Spring 2027
$350 private pay | $403 via Homeschool Coaches
Vendored with Sage Oak, Blue Ridge & Granite Mountain
This course covers the entire lifecycle of a product: from idea, through digital drafting and 3D modeling, to a finished physical object. Semester One focuses on engineering — students master FDM printer mechanics, material science, precision measurement, and CAD design in TinkerCAD. Semester Two shifts to art — students learn organic digital sculpting in Blender, use generative AI as a concept tool, and finish with post-processing techniques like sanding and painting. Students are required to have a 3D printer at home. See the full syllabus for detailed equipment and materials guidance before purchasing.