Students work collaboratively in small groups on project based assignments. Through Socratic discussion, they’re challenged to think critically and examine the world around them.
In the fall, students dive into Earth Science, studying topics like rocks and minerals, weather patterns, volcanoes, and the layers of the Earth through hands-on experiments and creative hands-on activities.
In the spring, we shift focus to Animal Science, exploring habitats, adaptations, food chains, and the incredible diversity of life on our planet. Interactive lessons, models, and research projects will help bring each topic to life.
Experience Spanish the natural way with a native speaker. This immersive class helps students build conversational skills, vocabulary, and cultural understanding through engaging games, songs, stories, and hands-on activities. Led by a passionate Bolivian teacher, students will gain confidence speaking Spanish in a lively, supportive environment.
Join Felix, our vibrant school choir, where students develop their vocal talents and stage presence while experiencing the joy of group singing. From seasonal caroling during the Christmas season to performances throughout the year, choir members share their love of music with the community. This fun and supportive environment helps students build confidence, teamwork, and lasting memories.
In this creative journey through art history, students explore major time periods and artists while developing their own drawing skills. Each class includes a short lesson on a style or artist, followed by a hands-on art project inspired by the topic. Students build confidence in sketching, composition, and color, and the session ends with short presentations of their favorite work.
This engaging math class uses the Beast Academy curriculum from Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) to teach core math concepts in a fun, challenging, and story-based format. Students will strengthen their understanding of key principles such as number sense, operations, geometry, and logic through puzzles, problem-solving, and lively discussion.
Young debaters learn to research, organize ideas, and present arguments with clarity and confidence. Through fun, team-based activities and structured practice, students build skills in public speaking, critical thinking, and respectful disagreement.
The session ends in competition hosted by the National Speech & Debate Association, giving students a chance to shine! No prior debate experience required.
Students work together on a 10-month long collaborative project that culminates in state level competition with Odyssey of the Mind’s annual state tournament. Students incorporate science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics to problem solve and win at state championships.
Students read and discuss a selected book, exploring characters, themes, and plot through guided conversation and activities. The session wraps up with a creative book report presentation. Designed to build reading comprehension and confidence while fostering a love for literature.