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

Team Sports

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

CrunchLab

Inspired by Mark Rober and his CrunchLabs experiments, this hands-on STEM class is all about building, testing, and figuring out how things work. Students will recreate a few well-known experiments while also designing projects of their own. Explore real engineering concepts through challenges like building a Newton’s Cradle to investigate momentum and creating a squirrel-proof bird feeder to test problem-solving and design. This class focuses on creativity, curiosity, and learning science by doing.

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

Improv

Get ready to laugh, create, and perform in this high-energy improv class designed to make you laugh! In this class, students will explore the exciting world of improvisational theater—where there are no scripts, just imagination. Through silly games, group challenges, and creative storytelling, students will learn how to think quickly and confidently, work as a team, support others, build new characters, and act out hilarious scenes.

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Emotional Drawing

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

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

Dark History: The Salem Witch Trials

This course dives deep into the winter of 1692 to uncover the complex web of social, religious, and political tensions that led to the Salem Witch Trials. Students will move beyond the myths to investigate the "spectral evidence" and legal breakdowns that allowed a local crisis to escalate into a state-sanctioned tragedy. By examining primary accounts, letters, and court depositions, we will examine how isolation, frontier warfare, and internal grudges fueled a collective moral panic.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Meet the Masters

Meet the Masters takes young artists on a journey through art history to discover the fascinating lives and iconic works of history’s most famous artists. Students will explore the core elements and principles of art while practicing techniques inspired by masters like Van Gogh and Monet to build confidence and creativity. Through hands-on, multi-medium projects, kids will transform these historical lessons into their own original masterpieces.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

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! Discover how real pirates like Blackbeard sailed across open oceans, kept their ships afloat, and survived using wind, water, and smart navigation. Through building, experimenting, and design challenges, students will test ship ideas, explore ocean forces, and create their own

crew identity as they take on the kinds of problems pirates faced at sea. With a spark of inspiration from adventurous stories like One Piece, this class blends science, engineering, design, and creativity into an exciting journey across the rogue seas.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Zoology

Why do arctic foxes change color? How does a Venus flytrap “know” when to snap shut? Students will explore the fascinating world of animal behavior and conservation through habitats, adaptations, animal behavior, and ecosystem roles, while uncovering real-world animal careers like wildlife biologists, veterinarians, and animal trainers. In a culminating project, students will research an animal and design its ideal habitat.

 

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

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

Broadway Bound (combo)

In this class, students will have the chance to belt out their favorite Broadway songs in fun karaoke sessions, explore the rich history of musical theatre, and learn all about what makes a show come to life. We’ll take a journey backstage to discover what it takes to put on a Broadway production, then follow that path all the way to showtime on stage. Through interactive projects, games, and activities, students will dive into the magic of the theatre, building confidence and creativity along the way.

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Shark Tank (combo)

Step into the world of business and innovation! In this class, students will explore what it takes to build and run a successful business, from creating exciting ideas to understanding the basics of money, marketing, and decision-making. Along the way, students will brainstorm their own business concepts and think like real entrepreneurs.

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

Phonies, Frauds & Fakes

Shakespeare, Pythagoras, Confucius and George Washington. What do they all have in common? They were ALL phonies! Learn fascinating history about some of the most influential people in history and how their lives and reputations were fabricated in this history-changing class!  

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Negotiations (combo)

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

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

Dead Men Tell No Tales

Set sail on a hands-on pirate adventure powered by science, creativity, and a bit of daring! Discover how real pirates like Blackbeard sailed across open oceans, kept their ships afloat, and survived using wind, water, and smart navigation. Through building, experimenting, and design challenges, students will test ship ideas, explore ocean forces, and create their own

crew identity as they take on the kinds of problems pirates faced at sea. With a spark of inspiration from adventurous stories like One Piece, this class blends science, engineering, design, and creativity into an exciting journey across the rogue seas.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Dark History: The Salem Witch Trials

This course dives deep into the winter of 1692 to uncover the complex web of social, religious, and political tensions that led to the Salem Witch Trials. Students will move beyond the myths to investigate the "spectral evidence" and legal breakdowns that allowed a local crisis to escalate into a state-sanctioned tragedy. By examining primary accounts, letters, and court depositions, we will examine how isolation, frontier warfare, and internal grudges fueled a collective moral panic.

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

Emotional Drawing

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

Mastery of Influence

This course bridges the gap between historical wisdom and modern execution, drawing from the core tenets of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War to master the dynamics of leadership and influence. Students will explore the psychological foundations of charisma and persuasive communication, learning how to inspire others and navigate complex social landscapes with confidence. Beyond interpersonal skills, the curriculum focuses on personal peak performance, equipping learners with the productivity frameworks and mental discipline needed to turn strategic vision into tangible results.

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

Shark Tank

Step into the world of business and innovation! In this class, students will explore what it takes to build and run a successful business, from creating exciting ideas to understanding the basics of money, marketing, and decision-making. Along the way, students will brainstorm their own business concepts and think like real entrepreneurs.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Team Sports

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

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

Meet the Masters

Meet the Masters takes young artists on a journey through art history to discover the fascinating lives and iconic works of history’s most famous artists. Students will explore the core elements and principles of art while practicing techniques inspired by masters like Van Gogh and Monet to build confidence and creativity. Through hands-on, multi-medium projects, kids will transform these historical lessons into their own original masterpieces.

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

Paint Like a Master

 In this class, we’ll dive into the basics of painting by exploring and trying out new techniques together. You’ll follow step-by-step instructions to help build your skills, and by the end, you’ll be a painting master! We’ll use different types of paint, like watercolor and acrylic, to create colorful and creative works of art.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

Mission Control

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 missions at Kennedy Space Center. Build models of the solar system and moon phases, create glowing moon rocks, and transform the classroom into a mini planetarium with constellation and projection projects.

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

Center Stage

Step into the spotlight and discover the world of acting! This is an engaging class designed for students to explore performance, artistry, and acting history. In this hands-on class, students will learn how to bring characters to life while building confidence, communication skills, and teamwork. Through a mix of games and activities, students will explore different styles of acting in a fun, supportive environment.

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Drawing 101

Grab your pencils and pens and get ready to learn the fundamentals of realism drawing. In this class we will be going over the basics of how to draw realistic objects including living and nonliving things. From drawing a fruit bowl to drawing people you will be an expert when the semester is over!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

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

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

Exploring Art

Get ready to unleash your creativity in Exploring Art, a fun and exciting class designed for your artists to dive into the world of color, shape and texture. Students will explore various mediums, from painting to sculpture, while mastering fundamental elements and principles of art through hands-on projects. This artsy, high-energy environment encourages creative thinking, technique development, and building confidence in every masterpiece created.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

The Grid

Explore the science behind the systems we rely on every day. Students will investigate how water reaches your faucet, how electricity powers your home, how packages are delivered, and how systems like the internet connect our world. Along the way, they’ll also explore what happens to food, fabrics, and waste after use. Through hands-on experiments and creative projects, students will uncover how these systems move, connect, and function, drawing on concepts from physics, engineering, and environmental science.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Why Do We?

Why do we hiccup, sneeze, or get goosebumps? Explore the systems that keep the human body alive and functioning every day. Investigate bones, muscles, organs, cells, and major body systems while discovering how they work together like an incredible machine. Build models like a pumping heart and a working skeleton while exploring real questions about how your body works behind the scenes.

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

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

Dance Party (combo)

Get ready to move, groove, and create! This high-energy class blends dance games, creative movement, and different styles of choreography to keep students active, and having fun. Students will build their confidence as they explore a variety of movements, as well as learning new skills, and expressing their own unique style!

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Obstacles & Outcomes (combo)

In this interactive, choose-your-own-adventure style class, students will explore exciting scenarios where every decision leads to new challenges, consequences, and outcomes. Situations will be tailored to each class, ensuring students engage with scenarios that are both age appropriate and thought provoking. Younger students will focus on everyday choices like friendship, teamwork, and problem solving, while middle and older students will tackle more complex scenarios involving responsibility, ethics, risk taking, and long-term consequences. Through guided storytelling, group discussion, and decision-based activities, students will learn how to think critically, weigh options, and understand the impact of their actions. While some situations may be fantastical, the core focus remains grounded in real life skills and helping students build confidence and prepare for thoughtful decision making in their everyday lives.

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

How They Croaked (combo)

The truth is stranger than fiction! In this class, we will explore the awful ends of some of the most infamous and famous people in history. From lead poisoning to beheading and everything in between, this class is sure to be awfully “end”tertaining.

 

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Mind Mechanics (combo)

This course will introduce students to the world of brain games, puzzles, and strategic challenges. Through activities such as logic puzzles, riddles, card and board games, students will strengthen critical thinking, decision making, and analytical skills.  By engaging in fun and interactive challenges, students will develop mental flexibility, patience, and other essential skills needed in everyday and future life.

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 Grid

Explore the science behind the systems we rely on every day. Students will investigate how water reaches your faucet, how electricity powers your home, how packages are delivered, and how systems like the internet connect our world. Along the way, they’ll also explore what happens to food, fabrics, and waste after use. Through hands-on experiments and creative projects, students will uncover how these systems move, connect, and function, drawing on concepts from physics, engineering, and environmental science.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Paint Like a Master

In this class, we’ll dive into the basics of painting by exploring and trying out new techniques together. You’ll follow step-by-step instructions to help build your skills, and by the end, you’ll be a painting master! We’ll use different types of paint, like watercolor and acrylic, to create colorful and creative 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

Drawing 101

Grab your pencils and pens and get ready to learn the fundamentals of realism drawing. In this class we will be going over the basics of how to draw realistic objects including living and nonliving things. From drawing a fruit bowl to drawing people you will be an expert when the semester is over!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

HTL: And Then There Were None

This course examines the intersection of mid-century British society and the evolution of the modern detective novel through an intensive study of Agatha Christie’s masterpiece. Students will explore the historical context of the late 1930s, analyzing how the looming shadows of war and social class dynamics influenced the "Golden Age" of mystery writing. By dissecting the psychological profiles of the ten strangers on Soldier Island, we will engage in rigorous debate regarding legal versus moral justice and the nature of human guilt. Throughout the term, learners will refine their critical thinking skills by identifying literary tropes, red herrings, and the socio-historical anxieties embedded within this iconic locked-room mystery.

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

Obstacles & Outcomes

In this interactive, choose-your-own-adventure style class, students will explore exciting scenarios where every decision leads to new challenges, consequences, and outcomes. Situations will be tailored to each class, ensuring students engage with scenarios that are both age appropriate and thought provoking. Younger students will focus on everyday choices like friendship, teamwork, and problem solving, while middle and older students will tackle more complex scenarios involving responsibility, ethics, risk taking, and long-term consequences. Through guided storytelling, group discussion, and decision-based activities, students will learn how to think critically, weigh options, and understand the impact of their actions. While some situations may be fantastical, the core focus remains grounded in real life skills and helping students build confidence and prepare for thoughtful decision making in their everyday lives.

Instructor: Ms. Christine

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

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Mind Mechanics

This course will introduce students to the world of brain games, puzzles, and strategic challenges. Through activities such as logic puzzles, riddles, card and board games, students will strengthen critical thinking, decision making, and analytical skills.  By engaging in fun and interactive challenges, students will develop mental flexibility, patience, and other essential skills needed in everyday and future life.

Instructor: Ms. Christine

Exploring Art

Get ready to unleash your creativity in Exploring Art, a fun and exciting class designed for your artists to dive into the world of color, shape and texture. Students will explore various mediums, from painting to sculpture, while mastering fundamental elements and principles of art through hands-on projects. This artsy, high-energy environment encourages creative thinking, technique development, and building confidence in every masterpiece created.

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

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

Ripley's Believe It Or Not

Step into a world of the strange, surprising, and unbelievable. In this class inspired by Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, students will explore unusual phenomena while uncovering the science behind them. Investigate incredible human abilities, unique animal adaptations, strange world records, and optical illusions that challenge how we see and think. Test your senses, explore how the brain can be fooled, and discover how science explains the unexpected. 

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

Drama Club

Join the fun and excitement of Drama Club, where students come together to bring stories to life on stage! This engaging class is perfect for students of all experience levels who love acting, singing, dancing, and performing. Students will collaborate, explore their creativity, and work together to develop and perform their very own show!

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Paper To Pixels

In this class, students will learn step-by-step drawing techniques while building foundational art skills. Through guided lessons done on paper, students will have the option to follow along and draw on their tablets/iPads, while practicing skills like line work, proportion, shading, and composition. Throughout the course, students will not only learn the drawing process step by step but also build confidence using digital tools!

Instructor: Ms. Alex

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

Architecture of Authority

In this course, students act as political architects to explore the foundational rules that hold a society together. We will dismantle the "machinery" of various government types to understand how power is distributed, checked, or abused across different cultures and eras. This class provides a comprehensive look at global political structures, including authoritarianism, socialism, and representative republics. By the end of the term, students will be equipped to critique real-world political systems and articulate the values that define a successful state.

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Procreate Piccassos

Unleash your inner artist in Procreate Picassos, a dynamic digital art class where kids explore the fundamentals of design through exciting projects ranging from photo manipulation to simple animation. Students will master essential Procreate techniques, including layers, brushes, and color theory, while focusing on the core elements and principles of art. Participants must bring their own iPad with the Procreate app installed, as classroom iPads are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

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 important breakthroughs in history. Each week, students will learn about a different scientist and explore the ideas that changed our understanding of the world. Through hands-on activities and experiments, they’ll connect these discoveries to real-world science.

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Science & Math Games II

Get ready for another semester of brain-bending fun. In Science & Math Games II, students will explore math and science through games, challenges, and hands-on activities. From reaction games to strategy and creative experiments, each class introduces new ways to think critically and solve problems. Along the way, students will explore patterns, probability, and real world science while even creating games of their own.

Instructor: Ms. Michelle

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

Heroes vs. Villains (combo)

In this action-packed class, students will dive into the stories behind their favorite characters and uncover the secrets of epic rivalries, like Thor vs. Loki, Superman vs. Lex Luthor, or Maleficent vs. Aurora. Along the way, we’ll explore what motivates heroes and villains, how their choices shape their stories, and what makes a character truly good—or evil.

Instructor: Ms. Danni

Mock Trial (combo)

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Monster Lore (combo)

What goes bump in the night?!?! Join me in this class where we will explore the deepest, darkest corners of the world to hunt for monsters. From the mystical island of Java, Indonesia in search of the Ahool to the icy waters around Norway in search of the Kraken, we will seek the truth about these so-called monsters.  

Instructor: Ms. Katie

Civics (combo)

Ever wonder how we function as a society? Come learn about the structure and workings of our government! This class will touch on topics such as types of government, how our government was formed, the structure of our government, elections, voting, and more! This class will explore the three branches of government using interactive means and assigning students roles within each branch of government.

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

Famous Scientists

Meet the scientists behind some of the most important breakthroughs in history. Each week, students will learn about a different scientist and explore the ideas that changed our understanding of the world. Through hands-on activities and experiments, they’ll connect these discoveries to real-world science. 

Instructor: Ms. Laura

Architecture of Authority

In this course, students act as political architects to explore the foundational rules that hold a society together. We will dismantle the "machinery" of various government types to understand how power is distributed, checked, or abused across different cultures and eras. This class provides a comprehensive look at global political structures, including authoritarianism, socialism, and representative republics. By the end of the term, students will be equipped to critique real-world political systems and articulate the values that define a successful state.

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

Behind the Canvas: Art Research

In this course, students will be researching a wide range of artworks, artists, art movements, and the stories behind them. Students will take a deeper look into the creative process, exploring why artists created their most well-known pieces, what influenced their styles, and how art museums shape and reflect cultures around the world.

Instructor: Ms. Alex

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

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

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

Break

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

Lunch

students enjoy their packed lunches with friends

NUT-FREE CHOICES ONLY

Civics

Ever wonder how we function as a society? Come learn about the structure and workings of our government! This class will touch on topics such as types of government, how our government was formed, the structure of our government, elections, voting, and more! This class will explore the three branches of government using interactive means and assigning students roles within each branch of government.

Instructor: Ms. Stephanie

Procreate Piccassos

Unleash your inner artist in Procreate Picassos, a dynamic digital art class where kids explore the fundamentals of design through exciting projects ranging from photo manipulation to simple animation. Students will master essential Procreate techniques, including layers, brushes, and color theory, while focusing on the core elements and principles of art. Participants must bring their own iPad with the Procreate app installed, as classroom iPads are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Instructor: Ms. Karen

Pick Up

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