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Registration for Session 21 
Is Now Open!

Session Schedule Information:

Session 21

Registration opens August 21st

Registration closes August 25th

Classes start August 25th​

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!

STEM

Introduction to Education, Inequities, and Advocacy in Healthcare

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Monday, 6 pm -6:45 pm EST

The course will focus on the health inequities, barriers, and issues that continue to prevent our systems in providing our communities accessible healthcare. Specifically, we will learn about the role of education plays in healthcare to break down prejudices, lack of knowledge, and inaccessibility that has a disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.

Art

Dance and Creative Movement

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Friday, 4:00pm - 4:45 pm EST

Dance and Creative Movement is a dynamic, mixed-level class aimed at introducing students to various styles of dance, including contemporary, jazz and hip-hop. The class is open to all dance enthusiasts, and no prior dance experience is required. Each class will feature a fun, new dance combination.

Humanities

Ethics 101

Meetings per week: 

2

Times:

Monday, 8:00-8:45 pm EST / Saturdays 4:00-4:45 pm EST

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.

STEM

Fundamentals of Algebra 1 (Graphing)

Meetings per week: 

2

Times:

Friday, 6;00 pm-6;45 pm EST / Saturday, 12;00 pm-1;00 pm EST

This course will allow the student to gain concepts in Algebra 1 with an emphasis on the usage of the graph. Specifically, the course shall focus on the fundamental aspects of linear, quadratic and exponential functions aimed at helping students sorting and creating graphs. Students will learn to identify key features such as intercepts, slopes, vertex, and asymptotes, as well as understand the real-world applications of these functions. Through interactive lessons, hands-on activities, and graphing technology, students will build the skills necessary to analyze and solve equations graphically, preparing them for advanced Algebra.

STEM

Fundamentals of Elementary Math

Meetings per week: 

2

Times:

Monday, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm EST / Wednesday, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm EST

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!

Humanities

Intermediate Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Tuesday, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm EST

This course offers students the opportunity to advance their debate skills in order to find success competitively or in middle to high school -level humanities courses. Students will be instructed in varsity-level Lincoln-Douglas practices. Although the course is more advanced, no prior debate experience is required for students with strong humanities skills.

Art

Intro to Public Speaking and Writing

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Monday, 5:15 pm-6:15 pm

Speaking and narrating is an art. Upon entering this course, students will be able to participate in several public speaking drills. They will brainstorm topics, engage in minor debates, and expand their knowledge on politics. Furthermore, they'll be exposed to creative writing techniques for short stories, poetry, and essays. The purpose of this course is to strengthen literacy skills and critical thinking. Join to become adept in speaking and advance in writing.

Humanities

Introduction to Impromptu/Spontaneous Speaking

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Sunday, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm EST

Impromptu speaking is a spontaneous event where participants deliver a speech on a given topic with minimal preparation. In this course, you will learn how to speak confidently and effectively on the spot, gaining skills that will benefit you in future interviews, daily conversations, and presentations. Our structured approach and supportive environment will help boost your confidence and improve your public speaking abilities.

STEM

Introduction to Python

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Wednesday, 5:00 pm-6:00 pm EST

For students hoping to foster a fundamental knowledge of programming principles in a fun way, Introduction to Python is the perfect choice to get a jumpstart. In this class, we will cover the basics of variables all the way to even creating some easy games!

Humanities

World History 101

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Sunday, 11:30 am-12:15 pm EST

In World History 101, you'll embark on an exciting journey through time, starting from the year 1200 to today! Through this course, you will explore the fascinating events and people that shape our growing world.

Get ready to dive into Medieval Europe where you will study feudalism and the rampant Black Plague. We'll uncover wild and interesting facts about the mighty Mongol army and even learn about the powerful empires they built. Later we will travel through the Age of Exploration, discovering the daring and adventurous voyages of countless explorers in this period. As we move forward, you'll witness the impact of the Industrial Revolution and the earth-shattering events of the two World Wars.

Each class will bring a new and thrilling chapter of history to life, making the past come alive in a way that's fun and engaging. So, buckle up for a fantastic journey through time, packed with stories and discoveries that will amaze and inspire you!

Humanities

Creative Advocacy & Expression : Using Poetry and Art in a Humanitarian Context

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Saturday, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST

Want to develop a creative outlet and use your voice to advocate for change? Learn how to in Creative Advocacy & Expression. In this class, students will learn the foundations of poetry/art through engaging discussion and analysis. They will work towards crafting their own poetry/art in different formats, all the while being able to use their creative platform to advocate for a societal or humanitarian issue they care about.

Humanities

Economics for Curious Minds

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Saturday, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm EST

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!

STEM

Exploring through Number Sense, Arithmetic and Geometry

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Wednesday: 5:30 pm-6:30 pm EST

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

Fundamentals of Biology

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Saturday 3:00 pm-4:00 pm EST

This course covers the fundamentals of biology including the concepts of the 4 Macromolecules, Cell stucture and organelles functions, Respiration and fermentation, classification of living things(Domain and kingdom system), Natural selection, and Mendelian genetics. I will be teaching these through Power points that I will prepare, and I will also be assigning practice for those students who want to learn. If there are any questions that students know about before hand or after my lessons, I would be willing to cover those as well.

Humanities

Greek Mythology

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Saturday: 10am-11 am EST

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 the invasion of the Greeks. 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

Intro to Personal Finance

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Wednesday: 8 pm to 8:45 pm EST

This course offers a introduction to personal finance equipping young teens with the basics of budgeting, savings, taxes, investing. The students will leave with practical knowledge and tools to build a strong financial future and make informed money decisions.

STEM

Introduction to Algebra 1

Meetings per week: 

2

Times:

Wednesdays, 5:00pm EST

Discover the Excitement of Algebra: Unlock Your Mathematical Potential!

Have you ever wondered how mathematicians solve complex problems with ease? Are you curious about the mysteries behind equations and graphs? Dive into the world of advanced math with our 9-week course designed to introduce younger students to the fascinating realm of Algebra 1. This course will not only spark your interest in mathematics but also equip you with the skills to tackle basic Algebra 1 problems confidently.

We will covering topics such as, Solving Linear Equations, Graphing Linear Equations, Systems of Linear Equations, Polynomials and Factoring
Quadratic Equations, and much more!

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid grasp of Algebra 1 concepts and be well-prepared to solve basic algebraic problems. Whether you’re aiming to excel in your current math class or looking to build a strong foundation for future studies, this course is your gateway to success in mathematics. Join and embark on a journey to unlock your mathematical potential!

STEM

Introduction to Prealgebra

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Sunday: 6:00 pm-7:15 pm EST

Introduction to Prealgebra is a class that covers late elementary level math and introductory middle level math. Students learn important foundational concepts such as arithmetic, solving equations and expressions, ratios, proportions, and conversions. Homework is completely optional and is available for the student to complete if they choose.

Humanities

World Geography

Meetings per week: 

1

Times:

Sunday, 6:30 pm-7:45 pm EST

If you are intrigued by the planet that you live on, or you have a love to travel, this course is perfect for you! Wether you are preparing for an upcoming competition or you are just passionate about the concept of geography, this course will leave you with a lot of knowledge about the world and the people that inhabit it. We will cover the 195 countries of the world, different cultures and religions, notable physical features and landmarks, various bodies of water and more. Some previous knowledge or background in world geography is suggested, as some topics will be taught at an intermediate level. It will be an open and diverse classroom, as students will be recommended to share personal experiences and ask questions related to the topic. No materials or books are required or need to be purchased.

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