2026-27 Potter’s Clay at the Beacon Class Information
Fridays from 9:00-3:15 at Sunrise Church

Course Registration & Tuition Information

Explore our courses by category to find the class that best fits your student. Once you’ve made your selection, return to the registration page to complete enrollment.

After registering, you will receive an invoice that includes a $50 nonrefundable deposit required to secure your student’s seat.

All classes are offered in 16-week semesters. Families may enroll in one or both semesters at the time of registration to guarantee placement for the full year.

Please note: Class placement is not guaranteed until registration and deposit have been received.

We look forward to creating with you this year!

Tuition Rates per Semester

$200 Classes

Early Childhood Art (Supply Fee: $50)

Early Childhood Music (Supply Fee: $25)

$225 Classes

Audio Visual (Supply Fee: $25)

Crochet (Supply Fee: $20)

Elementary Art (Supply Fee: $50)

Elementary Music (Supply Fee: $25)

Junior High Art (Supply Fee: $50)

Middle School Art (Supply Fee: $50)

Middle School Music (Supply Fee: $25)

$275 Classes

Graphic Design (Supply Fee: $50)

High School Art (Supply Fee: $50)

Supply fees are listed in parentheses next to each class.

Payment Schedule:

A $50 nonrefundable deposit is due at the time of registration

to secure your student’s seat.

At registration, families will also pay for any optional items, including the art supply box and class t-shirt.

Tuition and supply fees are due as follows:

First Semester: August 14
Second Semester: December 4

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Studio Arts

Our award-winning Studio Art program offers a thoughtfully structured, age-appropriate education for students ages 4–18, building both artistic skill and creative confidence. Students engage a variety of media and techniques while developing a strong understanding of the elements of art and principles of design.

With a commitment to excellence that honors God, students are taught to see their creativity as a gift from their Creator. As they grow, they learn to use their artistic talents with purpose—creating work that communicates truth, reflects the beauty and order of God’s world, and points others to Christ.