This class introduces students to the art of writing across creative fiction, nonfiction, and essays. Through guided exercises, reading examples, and interactive workshops, students will learn how to develop original ideas, structure compelling narratives, and express their thoughts clearly and effectively. The course focuses on building strong writing foundations, including storytelling techniques, descriptive language, organization, and revision skills. Students will explore different genres, experiment with their voice, and gain confidence in sharing their work, all while developing critical thinking and creativity.

This beginner-friendly class introduces elementary school students to fun and engaging math problem-solving inspired by the Mathematical Association of America’s American Mathematics Competitions (AMC). Students will explore creative puzzles, logic games, and foundational math concepts in an interactive and supportive environment. The course focuses on building confidence, critical thinking, and flexible problem-solving skills rather than memorization. Through guided practice and collaborative activities, students will learn strategies for approaching unfamiliar problems, recognizing patterns, and thinking step by step. No prior experience with competition math is required—this class is designed to make math enjoyable, approachable, and rewarding while preparing students for future advanced math challenges.