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Featured Classes

August

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Academic Course Descriptions

We offer pre-k, lower elementary, upper elementary, middle school, high school, and family academic courses.

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Pre-K

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Lower Elementary

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Upper Elementary

Science

  1. Mission to Mars: Space Engineers (UE.C.Sc.1A.DZ)

    • Studying planets, Mars conditions, and space exploration

    • Understanding gravity, atmosphere, and survival needs

    • Designing solutions for food, water, air, and shelter

    • Testing models through STEM challenges

    • Connecting science to engineering design

    • Story led class helping a monster return to his family in outer space

  2. Out of the Depths of Europa: Space Engineers (UE.C.Sc.1B.DZ)

    • Studying moons, orbital interactions, and the Jupiter system

    • Exploring Europa’s ice shell, hidden ocean, and planetary interior

    • Understanding tidal forces, radiation, pressure, and energy transfer

    • Using probes, robotics, radar, and communication systems to investigate alien environments

    • Examining scientific uncertainty, life detection, and possible extraterrestrial ecosystems

    • Story-led class following Cozmos and his companions as they search for mysterious signals beneath Europa’s frozen surface

  3. Escape from Venus: Climate Survivors (UE.C.Sc.1C.DZ)

    • Studying Venus, planetary atmospheres, and climate systems

    • Understanding greenhouse effects, atmospheric pressure, and extreme temperatures

    • Exploring volcanic activity, surface conditions, and planetary evolution

    • Comparing Earth, Mars, and Venus to understand habitability and climate change

    • Designing survival systems and floating habitats for hostile environments

    • Story-led class following Cozmos and his companions as they investigate a mysterious signal hidden within Venus’s deadly atmosphere

  4. The Last Signal: Cosmic Detectives (UE.C.Sc.1D.DZ)

    • Studying dwarf planets, comets, asteroids, and the outer solar system

    • Understanding telescopes, electromagnetic waves, signals, and deep space communication

    • Exploring exoplanets, galaxies, and the scale of the universe

    • Investigating how scientists search for distant worlds and possible extraterrestrial life

    • Analyzing data, patterns, and clues through STEM challenges and scientific investigation

    • Story-led class following Cozmos and his companions as they trace a mysterious signal beyond the edge of the solar system searching for the truth about his people and their mission

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Middle School

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High School

Sewing and Fashion Design
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Fashion & Design Foundations

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  1. Exploration & Foundations (HS.SFD.FDF.1A.DZ)

    • Explore the history, purpose, and evolution of clothing throughout human history

    • Learn why humans create garments for protection, identity, labor, culture, and self-expression

    • Study sewing tools, machine safety, fabric basics, and introductory construction techniques

    • Examine closures, pockets, seams, and historical garment solutions across different cultures and time periods

    • Practice sketching, design planning, and beginner sewing techniques through hands-on activities

    • Apply foundational sewing and design skills through an introductory bag or accessory project

  2. Garment Design & Wearable Construction (HS.SFD.FDF.1B.DZ)

    • Explore how garments are designed to fit, protect, and move with the human body

    • Study historical and modern clothing construction methods from workwear to fashion garments

    • Learn measuring, fitting, seams, hems, closures, and garment assembly techniques

    • Examine how climate, labor, technology, and culture influence wearable clothing design

    • Practice sewing techniques used in constructing functional and expressive garments

    • Apply design and construction skills through the creation of a wearable garment project

  3. Character, Costume & Soft Design (HS.SFD.FDF.1C.DZ)

    • Explore how clothing, costume, and textiles communicate personality, emotion, and storytelling

    • Study costume history, symbolic clothing, character design, and fashion in media and entertainment

    • Learn sewing techniques for curved seams, soft forms, plush construction, and three-dimensional design

    • Examine how texture, color, shape, and exaggeration influence visual communication and design

    • Practice creative problem-solving through costume, plush, and soft sculpture projects

    • Apply technical and artistic skills through the creation of a character-inspired soft design project

  4. Fashion, Culture & Creative Studio (HS.SFD.FDF.1D.DZ)

    • Explore how fashion reflects culture, identity, trends, and social change throughout history and modern society

    • Study fashion subcultures, sustainability, redesign, upcycling, and contemporary creative practices

    • Learn how designers use clothing and textiles to communicate ideas, beliefs, and personal style

    • Examine the relationship between fashion, media, technology, and cultural expression

    • Practice independent design development, creative experimentation, and project planning

    • Apply sewing, design, and research skills through an original student-directed creative project

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Family Classes

​Faith, Religion & Spiritual Formation
 

Life of Christ: New Testament

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  1. Parables (FA.C.RL.LOC.1A.DZ)

    • Explore the meaning and purpose of Christ’s parables

    • Study major parables such as the Prodigal Son, Good Samaritan, and Sower

    • Learn how Jesus used stories to teach eternal truths

    • Identify themes of faith, repentance, mercy, and the Kingdom of God

    • Practice applying parables to everyday family life

    • Explore how parables reveal more about how to be a disciple of Jesus Christ

  2. Healings and Miracles (FA.C.RL.LOC.1B.DZ)

    • Examine Christ’s miracles and acts of healing throughout the Gospels

    • Learn how Jesus showed compassion to the sick, poor, and suffering

    • Study miracles demonstrating faith, forgiveness, and divine power

    • Explore the spiritual meaning behind Christ’s healings and miracles

    • Discuss how miracles strengthened belief in Jesus as the Messiah

    • Apply lessons of hope, faith, and service to modern life

  3. Teachings (FA.C.RL.LOC.1C.DZ)

    • Study the core teachings of Jesus found in the Gospels

    • Explore the Sermon on the Mount and the Beatitudes

    • Learn principles of prayer, forgiveness, charity, and discipleship

    • Examine Christ’s teachings about the Kingdom of God

    • Discuss how Jesus taught truth with wisdom, love, and authority

    • Apply Christ-centered teachings to personal and family living

  4. Relationships (FA.C.RL.LOC.1D.DZ)

    • Explore how Jesus interacted with family, friends, disciples, and strangers

    • Study Christ’s examples of compassion, forgiveness, and service

    • Learn principles for healthy Christlike relationships and community

    • Examine how Jesus treated the marginalized, sinners, and enemies

    • Discuss the importance of love, unity, humility, and peacemaking

    • Apply relationship principles from Christ’s life to home, church, and society

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