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| MCT Language Arts Level 1: The Island Level (Aug. 17/19-Dec. 14/16, 2026; Jan. 11/13-May 10/12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 6–10 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 1: The Island Level (Aug. 17/19-Dec. 14/16, 2026; Jan. 11/13-May 10/12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Join author Michael Clay Thompson in MCT1, the Island Level of the MCT language arts curriculum, as he introduces students to grammar, vocabulary, writing, poetics, and literature. In Sentence Island, the writing book for this level, students will be taken to a new world where they will meet the beloved […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 2: The Town Level (Aug. 17/18-Dec. 14/15, 2026; Jan. 11/12-May 10/11, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 7–11 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 2: The Town Level (Aug. 17/18-Dec. 14/15, 2026; Jan. 11/12-May 10/11, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In MCT2, the second level of the MCT language arts curriculum, Michael Clay Thompson takes students into Paragraph Town, where two ducks, Fishmeal and Queequack, explore the art of the paragraph. Grammar Town examines the building blocks of the English language within the context of a town. Students are introduced […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 3: The Voyage Level (Aug. 17/18/19-Dec. 14/15/16, 2026; Jan. 11/12/13-May 10/11/12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 8–13 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 3: The Voyage Level (Aug. 17/18/19-Dec. 14/15/16, 2026; Jan. 11/12/13-May 10/11/12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In MCT3, the third level of the MCT language arts curriculum, Michael Clay Thompson takes students on a voyage around the world in Essay Voyage. It is at once a strong and creative introduction to how to write an essay and also an exploration of the geography of the world. […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 4: The Classic Literature Level (Aug. 18/19-Dec. 15/16, 2026; Jan. 12/13-May 11/12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 9–15 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 4: The Classic Literature Level (Aug. 18/19-Dec. 15/16, 2026; Jan. 12/13-May 11/12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. The fourth level of the MCT language arts curriculum is an introduction to literature that is sophisticated and insightful at a level beyond what most students will encounter unless they are English majors at top universities. In MCT4, Michael Clay Thompson leads students in an examination of how the great […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 5: The Lens I Level (Aug. 17/18-Dec. 14/15, 2026; Jan. 11/12-May 10/11, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 10–18 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 5: The Lens I Level (Aug. 17/18-Dec. 14/15, 2026; Jan. 11/12-May 10/11, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. MCT5, the fifth level of the MCT language arts curriculum, offers academics at its most rigorous. Using the strategies explained in Advanced Academic Writing I, Michael Clay Thompson teaches the students how to write academic essays, complete with citations and works cited. The grammar book, The Magic Lens I, explores […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 6: The Lens II Level (Aug. 18/19-Dec. 15/16, 2026; Jan. 12/13-May 11/12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 11–18 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 6: The Lens II Level (Aug. 18/19-Dec. 15/16, 2026; Jan. 12/13-May 11/12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. MCT6, the sixth level of the MCT language arts curriculum, offers a high level of challenge. Using the strategies explained in Advanced Academic Writing II, Michael Clay Thompson teaches the students how to write academic essays, complete with citations and works cited. The grammar book, The Magic Lens II, explores […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 7: The Lens III Level (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 12–18 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 7: The Lens III Level (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. MCT7, the seventh level of the MCT language arts curriculum, offers a high level of challenge. Using the strategies explained in Advanced Academic Writing III, Michael Clay Thompson teaches the students how to write academic essays advocating their own ideas, complete with citations and works cited. The grammar book, The […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 8: Shakespeare and the 18th Century (Aug. 17-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 13–18 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 8: Shakespeare and the 18th Century (Aug. 17-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Offered exclusively through Royal Fireworks Online Learning is Michael Clay Thompson’s Level 8, which is a full-year, college-style, advanced literature seminar. It will not have weekly email assignments but will involve close reading and discussion of superb literature. There will an MLA research paper about the literature due at the […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 10: Shakespeare: The Complete Sonnets (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 14–18 | From $1,075 |
MCT Language Arts Level 10: Shakespeare: The Complete Sonnets (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $1,075 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. For the strongest students who are capable of college-level academic work, Royal Fireworks Online Learning offers Michael Clay Thompson’s Level 10, a full year of Shakespeare’s sonnets. In this extraordinary, college-style seminar, students will read all 250 of Shakespeare’s sonnets, as well as all of Shakespeare’s plays that include sonnets. […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 1: The Island Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 6–10 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 1: The Island Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 1 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 2: The Town Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 7–11 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 2: The Town Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 2 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 3: The Voyage Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 8–13 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 3: The Voyage Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 3 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 4: The Classic Literature Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 9–15 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 4: The Classic Literature Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 4 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 5: The Lens I Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 10–18 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 5: The Lens I Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 5 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 6: The Lens II Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 11–18 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 6: The Lens II Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 6 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| MCT Language Arts Level 7: The Lens III Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027) | No instructor | 12–18 | From $775 |
MCT Language Arts Level 7: The Lens III Level AUDIT ONLY (2026-2027)From $775 THIS IS AN AUDIT-ONLY COURSE! This version of the MCT Level 7 course is appropriate for those students who cannot attend the live class meetings or who do not wish to turn on their cameras during the live class meetings. Students who take this course will not join the weekly class meetings. Instead, each week […]
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| Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 12–18 | From $575 |
Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will feature the connection between good reading and good writing. Students will study published texts and analyze them for their content, style, and rhetorical structure. They will also learn the fundamentals of research, how to think through and clearly articulate ideas, and how both their creative and their […]
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| Essay Voyage Seminar (Sept. 9-Dec. 2, 2026; Jan. 13-May 5, 2027) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 10–14 | From $575 |
Essay Voyage Seminar (Sept. 9-Dec. 2, 2026; Jan. 13-May 5, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Designed for students in their middle school years, this course introduces young writers to the art of essay writing, guided by the award-winning Michael Clay Thompson language arts curriculum’s Essay Voyage text. In this course, students will: Learn the basics of essay structure, thesis statements, and guided research Get a […]
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| Advanced Essay Writing Seminar (Sept. 16-Dec. 9, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 13–18 | From $575 |
Advanced Essay Writing Seminar (Sept. 16-Dec. 9, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Designed for students in their early high school years, this course introduces maturing writers to investigative and argumentative essay writing, guided by the award-winning Michael Clay Thompson language arts curriculum’s Advanced Academic Writing I text. In this course, students will: Learn how to conduct independent research while evaluating sources Develop […]
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| The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 11–18 | From $575 |
The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Considered by many to be among the greatest books of the twentieth century, The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are J.R.R. Tolkien’s masterpieces of epic fiction. Over the course of two semesters, students will examine The Hobbit and the three volumes of The Lord of the Rings in […]
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| Love and the Meaning of Life (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 14–18 | From $575 |
Love and the Meaning of Life (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. What is love? Is it an emotion? An action? How do romance and marriage fit into love? How does love determine our identities—who we are—and our vocations—what we are called to? Is there a connection between love and war, between love and desire, even between love and death? How is […]
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| The Word Made Flesh: Music, Art, and Literature in Christian Culture (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026) | Kevin O'Brien | 11–18 | $550 |
The Word Made Flesh: Music, Art, and Literature in Christian Culture (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. Students in this course will examine the creative works that have grown out of Christian culture, including music, art, and literature. The students will be exposed to the best and most significant works of the past 2,000 years. By examining themes, symbols, and issues that recur in works produced by […]
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| Creative Writing (Ages 9-12) (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Mark Filie | 9–12 | From $575 |
Creative Writing (Ages 9-12) (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will help to develop students’ creative writing skills. To do this, the instructor will guide students through an exploration of methods, techniques, and theories of writing in several different genres. The students will examine examples of poetry and fiction as they create their own characters, conflicts, and dialogue. […]
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| Creative Writing (Ages 13-18) (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Mark Filie | 13–18 | From $575 |
Creative Writing (Ages 13-18) (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will help to develop students’ creative writing skills. To do this, the instructor will guide students through an exploration of methods, techniques, and theories of writing in several different genres. The students will examine examples of poetry and fiction as they create their own characters, conflicts, and dialogue. […]
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| A Journey through Poetry (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Mark Filie | 12–18 | From $575 |
A Journey through Poetry (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is designed to help students understand, enjoy, and compose poetry. Students will embark on an exploration of poetry that begins centuries in the past and travels through time to the free verse and spoken-word poetry of today. They will examine the fixed forms, meters, metaphors, and sound devices […]
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| Pre-Algebra (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Allen Gross | 8–12 | From $575 |
Pre-Algebra (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course teaches students the necessary problem-solving strategies that will enable them to solve algebraic equations. Topics include set, numeration, operations, pre-algebra, pre-geometry, measurement, and probability and statistics. During the year, the course will cover a wide variety of concepts: primes and divisors, fractions, equations and inequalities, decimals, ratios and […]
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| Algebra I (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Allen Gross | 9–13 | From $575 |
Algebra I (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is for children who are ready to begin algebra. With patience and a steady application of effort through the year, students will be able to master the wide range of topics that fall under the heading of “Algebra I.” Through the year, students will be presented with many […]
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| Geometry (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Allen Gross | 10–16 | From $575 |
Geometry (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Geometry is one of the oldest and most practical branches of mathematics. It is frequently the branch of mathematics that students with dyslexia take to most readily. Geometry leads children to logical thought and proof by an essential sequence of reasoning. Its importance for understanding the basic order of the […]
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| Algebra II (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Allen Gross | 10–17 | From $575 |
Algebra II (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is an essential gateway to enable students to succeed in higher mathematics, and as such, a great deal of time (including individual special attention) will be allocated to making certain that each student understands all aspects of the material. The course will cover a review of basic algebra […]
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| Trigonometry (Sept. 3-Dec. 17, 2026) | Allen Gross | 12–18 | $550 |
Trigonometry (Sept. 3-Dec. 17, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will learn classic Greek trigonometry, as well as radian measure and the unit circle. Additional topics will include all six trigonometric functions, inverse functions, graphing, identities equation solving, polar coordinates, and parametric equations. It will also include some applications of trigonometry to physics. Class Meetings: Thursdays, […]
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| Pre-Calculus (Aug. 25-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11; 2027) | Adrian Grishby | 14–18 | From $575 |
Pre-Calculus (Aug. 25-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11; 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will use the unit circle to extend the domain of trigonometric functions to include all real numbers. They will develop understanding of the radian measure of an angle, graph trigonometric functions, and derive and apply the Pythagorean identity. The students will then extend their study of […]
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| Calculus (Aug. 27-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Adrian Grishby | 15–18 | From $575 |
Calculus (Aug. 27-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will investigate limits and derivatives graphically, numerically, and analytically using both abstract and quantitative reasoning. They will develop the derivative as a two-sided limit of an average rate of change, make sense of problems, and apply the derivative to a variety of contexts to model with […]
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| Math for Bright Young Learners, Part 1 (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Dr. Rachel McAnallen | 6–11 | From $575 |
Math for Bright Young Learners, Part 1 (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this elementary math course, students will learn: Number fluency and flexibility Place value systems in base ten and other bases Fractions, including decimal fractions The commutative and associative properties of addition and multiplication Subtraction using negative numbers The distributive property of multiplication The reverse distributive property of division In […]
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| Math for Bright Young Learners, Part 2 (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Dr. Rachel McAnallen | 7–12 | From $575 |
Math for Bright Young Learners, Part 2 (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Please Note: Students are required to have taken Math for Bright Young Learners, Part 1 in order to take this course. In this math course, students will learn: Number fluency and flexibility How to convert base ten numbers to other number systems, and vice versa Radix points for various number […]
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| Advanced Mathematical Concepts, Part 2 (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026) | Dr. Rachel McAnallen | 10–16 | $575 |
Advanced Mathematical Concepts, Part 2 (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026)$575 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. Please Note: Students are required to have taken Advanced Mathematical Concepts, Part 1 in order to take this course. In this course, students will continue their journey through the fascinating world of number patterns. They will investigate numbers in great detail through the advanced concepts of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, […]
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| Introduction to Origami (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026) | Dr. Rachel McAnallen | 9–18 | $550 |
Introduction to Origami (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will dive into the exciting art of mathematical origami, where they’ll learn to fold paper into three-dimensional mathematical shapes. Not only will they enjoy creating new models in each session, but they’ll also gain a deeper understanding of math concepts and improve their ability to visualize […]
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| The Science of Ancient Egypt (Aug. 18-Dec. 15, 2026) | Dr. David Purvis | 8–11 | $550 |
The Science of Ancient Egypt (Aug. 18-Dec. 15, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will cover the scientific aspects of the ancient Egyptian culture. Students will begin by studying the geography, climate, and ecosystems surrounding the Nile River and the Sahara Desert, with an emphasis on the richness of the Egyptian environment and the annual floods that fertilized the crops with nutrients, […]
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| Biology for Primary Students (Sept. 1-Dec. 8, 2026) | Margaret Bohlin | 5–7 | $300 |
Biology for Primary Students (Sept. 1-Dec. 8, 2026)$300 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. NOTE: THIS COURSE MEETS FOR A HALF HOUR EACH SESSION. Nature provides children with a vast array of interesting living species that intrigue their young minds. From the tallest trees to tiny flowers and from puppies to bears, living things on Earth keep children enthralled with the natural world. In […]
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| Genetics Lab (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Dr. Caralina Evsikova | 15–18 | From $575 |
Genetics Lab (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Diversity and variation are widespread in nature. The study of heredity has a long history as people have puzzled over questions of inheritance, such as: Why do children resemble their parents? How can diseases run in families? How can two black Labradors have a litter of black, brown, and tan […]
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| Human Biology (Sept. 9-Dec. 9, 2026; Jan. 13-April 14, 2027) | Dr. Kristin Krause | 10–15 | From $575 |
Human Biology (Sept. 9-Dec. 9, 2026; Jan. 13-April 14, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Children are naturally curious about their bodies. Examining the biological principles underlying familiar experiences is a great way to demonstrate the importance of science in our lives. For some students, an interest in human physiology may be the beginning of a career in healthcare. Imagine an airplane that can take […]
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| Microbiology: The Unseen Universe (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026) | Dr. David Purvis | 12–16 | $550 |
Microbiology: The Unseen Universe (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will begin with a general survey of the six kingdoms of life and their microscopic representatives. After a thorough comparison of eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells, students will study universal cellular processes such as diffusion and osmosis, cell respiration, and cell reproduction. They will also learn a brief history […]
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| Understanding the Brain (Aug. 26-Dec. 16, 2026) | Dr. Kristin Krause | 11–15 | $550 |
Understanding the Brain (Aug. 26-Dec. 16, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. People are attracted to neurobiology because they want to understand processes like intelligence, emotion, learning, and memory. However, the brain is challenging to study as a whole. After all, it’s the most complicated structure in the universe! Faced with this challenge, biologists focus first on the individual nerve cells, or […]
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| Middle School Chemistry (Aug. 18-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 19-May 11, 2027) | Dr. David Purvis | 11–14 | From $575 |
Middle School Chemistry (Aug. 18-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 19-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Solution chemistry allows students to gain experience in practical chemistry and offers interesting hands-on demonstrations to observe. The focus of this course will be on atoms, elements, the periodic table, and chemical reactions. Course Highlights: Atoms and Elements: The course will begin by examining the structure of an atom and […]
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| Middle School Earth Science (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027) | Dr. David Purvis | 11–14 | From $575 |
Middle School Earth Science (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this introductory course, students will learn the fundamentals of earth science, including the following topics: An introduction to earth science and the Earth’s spheres Layers and structure of the Earth Plate tectonics Earthquakes and volcanoes Earth’s rocks and minerals Weathering and erosion Earth’s oceans and fresh water The geological […]
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| Middle School Life Science (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027) | Dr. David Purvis | 11–14 | From $575 |
Middle School Life Science (Aug. 19-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 20-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this introductory course, students are invited to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of biology and life science. Here they will uncover the intricate tapestry of life, from the smallest cellular structures to the grand diversity of living organisms that inhabit our planet. Course Highlights: Cell Exploration: […]
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| Introduction to Astronomy: Our Spectacular Solar System (Sept. 3-Dec. 10, 2026) | Margaret Bohlin | 8–11 | $550 |
Introduction to Astronomy: Our Spectacular Solar System (Sept. 3-Dec. 10, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. Our solar system is made up of our sun, eight planets, more than 200 moons, and countless smaller bodies, such as dwarf planets, asteroids, and comets. Through hundreds of robotic spacecraft missions, we have learned so much about all of them. In this course, students will study the sun’s behavior […]
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| Middle School Physics (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 21-May 13, 2027) | Dr. David Purvis | 11–14 | From $575 |
Middle School Physics (Aug. 20-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 21-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will cover the science of physics and the principles that govern the physical world. Course Highlights: The Atom: The course will begin with a discussion of the general nature of forces and the principles that create our physical world. The electrostatic force, static electricity, and surface tension will […]
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| Exploring Climate Change: Science and Solutions (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Edith Katz | 10–18 | From $575 |
Exploring Climate Change: Science and Solutions (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Climate change is one of the most important phenomena to affect children growing up today. Learning about it empowers kids, allowing them to become serious students of what’s happening in their world. And it’s inherently interdisciplinary: studying the science and solutions of climate change touches on topics in chemistry, biology, […]
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| Agency in the Anthropocene: Advanced Climate Change Studies (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Edith Katz | 12–18 | From $575 |
Agency in the Anthropocene: Advanced Climate Change Studies (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course offers an in-depth study of climate change. It will include presentations on nuanced issues such as climate justice, the current state of emissions reduction, decarbonization, and global international efforts to combat both the causes and the effects of climate change, as well as a range of other contemporary […]
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| Youth-Led Climate Study Group (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Edith Katz | 12–18 | From $575 |
Youth-Led Climate Study Group (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This is an opportunity for students who are interested in climate science to research related topics and apply their knowledge to advance real-world education and activism. The course will center on identifying issues that today’s young people can address regarding climate change using existing youth-led movements as models for activities, […]
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| Third-Grade History: Building Communities, Cultures, and Nations (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 7–9 | From $575 |
Third-Grade History: Building Communities, Cultures, and Nations (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course focuses on how the natural environment influences cultures and civilizations. Through various case studies, students will gain an understanding of how people live in different natural surroundings, and they will come away with a greater appreciation for how communities are formed. They will also discuss how the modern […]
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| Fourth-Grade History: American Regional History and Geography (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 8–11 | From $575 |
Fourth-Grade History: American Regional History and Geography (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This is a course on the regional history and geography of North America, with a particular focus on the United States of America. Students will examine maps and written descriptions from explorers, pioneers, surveyors, and other historical sources to understand the influence that the natural landscape had on the westward […]
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| Fifth-Grade History: Ancient Civilizations Across the World (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 9–12 | From $575 |
Fifth-Grade History: Ancient Civilizations Across the World (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course explores some of the great Bronze Age civilizations of the ancient world in the so-called “cradles of civilization”: early dynastic Egypt, Sumeria, Norte Chico, the Olmec, the Indus Valley civilization, and the Erlitou in China. Students will examine the various traits and characteristics of each of these ancient […]
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| Sixth-Grade History: America from Colonization to Reconstruction (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 10–13 | From $575 |
Sixth-Grade History: America from Colonization to Reconstruction (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course focuses on American history from 1500 to 1900. Students will examine the European colonization of the North American continent and the social, economic, and environmental changes that occurred during the early colonial period. They will learn about the Atlantic slave trade and how the institution of slavery shaped […]
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| Seventh-Grade History: World History: Settlements to 1500 (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 11–14 | From $575 |
Seventh-Grade History: World History: Settlements to 1500 (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Eric Voegelin called history “the unfolding of a pattern of meaning in time.” In this course, students not only will examine major events and trends in world history from “the Dawn of Man” to the year 1500 but will attempt to see patterns of meaning revealed in them. The instructor […]
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| Eighth-Grade History: World History: 1500 to the Present (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 12–15 | From $575 |
Eighth-Grade History: World History: 1500 to the Present (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Eric Voegelin called history “the unfolding of a pattern of meaning in time.” In this course, students not only will examine major events and trends in world history from the year 1500 to the present but will attempt to see patterns of meaning revealed in them. The instructor will focus […]
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| American History: From Settlement to the Present (Aug. 17-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Dr. Steve Cox | 12–18 | From $575 |
American History: From Settlement to the Present (Aug. 17-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course spans the history of the United States of America. The first semester covers settlement to the Civil War; the second semester covers Reconstruction after the Civil War to the present day. In the first semester, students will learn about the people, ideas, and events in early American history […]
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| American Local History (Aug. 20-Dec. 10, 2026; Jan. 14-May 6, 2027) | Dr. Steve Cox | 14–18 | From $475 |
American Local History (Aug. 20-Dec. 10, 2026; Jan. 14-May 6, 2027)From $475 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. NOTE THAT THIS COURSE MEETS EVERY OTHER WEEK. This seminar is an introduction to the study of local history. Understanding local history often presents challenges because there are few good local history books. The scarcity of local histories also offers an opportunity for students to investigate and write an account […]
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| Family History (Aug. 27-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 21-May 13, 2027) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $475 |
Family History (Aug. 27-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 21-May 13, 2027)From $475 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. NOTE THAT THIS COURSE MEETS EVERY OTHER WEEK. This course will center on family history. Utilizing census data, historical newspapers, oral interviews, family items such as old diaries, and similar sources, students will focus on how certain events shaped and impacted individuals within the family, including parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, […]
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| French History from the Renaissance to WWII (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 13–18 | From $575 |
French History from the Renaissance to WWII (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026; Jan. 14-May 13, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course covers the history of France across the early modern era to the modern era, from roughly 1500 to 1945. The first semester will cover French history from 1500 to the revolution of 1789, while the second semester will cover the Napoleonic Wars until the end of the Second […]
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| The History of Ancient Rome (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Dr. Thomas Milton Kemnitz | 11–18 | From $700 |
The History of Ancient Rome (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $700 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This is a year-long course; the first semester will cover Rome up to the assassination of Julius Caesar and the fall of the Republic; the second semester will cover the Roman Empire until its fall. The course will draw upon the enormous Royal Fireworks archive of photographs from museums and […]
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| World Cultural Geography (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 11–18 | From $775 |
World Cultural Geography (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $775 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This will be a physical and cultural geography course. Students will explore every continent and major body of water in the world, learning all of the national capitals and all of the oceans and rivers. They will pause on great writers, creators, thinkers, composers, and artists. They will learn what […]
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| Spanish 1 (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Liz Contreras | 7–18 | From $575 |
Spanish 1 (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States and the fourth most spoken language in the world. Learning this widespread and beautiful language not only opens doors to diverse cultures and enriching travel experiences but also sharpens cognitive abilities and expands career opportunities. This is an introductory […]
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| Spanish 2 (Sept. 16-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Liz Contreras | 7–18 | From $575 |
Spanish 2 (Sept. 16-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is for students who have a solid foundation in Spanish but want to improve their understanding of the language and their fluency in it. In this course, students will: Expand their vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation skills, as well as their knowledge of the Spanish culture Continue to develop […]
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| Spanish 3 (Sept. 16-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Liz Contreras | 7–18 | From $575 |
Spanish 3 (Sept. 16-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In Spanish 3, students will build toward naturally speaking Spanish by crafting sentences and participating in conversations about everyday life. They will become more fluent at listening, speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish. They’ll also improve their understanding of the culture through reading, conversation, and presentation. As they dive deeper, […]
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| Spanish 4 (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Liz Contreras | 8–18 | From $575 |
Spanish 4 (Sept. 15-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Spanish IV is an advanced language course that builds on the skills developed in Spanish I, II, and III. Students will strengthen their speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities through the use of advanced vocabulary, grammar, and authentic cultural materials. Emphasis will be placed on spontaneous communication, critical thinking, and […]
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| French 1 (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Ian Boyd | 10–14 | From $575 |
French 1 (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Ah, French. The language of romance and diplomacy, and the official language of 29 countries across the world. Learning French opens one’s eyes to a rich tapestry of culture, cuisine, film, and history. This course is intended for true débutants (beginners) who wish to learn the basics of understanding and […]
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| Latin, Part I (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026) | Dr. Frances R. Spielhagen | 8–13 | $550 |
Latin, Part I (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will introduce the basics of the Latin language through the Royal Fireworks series Fabulae Caeciliae. In this course, students will gain a basic understanding of Latin through reading simple narratives. This will enable them to build a scaffold for further study in Latin. Students will encounter ancient Roman […]
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| Latin, Part III (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026) | Dr. Frances R. Spielhagen | 9–15 | $550 |
Latin, Part III (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is an extension of “Latin, Part II.” The course will introduce the basics of the Latin language through the Royal Fireworks series Fabulae Caeciliae. In this course, students will gain a basic understanding of Latin through reading simple narratives. This will enable them to build a scaffold for […]
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| Western Philosophy: Justice, Faith, and Free Will (Sept. 2-Dec. 16, 2026) | Dr. Sharon Kaye | 7–12 | $550 |
Western Philosophy: Justice, Faith, and Free Will (Sept. 2-Dec. 16, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course is based on a series of three illustrated chapter books about a group of preteen friends who embark on intellectual adventures. The first book, Xperiment, examines the nature of justice through Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau. The second book, Finding Faith, concerns arguments for and against the existence […]
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| Classical Logic I (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 9–18 | $550 |
Classical Logic I (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. If jabberwocks are all bandersnatches, and if no bandersnatches eat jam, then do jabberwocks eat jam? This course introduces classical logic in the spirit of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. With no prior experience required, students will learn the foundations of classical logic, including categorical syllogisms and basic propositional logic. […]
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| Art History: Western Art from the Ancient Greeks to the Present (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027) | Dr. Thomas Milton Kemnitz | 12–18 | From $700 |
Art History: Western Art from the Ancient Greeks to the Present (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026; Jan. 11-May 10, 2027)From $700 THIS IS TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. The intent of this course is to give students a familiarity with the great artists and artistic traditions that are a central part of our cultural heritage. The primary focus will be graphic art and aesthetic fashions, but sculpture, architecture, pottery, metal work, furniture, and other products of human creativity will […]
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| World History of Animation: From Cave Paintings to AI (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026) | Michael Allen | 12–18 | $550 |
World History of Animation: From Cave Paintings to AI (Sept. 14-Dec. 14, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. This course will explore the global development of animation, from early visual storytelling traditions to contemporary digital technologies. Students will examine how animation has evolved across cultures, artistic movements, and usages and will make connections from prehistoric imagery to hand-drawn 2D animation, to stop-motion, to claymation, to 3D computer graphics. They […]
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| Get Organized! Executive Functioning Strategies (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026) | Dr. Sharon Blumenthal-Cohen | 10–15 | $550 |
Get Organized! Executive Functioning Strategies (Sept. 10-Dec. 17, 2026)$550 THIS IS A ONE-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will learn how to get organized! The focus of the course is on equipping students with strategies they can use on their own that will enable them to execute tasks successfully throughout their lives. To do this, the instructor will present eight executive functioning skill areas. […]
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| Speech and Debate (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027) | Kevin O'Brien | 14–18 | From $575 |
Speech and Debate (Sept. 9-Dec. 16, 2026; Jan. 13-May 12, 2027)From $575 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of spoken communication. The focus will be threefold: study, theory, and application. The study component of the course will focus on the greatest speeches and debates in history, from Socrates’s Apology to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech […]
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| Chess Club (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027) | Michael Clay Thompson | 8–18 | From $775 |
Chess Club (Sept. 8-Dec. 15, 2026; Jan. 12-May 11, 2027)From $775 THIS IS A TWO-SEMESTER COURSE. Chess Club is exactly that: a chance for talented chess players to come together and play games against one another. In each session, the group will be divided into two, with captains appointed, and each team will have to discuss its strategy in front of the other! This is an […]
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| Individual Enrichment in English Language Arts (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 9–17 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in English Language Arts (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want to study language arts in a one-on-one setting under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to students who […]
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| Individual Enrichment in College-Level Writing (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 16–18 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in College-Level Writing (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want individualized instruction in college and career application writing under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to students who […]
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| Individual Enrichment in Creative Writing (Fall) | Mark Filie | 10–18 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in Creative Writing (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want to do individual creative writing projects in a one-on-one setting under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to […]
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| Individual Enrichment in American History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in American History (Fall-Spring)From $1,000 This option is for advanced students in American history who want to do individual projects or intense reading in a special area under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week of December 14th for the […]
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| Individual Enrichment in Local History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in Local History (Fall-Spring)From $1,000 This option is for students who want to do an individual paper or project in an area of local history, whether their own community or somewhere else, under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week […]
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| Individual Enrichment in Family History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in Family History (Fall-Spring)From $1,000 This option is for students who want to research their personal family history, culminating in an individual paper or project, under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week of December 14th for the Fall Semester, […]
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| Individual Enrichment in French (Fall) | Ian Boyd | 8–14 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in French (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want to do independent study of the French language under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to students who […]
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| Individual Enrichment in Latin (Fall) | Dr. Frances R. Spielhagen | 8–18 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in Latin (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want to do independent study of the Latin language under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to students who […]
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| Private Instruction in English Language Arts (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 9–17 | $1,600 |
Private Instruction in English Language Arts (Fall)$1,600 This option is for students who want to study language arts in a one-on-one setting under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is for students who are NOT […]
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| Private Instruction in College-Level Writing (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 16–18 | $1,600 |
Private Instruction in College-Level Writing (Fall)$1,600 This option is for students who want individualized instruction in college and career application writing under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is for students who are NOT […]
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| Private Instruction in Creative Writing (Fall) | Mark Filie | 10–18 | $1,600 |
Private Instruction in Creative Writing (Fall)$1,600 This option is for students who want to do individual creative writing projects in a one-on-one setting under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is for students who […]
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| Private Instruction in American History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,600 |
Private Instruction in American History (Fall-Spring)From $1,600 This option is for advanced students in American history who want to do individual projects or intense reading in a special area under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week of December 14th for the […]
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| Private Instruction in Local History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,600 |
Private Instruction in Local History (Fall-Spring)From $1,600 This option is for students who want to do an individual paper or project in an area of local history, whether their own community or somewhere else, under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week […]
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| Private Instruction in Family History (Fall-Spring) | Dr. Steve Cox | 11–18 | From $1,600 |
Private Instruction in Family History (Fall-Spring)From $1,600 This option is for students who want to research their personal family history, culminating in an individual paper or project, under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of August 17th to the week of December 14th for the Fall Semester, […]
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| Private Instruction in French (Fall) | Ian Boyd | 8–14 | $1,600 |
Private Instruction in French (Fall)$1,600 This option is for students who want to do independent study of the French language under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is for students who are NOT […]
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| Individual Enrichment in College and Career Application Writing (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 15–18 | $1,000 |
Individual Enrichment in College and Career Application Writing (Fall)$1,000 This option is for students who want individualized instruction in college and career application writing under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is ONLY available to students who […]
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| Private Instruction in College and Career Application Writing (Fall) | Dr. Rachel Lott | 15–18 | $1,600 |
Private Instruction in College and Career Application Writing (Fall)$1,600 This option is for students who want individualized instruction in college and career application writing under the guidance of an expert. The time and day will be arranged between the student and the instructor. Duration: The week of September 7th to the week of December 14th NOTE: This option is for students who are NOT […]
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