Club Registration

Pay annual member dues here. For more information on Alpha Rho, the Compass chapter of Eta Sigma Alpha, the National Homeschool Honor Society, see the chapter website. Note that there is an application and acceptance process before a student can pay chapter dues online. Chapter dues are $35.00 for enrolled Compass students, and there is a $2.00 credit card convenience fee for those paying online.

Sign up for the 2025-26 Checkmate Champs Chess Club. This is an afternoon club for homeschooled students in 2nd-8th grade that meets each Thursday from 3:00 pm- 4:00 pm for chess play. Compass students are asked to enroll and pay a $20.00 for club dues including for a club t-shirt. This is a one-time fee* for the 2025-26 year. For more information, see the club webpage. Activity fees are non-refundable. *Note: 2024-2025 members should check their family account for a discount code to use when signing up. This will deduct the cost of the t-shirt from this registration.

Welcome to the Compass Crochet Club- where creativity loops us together! Kids, tweens, and teens enjoy crochet because it's relaxing, hands-on, and lets them turn yarn into something uniquely their own. Whether they're stitching up scrunchies or crafting colorful creatures, it's even more fun when shared with friends in relaxing afternoon club. For new beginners, Crochet Club is run as a facilitated, quarter long workshop that teaches the fundamentals needed to get crafting. Second quarter, beginners will select from two projects: a big, bulky scarf using the single crochet and chain stitches plus a fringe stitch OR, a holiday garland that uses the Bubble Stitch to look like popcorn and cranberries. New students are welcome to join the club any quarter and will start at the first stitches and projects. Intermediate and advanced crocheters are invited to our weekly gathering. Beginners appreciate having role models and and extra set of hands. Intermediate and advanced crocheters can earn service hours by assisting the newer crafters. They may bring their own in-progress projects or may work on crochet projects for community service such as NICU infant hats, caps for the homeless, or blankets for Project Linus. For beginners, a $30.00* supply fee is due payable to the instructor on/before the first week of the club. (For 2nd quarter, $30.00 covers the popcorn and cranberry garland project. For the chunky scarf, the material fee will be $45.00.) Intermediate and advanced crocheters may enroll in the club for a nominal facility fee of $10.00 per quarter (see Activity Fees page).

Register here to participate in the Computer Tech Tinkerers Club which meets bi-weekly on Thursdays at Compass. There is no activity fee for Compass students to participate in the club. (A Compass student one who is currently enrolled in Compass classes.)

Selected members of the Compass Mock Trial Team must pay their team participation fee deposit here. This fee goes toward team registration, travel and accommodations for coaches to the state competition, copies, and team expenses. Students must be currently enrolled and maintain their enrollment in Compass Classes to participate. Note, when final expenses are reconciled, member may be invoiced for a balance of shared expenses. For more information on the Mock Trial Team, see the team web page. Note that there is an interview/ selection process for new members.

Sign up here to serve on the high school Party Planning Committee. Help make our teen Fall Party, Winter Ball, and Spring Prom a success. The committee selects a theme, decides on decor, choses a menu, makes items, advertises, sets up and cleans up and has lots of fun in the process. Teens must be enrolled as a current Compass student to participate.

Enjoy the camaraderie and cooperation of making music with others in a school band! Join the first homeschool band in the region at Compass. This section is for continuing beginner and advanced beginner musicians of brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments* Percussion students will continue their skills on the snare drum and mallet instruments (such as glockenspiel and xylophone). Continuing and advanced beginner woodwinds students will play the flute or clarinet or alto saxophone. Continuing and advanced beginner brass will play the trumpet, trombone, euphonium, French horn, or tuba. All band students will practice audiation skills and will play both cooperatively in the full band group and in break-out groups for differentiated instruction by part, by instrument, or by proficiency. Students in Band will meet together to continue to develop their skills on their selected instruments. To be considered for this section, students must have the following competencies on their chosen percussion, woodwind, or brass instrument: --Minimum of 4 months of playing experience (or semester 1); --A firm understanding of how to assemble and disassemble the instrument correctly; --Demonstrate proper instrument care; --Demonstrate correct posture, hand position, and embouchure (woodwinds); --Be able to play Hot Cross Buns in B-flat Major; --Be able to play at least one additional song in any key Students will need to rent or purchase an instrument and accessories for the band. See the linked list by instrument. Furthermore, students are expected to practice their instrument and pieces throughout the week. 15-30 minutes most days is recommended. For NEW students, there is a $33.00 supply fee due payable to Compass on/before the start of class for the "Do It! Play (a Band Instrument)" book and workbook and the sheet music songs used for the group band performance. RETURNING students will have a supply fee of $9.00 for sheet music.

Enjoy the camaraderie and cooperation of making music with others in a school band! Learn your instrument and get ready to join the first homeschool band in the region at Compass. Students in beginner winds will learn to play a woodwind [flute or clarinet (5th-12th grade) or alto saxophone (7th-12th grade only)] or brass instrument [trumpet, trombone, or euphonium (5th-8th grade) and French horn or tuba (7th-12th grade students only)]. They will learn how to hold their instruments with proper posture and hand position and correct embouchure (mouth position and blowing technique) for the instrument. Students will receive instruction on the parts of their instruments and how to safely, correctly, and independently assemble and clean them. Students will learn the fundamentals of music reading, and the group will practice short songs in Concert B-flat and Concert E-flat major (and their relative minors). Students will need to rent or purchase an instrument and accessories for the band. See the linked list by instrument. There is a $24.00 supply fee due payable to Compass on/before the start of class for the "Do It! Play (a Band Instrument)" book and workbook and group sheet music.

Middle School Social Club is a bi-weekly meet-up for tweens/young teens in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade (minimum age 11). The group will alternate between indoor activities at Compass and outdoor activities at the nearby Hailey M Smith Park. Example activities in the past include: field day games, board games & card games, decorating mini pumpkins, painting canvases, making personal pita pizzas, and icebreaker activities. This club is open only to students who are currently registered in a Compass class. Activities and calendar will be announced by email to those who are enrolled.  

Sign up here to join the High School Quiz Bowl Team. For more information on Quiz Bowl, see the club web page. The club is open to all area homeschooled kids in 9th-12th grade. There is a $130.00 activity fee for Compass students to participate which covers a team t-shirt, 3 tournament entries, team materials, and awards.

Sign up here to join the Middle School Quiz Bowl Team. For more information on Quiz Bowl, see the club web page. The club is open to all area homeschooled kids in 6th-8th grade. There is a $130.00 activity fee for Compass students to participate which covers a team t-shirt, 3 tournament entries, team materials, and awards.