Discover the magic of music in this beginner-friendly course! Students will learn essential music theory concepts such as reading sheet music, understanding rhythms, and exploring the history of music. Through fun activities and games, this course will be taught in an engaging way, sparking creativity and passion for music!

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.

In this class, students will explore multiple elements of creative writing, such as detail, literary devices, and dialogue. Students will craft personal narratives that incorporate the teachings of this course. By the end, students will present their narratives while receiving valuable feedback.

This course teaches basic mathematical concepts and uses required throughout high school and more. Key topics like Linear equations, exponents, Mean/Median/Mode, etc. will be taught. A basic introduction to variables and their operations will be offered for students who are unfamiliar.

This 8-week introductory course on genetic engineering is designed for middle school students with no prior knowledge of DNA replication and protein synthesis. The curriculum gradually builds foundational understanding, starting with basic microbiology and moving towards more complex topics like CRISPR and the ethical considerations of gene editing. Through interactive activities, discussions, and possibly a final project (based on student progress), students will gain a comprehensive overview of genetic engineering and its applications in various fields, driving them forward to explore the field as a possible career path.

In this course, young students will learn how to develop their confidence and speaking skills effectively. We will cover a multitude of mock debates and speech competitions within the club, teaching the students the importance and practice of public speaking and debate. Our aim is to introduce students to the art of debate, hopefully inspiring them to use their new-found skills in day-to-day life!

In this course, students will receive an introduction to the 1-v-1 debate style of Lincoln-Douglas. They will be trained in high-school novice level debate constructive and rebuttal. Students will learn to craft their own cases, follow novice rounds, and compete in a conventional LD tournament.

This course focuses on building elementary students' ability to perform calculations with numbers, while teaching the students about the basics of arithmetic 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 arithmetic with numbers, number sense and prime factorization, and the basics of Geometry.

Are you curious about science and want to jumpstart your knowledge? This course offers students the fundamentals of chemistry, physics, and biology. Some topics that will be covered are kinetic and potential energy, the carbon cycle, cell division, and atomic structure.

This Introduction to Geometry and Trigonometry course offers students a solid foundation in essential geometric concepts and basic trigonometry. Students will learn about shapes and angles while also exploring trigonometric ratios and their applications in triangles. Through engaging activities and real-world problem-solving, students will develop critical thinking skills and prepare for future math challenges.