STEM Program
Strong STEM understanding grows as your student channels their natural curiosity into discovery that builds confidence, real-world problem-solving skills, and a love of seeing how science shapes everyday life.
Note: For STEM students in 6th and 7th grade we offer a combined, rotating two-year curriculum in which students complete the A/B courses one year and the C/D courses the next.
Math Program
Many students struggle to feel confident with math, and our Math Program supports them in recognizing patterns, making sense of numbers in everyday life, and developing the mindset needed to approach new challenges with ease.
New for 2025-26, we’re transforming the way students learn math with Derivita, an interactive platform that provides instant, step-by-step feedback. Derivita gives students smarter practice and helps mentors identify strengths, struggles, and skill gaps in real time—so every student can get the support they need to grow.
In live math courses, students meet four times per week with a certified teacher—what we call a mentor—who leads them through simulations and modeling workshops that reveal the meaning and beauty behind the math. Mentors also guide hands-on problem-solving sessions that help students build fluency and confidence using Derivita. For students in 8th grade (Intro to HS Math), we also offer a self-paced option supported by mentor office hours.
PE and Health Program
Mentors hand-pick the readings in these courses to spark transformations in high school students—moments when they see themselves and the world in an entirely new way. As students complete each reading, they feel the joys and sorrows of memorable characters and learn to see how the themes, plotlines, symbolism, and cause-and-effect in literature relates to their own daily lives. In addition to reading great novels and epic poems, students develop their writing skills through both critical analyses and creative projects. Students also gain a new awareness of how literature has shaped and been shaped by world events over time.
Electives
Middle school students are at a key moment to explore what they enjoy and begin shaping future interests. Our electives program supports that growth through hands-on courses such as photography, life readiness, typing, and optional for-credit world language study for independent learners. Each elective helps students build practical skills, deepen self-understanding, and enter high school with greater confidence and direction.
Fine Arts Program
Mentors hand-pick the readings in these courses to spark transformations in high school students—moments when they see themselves and the world in an entirely new way. As students complete each reading, they feel the joys and sorrows of memorable characters and learn to see how the themes, plotlines, symbolism, and cause-and-effect in literature relates to their own daily lives. In addition to reading great novels and epic poems, students develop their writing skills through both critical analyses and creative projects. Students also gain a new awareness of how literature has shaped and been shaped by world events over time.
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1. Please note that program and course descriptions are subject to change as we continuously improve our curriculum throughout the year. Full course syllabi and reading lists are provided to enrolled families and available upon request.
Some courses require subscriptions (e.g., Adobe software or online magazines) that may not be covered by partner schools. All required books and materials are noted in SIS.
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