Our Classes
Session Schedule Information:
Session 22
Registration opens October 14th
Registration closes November 7th
Classes start November 10th
Having trouble? If you have questions about courses or need assistance with your enrollment or registration, please visit our FAQs or contact us. Our Enrollment staff will be happy to help you out!
Art
Basics and Fundamentals of Crochet
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday, 2:00 pm-3:00 pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th)
This course is for students looking into yarn arts, more specifically crochet. Kids enrolled in this class will learn the basic stitches, and necessary skill to be able to craft their own projects. By the end they should be able to use their own creative freedom to crochet whatever their heart desires
Humanities
Economics for Curious Minds
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday, 5:30-6:30pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
This course will introduce students to basic economic concepts and provide them with a strong foundation of the world's economy. We will explore the differences between Consumers and Producers, the wide range of Economic functions, and how the Economic World works. The aim is to help students become confident with their Economic knowledge and become mini-Economists!
Humanities
Greek Mythology
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Wednesday, 8am-9pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
In this course, you'll learn in-depth Greek mythology along with the historical context of those myths. You'll learn about myths such as Hades and Persephone, Hades and Persephone, Gaia and Uranus, and Orpheus and Eurydice. We'll cover Creation Myths, Gods, Heroes, Intersecting Myths, the Underworld, the Trojan War, and more to teach beginners everything they need to know about Greek mythology and all of the historical and philosophical connections that SCHOOL DOESN'T TEACH YOU through in-depth class discussions: Are there really any heroes in the myth of Theseus and the Minotaur, or in the world at large? How can you live your life without regret, and why didn't the souls sentenced to Tartarus use these tactics? And more. No prior knowledge required.
Humanities
Introduction to Speech & Debate
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Sunday, 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
In this course, young students will learn how to develop their confidence and speaking skills effectively. We will cover a multitude of mock debates and speech competitions within the club, teaching the students the importance and practice of public speaking and debate. Our aim is to introduce students to the art of debate, hopefully inspiring them to use their new-found skills in day-to-day life!
STEM
Exploring through Number Sense, Arithmetic and Geometry
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Wednesday, 6:30pm-7:30pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
This course focuses on building elementary students' ability to perform quick calculations with numbers, while teaching the students about arithmetics in the field of mathematics. They will also have a brief overview of Geometry, and diving in-depth with the basic properties and key points in Geometry. Overall, this course guides the students to learn more in the mathematics domain, teaching arithmetics with numbers, number sense and prime factorization, and the basics of Geometry.
STEM
Intro to Biology
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday 12:00PM-1:15PM EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
The course focuses on the fundamentals of highschool biology. We will be focusing on cellular respiration, photosynthesis, cells, and ecology. Various other topics will be discussed involving viruses, vaccines, mitosis, and meiosis. This course will prepare you for highschool Biology or provide a refresher of the fundamentals.
STEM
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Mondays and Fridays 6PM - 7PM EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
The course will focus on the lastest technology in biomedical engineering ranging from prosthetics, gene editing, and vaccine manufacturing. In the space of engineering fields, biomedical engineering is constantly overlooked without the proper attention, and it has become a scarce field awaiting the bright minds of the future.
STEM
Introduction to Genetic Engineering
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Sunday 6.00pm - 7.30pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
This 8-week introductory course on genetic engineering is designed for middle school students with no prior knowledge of DNA replication and protein synthesis. The curriculum gradually builds foundational understanding, starting with basic microbiology and moving towards more complex topics like CRISPR and the ethical considerations of gene editing. Through interactive activities, discussions, and possibly a final project (based on student progress), students will gain a comprehensive overview of genetic engineering and its applications in various fields, driving them forward to explore the field as a possible career path.
STEM
Investing 101
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday, 12:30pm-1:15pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th)
Join this course to learn the basics of investing, as we explore stocks, bonds, and even cryptocurrencies. Students will participate in engaging activities, and get hands- on experience to give them a head start in life.
STEM
Robotics And Electronic Basics
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday, 5:30pm - 6:30pm EST
Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
Dive into the fascinating world of Robotics and Electronics in this hands-on course designed for middle school students. You'll learn fundamental electronics laws, explore components, and understand circuits in an easy-to-grasp manner. The Robotics section will introduce you to Arduino, where you'll learn to code and build exciting projects. By turning theoretical knowledge into practical, real-world applications, this course offers a solid foundation in both electronics and robotics.
Art
Introduction to baking
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday: 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th)
Welcome to the Introduction to Baking class! Whether you’re a complete novice or someone looking to refine your skills, this course is designed to take you on a delicious journey through the world of baking. From mastering the basics of cupcakes and cookie to creating scrumptious pastries and halloween treats, we’ll explore essential techniques, tips, and tricks that will elevate your baking game.
Humanities
Ethics 101
Meetings Per Week: 2
Times:Saturday and Sunday 12-1 pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
This is a course for anyone who wonder why? We will discuss morals and values but also the purpose and meaning of life, but most of the all the course will help you understand yourself better as you begin to make important decisions.
Humanities
Introduction to Persuasive Writing
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Tuesdays 5:00-5:45 PM EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
Persuasive writing spans a wide variety of different mediums, including rhetorical speeches, critical essays, and even commercials. In this class, students will focus on multiple forms, explore the basic structure of persuasive writing, and even practice delivering their writing orally. This class may have applications in debate, public speaking, and school language courses.
STEM
Anatomy & Physiology 101
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday 5:00pm-5:45pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
Have you ever wondered what makes your heart beat or how your brain helps you think? In Anatomy and Physiology 101, you'll dive into the mysteries of the human body to find out! We'll explore everything from the bones that give us shape to the muscles that help us move, and the organs that keep us alive and healthy. Through fun activities and easy-to-understand lessons, you'll discover how all the parts of your body work together to keep you going every day. Dive in and discover the fascinating world of anatomy and physiology!
STEM
Fundamentals of Elementary Math
Meetings Per Week: 2
Times: Monday, 5pm - 6pm/ Wednesday, 5pm - 6pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
In the "Fundamentals of Elementary Math" course, students will be equipped with the rudimentary skills necessary to excel in their mathematical journey, using numerical and visual resources! Whether it be exploring different methods of multiplying numbers to discovering the depths of geometry, students will be encouraged to collaborate with their peers to thoroughly grasp the concepts taught. Throughout the duration of the course, one-on-one support will be provided to students to ensure that everyone is progressing at a similar pace!
STEM
Introduction to Algebra 1
Meetings Per Week: 2
Times: Wednesday, 7:30pm-8:30pm EST / Sunday, 6:00pm-7:00pm EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th), Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
The Introduction to Algebra 1 course will help you grasp all the basics of Algebra 1! You will enter the world of real numbers, algebraic expressions, linear equations, graphing, and various word problems. Get ready to delve into the world of mathematics.
STEM
Introduction to Chemistry
Meetings Per Week: 2
Times: Wednesday, 7:00PM-8:00PM EST / Saturday, 7:00PM-8:00PM EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th)
Are you interested in learning the basics of Chemistry? Well, this course is for you! In this course, students will learn the foundations of chemistry. These topics can include molecules, elements, states of matter, etc.
STEM
Introduction to coding
Meetings Per Week: 1-2
Times: Monday & Wednesday 8:30pm-9:30pm EST
Module 2 (Session 22 last 3 weeks, from Dec 1st - Dec 21st)
An introduction to coding using scratch. Will develop your problem solving and math skills.
STEM
Python 101
Meetings Per Week: 1
Times: Saturday: 10:00am - 11:00am EST
Module 1 (Session 22 first 3 weeks, from Nov 10th - Nov 30th)
In this course, we will be learning the basics and fundamentals of the computer programming language: Python. Our end goal will be to develop and code a text-based game, and create a strong foundation for future coding endeavors.