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.
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
Bioscope
Explore the living world from the tiniest cells to the largest plants and animals! Students investigate how scientists classify life, study cells and organisms, and uncover the patterns that connect all living things. Each week combines focused science concepts with hands-on activities, observation, and creative projects to make the diversity of life exciting and unforgettable.
Instructor: Ms. Laura
Shark Tank
Step into the tank! In this “Shark Tank” inspired class, students will unleash their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit as they design their own inventions, products, or services. They’ll learn how to craft persuasive pitches, present their ideas to a panel of “sharks,” and build confidence through teamwork and innovation. Get ready to think big, pitch bold, and bring your ideas to life!
Instructor: Ms. Stephanie
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Negotiations
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
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Lunch
students enjoy their packed lunches with friends
NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY
Stage to Screen
It’s time to step into the spotlight! In this dynamic acting class, students will explore the fundamentals of performance through monologues, scene work, and on-camera acting. Students will work together throughout the semester to write scenes and film commercials. This class offers a fun, supportive space to grow, create, and shine.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
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
Mysteries at the Museum
Step into the past and uncover the secrets behind strange, surprising, and legendary museum artifacts! Inspired by the hit show Mysteries at the Museum, this class takes students on a journey through history as we explore real objects found in museums around the world. Each week, we’ll investigate a new item, dive into its backstory, and discover how it shaped the world around us.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Survive This!
What would you do if you faced a bear, spotted a shark, or got caught in a lightning storm? In this class, we’ll dive into the science of survival and learn how to stay safe in dangerous situations. Explore wild scenarios through games, challenges, and hands-on experiments, from quicksand to getting lost in the woods. Practice key survival skills like building shelters, starting a fire, choosing the right tools, and signaling for help, all while testing your science smarts each week. By the end, you’ll be ready for all kinds of “what if” situations!
Instructor: Ms. Michelle
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
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
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 unusual styles. Through fun prompts, storytelling, games, and short-form writing activities, students explore their voices as writers while building confidence and having fun—no boring essays, just imagination and expression!
Instructor: Ms. Laura
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
Remix the Masters
Ready to take your creativity to the next level? In our "Art Mashup" class, we're twisting the history books to create something completely new! Each week, we’ll introduce two legendary artists with vastly different styles and techniques. The challenge? To merge their unique worlds into a single, breathtaking piece of art that could have only been imagined in this class.
Forget painting in the style of just one master. This class is all about innovation, experimentation, and finding your own creative voice through the ultimate artistic collaboration.
Instructor: Ms. Karen
Final Exits
Throughout history we have been fascinated by death, especially death of the famous and infamous. In this course, we will study some of the most tragic final exits in history. What’s more shocking is the story doesn’t always end there, many notable figures in history have had their corpses stolen, burned, sold, pickled, frozen and stuffed. Students will delve into the crazy tales and unfortunate exits that are stranger than fiction.
Instructor: Ms. Katie
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
The Nuclear Age
The dawn of the nuclear age in the mid-20th century fundamentally reshaped human history, altering global politics, scientific research, and popular culture. We will delve into the scientific principles of nuclear fission and fusion, trace the historical narrative of the Manhattan Project, and analyze the geopolitical drama of the Cold War. Beyond the bombs, examine the promise and peril of nuclear energy, the impact of nuclear disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima. Students will engage in critical discussions, research projects, and debates to understand the ethical dilemmas and enduring questions that define this transformative era.
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
Mythical Sketches
In this course, prepare to explore magical creatures through art! We’re diving into different fantastical realms filled with amazing creatures like dragons, griffin, phoenix and more. Each project will guide you through the artistic process as you develop unique and imaginative pieces inspired by the realm of magic and fantasy.
Instructor: Ms. Alex
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
Final Exits
Throughout history we have been fascinated by death, especially death of the famous and infamous. In this course, we will study some of the most tragic final exits in history. What’s more shocking is the story doesn’t always end there, many notable figures in history have had their corpses stolen, burned, sold, pickled, frozen and stuffed. Students will delve into the crazy tales and unfortunate exits that are stranger than fiction.
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
Survive This!
What would you do if you faced a bear, spotted a shark, or got caught in a lightning storm? In this class, we’ll dive into the science of survival and learn how to stay safe in dangerous situations. Explore wild scenarios through games, challenges, and hands-on experiments, from quicksand to getting lost in the woods. Practice key survival skills like building shelters, starting a fire, choosing the right tools, and signaling for help, all while testing your science smarts each week. By the end, you’ll be ready for all kinds of “what if” situations!
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
The Nuclear Age
The dawn of the nuclear age in the mid-20th century fundamentally reshaped human history, altering global politics, scientific research, and popular culture. We will delve into the scientific principles of nuclear fission and fusion, trace the historical narrative of the Manhattan Project, and analyze the geopolitical drama of the Cold War. Beyond the bombs, examine the promise and peril of nuclear energy, the impact of nuclear disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima. Students will engage in critical discussions, research projects, and debates to understand the ethical dilemmas and enduring questions that define this transformative era.
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
Bioscope
Explore the living world from the tiniest cells to the largest plants and animals! Students investigate how scientists classify life, study cells and organisms, and uncover the patterns that connect all living things. Each week combines focused science concepts with hands-on activities, observation, and creative projects to make the diversity of life exciting and unforgettable.
Instructor: Ms. Laura
Shark Tank
Step into the tank! In this “Shark Tank” inspired class, students will unleash their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit as they design their own inventions, products, or services. They’ll learn how to craft persuasive pitches, present their ideas to a panel of “sharks,” and build confidence through teamwork and innovation. Get ready to think big, pitch bold, and bring your ideas to life!
Instructor: Ms. Stephanie
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Negotiations
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
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Lunch
students enjoy their packed lunches with friends
NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY
Stage to Screen
It’s time to step into the spotlight! In this dynamic acting class, students will explore the fundamentals of performance through monologues, scene work, and on-camera acting. Students will work together throughout the semester to write scenes and film commercials. This class offers a fun, supportive space to grow, create, and shine.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Pick Up
Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field
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
Cosmic Calamities
Blast off into the wild side of the universe! From exploding stars and mysterious black holes to rogue planets and crashing asteroids, students will explore the most extreme events in space through hands-on experiments and creative projects. Discover the real science behind these cosmic disasters while having galactic-level fun!
Instructor: Ms. Laura
Norse Mythology
Explore the exciting world of Norse mythology, where gods, giants, and heroes shape the fate of the Nine Realms! In this course, students will discover legendary tales of Odin and other Norse gods and heroes while learning about Viking culture and ancient Scandinavian beliefs. Through creative projects and discussions, students will uncover how these myths pertain to nature and the human spirit and why they still inspire books, movies, and games today.
Instructor: Ms. Christine
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
FL Lore & Legends
Journey through Florida’s fascinating past! From the first Native peoples and Spanish explorers to the mysteries that still haunt the Sunshine State today. In this course, students will learn all about the history of Spanish colonization, explore the lives and cultures of Florida’s Indigenous tribes, and dive into the state’s most famous legends and ghost stories. With various projects, discussions, and related media, students will discover how history and folklore come together to shape Florida’s unique identity.
Instructor: Ms. Christine
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Lunch
students enjoy their packed lunches with friends
NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY
Animated Atlas
From the castles of Disney to the mountains of Pixar and the dreamscapes of DreamWorks, animated films draw inspiration from real places around the world. In this class, we’ll explore how geography, culture, and architecture shape the worlds we see on screen. Students will discover how Cinderella’s Castle connects to Germany’s Neuschwanstein, how Kung Fu Panda celebrates the landscapes of Sichuan Province, China, and how so many other places are honored in our favorite animated movies. Through maps, film clips, and creative projects, we’ll uncover the global influences behind beloved animated movies.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
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
Mischief Managed
Whether you are a Hufflepuff, Gryffindor, Slytherin, or Ravenclaw, you will enjoy this fun and interactive class where we will dive into the stories, characters, and creatures from the Wizarding World. Each week, we’ll journey through Hogwarts and beyond with creative activities like trivia challenges, themed crafts, magical creature studies, and more.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Science & Math Games
Sharpen your mind with a semester of strategy, science, and surprises! Students will explore math and science through exciting games and hands-on challenges. We’ll dive into finance with a stock market simulation and create our own probability carnival games to test chance and strategy. Classic games like Monopoly Millionaire and Qwirkle show math in action, while logic puzzles and brainteasers stretch our thinking. Science comes alive as we simulate a biohazard outbreak, play food web Jenga, and explore today’s coolest discoveries through science news. Every week is packed with creativity and critical thinking!
Instructor: Ms. Michelle
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Paint Like a Master
Unlock your inner artist! This beginner-friendly class explores the vibrant essentials of both watercolor and acrylic painting. We'll guide you step-by-step through core techniques like color theory, blending, and brushwork. Build your skills, boost your confidence, and create colorful, expressive art from day one!
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
Chromatic Wonders
Uncover the secrets of the visible spectrum! This science class takes students on a dazzling journey, investigating how light, pigments, and the natural world create the tapestry of colors all around us—from the scarlet of an autumn leaf to the deep indigo of a star-filled sky. Through discovery-based activities, we’ll explore the scientific principles behind color. Each weekly focus on a different hue provides a unique blend of scientific inquiry and artistic expression, making complex concepts fun, memorable, and stunningly visual.
Instructor: Ms. Laura
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
Sweet Treats
Get ready to indulge your artistic appetite in our "Sweet Treats Creations" art class! In this deliciously fun course, we'll trade in our aprons for art supplies and create mouthwatering masterpieces inspired by our favorite foods and desserts. Each week, we’ll explore a different theme, turning everything from cupcakes and ice cream cones to pizza and pasta into colorful, one-of-a-kind art projects.
Instructor: Ms. Karen
Revolution!
This course offers a comprehensive study of major revolutions throughout history, examining not only political and social upheavals but also transformative changes in science, industry, and culture. We will explore the common threads that lead to radical shifts—the role of new ideas, the struggle for power, economic pressures, and the emergence of new technologies. By analyzing historical case studies, students will learn to identify the catalysts, processes, and long-term consequences of revolutionary change. The course encourages critical thinking about how the past shapes the present and how the very concept of "revolution" has evolved over time.
Instructor: Ms. Katie
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
AI: Rise of the Machines
In this class we will explore artificial intelligence, from its foundational principles to its transformative impact on modern society. We will examine the history of AI, demystify the technology behind it, and critically analyze its applications in various fields such as art, medicine, and business. A central focus of the course will be on the ethical, social, and cultural implications of AI, including issues of bias, privacy, job displacement, and the future of human creativity. This course is designed to empower students to think critically about the role of AI in their lives and to become informed and responsible digital citizens.
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
Anatomy Drawing
Learn how to draw the human body by breaking it down into simple shapes and easy steps. From heads and hands to full-body poses, we’ll explore how the body moves and how to draw it in a realistic way!
Instructor: Ms. Alex
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
Revolution!
This course offers a comprehensive study of major revolutions throughout history, examining not only political and social upheavals but also transformative changes in science, industry, and culture. We will explore the common threads that lead to radical shifts—the role of new ideas, the struggle for power, economic pressures, and the emergence of new technologies. By analyzing historical case studies, students will learn to identify the catalysts, processes, and long-term consequences of revolutionary change. The course encourages critical thinking about how the past shapes the present and how the very concept of "revolution" has evolved over time.
Instructor: Ms. Katie
Paint Like a Master
Unlock your inner artist! This beginner-friendly class explores the vibrant essentials of both watercolor and acrylic painting. We'll guide you step-by-step through core techniques like color theory, blending, and brushwork. Build your skills, boost your confidence, and create colorful, expressive art from day one!
Instructor: Ms. Alex
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Science & Math Games
Sharpen your mind with a semester of strategy, science, and surprises. Explore real-world finance through a stock market simulation, dive into risk and probability with games of chance, and challenge your logic with puzzles and brainteasers. Classic games like Monopoly Deal and Codenames bring math concepts to life, while a fast-paced simulation of a biohazard outbreak and the end-of-the-world strategy game Doomlings add a creative twist to science. Stay curious with weekly challenges and cutting-edge science news, from space missions to breakthroughs in genetics, climate, and technology—all designed to build real-world skills in a fun, interactive environment.
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
AI: Rise of the Machines
In this class we will explore artificial intelligence, from its foundational principles to its transformative impact on modern society. We will examine the history of AI, demystify the technology behind it, and critically analyze its applications in various fields such as art, medicine, and business. A central focus of the course will be on the ethical, social, and cultural implications of AI, including issues of bias, privacy, job displacement, and the future of human creativity. This course is designed to empower students to think critically about the role of AI in their lives and to become informed and responsible digital citizens.
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
Cosmic Calamities
Blast off into the wild side of the universe! From exploding stars and mysterious black holes to rogue planets and crashing asteroids, students will explore the most extreme events in space through hands-on experiments and creative projects. Discover the real science behind these cosmic disasters while having galactic-level fun!
Instructor: Ms. Laura
Norse Mythology
Explore the exciting world of Norse mythology, where gods, giants, and heroes shape the fate of the Nine Realms! In this course, students will discover legendary tales of Odin and other Norse gods and heroes while learning about Viking culture and ancient Scandinavian beliefs. Through creative projects and discussions, students will uncover how these myths pertain to nature and the human spirit and why they still inspire books, movies, and games today.
Instructor: Ms. Christine
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
FL Lore & Legends
Journey through Florida’s fascinating past! From the first Native peoples and Spanish explorers to the mysteries that still haunt the Sunshine State today. In this course, students will learn all about the history of Spanish colonization, explore the lives and cultures of Florida’s Indigenous tribes, and dive into the state’s most famous legends and ghost stories. With various projects, discussions, and related media, students will discover how history and folklore come together to shape Florida’s unique identity.
Instructor: Ms. Christine
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Lunch
students enjoy their packed lunches with friends
NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY
Animated Atlas
From the castles of Disney to the mountains of Pixar and the dreamscapes of DreamWorks, animated films draw inspiration from real places around the world. In this class, we’ll explore how geography, culture, and architecture shape the worlds we see on screen. Students will discover how Cinderella’s Castle connects to Germany’s Neuschwanstein, how Kung Fu Panda celebrates the landscapes of Sichuan Province, China, and how so many other places are honored in our favorite animated movies. Through maps, film clips, and creative projects, we’ll uncover the global influences behind beloved animated movies.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Pick Up
Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field
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
Stuff Matters
Dive into the hidden science behind the everyday objects all around you! Why is glass see-through, rubber stretchy, or metal bendable? Investigate the materials in pencils, sneakers, utensils, fabrics, and more! Through experiments, challenges, and creative projects, discover what makes each material behave the way it does.
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
Case Closed
Curious about what it takes to become a lawyer? In this class, students will explore the journey from law school to the courtroom. Learn about law school admissions, the LSAT, the bar exam, the ethical responsibilities lawyers face, and what being a lawyer is truly about. Through discussions and mock activities, you’ll discover how attorneys think, argue, and advocate and what it really means to practice law.
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
Improv
Get ready to think fast, laugh out loud, and let your imagination run wild! In this high-energy improv class, students will play theater games, create hilarious characters, and learn to build scenes on the spot—no script needed! Through creative exercises and group challenges, students will build confidence and strengthen their communication skills, helping them become more effective and engaging public speakers.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
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
Once Upon a Park
In this class, we’ll take an exciting journey through the history of theme parks — from old-timey fairgrounds to today’s biggest and boldest lands — to discover how parks bring stories to life and turn them into real-world adventures! Each week, we’ll go behind the scenes to explore the themes, characters, and inspiration behind our favorite theme parks. From the colorful imagination of Dr. Seuss and the thrilling universe of Marvel superheroes, to spooky Disney villains, the silly fun of Nickelodeon Studios, and the deep-sea excitement of SeaWorld. Grab your backstage pass & get ready to step into another world!
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Titanic Uncovered
Step aboard for a hands-on adventure as we dive into the true story of the “unsinkable” ship! You’ll decode secret Morse code messages, investigate the rivet theory, and hear real stories of people who were on board. You’ll even see an ultra-detailed 3D scan of the wreck deep under the sea. Plus, we’ll put famous movie scenes to the test and investigate what really caused the Titanic to sink. Science, history, and mystery all come together in this exciting deep-sea journey!
Instructor: Ms. Michelle
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Inside the Gallery
This semester, we will explore art museums and learn how they collect, display, and share art with the world. Using research and analysis, students will explore different museums, discover famous artworks they hold, and learn why these places are important. We will also look at how museums help people learn about art, history, and the city around them. By the end of the class, students will better understand how art museums work and why they matter!
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 2
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 3
Drop off
Car Line - parents sign-in via Procare app and drop students off at the field
Ctrl+Alt+Create
Ready to trade your pencils for a stylus? Welcome to Ctrl + Art + Create, where we unlock the incredible world of digital art on the iPad using the powerful program, Procreate! This fun and interactive class is perfect for anyone—from beginners to those with some drawing experience—who want to learn how to create stunning digital art with the tap of a finger. Work on a variety of cool projects, like character design, vibrant illustrations, or even simple animations that you can bring to life!
Instructor: Ms. Karen
HTL: The Great Gatsby
This course explores the dynamic relationship between literature and history, using novels as windows into specific historical periods and social contexts. This semester will be dedicated to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, using it as a lens to explore the backdrop of the roaring twenties—a decade of unprecedented prosperity, social change, and moral decay. We will examine how the novel explores timeless themes of illusion, aspiration, social class, and the corrosive nature of the American Dream.
Instructor: Ms. Katie
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Critical Thinking
This course is designed to equip students with the essential intellectual tools needed to analyze information, evaluate arguments, and make reasoned judgments in all areas of life. In an era of constant information flow, the ability to think critically is more vital than ever. Students will move beyond simply learning facts to mastering the skills of questioning, reasoning, and problem-solving.
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
Cartoon Studio
Get ready to bring your imagination to life! In this class, we will learn how to draw fun and expressive cartoon characters step-by-step. Students will practice storytelling through art and develop their own unique cartoon style. We’ll explore how to create faces, emotions, bodies, and even our own comic strips!
Instructor: Ms. Alex
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
HTL: The Great Gatsby
This course explores the dynamic relationship between literature and history, using novels as windows into specific historical periods and social contexts. This semester will be dedicated to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, using it as a lens to explore the backdrop of the roaring twenties—a decade of unprecedented prosperity, social change, and moral decay. We will examine how the novel explores timeless themes of illusion, aspiration, social class, and the corrosive nature of the American Dream.
Instructor: Ms. Katie
Inside the Gallery
This semester, we will explore art museums and learn how they collect, display, and share art with the world. Using research and analysis, students will explore different museums, discover famous artworks they hold, and learn why these places are important. We will also look at how museums help people learn about art, history, and the city around them. By the end of the class, students will better understand how art museums work and why they matter!
Instructor: Ms. Alex
Break
Unstructured play, socialization, and an opportunity to rest between classes
Titanic Uncovered
Step aboard for a hands-on adventure as we dive into the true story of the “unsinkable” ship! You’ll decode secret Morse code messages, investigate the rivet theory, and hear real stories of people who were on board. You’ll even see an ultra-detailed 3D scan of the wreck deep under the sea. Plus, we’ll put famous movie scenes to the test and investigate what really caused the Titanic to sink. Science, history, and mystery all come together in this exciting deep-sea journey!
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
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
Stuff Matters
Dive into the hidden science behind the everyday objects all around you! Why is glass see-through, rubber stretchy, or metal bendable? Investigate the materials in pencils, sneakers, utensils, fabrics, and more! Through experiments, challenges, and creative projects, discover what makes each material behave the way it does.
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
Case Closed
Curious about what it takes to become a lawyer? In this class, students will explore the journey from law school to the courtroom. Learn about law school admissions, the LSAT, the bar exam, the ethical responsibilities lawyers face, and what being a lawyer is truly about. Through discussions and mock activities, you’ll discover how attorneys think, argue, and advocate and what it really means to practice law.
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
Improv
Get ready to think fast, laugh out loud, and let your imagination run wild! In this high-energy improv class, students will play theater games, create hilarious characters, and learn to build scenes on the spot—no script needed! Through creative exercises and group challenges, students will build confidence and strengthen their communication skills, helping them become more effective and engaging public speakers.
Instructor: Ms. Kaitlyn
Pick Up
Car Line - parents sign-out via Procare app and pick students up at the field
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