Students work in small groups on project based assignments. Through Socratic discussion, teens are challenged to think critically. The focus lies in preparation for adulting, vocation, and college.
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.
Dive into Spanish with an emphasis on mastering verb conjugation and translation skills. This class uses the engaging DuoLingo platform to reinforce vocabulary, grammar, and conversational practice. Students develop a strong linguistic foundation through interactive lessons and hands-on translation exercises, building confidence in both written and spoken Spanish.
Students take a year-long journey through time, exploring the world’s greatest masterpieces and the stories behind them. From ancient cave paintings to contemporary art movements, students will study influential artists, cultural contexts, and artistic techniques. The class includes hands-on projects, gallery-style presentations, and opportunities to connect historical art to modern creativity, developing both visual literacy and critical thinking.
Students engage in critical thinking, persuasive speaking, and structured argumentation as they prepare for regional and state-level debate competitions. Through research, public speaking, and teamwork, students learn to build strong cases, think on their feet, and respectfully challenge opposing viewpoints. The year culminates in formal debates where students put their skills to the test in front of live audiences and judges.
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.
In this literature-based ELA class, students read and discuss a selected book while learning how to analyze themes, characters, and plot through guided discussion. Alongside their reading, students develop a formal book report, focusing on structure, clear writing, and academic elements such as citations, bibliographies, and proper formatting.
