Junior High (Ages 11-14) & High School (Ages 14+)

  • Assist young adults in the understanding of oneself in wider and wider frames of reference

  • Provide a context for practical application of academics

  • Emphasize the development of self-expression, true self-reliance, and agility in interpersonal relationships

Classes take place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday each week. Students are highly encouraged to participate in the full three day schedule, however they may also choose to register for a two day or a single day schedule.

Junior High & High School students focus on topics similar to our Upper Elementary age-range with more in-depth comprehension and practice. Maintaining a hands-on, collaborative approach to learning, students explore concepts related to STEM, art and creativity, humanities, critical thinking, and problem-solving. We offer different classes each semester and create a four-class schedule that offers a balance of these core studies.

Monday Class Schedule

Scroll over class names to view class descriptions and instructors. 

Junior High

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Could It Happen?

Zombies, flying cars, invisibility, mind reading, robot helpers, underwater cities, and life on Mars may sound like science fiction, but could they become reality? Students will investigate the real science behind superpowers, futuristic transportation, artificial intelligence, unusual disasters, future humans, and space exploration. They’ll put ideas to the test, tackle design challenges, and separate scientific possibilities from movie magic. Discover what’s already being developed, what might become part of our future, and what could remain firmly in the world of fiction!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Brushstrokes

In this course, students will learn the basics of acrylic painting through step-by-step instructions and guided projects. Students will explore different painting techniques, color mixing, brushwork, and layering while learning how to use acrylic paints and materials. Through guided activities, students will build their artistic skills, develop confidence, and create their own works of art.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Bizarre Art

Bizarre Art invites curious young creators on an extraordinary journey through the most mysterious, eccentric, and unconventional art movements past and present. From medieval visual riddles and Renaissance optical illusions to 20th-century Surrealism and contemporary installations, this course explores how master artists throughout history have used the weird and wonderful to challenge perception, tell stories, and push creative boundaries. Through interactive virtual museum tours, captivating historical context, and guided studio projects, students will discover the fascinating stories behind famous masterpieces and transform unconventional concepts into their own original works of art.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Fossil Hunters

Calling all dinosaur detectives! Travel back in time to explore mighty dinosaurs, amazing prehistoric creatures, and the clues they left behind. Students will examine fossils, compare teeth and footprints, and discover how scientists piece together the past. Use prehistoric evidence to uncover what ancient animals ate, how they moved, and what their world might have looked like. From giant land animals to creatures that swam in ancient seas, there’s a prehistoric world waiting to be uncovered!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Medieval Times

Step into a world of knights, kingdoms, and epic adventures! In this fun, hands-on course, students become knights-in-training, each representing a medieval kingdom. Along the way, they’ll design shields, learn the code of chivalry, explore maps, and take on exciting challenges to protect their realm. Every class is filled with storytelling and creative activities that bring the Middle Ages to life. Inspired by real history as well as legendary figures like King Arthur, students will explore castles, feasts, myths and legends, and even survive events like the Black Death. 

Instructor: Ms. Ashley

Cabinet of Curiosities

Long before modern museums were built, world explorers, ancient scientists, and brave travelers gathered their favorite treasures into real-life "Cabinets of Curiosities"—special rooms or wooden boxes filled with strange fossils, secret codes, ancient coins, and mysterious everyday objects!  From unicorn horns to dragon teeth, skeleton keys to sacred scrolls this class explores all things curious throughout history. Students will have the opportunity to create their own “Cabinets” with items that amaze and inspire them.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Dead Men Tell No Tales

Set sail on a hands-on pirate adventure powered by science, creativity, and a bit of daring! Explore open-ocean navigation, ocean forces, and the challenges real pirates faced at sea through building, experimenting, and design challenges. With all-new spring adventures and a spark of inspiration from stories like One Piece, students will use science, engineering, and creativity to chart their course across the rogue seas.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Game On

Get ready to move, play, and have fun! This high-energy class is packed with exciting games, friendly competition, and teamwork. From classic playground favorites to new challenges, there’s always something fun in store! Students should wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for active play.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

High School

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Student Government

Ever wonder how we function as a society? Come learn about the structure and workings of our government. This class will not only teach students about government but will also give them real life positions and responsibilities to assist with the every day functioning of our school. Students will have the opportunity to run for leadership positions including but not limited: School President, Vice President, Secretary, or to be appointed to positions such as hall monitor and crossing guard. Students will receive daily tasks as well as assist leadership in planning school events. Students responsibilities will be limited to Mondays.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Medieval Times

Step into a world of knights, kingdoms, and epic adventures! In this fun, hands-on course, students become knights-in-training, each representing a medieval kingdom. Along the way, they’ll design shields, learn the code of chivalry, explore maps, and take on exciting challenges to protect their realm. Every class is filled with storytelling and creative activities that bring the Middle Ages to life. Inspired by real history as well as legendary figures like King Arthur, students will explore castles, feasts, myths and legends, and even survive events like the Black Death.

Instructor: Ms. Ashley

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Game On

In this art therapy inspired class, students will explore emotions through painting and drawing while responding to different types of music. Lessons will encourage students to express how sound, rhythm, and mood influence their creative choices, including color, line, and composition. The class focuses on using art as a tool for reflection, creativity, and emotional understanding rather than creating “perfect” artworks.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

History Through Literature: To Kill A Mockingbird

In this course, students will explore the deep historical intersections of Harper Lee’s classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, and the real-world history of the American South. By examining the 1930s Great Depression era, Jim Crow laws, and the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement alongside the text, learners will analyze how literature both reflects and shapes historical memory. Through lively discussions, primary source analyses, and critical writing, students will deepen their understanding of justice, empathy, and social change in American history.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Brushstrokes

In this course, students will learn the basics of acrylic painting through step-by-step instructions and guided projects. Students will explore different painting techniques, color mixing, brushwork, and layering while learning how to use acrylic paints and materials. Through guided activities, students will build their artistic skills, develop confidence, and create their own works of art.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Dead Men Tell No Tales

Set sail on a hands-on pirate adventure powered by science, creativity, and a bit of daring! Explore open-ocean navigation, ocean forces, and the challenges real pirates faced at sea through building, experimenting, and design challenges. With all-new spring adventures and a spark of inspiration from stories like One Piece, students will use science, engineering, and creativity to chart their course across the rogue seas.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Cabinet of Curiosities

Sharpen your persuasion skills while exploring the art of negotiation! In this interactive class,

students will learn and practice real-world negotiation techniques to make deals, reach

agreements, and settle contracts. Using creativity, strategy, and communication, you’ll discover how to find win-win solutions and become a confident negotiator.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Bizarre Art

Bizarre Art invites curious young creators on an extraordinary journey through the most

mysterious, eccentric, and unconventional art movements past and present. From medieval visual riddles and Renaissance optical illusions to 20th-century Surrealism and contemporary

installations, this course explores how master artists throughout history have used the weird and wonderful to challenge perception, tell stories, and push creative boundaries. Through interactive virtual museum tours, captivating historical context, and guided studio projects, students will discover the fascinating stories behind famous masterpieces and transform unconventional concepts into their own original works of art.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Tuesday Class Schedule

Scroll over class names to view class descriptions and instructors. 

Junior High

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Time Travelers

In this fun and imaginative class, students become time travelers on a journey through the ancient world. Along the way, they will discover rivers, deserts, mountains, and seas, and learn how these features helped shape some of the very first civilizations. From the Nile River in Egypt to the mountains of Greece and the busy trade routes of The Silk Road, each class is a new adventure to a different place in history. This class is full of hands-on fun, including art projects, map-making, building activities, and simple roleplay games. Students will even visit the famous Wonders of the Ancient World and create their own! This course is all about curiosity, creativity, and having a great time while learning about geography through the stories of the past.

Instructor: Ms. Ashleey

World on Fire: WWII

Get ready for liftoff! Explore the wonders of space while learning about the phases of the moon, day and night, seasons, the solar system, and what stars really are. Discover how space exploration works, including astronaut training and

This  YEAR-LONG course offers a comprehensive exploration of the most transformative conflict in human history, tracing the path from the fragile peace of the 1930s to the final echoes of the atomic age. Students will examine the strategic turning points of the European and Pacific theaters while diving deep into the lived experiences of soldiers, resistance fighters, and civilians on the home front. Beyond the battles, we will analyze the ethical dilemmas of total war and the shifting ideologies that redrew the map of the world. By investigating primary sources and survivor testimonies, learners will gain a profound understanding of how the "world on fire" forged the international landscape we inhabit today.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Beyond the Masterpiece

Every legendary painting has a story—and some are wilder, more mysterious, and more

unbelievable than fiction! Beyond the Masterpiece combines captivating art history with

hands-on studio fundamentals, taking young artists behind the scenes of the world’s most iconic artworks. Students will discover the dramatic adventures, surprising rivalries, tragic twists, and quirky habits of history's greatest artists—from Van Gogh and Da Vinci to Frida Kahlo and beyond. Best of all, students don't just study these legendary works—they use these incredible stories and fundamental techniques as inspiration to create their very own original art masterpieces!

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Eco Adventures

Ready to explore the planet, tackle environmental challenges, and invent creative solutions? Students will investigate ecosystems, discover how people affect wildlife and the environment, and explore how engineers can learn from nature. They’ll design plastic-free packaging, explore energy from the sun and wind, and transform discarded materials in a Trash-to-Treasure Invention Lab. Each adventure offers opportunities to build, test, and solve problems. Along the way, students will discover how science, imagination, and engineering work together to protect the natural world, one Eco Adventure at a time!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Sports Lab

Get ready to play, build, and discover the science behind sports! Students will explore how motion, balance, bounce, and accuracy affect everything from a perfect shot to an unexpected rebound. Along the way, we’ll join in March Madness fun, design team jerseys or logos, and learn how nutrition and hydration help athletes perform. Our featured project challenges students to become inventors and game designers as they create, test, and improve an original outdoor game for classmates to play. Teamwork, creativity, and good sportsmanship bring it all together. No athletic experience needed!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Drawing Fundamentals

In this course, students will learn the foundations of drawing through guided lessons and hands-on projects. We will explore different drawing techniques, including shading, line work, and perspective. Students will strengthen their observation skills, explore their creativity, and develop confidence in their artistic abilities. By the end of this class, students will be an expert on drawing realistic objects including living and nonliving things!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Squad Games

Ready... set... team up! This high-energy class uses games and challenges to build teamwork, strategy, and problem-solving skills in a fun, low-pressure environment. Inspired by Squid Game (minus the danger!) this class mixes cooperative games, classic team-building challenges, and minute-to-win-it competitions to encourage creativity, collaboration, and confidence.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Logic & Strategy

Want to know what it takes to outsmart a puzzle, outthink an opponent, or solve a tricky riddle? In Logic & Strategy, Upper Elementary students will sharpen their minds through board games, tabletop adventures, riddles, word problems, and puzzles. Students will practice critical thinking, creative problem-solving, planning ahead, and making strategic decisions, all while having fun! Whether working independently or teaming up with classmates, students will discover that the best victories come from thinking carefully, trying new ideas, and learning from every challenge.

Instructor: Ms. Christine

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

High School

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

The World Uncovered 

Students will explore capital cities around the world by researching their famous monuments, historical landmarks, culture, and interesting facts. Through guided research and creative presentations, students will discover what makes each capital unique and learn about the history, traditions, and stories behind these fascinating places.

Instructor: Ms. Christine

Squad Games

Ready... set... team up! This high-energy class uses games and challenges to build teamwork, strategy, and problem-solving skills in a fun, low-pressure environment. Inspired by Squid Game (minus the danger!) this class mixes cooperative games, classic team-building challenges, and minute-to-win-it competitions to encourage creativity, collaboration, and confidence.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

World on Fire: WWII

This  YEAR-LONG course offers a comprehensive exploration of the most transformative conflict in human history, tracing the path from the fragile peace of the 1930s to the final echoes of the atomic age. Students will examine the strategic turning points of the European and Pacific theaters while diving deep into the lived experiences of soldiers, resistance fighters, and civilians on the home front. Beyond the battles, we will analyze the ethical dilemmas of total war and the shifting ideologies that redrew the map of the world. By investigating primary sources and survivor testimonies, learners will gain a profound understanding of how the "world on fire" forged the international landscape we inhabit today.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Monsters Between the Pages

This course explores the terrifying, tragic, and fascinating monsters that have haunted human imagination from ancient epics to modern horror. Students will analyze how literary beasts—ranging from mythic creatures and Gothic horrors to cosmic entities and psychological monsters—reflect the shifting anxieties, moral dilemmas, and societal pressures of their eras.  Through primary sources we will examine what these creatures reveal about human nature and why we remain so captivated by the dark unknown.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Drawing Fundamentals

In this course, students will learn the foundations of drawing through guided lessons and hands-on projects. We will explore different drawing techniques, including shading, line work, and perspective. Students will strengthen their observation skills, explore their creativity, and develop confidence in their artistic abilities. By the end of this class, students will be an expert on drawing realistic objects including living and nonliving things!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Time Travelers

In this fun and imaginative class, students become time travelers on a journey through the ancient world. Along the way, they will discover rivers, deserts, mountains, and seas, and learn how these features helped shape some of the very first civilizations. From the Nile River in Egypt to the mountains of Greece and the busy trade routes of The Silk Road, each class is a new adventure to a different place in history. This class is full of hands-on fun, including art projects, map-making, building activities, and simple roleplay games. Students will even visit the famous Wonders of the Ancient World and create their own! This course is all about curiosity, creativity, and having a great time while learning about geography through the stories of the past.

Instructor: Ms. Ashley

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Logic & Strategy

riddle? In Logic & Strategy, Upper Elementary students will sharpen their minds through board games, tabletop adventures, riddles, word problems, and puzzles. Students will practice critical thinking, creative problem-solving, planning ahead, and making strategic decisions, all while having fun! Whether working independently or teaming up with classmates, students will discover that the best victories come from thinking carefully, trying new ideas, and learning from every challenge.

Instructor: Ms. Christine

Beyond the Masterpiece

Every legendary painting has a story—and some are wilder, more mysterious, and more

unbelievable than fiction! Beyond the Masterpiece combines captivating art history with

hands-on studio fundamentals, taking young artists behind the scenes of the world’s most iconic artworks. Students will discover the dramatic adventures, surprising rivalries, tragic twists, and quirky habits of history's greatest artists—from Van Gogh and Da Vinci to Frida Kahlo and beyond. Best of all, students don't just study these legendary works—they use these incredible stories and fundamental techniques as inspiration to create their very own original art masterpieces!

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field


Wednesday Class Schedule

Scroll over class names to view class descriptions and instructors. 

Junior High

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Down the Nile

Students become archaeologists, artists, inventors and storytellers as they uncover ancient Egypt through mini-lessons, team missions and exciting take-home art. Each week includes an interactive challenge and a hands-on craft.

Instructor: Ms. Ashley

Team Sports

In this class, we are going to be learning and playing different types of team sports and unique indoor & outdoor games. Students will compete and work together in a variety of sports including wiffle ball, kickball, soccer, capture the flag, and much more!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Mindful Art

In today’s fast-paced world, art can be a wonderful, peaceful haven! Mindful Art provides a

relaxing and encouraging studio environment where young artists can unwind, focus, and express themselves through calming, meditative art forms. Centered around process over perfection, this course invites students to discover the therapeutic joy of creating art at their own rhythm while developing patience, mindfulness, and fine motor skills. Throughout the session, participants explore a variety of tactile, soothing artistic mediums—including diamond painting, intricate mandala designs, zen-tangle pattern drawing, watercolor color-bleeding techniques, and smooth clay modeling. Through gentle, guided projects, students learn how repetitive patterns, satisfying textures, and intentional color choices can help calm the mind, reduce stress, and spark personal creativity in a peaceful space.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Mock Trial

Learn all about the trial process as students put on their very own mock trial! Students will learn how a trial works, the key players and roles, and how to perform those roles. This course will work on public speaking and presentation skills, logic and critical thinking skills, analytical skills, organization of information, and so much more!

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Backstage Pass

Step into the exciting world of pop music and discover everything that happens both onstage and behind the scenes! Students will create a pop-star identity, take headshots, design album covers and fan merchandise, explore stage lighting, make instrument-inspired crafts, and discover how music creates different moods. They’ll also try songwriting, create choreography, test their pop-star trivia knowledge, and work together to plan, perform, and film short music videos. The semester wraps up with a red-carpet celebration and awards show. Students may choose performing or behind-the-scenes roles, so no singing or dancing experience is required!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Reigns of Terror

By examining history’s most destructive regimes, students will analyze how unchecked power, extreme ideology, and authoritarian control resulted in unprecedented mass suffering. Students will investigate the reign of figures such as Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Pol Pot to evaluate the mechanics of state control, propaganda, and total political repression. By analyzing primary source documents, historical data, and political frameworks, the class explores the social conditions that allow tyranny to rise and the human toll left in its wake.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Famous Scientists

Meet the scientists behind some of the most fascinating discoveries and breakthroughs in history! Each week, students will explore a different scientist, uncover the questions they asked, and investigate the ideas that changed our understanding of the world. Through hands-on activities, experiments, and scientific challenges, students will bring their discoveries to life and connect them to the science we use today. With a brand-new lineup of scientists and discoveries, every week brings something new to explore!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Spy Games

Step into the secret world of spies and undercover agents! Students will explore the science, engineering, history, and problem-solving skills behind real and fictional spy missions. They will build and test spy gadgets, practice camouflage, disguise, and observation skills, create and decode secret messages, investigate security systems and combination locks, and learn about famous spies and escape artists. Each week, students will complete laser mazes, escape challenges, and exciting team missions that put their new agent skills to the test.

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

High School

8:45 - 9:10

Drop Off

9:10 - 10:00

First Period

10:00 -10:50

Second Period

10:50 - 11:20

Lunch

11:20 - 11:50

Break

11:50 - 12:40

Third Period

12:40 - 1:30

Fourth Period

1:30 - 1:45

Pick Up

Choice 1

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Greek Mythology

Step into the fascinating world of Greek mythology! Explore the captivating stories of gods, goddesses, heroes, and mythical creatures while uncovering the deeper meanings and lessons behind these ancient legends. Discover how these timeless tales have influenced history, culture, and the world we know today!

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Down the Nile

Students become archaeologists, artists, inventors and storytellers as they uncover ancient Egypt through mini-lessons, team missions and exciting take-home art. Each week includes an interactive challenge and a hands-on craft.

Instructor: Ms. Ashley

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Reigns of Terror

By examining history’s most destructive regimes, students will analyze how unchecked power, extreme ideology, and authoritarian control resulted in unprecedented mass suffering. Students will investigate the reign of figures such as Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Pol Pot to evaluate the mechanics of state control, propaganda, and total political repression. By analyzing primary source documents, historical data, and political frameworks, the class explores the social conditions that allow tyranny to rise and the human toll left in its wake.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Critical Conversations

In this HS-only course students will openly discuss critical issues facing their generation. Themes will range from philosophy (existentialism and ethics) to current day societal issues such as, climate change and artificial intelligence. Through active listening and respectful dialog, students will have a safe place to voice their opinions and thoughts.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field

Choice 2

Drop off

Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field

Team Sports

In this class, we are going to be learning and playing different types of team sports and unique indoor & outdoor games. Students will compete and work together in a variety of sports including wiffle ball, kickball, soccer, capture the flag, and much more!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Famous Scientists

Meet the scientists behind some of the most fascinating discoveries and breakthroughs in history! Each week, students will explore a different scientist, uncover the questions they asked, and investigate the ideas that changed our understanding of the world. Through hands-on activities, experiments, and scientific challenges, students will bring their discoveries to life and connect them to the science we use today. With a brand-new lineup of scientists and discoveries, every week brings something new to explore!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Break

Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Mock Trial

Learn all about the trial process as students put on their very own mock trial! Students will learn how a trial works, the key players and roles, and how to perform those roles. This course will work on public speaking and presentation skills, logic and critical thinking skills, analytical skills, organization of information, and so much more!

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Mindful Art

In today’s fast-paced world, art can be a wonderful, peaceful haven! Mindful Art provides a

relaxing and encouraging studio environment where young artists can unwind, focus, and express themselves through calming, meditative art forms. Centered around process over perfection, this course invites students to discover the therapeutic joy of creating art at their own rhythm while developing patience, mindfulness, and fine motor skills. Throughout the session, participants explore a variety of tactile, soothing artistic mediums—including diamond painting, intricate mandala designs, zen-tangle pattern drawing, watercolor color-bleeding techniques, and smooth clay modeling. Through gentle, guided projects, students learn how repetitive patterns, satisfying textures, and intentional color choices can help calm the mind, reduce stress, and spark personal creativity in a peaceful space.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field