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 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:45

Break

10:45 -11:00

Second Period

11:00 - 11:50

Lunch

11:50 - 12:10

Third Period

12:10 - 12:40

Break

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

Masterpiece Mashup

In Masterpiece Mashup, students will explore the styles of two influential artists and blend their techniques to create a unique, hybrid artwork. By studying art history and experimenting with different mediums, they’ll discover how contrasting artistic visions can come together in an original masterpiece.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Engineering Lab

In this engineering class, students will explore the exciting world of simple machines through the lens of Phineas and Ferb. They’ll learn how levers, pulleys, inclined planes, and wheels work, and apply these concepts to create inventions like improved back scratchers and windmills. Students will also collaborate to build a class-wide Rube Goldberg machine, testing their knowledge and teamwork in a fun, chaotic finale!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Team Sports

In this class we are going to be playing and learning about different types of team sports and unique 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

Wetlands & Wildways

Dive into the fascinating world of wetlands—where land, water, and wildlife collide to form one of Earth's most essential ecosystems. Students will explore hydrology, ecology, and environmental chemistry through experiments, nature observations, and creative projects. Topics include water cycles, food webs, plant and animal adaptations, human impact, and conservation science. A great class for budding environmental scientists and nature lovers!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

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

Treasure Hunters

“We’re going to steal the Declaration of Independence.” Just kidding, but we are going to go on a treasure hunt to find historical items just like it. In this class, we will be discussing historical vs. fictional versions of famous artifacts that have been depicted in movies, such as Indiana Jones, The Mummy, National Treasure, and more. Join me as we discover the history and the pathway to these important relics!

Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn

The Great War

This course delves into the complex and transformative history of World War I, a conflict that reshaped the global landscape and left an indelible mark on the 20th century. Students will explore the war's origins, tracing the intricate web of alliances, nationalism, and imperial rivalries that led to the outbreak of hostilities. We will examine the brutal realities of trench warfare, the devastating impact of new technologies, and the profound social and cultural changes wrought by the conflict.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

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

Phobias, Fears, & Anxieties

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of fears, phobias, and anxieties, common experiences that can significantly impact individuals' lives. Students will delve into the psychological and physiological underpinnings of these experiences, examining the distinctions between normal fear responses, phobias, and anxiety disorders. We will explore the various types of phobias and anxiety disorders, their causes, and their effects on individuals and society.

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

Magical Creations

Grab your magic wands & paint brushes as we travel to different magical worlds and create unbelievable artworks of different creatures from these worlds. From dragons to mermaids, we will learn and create the most magical art pieces!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Pick Up

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

Choice 3

Drop off

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

Mushroom Kingdom

Discover the secrets of a hidden world filled with towering mushrooms, underground networks, and nature’s most surprising decomposers! This immersive science class blends biology, mycology, and ecology with hands-on labs, artistic projects, and investigative activities. Students will explore fungal life cycles, symbiotic relationships, spore art, and even the role of fungi in forensic science. Science has never been so weird—and fun!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Junior Sleuths

Learn how real detectives crack cases! In this hands-on class, students will explore crime scenes, analyze clues, and uncover the science behind forensic investigations. From fingerprinting to secret codes, young sleuths will build sharp observation skills and have a blast solving mini-mysteries.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Korean Culture

Get ready to travel across the globe, no passport needed! In this class, students will dive into the rich traditions of Korea. From traditional hanbok and ancient palaces to K-pop beats and tasty Korean treats, we’ll explore the heart of Korean culture through discussions, hands-on activities, music, language, games, and more. Whether you’re a K-drama fan, a history buff, or simply curious about the world, this class is a celebration of Korea’s past and present.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Digital Dreamscapes

Digital Dreamscapes invites students to explore the limitless possibilities of digital art, using Procreate and iPads to create stunning, imaginative worlds. Through layering, blending, and special effects, students will bring their artistic visions to life with cutting-edge tools.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

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

High School

8:45 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:45

Break

10:45 -11:00

Second Period

11:00 - 11:50

Lunch

11:5 - 12:10

Third Period

12:10 - 12:40

Break

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 Great War

This course delves into the complex and transformative history of World War I, a conflict that reshaped the global landscape and left an indelible mark on the 20th century. Students will explore the war's origins, tracing the intricate web of alliances, nationalism, and imperial rivalries that led to the outbreak of hostilities. We will examine the brutal realities of trench warfare, the devastating impact of new technologies, and the profound social and cultural changes wrought by the conflict.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Team Sports

In this class we are going to be playing and learning about different types of team sports and unique 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

Engineering Lab

In this engineering class, students will explore the exciting world of simple machines through the lens of Phineas and Ferb. They’ll learn how levers, pulleys, inclined planes, and wheels work, and apply these concepts to create inventions like improved back scratchers and windmills. Students will also collaborate to build a class-wide Rube Goldberg machine, testing their knowledge and teamwork in a fun, chaotic finale!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Phobias, Fears, & Anxieties

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of fears, phobias, and anxieties, common experiences that can significantly impact individuals' lives. Students will delve into the psychological and physiological underpinnings of these experiences, examining the distinctions between normal fear responses, phobias, and anxiety disorders. We will explore the various types of phobias and anxiety disorders, their causes, and their effects on individuals and society.

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

Mushroom Kingdom

Discover the secrets of a hidden world filled with towering mushrooms, underground networks, and nature’s most surprising decomposers! This immersive science class blends biology, mycology, and ecology with hands-on labs, artistic projects, and investigative activities. Students will explore fungal life cycles, symbiotic relationships, spore art, and even the role of fungi in forensic science. Science has never been so weird—and fun!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Junior Sleuths

Learn how real detectives crack cases! In this hands-on class, students will explore crime scenes, analyze clues, and uncover the science behind forensic investigations. From fingerprinting to secret codes, young sleuths will build sharp observation skills and have a blast solving mini-mysteries.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Korean Culture

Get ready to travel across the globe, no passport needed! In this class, students will dive into the rich traditions of Korea. From traditional hanbok and ancient palaces to K-pop beats and tasty Korean treats, we’ll explore the heart of Korean culture through discussions, hands-on activities, music, language, games, and more. Whether you’re a K-drama fan, a history buff, or simply curious about the world, this class is a celebration of Korea’s past and present.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Digital Dreamscapes

Digital Dreamscapes invites students to explore the limitless possibilities of digital art, using Procreate and iPads to create stunning, imaginative worlds. Through layering, blending, and special effects, students will bring their artistic visions to life with cutting-edge tools.

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 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:45

Break

10:45 -11:00

Second Period

11:00 - 11:50

Lunch

11:50 - 12:10

Third Period

12:10 - 12:40

Break

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

Pop Wow

Pop Wow is an exciting exploration of pop art and optical illusions, where bold colors, dynamic patterns, and mind-bending designs come to life. Students will discover how artists like Warhol and Escher use visual tricks to challenge perception and create unforgettable Masterpieces.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Science in the City

Ready to explore how science and technology shape one of the world’s most vibrant cities? In this class, students will uncover the science behind New York’s wonders, from the technology of Times Square to Central Park’s wildlife and iconic skyscrapers. We’ll also explore how science influences fashion, food, and entertainment. The course ends with a creative project where students design their own New Year’s Eve ball drop, blending science, art, and engineering for a fun celebration!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Scape-tastic Painting

In this class we will be exploring different painting techniques and how to create different types of landscapes, seascapes, and cityscapes. We will be learning how to manipulate watercolor, acrylic paints, and different art materials, so get ready to get messy and creative while we have fun painting this semester.

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

Tectonic Titans

Explore the powerful forces that shape our planet—from the fiery depths of volcanoes to the ground-shaking impact of earthquakes! Through hands-on experiments, interactive models, and creative challenges, students will investigate Earth’s layers, plate tectonics, seismic waves, land formation, and volcanic eruptions. Perfect for curious minds who want to dig deeper into geology and Earth science!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

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

Globe Trotters

Grab your passports and join me as we take a journey around the world! We will be traveling to all seven continents through mapping activities, art projects, cultural studies, and more. Let’s join together to dive deeper into the world around us! 

Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn

Cursed Objects

This course delves into the captivating and often unsettling world of cursed objects, exploring their presence in history, folklore, and popular culture. Students will examine the origins of cursed object narratives, tracing their roots in ancient myths, cultural beliefs, and historical events. We will investigate the psychological and sociological factors that contribute to the enduring fascination with these objects, analyzing how fear, superstition, and cultural context shape our understanding of them.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

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

Strange Medicine

This course explores the fascinating and often bizarre history of medicine, delving into unconventional and sometimes shocking healing practices from around the world and throughout time. We will journey beyond the familiar realm of modern science to examine a wide array of treatments, remedies, and beliefs that have shaped human understanding of health and illness. From ancient rituals and herbal concoctions to the more recent (and dubious) applications of electricity and radiation, we will investigate the cultural, social, and scientific contexts that gave rise to these practices.

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

Imagination in 3-D

Join me this semester to use your imagination and create art in a three-dimensional world! In this class we will learn how to use different materials such as clay, cardboard, newspaper, and much more to create and build your own unique 3D artworks.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Pick Up

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

Choice 3

Drop off

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

Wordsmith

Let your creativity run wild in this playful writing lab! Each week brings a new challenge—from crafting quirky characters and hilarious dialogue to inventing clever plot twists and writing in weird styles. Through fun prompts, storytelling, games, and short-form writing activities, students will explore their voices as writers while building confidence and having fun. No boring essays—just imagination and expression!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Westward Ho!

Do you have what it takes to head west and build a new life? In this interactive class, you’ll step into the shoes of a pioneer in the 1800s—joining fellow travelers on a journey filled with challenges, tough choices, and unexpected twists. Each week, you’ll face new scenarios that shape your fate as you move westward in search of land, gold, or a fresh start. With maps, supply tracking, creative writing, and other hands-on activities, every class brings history to life. You’ll make decisions as a team, take risks, problem-solve, and build a story of survival, grit, and ambition. By the end of the journey, you’ll have earned your pioneer legacy—and discovered what it really meant to head west. Adventure, teamwork, and history await. Westward Ho!

Instructor: Ms. Amy

Break

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

Boom or Bust

Welcome to Boom or Bust, a class where we’ll dive into iconic moments in history where individuals or groups made bold moves—seeking fame, fortune, freedom, or power—and either struck it big or crashed spectacularly. Each week highlights a different real-life adventure, gamble, or expedition, challenging students to explore the motivations, risks, consequences, and lasting impact of these high-stakes decisions. Critical thinking skills, historical analysis and cause and effect reasoning will be strengthened through this class as well as collaboration and empathy! Join us as we dive into history!

Instructor: Ms. Amy

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

The Print Lab

In the Printmaking class, students will explore the exciting world of creating prints through various techniques like relief, monotype, and more. This hands-on class allows students to experiment with textures, patterns, and colors to create their own one-of-a-kind artwork!

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

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

High School

8:45 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:10

Break

10:10 - 11:00

Second Period

11:05 - 11:55

Lunch

11:55 - 12:25

Third Period

12:25 - 12:40

Break

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

Cursed Objects

This course delves into the captivating and often unsettling world of cursed objects, exploring their presence in history, folklore, and popular culture. Students will examine the origins of cursed object narratives, tracing their roots in ancient myths, cultural beliefs, and historical events. We will investigate the psychological and sociological factors that contribute to the enduring fascination with these objects, analyzing how fear, superstition, and cultural context shape our understanding of them.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Scape-tastic Painting

In this class we will be exploring different painting techniques and how to create different types of landscapes, seascapes, and cityscapes. We will be learning how to manipulate watercolor, acrylic paints, and different art materials, so get ready to get messy and creative while we have fun painting this semester.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Break

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

Science in the City

Ready to explore how science and technology shape one of the world’s most vibrant cities? In this class, students will uncover the science behind New York’s wonders, from the technology of Times Square to Central Park’s wildlife and iconic skyscrapers. We’ll also explore how science influences fashion, food, and entertainment. The course ends with a creative project where students design their own New Year’s Eve ball drop, blending science, art, and engineering for a fun celebration!

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Strange Medicine

This course explores the fascinating and often bizarre history of medicine, delving into unconventional and sometimes shocking healing practices from around the world and throughout time. We will journey beyond the familiar realm of modern science to examine a wide array of treatments, remedies, and beliefs that have shaped human understanding of health and illness. From ancient rituals and herbal concoctions to the more recent (and dubious) applications of electricity and radiation, we will investigate the cultural, social, and scientific contexts that gave rise to these practices.

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

Wordsmith

Let your creativity run wild in this playful writing lab! Each week brings a new challenge—from crafting quirky characters and hilarious dialogue to inventing clever plot twists and writing in weird styles. Through fun prompts, storytelling, games, and short-form writing activities, students will explore their voices as writers while building confidence and having fun. No boring essays—just imagination and expression!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Westward Ho!

Do you have what it takes to head west and build a new life? In this interactive class, you’ll step into the shoes of a pioneer in the 1800s—joining fellow travelers on a journey filled with challenges, tough choices, and unexpected twists. Each week, you’ll face new scenarios that shape your fate as you move westward in search of land, gold, or a fresh start. With maps, supply tracking, creative writing, and other hands-on activities, every class brings history to life. You’ll make decisions as a team, take risks, problem-solve, and build a story of survival, grit, and ambition. By the end of the journey, you’ll have earned your pioneer legacy—and discovered what it really meant to head west. Adventure, teamwork, and history await. Westward Ho!

Instructor: Ms. Amy

Break

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

Boom or Bust

Welcome to Boom or Bust, a class where we’ll dive into iconic moments in history where individuals or groups made bold moves—seeking fame, fortune, freedom, or power—and either struck it big or crashed spectacularly. Each week highlights a different real-life adventure, gamble, or expedition, challenging students to explore the motivations, risks, consequences, and lasting impact of these high-stakes decisions. Critical thinking skills, historical analysis and cause and effect reasoning will be strengthened through this class as well as collaboration and empathy! Join us as we dive into history!

Instructor: Ms. Amy

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

The Print Lab

In the Printmaking class, students will explore the exciting world of creating prints through various techniques like relief, monotype, and more. This hands-on class allows students to experiment with textures, patterns, and colors to create their own one-of-a-kind artwork!

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 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:45

Break

10:45 -11:00

Second Period

11:00 - 11:50

Lunch

11:50 - 12:10

Third Period

12:10 - 12:40

Break

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

Color Splash

Color Splash is a lively and creative class where kids explore the world of color through painting, drawing, and other fun art activities. With a focus on self-expression and imagination, students will create vibrant masterpieces while learning how to bring their colorful visions to life!

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Mythbusters

Ever wondered if a goldfish really has a 3-second memory, if duct tape can actually stick a person to a wall, or how drinking from a super-tall straw could even work? In this class, we’ll dive into the science behind these myths using experiments, research, and puzzles to test what’s true and what’s just an old rumor. Each class, we’ll explore famous myths, run experiments, and use critical thinking to separate fact from fiction.

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Art Under a Microscope

Grab your magnifying glasses and notepads as we take a closer look at different artworks and artists this semester. In this class we will be researching different pieces of art and the stories behind them. We will look behind the scenes and explore the reasons why artists created their most famous artworks.

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

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

Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Knights of the Round Table! Collect your armor and swords, hold your coat of arms up high, and let us embark on the adventure ahead. Our quest will require jousting tournaments, history of the Middle Ages, sieging of a castle, and more. Are you brave enough to take the Knight’s Code? 

Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn

Declassified

This course delves into the shadowy world of declassified secret government projects, exploring the hidden histories and controversial experiments conducted throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Students will examine a range of projects, from Cold War-era mind control experiments and clandestine operations to classified technological developments and covert intelligence gathering. We will analyze the motivations behind these projects, the ethical implications of their execution, and the lasting impact they have had on society.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Break

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

HTL: Frankenstein

This course explores the dynamic relationship between literature and history, using novels as windows into specific historical periods and social contexts. A significant portion of this course will be dedicated to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, using it as a lens to explore the Romantic era, the Scientific Revolution, and the social anxieties of the early 19th century.

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

Character Drawing

In this class we are going to be exploring different characters from some of the most popular animated tv shows and movies. Students will learn about different cartooning concepts and how to draw some of their favorite animated characters. By the end of this class, you will be an expert caricature artist and be able to create your own characters!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Pick Up

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

Choice 3

Drop off

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

Alien Files

Are we alone—or have visitors already arrived? This class dives into the thrilling science of astrobiology, extreme organisms, and speculative science. Students will explore where life might exist beyond Earth, from ocean worlds to alien atmospheres, while investigating real scientific theories and outrageous alien conspiracies. With space-themed activities, creative builds, and curious case studies, this class is perfect for kids who love the unknown!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

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

Break

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

Egyptian Mythology

Step into the world of gods, goddesses, pharaohs, and pyramids! In this class, we’ll explore the fascinating myths and legends of ancient Egypt. Students will meet powerful deities like Ra, Isis, and Anubis, uncover the mysteries of the afterlife, and decode the symbolism hidden in ancient stories and artwork. Through storytelling, creative activities, and discussions, students will gain a deeper understanding of Egyptian culture, beliefs, and how mythology shaped their world.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Creative You

Creative You is a fun and supportive space where kids can express themselves through therapeutic art and uplifting discussions. Through creative activities, they’ll build confidence, explore their emotions, and discover their inner strengths.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

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

High School

8:45 - 9:05

Drop Off

9:05 - 9:55

First Period

9:55 - 10:45

Break

10:45 -11:00

Second Period

11:00 - 11:50

Lunch

11:50 - 12:10

Third Period

12:10 - 12:40

Break

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

Declassified

This course delves into the shadowy world of declassified secret government projects, exploring the hidden histories and controversial experiments conducted throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Students will examine a range of projects, from Cold War-era mind control experiments and clandestine operations to classified technological developments and covert intelligence gathering. We will analyze the motivations behind these projects, the ethical implications of their execution, and the lasting impact they have had on society.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Art Under a Microscope

Grab your magnifying glasses and notepads as we take a closer look at different artworks and artists this semester. In this class we will be researching different pieces of art and the stories behind them. We will look behind the scenes and explore the reasons why artists created their most famous artworks.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Break

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

Mythbusters

Ever wondered if a goldfish really has a 3-second memory, if duct tape can actually stick a person to a wall, or how drinking from a super-tall straw could even work? In this class, we’ll dive into the science behind these myths using experiments, research, and puzzles to test what’s true and what’s just an old rumor. Each class, we’ll explore famous myths, run experiments, and use critical thinking to separate fact from fiction.

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

HTL: Frankenstein

This course explores the dynamic relationship between literature and history, using novels as windows into specific historical periods and social contexts. A significant portion of this course will be dedicated to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, using it as a lens to explore the Romantic era, the Scientific Revolution, and the social anxieties of the early 19th century.

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

Alien Files

Are we alone—or have visitors already arrived? This class dives into the thrilling science of astrobiology, extreme organisms, and speculative science. Students will explore where life might exist beyond Earth, from ocean worlds to alien atmospheres, while investigating real scientific theories and outrageous alien conspiracies. With space-themed activities, creative builds, and curious case studies, this class is perfect for kids who love the unknown!

Instructor: Ms. Laura

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

Break

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

Egyptian Mythology

Step into the world of gods, goddesses, pharaohs, and pyramids! In this class, we’ll explore the fascinating myths and legends of ancient Egypt. Students will meet powerful deities like Ra, Isis, and Anubis, uncover the mysteries of the afterlife, and decode the symbolism hidden in ancient stories and artwork. Through storytelling, creative activities, and discussions, students will gain a deeper understanding of Egyptian culture, beliefs, and how mythology shaped their world.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Creative You

Creative You is a fun and supportive space where kids can express themselves through therapeutic art and uplifting discussions. Through creative activities, they’ll build confidence, explore their emotions, and discover their inner strengths.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

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