High School Labs

For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible—all things were created through him and for him. (Colossians 1:16)

Are you looking for a full year of high school science labs with a biblical worldview? Do you want the benefits of top-level instructors and resources that the Creation Museum offers?

The Creation Museum’s science lab program is designed to provide high school students with topic specific scientific principles through participation in 12 sessions of 24 hands-on labs.

Three high-school-level science lab courses are available for registration in the 2020–2021 school year (Registration opening soon):

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Forensic Science

Each course is uniquely designed to present the content through engaging and innovative lab experiences in our newly constructed educational science lab.

To complete your child’s registration for the High School Labs program, present your student's completed wavier, found below, at orientation or on the first day of classes.

Please contact us for more information. Registration is now open.

You can find answers to common questions on the High School FAQ page.

Please review the description and age requirements for each course below:

Biology

• 12 sessions (September–April), two two-hour labs per session totaling 24 labs. Dates:
  

  September 8, 2020
  September 22, 2020
  October 6, 2020
  October 20, 2020
  November 3, 2020
  January 12, 2021
  January 26, 2021
  February 9, 2021
  February 23, 2021
  March 9, 2021
  March 23, 2021
  April 6, 2021

• Full-day program from 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., lunch period included
• $299 per student (museum general admission is not required). Price includes all lab supplies, instructor, and parking pass.
• Students are required to purchase the BJU Biology Lab Manual, 5th ed. ISBN 978-1-62856-023-7
• Open to students in grades 9–12.
• Age requirement: 14 years and up
• Bring your own lunch or purchase an optional meal voucher during registration.
• A minimum of 20 students is required before the course will be offered.

To complete registration, please present this completed wavier at orientation or on the first day of class.

Chemistry

• 12 sessions (September–April), two two-hour labs per session totaling 24 labs. Dates:
  

  September 15, 2020
  September 29, 2020
  October 13, 2020
  October 27, 2020
  November 10, 2020
  January 19, 2021
  February 2, 2021
  February 16, 2021
  March 2, 2021
  March 16, 2021
  March 30, 2021
  April 13, 2021

• Full-day program from 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., lunch period included
• $349 per student (museum general admission is not required). Price includes all lab supplies, instructor, and parking pass.
• Open to students in grades 10–12.
• Age requirement: 15 years and up
• Additional requirements: scientific calculator and completed Algebra I
• Bring your own lunch or purchase an optional meal voucher during registration.
• A minimum of 20 students is required before the course will be offered.

To complete registration, please present this completed wavier at orientation or on the first day of class.

Forensic Science

• 12 sessions (September–April), two two-hour labs per session totaling 24 labs. Dates:
  

  September 10, 2020
  September 24, 2020
  October 8, 2020
  October 22, 2020
  November 5, 2020
  January 14, 2021
  January 28, 2021
  February 11, 2021
  February 25, 2021
  March 11, 2021
  March 25, 2021
  April 8, 2021

• Full-day program from 10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m., lunch period included
• $349 per student (museum general admission is not required). Price includes all lab supplies, instructor, and parking pass.
• Students are required to purchase the Basic Laboratory Exercises for Forensic Science, Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science 2nd ed. ISBN 978-0132623308
• Open to students in grades 10–12.
• Age requirement: 15 years and up
• Bring your own lunch or purchase an optional meal voucher during registration.
• A minimum of 20 students is required before the course will be offered.

To complete registration, please present this completed wavier at orientation or on the first day of class.