Get ready for next school year! Sign up now! Registration Open! 4 to 8 students per class
Workshops are led by our talented and experienced team of educators who have advanced degrees in their field.
They will provide interactive, personalized and engaging lessons that are suitable for students of all skill levels,
with or without learning differences.
Grades: 9 – 12
You will have an opportunity to write short stories about issues and subjects that matter to you and your peers. The class will critique each other s work. You will learn how to revise and edit your writing resulting in a finished short story. Student work will be compiled into a book of short stories.
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Mcedwin
Grades: 6 – 8
In this workshop, you will explore informative and argumentative essay writing. You will choose topics that are most meaningful to you from today s current events. Here are some examples: Social Justice issues such as homelessness, Black Lives Matter civil rights, the Presidential Election 2020, Science vs politics when making national disaster decisions, pass or fail grading during remote learning, Women, Gender, and LGBTQ+ rights. The class will use resources from the New York Times, Newsela and other national/local archives for background information and primary sources. Skills taught include annotation, paragraph writing, essay formatting/structure, using quotes effectively, and writing style, which are all needed for high school coursework and state exams
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Cailin
Grades: 6 – 8
In this workshop, you will explore informative and argumentative essay writing. You will choose topics that are most meaningful to you from today s current events. Here are some examples: Social Justice issues such as homelessness, Black Lives Matter civil rights, the Presidential Election 2020, Science vs politics when making national disaster decisions, pass or fail grading during remote learning, Women, Gender, and LGBTQ+ rights. The class will use resources from the New York Times, Newsela and other national/local archives for background information and primary sources. Skills taught include annotation, paragraph writing, essay formatting/structure, using quotes effectively, and writing style, which are all needed for high school coursework and state exams
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Cailin
Grades: 6 – 7
This class prepares you for the study of Algebra 1. Get ready for next year s math course. You will learn about new types of numbers such as integers, negative numbers, fractions and decimals. You will gain understanding of variable manipulation, the basics of equations including inverse operations, and the rules of evaluating expressions using order of operations. Plus, this course will make Algebra fun.
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Jeffrey
Grades: 6 – 7
This class prepares you for the study of Algebra 1. Get ready for next year s math course. You will learn about new types of numbers such as integers, negative numbers, fractions and decimals. You will gain understanding of variable manipulation, the basics of equations including inverse operations, and the rules of evaluating expressions using order of operations. Plus, this course will make Algebra fun.
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Jeffrey
Grades: 8 – 11
Did you know that you apply Math and Science skills to your daily life without even knowing it Simple things like kicking a ball, cleaning a window, cooking with a family member or exercising while in quarantine all require Math and Science knowledge. In this fun course of exploration, we will apply logical thinking skills and explore concepts of Algebra intertwined with some biology, earth science and even some physics.
Dates: TBA
Instructor: Alissa