English I - Foundational (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to enhance language building Reflect and analyze different texts, then learn and practice how to write different type of academic papers. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English I - Foundational (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to enhance language building Reflect and analyze different texts, then learn and practice how to write different type of academic papers. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English I - Foundational (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to enhance language building Reflect and analyze different texts, then learn and practice how to write different type of academic papers. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English I - Foundational (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to enhance language building Reflect and analyze different texts, then learn and practice how to write different type of academic papers. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English II - Accelerated (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to advance language building Practice Literary analysis of various texts, then apply those skills to your own writing. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English II - Accelerated (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to advance language building Practice Literary analysis of various texts, then apply those skills to your own writing. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English II - Accelerated (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to advance language building Practice Literary analysis of various texts, then apply those skills to your own writing. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

English II - Accelerated (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Critical reading and writing skills, to advance language building Practice Literary analysis of various texts, then apply those skills to your own writing. Session I: Focuses on nonfiction Session II: Focuses on fiction

Math 7 (Grades: current 6th) Algebraic properties, characteristics of geometric figures. Session I: Learn integers and absolute value, expressions, algebraic equations and inequalities, rational and irrational numbers Session II: Learn angles relationship, areas and volumes, circumference and area of a circle, the coordinates plane, distance formula and perimeter

Math 7 (Grades: current 6th) Algebraic properties, characteristics of geometric figures. Session I: Learn integers and absolute value, expressions, algebraic equations and inequalities, rational and irrational numbers Session II: Learn angles relationship, areas and volumes, circumference and area of a circle, the coordinates plane, distance formula and perimeter

Math 8 (Grades: current 7th) Linear equations and function, geometric transformations and the Pythagorean Theorem. Session I: Solve linear equations, solve a system of two linear equations, identify linear and nonlinear functions. Session II: Verify experimentally the properties of transformations, and understand congruence vs. similarity. Learn the Pythagorean Theorem.

Math 8 (Grades: current 7th) Linear equations and function, geometric transformations and the Pythagorean Theorem. Session I: Solve linear equations, solve a system of two linear equations, identify linear and nonlinear functions. Session II: Verify experimentally the properties of transformations, and understand congruence vs. similarity. Learn the Pythagorean Theorem.

Math I (Grades: current 7th with Accelerated Math 7, or current 8th) Function Representation vs. sequences, some geometric principles. Session I: Compare arithmetic sequence and linear function, geometric sequences and exponential function, absolute-value equations and functions. Session II: Learn postulates vs. theorems, congruence of triangles, angles of parallel lines and transversal, constructions.

Math I (Grades: current 7th with Accelerated Math 7, or current 8th) Function Representation vs. sequences, some geometric principles. Session I: Compare arithmetic sequence and linear function, geometric sequences and exponential function, absolute-value equations and functions. Session II: Learn postulates vs. theorems, congruence of triangles, angles of parallel lines and transversal, constructions.

Math II (Grades: current 8th with Accelerated Math 8, or current 9th) Polynomial and other functions, formal geometric proofs. Session I: Learn quadratic Functions including complex numbers, Polynomials Functions, Exponential Functions, and some applications. Session II: Perform various formal proofs, and few advanced constructions such as incenter and circumcenter of a triangle.

Math II (Grades: current 8th with Accelerated Math 8, or current 9th) Polynomial and other functions, formal geometric proofs. Session I: Learn quadratic Functions including complex numbers, Polynomials Functions, Exponential Functions, and some applications. Session II: Perform various formal proofs, and few advanced constructions such as incenter and circumcenter of a triangle.

Programming I - Scratch & Turtle (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Intro to creating computer algorithms, and coding mindset. Session I: Learn basic computing literacy and functionality with MIT-developed Scratch computing language a block-based online platform. Session II: Move to Python a text-based programming language, starting with Turtle as an easy-to-use graphical environment for Python.

Programming I - Scratch & Turtle (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Intro to creating computer algorithms, and coding mindset. Session I: Learn basic computing literacy and functionality with MIT-developed Scratch computing language a block-based online platform. Session II: Move to Python a text-based programming language, starting with Turtle as an easy-to-use graphical environment for Python.

Programming II - Python (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Programming, and developing programmer’s mindset. (Recommended that students have had some exposure to programming) Session I: Begin programming using Python, a powerful text-based language, and develop the attention to detail needed to avoid common errors. Session II: Learn HTML, CSS, and how the internet works, then the various programming operations as they are expressed in JavaScript.

Programming II - Python (Grades: current 6th to current 8th) Programming, and developing programmer’s mindset. (Recommended that students have had some exposure to programming) Session I: Begin programming using Python, a powerful text-based language, and develop the attention to detail needed to avoid common errors. Session II: Learn HTML, CSS, and how the internet works, then the various programming operations as they are expressed in JavaScript.