2026 Fall Class Schedule

TUESDAY SCHEDULE

Time	Class	Tuition	Age Group	Class Description
10:00 AM	Potus Files	$750	younger	Students will explore past events, cultures, and societies, teaching students to analyze sources, understand cause and effect, and develop critical thinking skills to interpret the past and its relevance to the present
10:00 AM	Handwriting	$750		Focus on improving letter formation, legibility, and writing speed through structured, multisensory instruction that combines motor skill development with visual and auditory cues.
10:00 AM	Cooking	$650	Age 11+	In this culinary course, participants will acquire basic cooking skills and easy- to-prepare recipes that will remain invaluable throughout their adult lives. We will concentrate on essential dishes. Students will gain knowledge of kitchen safety protocols, knife skills, cooking terminology, and straightforward cleaning methods, all while having fun.
10:00 AM	Entrepreneurship	$650		Hands-on course will explore what it takes to start your own business, from brainstorming creative ideas to learning practical skills like managing money, marketing, and teamwork. With real-world applications and guidance from experienced business owners, kids will gain confidence, leadership skills, and a head start on their entrepreneurial journey.
10:00 AM	Visual Art	$650	Age 11+	Students learn how to create art using a variety of media and techniques, such as drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and digital imaging
11:00 AM	Coding	$1000 or $250/month	Age 11+	Learn coding fundamentals through interactive games and creative projects.
11:00 AM	Grammar & Writing	$750	Age 11+	Students will study the proper grammar rules and structures, allowing them to construct clear and accurate sentences, which leads to a better understanding by the listener or reader. It also allows one to understand the meaning of sentences and written text more easily.
11:00 AM	Visual Art	$650	Ages 7-11	Explore drawing, painting, and mixed media techniques in a fun environment.
11:00 AM	Lit/Podcast	$650	Ages 10-13	Students in the podcasting class learn the various stages of producing a podcast, including conceptualizing, creating, recording, editing, and distributing. Students will review literary writing and discuss it as content on the podcast.
11:00 AM	Cooking	$650	Ages 7-10	Hands-on culinary class teaching kitchen basics and beginner recipes.
12:30 PM	STEM Class	$1000 or $250/month	Ages 7-11	STEM class dives deeper into problem-solving and creative design while keeping learning exciting. Students engage in hands-on projects like building cars, scribble robots with craft materials, and exploring simple circuits. The class encourages teamwork and critical thinking, helping kids connect STEM concepts to real-world applications.
12:30 PM	Etiquette	$650		Etiquette Essentials 101 focuses on several of the most important children's etiquette and manners lessons. Through interaction, humor, and fun, children learn and practice greetings, conversation skills, and table manners
12:30 PM	Music History	$650		Students in this class learn the origins and development of a variety of di?erent musical genres, including Classical, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Soul, and Hip-Hop. This engaging class uses a combination of vinyl records and archive footage to immerse students in various time periods.
12:30 PM	Music Theory	$650	Ages 7-10	Students will study the fundamental elements that construct and govern the language of music, including notes, scales, chords, rhythm, melody, harmony, and form. Music theory serves as a set of rules and guidelines that musicians use to create, analyze, and interpret music.
1:30 PM	STEM Class	$1000 or $250/month	Ages 10-14	STEM class dives deeper into problem-solving and creative design while keeping learning exciting. Students engage in hands-on projects like building cars, scribble robots with craft materials, and exploring simple circuits. The class encourages teamwork and critical thinking, helping kids connect STEM concepts to real-world applications.
1:30 PM	Geography	$650		Students learn the world around them through interactive, visual, and hands-on activities. The focus is on building foundational spatial awareness and fostering curiosity about different cultures and ecosystems.
1:30 PM	Baking	$650	Ages 7-10	Each session, students will learn to read and follow recipes, providing a direct opportunity to learn about measurements and the science behind baking. It's a delicious way to integrate math and science into your homeschool curriculum.
1:30 PM	Math Games	$650	Ages 7-11	Unlock the world of numbers through play! This interactive class transforms math concepts into exciting challenges, from rapid-fire relay races to strategic dice games, ensuring every child builds confidence and fluency in math fundamentals. We'll use Math Bingo, treasure hunts, and classic games to make addition, subtraction, multiplication, and logic fun and memorable.
1:30 PM	HS Ensemble	$650		Vocal Collective is an audition-based performance group for middle and high school homeschool students, blending vocal excellence with choreography and stage presence. Designed for dedicated performers, this ensemble focuses on teamwork, confidence, and high-energy productions that develop both artistry and performance skills
2:30 PM	Sewing Class	$1,250		Beginners- sewing class introduces fundamental techniques, including basic machine operation, fabric handling, pattern reading, and essential sewing skills like straight stitching, basic seam finishes. pattern, and complete simple projects, building a foundation for more advanced sewing techniques.
2:30 PM	Baking	$650	Ages 11+	Each session, students will learn to read and follow recipes, providing a direct opportunity to learn about measurements and the science behind baking. It's a delicious way to integrate math and science into your homeschool curriculum.
2:30 PM	Urban Gardening	$750		This urban gardening course aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to cultivate a thriving garden in an urban environment. It covers topics from soil preparation to pest management.

THURSDAY SCHEDULE

Time	Class	Tuition	Age Group	Class Description
10:30 AM	Theater	$650	Age 9+	Students in this class learn the basics of performing arts, drama, and theater. Including learning how to bring stories to life through dialogue and action on the stage. Students will be working towards the performance of a short play at the end of the semester.
10:30 AM	Creative Arts Exploration	$650	Ages 7-10	Students learn to create art using a variety of media and techniques, such as drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and digital imaging.
10:30 AM	Food Art	$650	Age 11+	Explores the intersection of culinary skill and visual aesthetics, focusing on how to prepare, plate, and present food as a form of creative expression.
10:30 AM	Entrepreneurship	$650	Age 10+	This class is all about turning your dreams into reality! Taught by local entrepreneurs, this hands-on course will explore what it takes to start your own business, from brainstorming creative ideas to learning practical skills like managing money, marketing, and teamwork.
11:30 AM	Photography	$650	Ages 11+	Help students learn to see the world creatively, understand photography basics, and build confidence in capturing and editing photos using modern-day technology. (phone or tablet)
11:30 AM	Open Notes	$750	Age 10+	This course will focus on expressive writing in many different forms. Students will have the opportunity to explore several different types of poetry and prose styles and respond to literature, art mediums, quotes, and music.
11:30 AM	Food Art	$650	Age 11+	Explores the intersection of culinary skill and visual aesthetics, focusing on how to prepare, plate, and present food as a form of creative expression.
11:30 AM	Visual Art	$650	Ages 11+	Students learn how to create art using a variety of media and techniques, such as drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and digital imaging
1:00 PM	Potus	$750	Ages 7-12	Students will explore past events, cultures, and societies, teaching students to analyze sources, understand cause and effect, and develop critical thinking skills to interpret the past and its relevance to the present
1:00 PM	Geography	$650	Ages 11+	Students learn the world around them through interactive, visual, and hands-on activities. The focus is on building foundational spatial awareness and fostering curiosity about different cultures and ecosystems.
1:00 PM	Speech/Debate	$650	Ages 10+	Students will learn how to control their voices to convey emotions, emphasize key points, and keep their audience engaged. Techniques such as breathing exercises, vocal warm-ups, and practice drills are commonly used to improve your diction and ensure that your message is clear and impactful.
2:00 PM	Fix-It Lab	$650	Ages 10+	Teaches basic assembly, preventative maintenance, and repair diagnostics for household infrastructure, automotive systems, personal computers, and consumer electronics. Participants transition from theory to hands-on, real-world repairs.
2:00 PM	Visual Art	$650	Ages 7-10	Students learn how to create art using a variety of media and techniques, such as drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and digital imaging
2:00 PM	Choir	$650	All ages	The choir consists of all students interested in developing their vocal ability and performing in an ensemble. Students will learn vocal technique, diction, and literacy through choral music literature. All choir students will be required to perform and attend performances.
2:00 PM	Geography	$650	Ages 7-10	Students learn the world around them through interactive, visual, and hands-on activities. The focus is on building foundational spatial awareness and fostering curiosity about different cultures and ecosystems.
3:00 PM	Barista Brewology	$650	Ages 13+	Barista Brewology: the art, science, history, and geography of coffee. Discover the art, science, and global story of coffee in this 15-week, hands-on course for teens (ages 14-17). Students will explore the geography and history of coffee, master espresso extraction, milk frothing, and latte art, and learn the science behind flavor, grind size, extraction, and milk chemistry. The class includes a field trip to a local roaster, where students will see the roasting process in action. By the end, participants will have the knowledge, technical understanding, and real-world experience to step confidently into entry-level barista roles.