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Session Schedule Information:
Session 30
Registration opens February 3rd
Registration closes February 14th
Session starts* the week of February 15th
Session ends* the week of March 29th
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*may vary from class to class
STEM
Introduction to Algebra 1
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Saturday, 12:00PM-1:00PM EST
Session 30 all 6 weeks
This course introduces 5th–8th-grade students to foundational Algebra 1 concepts. Students will learn how to work with variables, expressions, equations, and graphs while developing problem-solving skills applicable to real-world scenarios. Through interactive activities, games, and discussions, students will gain confidence in understanding and applying algebraic concepts.
STEM
Introduction to Java & Coding
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Sunday, 3:00PM-4:00PM EST
Session 30 all 6 weeks
This course will cover basic coding fundamentals and get your student proficient in understanding fundamental coding concepts. The course will cover content from Unit 1 of Collegeboard’s AP Computer Science A, but will cover basic CS principles such as variables, loops, methods, and other basics before getting into specific Java code that is purely used to understand structures and other factors that make Java a great place for programming. This course should be used to get your student to understand how coding programs are built and their complex structures.
STEM
Introduction to Algebra
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Sunday, 2:00PM-3:15PM EST
Session 30 first 3 weeks (Feb 15 - Mar 7)
In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of Algebra-based mathematics, and will acquire a rudimentary understanding of variables, laws of math, and graphs. This course will prepare students for many courses in the future, and will allow for a more advanced understanding later in their academic careers.
Humanities
Introduction to Classical Greece
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Sunday, 5:30PM-6:15PM EST
Session 30 all 6 weeks
Students will explore how the ancient Greeks lived, what they believed, and how their stories influenced their world. They’ll learn about the major gods, famous myths, and the ideas those tales tried to explain. By the end, students will understand the foundations of Greek culture and why its mythology remains influential.
STEM
Culinary Chemistry: Hands-On Food Science
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Sunday, 3:00PM-3:45PM EST
Session 30 all 6 weeks
Culinary Chemistry is a hands-on class for young students that introduces core chemistry concepts through cooking and kitchen-based experiments. Students will explore states of matter, temperature, solubility, density, physical changes, and chemical reactions, with an emphasis on understanding cause and effect. Activities include making ice cream & hot chocolate, creating emulsions, and observing chemical reactions such as yeast producing gas in dough. Each session combines guided experiments, discussion, and short games to help students understand not just what happens in the kitchen, but why it happens.