Classes in every subject

Gina Conroy

In this weekly, ongoing class, recruits learn what it takes to be a spy through S.T.E.A.M. activities. Learn to crack and decipher codes, build gadgets, use your powers of observation to solve puzzles, and more.

Claudia Landeros

The goal of a science class is to provide children with an opportunity to observe, touch, and ask questions. In this class, they will simultaneously learn how to apply Spanish to science topics.

Kathy Kendrick

Does your child struggle with reading but loves cartoons, movies, and games? This class for young readers uses popular culture references, like Pokemon, Spongebob, and Bluey to teach phonics and beginning reading!

Kathy Kendrick

Kids love Pokemon! Let’s use this fun, engaging topic to learn about Language Arts! This story-based Language Arts class will use games and other fun activities (like mnemonic devices and graphic organizers) to cover Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Grammar, Vocabulary, and Spelling.

Claudia Landeros

Manos a la Obra ("Hands-On Work") is a task-based class that will help children work in sequence and reinforce language through repetition. They will learn to give and receive instructions in Spanish, and achieve goals.

Chris Gilmore

Casting Director Chris Gilmore and Director Leo Gilmore lead kids and teens through a FUN but challenging learning adventure for film, TV, and Commercials, from Dramatic and Comedic Scene Study to Comedy Improvisation! 

Chris Gilmore

This Intermediate to Advanced class is taught by Casting Director Chris Gilmore and Director Leo Gilmore; they will lead teens/young adults through a FUN but challenging acting adventure for film, TV, and commercials, from Dramatic and Comedic Scene Study to Comedy Improvisation! 

Chris Gilmore

Help your 6-8 year old student build confidence as they learn to speak in front of a group! Students will work with scripts, be introduced to improvisation techniques, and learn how to create characters.

*Please note that a parent or guardian must be present with the student during the class.

Amy Tang

Using the Borensen Math hands-on equations curriculum, this course lays an excellent foundation for children in grades 3-8 for Algebra by taking the mystery out of it and making it fun and accessible. This is an excellent introduction to Algebra for elementary students and can be very helpful for older students who have taken Algebra but never really understood it. The light bulbs go on for them in this low-pressure environment.