Economics (10th-12th) - Spring Semester

High School Economics

Grades: 10^th-12^th  

Through engaging discussions, case studies, and real-world applications, students will learn how economic systems function and how individuals, businesses, and governments make financial decisions. They will also explore ethical considerations in economic policy, the impact of globalization, and the responsibilities of personal Christian financial stewardship.

By the end of the course, students will develop critical thinking skills to analyze economic issues, understand the implications of financial choices, and apply economic principles in their personal and professional lives, all while considering how to honor God through wise economic decision-making.

Cost Per Semester: $300

Textbook, workbooks, or materials needed for class: 

BJU Press Life Economics (3^rd Edition) ISBN-13: 97-81606828779

Payment Methods: 

Venmo: @laurenillescas   

Zelle: [email protected]

Check made out to: Lauren Illescas

Email:  [email protected]

Bio: Lauren Illescas is excited to teach Economics at PC Prep. She has three years of homeschooling experience and a passion for making complex concepts accessible and engaging for students. She holds both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Concordia University Irvine and serves as an adjunct professor in Concordia’s Master’s in Healthcare Administration program, where she has taught Economics at the graduate level. Lauren is native of Orange County, a mother of four, and a pastor’s wife.