Session A: Registration 2025-2026

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How Registration Works Each class is registered for individually, since class offerings rotate each week. Every Thursday includes: 2 elementary classes 2 middle/high classes 1 mixed-ages class 1 between-classes session (for a full day experience) This allows families to build the schedule that works best for them. Thursday Schedule Overview Our Thursday schedule is designed to give families flexibility while also making it possible to enjoy a full day of enrichment. Students may register for individual classes, several classes, or create a full-day experience. Class Times Elementary, Middle/High, and Mixed Age class offerings take place during the following class blocks: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM Between-Class Care For families who need coverage between class times, Between-Class Care is available during these transition periods: 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM 2026–2027 Sessions Session A August 6, 13, 20, 27 September 3, 10, 17, 24 October 1, 8, 15, 22 Session B October 29 November 5, 12, 19 December 3, 10, 17 January 7, 14, 21, 28 Session C February 4, 11, 18, 25 March 4, 11, 18, 25 April 8, 15, 22, 29 Session D May 6, 13, 20, 27 June 3, 10, 17, 24 July 8, 15, 22, 29
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Session A: Class 1 - 9:30am-11:30am (8/6, 9/3, 10/1)
MIXED AGE CLASS: Spotlight Studios

Spotlight Studios invites students to step into the world of performance, creativity, storytelling, and self-expression through engaging, instructor-led activities. This class will help students build confidence on stage while learning the foundations of theater in a fun, supportive, and encouraging environment.
Throughout the year, students will explore acting skills, character development, voice and movement, stage presence, improvisation, simple scene work, and the basics of bringing a story to life. Rather than focusing only on performance, this class will also help students grow in communication, teamwork, listening skills, creativity, and confidence.
Students will participate in hands-on theater games, guided practice, group activities, and age-appropriate performance exercises designed to help both new and experienced students feel comfortable participating at their own level.

Session A Focus: Students will begin with the foundations of theater, including stage confidence, voice projection, movement, expression, improvisation, and simple character-building activities. Students will learn how to work together as an ensemble while beginning to understand what it means to tell a story through performance.
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Session A: Class 1 - 12:00pm-2:00pm (8/6, 9/3, 10/1)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Builders & Engineers Lab

Calling all curious creators, problem-solvers, and hands-on thinkers! Builders & Engineers Lab invites elementary students to explore the world of design, building, and invention through engaging projects and creative challenges. Students will use imagination, teamwork, and critical thinking as they experiment with structures, simple engineering concepts, and hands-on building activities.
Throughout the year, this class will encourage students to think like builders and engineers by exploring how things work, how designs come together, and how creativity and problem-solving can be used to bring ideas to life.

Session A Focus: Students will be introduced to the foundations of building and engineering through creative design challenges, hands-on construction activities, and problem-solving experiences that encourage exploration, innovation, and fun.

Middle/High Class: Global Bites – Discover the World Through Food

Take a delicious journey around the world in Global Bites: Discover the World Through Food. In this hands-on middle/high class, students will explore culture, geography, and tradition through cooking and tasting foods inspired by different countries. This class is designed to make learning interactive, practical, and memorable as students build kitchen confidence while discovering how food connects to history, people, and place.

Session A Countries: Italy, Spain, and France. Students will receive their own apron and cooking passport to use during class and keep at the end of the session, making this a fun and lasting experience they can build on throughout the year. (If students register in multiple classes only one passport/apron will be issued)

Allergy Note: Please list any food allergies or dietary concerns during enrollment. We will do our best to accommodate and work with parents so each student can participate as fully as possible.
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Elementary: Builders & Engineers Lab
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Session A: Class 1 - 2:30pm-4:30pm (8/6, 9/3, 10/1)
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Elementary Class: Messy Science Club

Get ready for hands-on discovery, exciting experiments, and plenty of fun in Messy Science Club! This elementary class is designed for curious learners who love to explore, test, create, and ask “what happens if…?” Through interactive experiments and engaging activities, students will experience science in a way that feels active, memorable, and fun.
Throughout the year, students will explore a variety of science themes through projects that encourage observation, creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Each session introduces new concepts while building confidence in scientific exploration through hands-on, messy, and exciting learning experiences.

Session A Focus (August–October): Chemical Reactions, Slime Science & Spooky Experiments
Students will dive into the world of chemical reactions, explore the science behind slime and unusual materials, and experiment with fun, themed “spooky science” activities. From bubbling reactions to stretchy polymers and glowing experiments, this session is all about sparking curiosity through high-energy, hands-on discovery.

Middle/High Class: Garage IQ: Teen Auto Basics

Garage IQ: Teen Auto Basics is a hands-on life skills class for middle and high school students focused on practical car confidence, safety, and basic vehicle knowledge. This class is not designed to train mechanics, but to help teens understand the essential skills every young driver should know before driving independently.
Students will learn how to identify vehicle parts, understand dashboard warning lights, check fluids, inspect tires, handle common roadside situations, communicate with mechanics, and prepare for real-world car ownership. Each class includes instructor demonstration, hands-on practice, and real-life scenarios to help students build confidence in a safe, age-appropriate setting.

Session A Focus: Know Your Car: Students will begin building car confidence by learning the basic parts of a vehicle, dashboard controls, warning lights, and what is under the hood. They will practice identifying important components, locating vehicle fluids, recognizing common warning signs, and learning safe habits before getting behind the wheel. This session creates the foundation students need to better understand how vehicles work and when something may need attention.
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Elementary: Messy Science
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Middle/High: Garage IQ
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Session A: Class 1 - Before/Between/After Class Sessions (8/6, 9/3, 10/1)
Between-Class Care is available during transition times to help families create a fuller day of enrichment when students are enrolled in surrounding classes.

Please note that Between-Class Care is only available between registered classes or immediately before a student’s first class or after their last class of the day. We are not able to provide supervision during class times for students who are not actively enrolled in the class taking place during that time block.

For example, the 9:00–9:30 AM care period may be used for arrival before a student’s first class of the day, and the 4:30–5:00 PM care period may be used after a student’s last class. If a student is not enrolled in a class during an active class block, they must be picked up before that class begins.

Before/Between/After Class Care Times:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM
4:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Session A: Class 2 - 9:30am-11:30am (8/13, 9/10, 10/8)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Wild Wonders: Animal Adventures

Students into an exciting, hands-on world of animal discovery. Students will explore habitats, behaviors, and the fascinating ways animals live and interact with the world around them through engaging activities, creative projects, and interactive learning.
What makes this class truly special is the opportunity for students to experience animals up close. Throughout the session, a live animal will be present during class, allowing students to observe, learn from, and safely interact with real animals as part of the lesson.
This class is designed for curious animal lovers who enjoy exploring nature, asking questions, and learning through hands-on experiences that bring science to life. All animal interactions will be guided and supervised to ensure a safe and respectful experience for both students and animals.

Session A Focus: Habitats, Behavior & Misunderstood Creatures. Students will explore where animals live and how habitats support their survival, observe and learn about animal behaviors and communication, and discover the truth about creatures that are often misunderstood. Each class will incorporate a live animal experience that connects directly to the topic, giving students a unique opportunity to learn through real-world interaction. No prior knowledge is needed—just curiosity and a love for animals.

Middle/High Class: Forensic & Crime Scene Lab

Forensic & Crime Scene Lab invites middle and high school students into the fascinating world of investigation, evidence, and problem-solving. In this hands-on class, students will explore how investigators observe, document, collect, and analyze clues to better understand what happened at a scene.
Throughout the year, students will build skills in observation, critical thinking, pattern recognition, logical reasoning, and evidence-based decision making. Activities may include mock crime scenes, fingerprint analysis, trace evidence exploration, case file reviews, suspect comparisons, and mystery-style challenges designed to help students think like investigators.

Session A Focus: Crime Scene Basics, Fingerprints & Evidence Analysis. Students will begin with crime scene fundamentals, learning how investigators protect a scene, document details, and separate facts from assumptions. They will then explore fingerprints, patterns, and trace evidence before applying their skills in a mock case file challenge.
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Elementary: Wild Wonders: Animal Adventures
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Middle/High: Forensic & Crime Scene Lab
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Session A: Class 2 - 12:00pm-2:00pm (8/13, 9/10, 10/8)
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Elementary Class: Junior Archaeologist

Junior Archaeologist invites elementary students to dig into the past through hands-on discovery, exploration, and imagination. This class is designed for curious learners who love history, ancient cultures, artifacts, mysteries, and the excitement of uncovering clues from long ago.
Throughout the year, students will step into the role of young archaeologists as they explore how people lived, what they created, what they believed, and what they left behind. Through hands-on activities, creative projects, map work, artifact studies, and simple “dig site” style experiences, students will learn how archaeologists use clues to piece together stories from the past.
Students may explore ancient civilizations, lost cities, famous discoveries, writing systems, pottery, tools, monuments, myths, and everyday life from long ago in a way that feels active, memorable, and age-appropriate.

Session A Focus: Dig Sites, Ancient Egypt & Ancient Greece/Rome. Students will begin by learning what archaeologists do and how artifacts help us understand history. They will then travel back in time to Ancient Egypt to explore pyramids, mummies, hieroglyphics, and life along the Nile before discovering the myths, mosaics, ruins, and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome.

Middle/High Class: Bakehouse Academy

A hands-on baking class designed for middle and high school students who are ready to build confidence in the kitchen while learning foundational baking skills. Students will practice reading recipes, measuring accurately, following multi-step directions, using kitchen tools safely, and understanding the basic techniques that help baked goods turn out successfully.
This class will go beyond simply making a recipe. Students will learn how ingredients work together, how to move confidently around the kitchen, and how presentation, patience, and practice all play a role in baking. Each class will include guided instruction, hands-on participation, and practical skills students can continue using at home.
Bakehouse Academy is a great fit for students who enjoy cooking, creativity, food presentation, or learning real-life skills in a fun and supportive environment. Overall Theme: Foundations of Baking & Kitchen Confidence

Session A Focus: Students will begin with the building blocks of baking. They will learn basic kitchen flow, measuring and mixing techniques, recipe reading, and beginner-friendly baking projects such as cookies, muffins, quick breads, or seasonal baked goods. The focus will be on helping students become more comfortable, capable, and confident in the kitchen while creating something they can be proud of.

Allergy Note: Please list any food allergies or dietary concerns during enrollment. We will do our best to accommodate and work with parents so each student can participate as fully as possible.
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Elementary: Junior Archaeologist
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Middle/High: BakeHouse Academy
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Session A: Class 2 - 2:30pm-4:30pm (8/13, 9/10, 10/8)
MIXED AGE CLASS: Homesteading & Farm Skills

Homesteading & Farm Skills is a hands-on, mixed age class designed to help students build practical, real-life skills through meaningful, creative experiences. Each class focuses on simple, useful skills that connect to everyday life, encouraging independence, confidence, and a deeper understanding of how things are made.
Students will explore a variety of homesteading-inspired topics such as natural living, basic hand skills, and simple food preservation. Every class includes a hands-on project that students will create and take home, giving them something tangible to use, share, and be proud of.
While this class takes place on a working farm, lessons are intentionally structured and skill-based. When opportunities arise, elements from the farm may be incorporated to enhance learning, but all core activities are thoughtfully planned and stand on their own. Activities may include seasonal farm tasks, simple homesteading skills, animal or garden-related experiences, nature-based projects, and other hands-on opportunities shaped by the setting and season.

Session A Focus: Natural Living, Sewing & Simple Preservation. Students will create herbal-based items, learn basic hand sewing skills through a practical project, and explore simple food preservation by making their own pickled item to take home. Each class is designed to be engaging, achievable for mixed ages, and focused on building real-world skills through hands-on learning.
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Session A: Class 2 - Before/Between/After Class Sessions (8/13, 9/10, 10/8)
Between-Class Care is available during transition times to help families create a fuller day of enrichment when students are enrolled in surrounding classes.

Please note that Between-Class Care is only available between registered classes or immediately before a student’s first class or after their last class of the day. We are not able to provide supervision during class times for students who are not actively enrolled in the class taking place during that time block.

For example, the 9:00–9:30 AM care period may be used for arrival before a student’s first class of the day, and the 4:30–5:00 PM care period may be used after a student’s last class. If a student is not enrolled in a class during an active class block, they must be picked up before that class begins.

Before/Between/After Class Care Times:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM
4:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Session A: Class 3 - 9:30am-11:30am (8/20, 9/17, 10/15)
MIXED AGE CLASS: Conversational Spanish

Conversational Spanish is a fun and practical mixed age class designed to introduce students to everyday Spanish through hands-on activities, interactive learning, and simple conversational practice. Students will build vocabulary and confidence in a relaxed setting that encourages participation without pressure. This class is a wonderful option for families who want gentle language exposure with meaningful repetition and real-life connections.

Each monthly class includes take-home enrichment sheets to help students continue practicing between class meetings. These take-home activities are intended to be used alongside Mango, a free online language learning resource available through the library, helping families reinforce the month’s learning at home until the next class.

The full year will connect and build over time, but each session is also designed to stand on its own so families can join with confidence at any point.

Session A Focus: Students will begin with practical introductory conversational Spanish, building common words and phrases through interactive activities and take-home reinforcement.
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Session A: Class 3 - 12:00pm-2:00pm (8/20, 9/17, 10/15)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Little Artists Studio

Little Artists Studio invites elementary students to explore art in a fun, hands-on, and encouraging environment. This class is designed to help young artists build confidence, creativity, and basic art skills while experimenting with a variety of materials, techniques, and styles.
Throughout the year, students will be introduced to different art concepts in an age-appropriate way, including color, texture, patterns, shapes, painting, drawing, mixed media, and creative expression. Projects will be designed to give students room to make their artwork their own while still learning foundational skills and following guided instruction.
This class is a great fit for students who love to create, explore, and try new things. The goal is not perfection, but confidence, creativity, and the joy of making something with their own hands.

Session A Focus: Students will begin building their creative confidence through introductory art projects that explore basic techniques, materials, and artistic expression. Students will create hands-on projects while learning how to follow simple art steps, make creative choices, and enjoy the process of bringing their ideas to life.

Middle/High Class: Civic Voices: Mock Trial & Debate

Civic Voices: Mock Trial & Debate gives middle and high school students the opportunity to build confidence in speaking, reasoning, research, and respectful discussion while exploring the art of argument and the structure of mock trial. This class is designed to help students grow in critical thinking, public speaking, teamwork, and the ability to clearly express and defend ideas in a supportive and engaging setting.

Session A Focus: Students will be introduced to foundational mock trial and debate skills, including argument structure, speaking with confidence, analyzing ideas, and participating in engaging hands-on activities that prepare them for deeper work throughout the year.
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Elementary: Little Artists Studio
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Middle/High: Civic Voices: Mock Trial & Debate
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Session A: Class 3 - 2:30pm-4:30pm (8/20, 9/17, 10/15)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Kitchen Science Lab

Explore the exciting connection between cooking, science, and hands-on discovery. In this class, students will step into the kitchen as young scientists, using everyday ingredients to observe reactions, test ideas, measure, mix, create, and learn how science shows up in real life.
This class is designed to be interactive, engaging, and age-appropriate, giving students the opportunity to build confidence in the kitchen while strengthening observation skills, following directions, basic measuring, problem-solving, and curiosity. Students will participate in hands-on activities that may include simple food experiments, edible science projects, kitchen chemistry, sensory exploration, and creative take-home learning experiences.
Kitchen Science Lab is not a full cooking class, but a fun science-based class that uses the kitchen as the learning space. Students will discover that science can be practical, messy, delicious, and memorable.

Session A Focus: Students will begin exploring the basics of kitchen science through hands-on experiments and simple food-based activities. They will learn how ingredients can change, react, mix, separate, dissolve, bubble, expand, or transform while practicing safe and respectful participation in a shared kitchen learning environment.

Middle/High Class: Outdoor Survival

Outdoor Survival gives students the opportunity to build practical, real-world skills through hands-on learning focused on preparedness, problem-solving, and confidence in outdoor environments.
This class is designed to move beyond theory and into action. Students will learn how to assess situations, make decisions, and use simple tools and resources to meet basic needs such as shelter, water, and safety. Activities are interactive, skill-based, and focused on helping students think critically and stay calm under pressure.
Throughout the year, students will develop foundational survival skills including shelter building, fire and water basics, navigation, signaling, and situational awareness. Each class emphasizes real-life application, teamwork, and building confidence through experience.

Session A Focus: Shelter, Fire, Water & Survival Basics. Students will begin by learning survival priorities and building simple shelters, followed by hands-on exploration of fire and water basics. The session will conclude with navigation skills and a practical scenario challenge where students apply what they’ve learned in a guided, team-based environment.

Students will also create simple, practical take-home items such as a mini survival kit, fire starter, or navigation tool to reinforce learning beyond the classroom.
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Elementary: Kitchen Science Lab
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Middle/High: Outdoor Survival
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Session A: Class 3 - Before/Between/After Class Sessions (8/20, 9/17, 10/15)
Between-Class Care is available during transition times to help families create a fuller day of enrichment when students are enrolled in surrounding classes.

Please note that Between-Class Care is only available between registered classes or immediately before a student’s first class or after their last class of the day. We are not able to provide supervision during class times for students who are not actively enrolled in the class taking place during that time block.

For example, the 9:00–9:30 AM care period may be used for arrival before a student’s first class of the day, and the 4:30–5:00 PM care period may be used after a student’s last class. If a student is not enrolled in a class during an active class block, they must be picked up before that class begins.

Before/Between/After Class Care Times:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM
4:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Session A: Class 4 - 9:30am-11:30am (8/27, 9/24, 10/22)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Young Detectives

Young Detectives invites elementary students to step into the world of clues, mysteries, observation, and problem-solving through hands-on, interactive experiences. This engaging class is perfect for curious learners who love to ask questions, solve puzzles, and figure out “whodunit” while building real thinking skills.
Throughout the year, students will explore detective-style challenges that strengthen observation, critical thinking, reasoning, and attention to detail. Each class includes hands-on activities, creative problem-solving, and a take-home component that allows students to continue the fun beyond the classroom.

Session A Focus: Observation, Codes & Mystery Solving. Students will begin by learning how to observe details and identify clues, then move into solving puzzles and secret codes. The session will build toward an exciting, age-appropriate mystery challenge where students work together to analyze clues, eliminate suspects, and solve the case. Students will create their own detective kit, crack codes, and participate in a full mystery experience designed to be both fun and skill-building.

Middle/High Class: Creature Academy: Exotics, Behavior & Animal Care

Exotics, Behavior & Animal Care is a hands-on class designed for middle and high school students who are interested in animals, veterinary topics, and real-world animal care. This class goes beyond basic animal facts and focuses on understanding behavior, proper care, and the responsibility involved in working with animals.
Students will explore how animals communicate, how to safely and respectfully interact with them, and what it takes to properly care for a variety of species. Topics include behavior observation, habitat setup, feeding, basic health checks, and an introduction to veterinary-style thinking and care.
A live animal will be present during each class, allowing students to observe, learn from, and (when appropriate) safely interact with real animals as part of the learning experience. Animals may include a variety of small farm, domestic, or exotic species, depending on the lesson focus.

Session A Focus: Behavior, Basic Care & Exotic Animal Awareness. Students will begin by learning how to read animal behavior and safely handle different species. They will then explore daily care routines and basic health checks, with an introduction to veterinary-style observation and responsibility. The session will conclude with a focus on exotic animals and the specialized care they require.
This class is designed to be engaging, interactive, and appropriately challenging for middle and high school students who are ready to take a deeper, more responsible approach to working with animals.
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Elementary: Young Detectives
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Middle/High: Creature Academy: Exotics, Behavior & Animal Care
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Session A: Class 4 - 12:00pm-2:00pm (8/27, 9/24, 10/22)
For this class block, families may choose one of the following options:

Elementary Class: Time Travelers Club

Time Travelers Club invites elementary students to step into the past and explore what everyday life was like in different eras through hands-on activities, stories, creative projects, and interactive learning. Rather than focusing only on dates and facts, this class helps students discover how people lived, worked, dressed, played, learned, cooked, built, and created long ago.
Throughout the year, students will “travel” to different time periods through engaging projects and experiences that make history feel real and memorable. Activities may include simple crafts, old-fashioned games, writing activities, hands-on demonstrations, role-play, and creative projects inspired by daily life in the past.

Session A Focus: Pioneer Days, Colonial Life & Medieval Times. Students will begin their journey by exploring pioneer life and the challenges of living without modern conveniences. They will then step into Colonial America to learn about early homes, trades, chores, and community life before traveling back even further to Medieval Times to explore castles, knights, shields, villages, and everyday life long ago. This class is perfect for students who enjoy stories, dress-up, hands-on projects, pretend play, and discovering how people lived before our modern world.

Middle/High Class: Art Through Time

Explore history through creativity, hands-on art projects, and meaningful discussion. Instead of simply learning about famous artists or time periods, students will experience how art has reflected culture, daily life, beliefs, inventions, and major historical moments throughout time.
This class is designed for students who enjoy creating, exploring new techniques, and connecting art with the world around them. Throughout the year, students will study different time periods, artistic movements, and creative styles while completing projects inspired by the people, materials, and stories of the past.
Students will build confidence in their artistic abilities while also strengthening observation, creativity, historical understanding, and personal expression. Projects may include drawing, painting, mixed media, sculpture-inspired work, design elements, and other hands-on creative activities connected to each theme.

Session A Focus: Students will begin their journey through art history by exploring early artistic expression and foundational art techniques. They will learn how people used art to tell stories, preserve culture, decorate everyday life, and communicate ideas long before modern technology. Students will complete hands-on projects inspired by historical art styles while beginning to develop their own creative voice.
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Elementary: Time Travelers Club
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Session A: Class 4 - 2:30pm-4:30pm (8/27, 9/24, 10/22)
MIXED AGES CLASS: Health & Fitness

A hands-on, movement-based class designed to help students build confidence, body awareness, strength, coordination, and healthy habits in a fun and encouraging environment. This class will introduce students to age-appropriate fitness activities while also helping them understand the importance of movement, nutrition, hydration, rest, and caring for their bodies.
This class will focus on progress, participation, and personal growth rather than competition. Students will take part in guided activities, simple workouts, games, stretching, and practical wellness discussions that help them learn how to make healthy choices in everyday life.
Throughout the year, students will explore different areas of health and fitness, including physical activity, flexibility, endurance, balance, teamwork, goal-setting, and basic wellness habits. The goal is to create a positive foundation for lifelong health while keeping the class active, approachable, and fun.

Session A Focus: Students will begin by learning the basics of movement, fitness, and healthy habits. They will participate in fun physical activities, stretching, simple exercises, and group games while building confidence and learning how small daily choices can support a healthy body and mind.
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Session A: Class 4 - Before/Between/After Class Sessions (8/27, 9/24, 10/22)
Between-Class Care is available during transition times to help families create a fuller day of enrichment when students are enrolled in surrounding classes.

Please note that Between-Class Care is only available between registered classes or immediately before a student’s first class or after their last class of the day. We are not able to provide supervision during class times for students who are not actively enrolled in the class taking place during that time block.

For example, the 9:00–9:30 AM care period may be used for arrival before a student’s first class of the day, and the 4:30–5:00 PM care period may be used after a student’s last class. If a student is not enrolled in a class during an active class block, they must be picked up before that class begins.

Before/Between/After Class Care Times:
9:00 AM – 9:30 AM
11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
2:00 PM – 2:30 PM
4:30 PM – 5:00 PM
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Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability
I understand that participation in Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group activities involves inherent risks, including but not limited to physical activity, hands-on learning, tools, experiments, cooking and food preparation, outdoor environments, uneven ground, mud, insects, weather exposure, contact with animals, and the presence and use of farm equipment, machinery, tools, vehicles, fencing, gates, and other conditions associated with a working farm. I understand that classes and activities take place at Strawberry Roan Farm, a working farm, and that such conditions may present known and unknown, foreseen and unforeseen risks of injury, illness, allergic reaction, property damage, or other harm.

I voluntarily assume all such risks on behalf of my child(ren) and myself, whether arising from ordinary negligence or otherwise, and I release, waive, and agree to hold harmless Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group, its organizers, instructors, volunteers, assistants, and venue partners, including Strawberry Roan Farm and its owners, agents, and representatives, from any and all claims, demands, causes of action, damages, losses, or liabilities arising out of or related to participation in classes, activities, events, or use of the premises, except to the extent caused by gross negligence, willful misconduct, or as otherwise prohibited by applicable law. I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the participating child(ren) and have authority to execute this agreement.
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Emergency Medical Authorization
In the event of an illness, injury, or other emergency, I authorize Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group to obtain emergency medical care for my child(ren), including transportation by emergency medical services if deemed necessary, when I cannot be reached promptly. I understand that every reasonable effort will be made to contact me or my emergency contact as soon as possible. I understand and agree that I am financially responsible for any medical care provided. I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the child(ren) listed and have authority to grant this authorization.
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Health, Allergies, & Hands-On Materials
I agree to disclose at registration, and to promptly update if anything changes, any allergies, dietary restrictions, medical conditions, medications, behavioral needs, accommodation requests, or other health or safety information relevant to my child’s participation. I understand that Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group will make reasonable efforts to support disclosed needs, but cannot guarantee an allergen-free, exposure-free, or risk-free environment. I understand that classes and activities may involve shared supplies, food, cooking ingredients, natural materials, farm environments, animals, tools, outdoor conditions, and physical activity. Children who are ill, contagious, or not well enough to participate safely should not attend class.
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Outdoor & Weather Acknowledgment
I understand that some classes and activities may take place outdoors on a working farm and may involve uneven terrain, mud, holes, wooded or natural areas, insects, plants, animals, sun exposure, heat, cold, rain, and other weather or environmental conditions. I understand that these outdoor conditions carry inherent risks, and I voluntarily accept those risks on behalf of my child(ren) and myself.
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Semi-Drop-Off & Supervision Policy
Kindred Spirits classes operate as a semi-drop-off program. Parents are welcome to drop students off for any class or care period for which they are registered and are not required to remain on site. For everyone’s safety, students must be checked in directly with the instructor or supervising adult before a parent leaves. Please do not drop students at the door and drive away without confirming supervision.

Parents who choose to remain on site during class are welcome to wait in the designated room inside the building, outside near the front of the building, or in the parking lot in their vehicle. To avoid interfering with classes and for the safety of our working farm environment, parents and siblings should not remain in the classroom or immediate teaching area and should not wander the property unless participating in an approved activity.

Supervision is provided only during the scheduled class or registered care times. If a student is enrolled in Before, Between, or After Class Care, supervision is available only during those registered care periods. Students may not be left unattended on the property at any time.
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Late Pick-Up Policy
Children must be picked up promptly at the end of their registered class or care period. A 15-minute grace period is allowed. After that, a late fee of $5 for every 5 minutes will be charged and is due at pick-up, payable to the instructor or supervising adult who remained with the child. If a parent or authorized pickup person cannot be reached, emergency contacts may be called. Repeated late pick-ups may affect a family’s ability to continue using classes or care options. Supervision is provided only during registered class and care times.
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Behavior Expectations
We strive to keep Kindred Spirits a safe, respectful, and positive environment where all students can learn and enjoy their time together. Students are expected to follow instructor directions, participate safely, treat others with kindness and respect, and use materials, animals, and property appropriately.

If a student’s behavior becomes disruptive or unsafe, a parent/guardian may be contacted for support and, if needed, asked to pick up their student early. In situations where a student is not able to participate safely or appropriately in the class setting, removal from class may occur without refund.
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Refund, Cancellation, and Chargeback Policy
All registration fees and class fees are non-refundable once submitted. By registering, families understand that a student’s space is being reserved immediately and that Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group begins incurring costs for staffing, supplies, planning, and facility use in advance. For that reason, no refunds or credits will be issued for missed classes, withdrawals, schedule conflicts, change of mind, or failure to attend.

If Kindred Spirits Homeschool Enrichment Group cancels a class or program, a make-up class, transfer, account credit, or refund may be offered at the group’s discretion, depending on the circumstances.

By completing registration, the parent/guardian acknowledges and agrees to this no-refund policy and agrees not to dispute or charge back properly authorized charges except in cases of fraud or billing error. Any chargeback or payment dispute filed in violation of this agreement may result in loss of future registration privileges and collection efforts for amounts owed, to the extent permitted by law.
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Field Trips & Off-Site Activities
I understand that some classes, meet-ups, or special activities may take place at off-site locations and may involve additional inherent risks related to travel, unfamiliar environments, outdoor conditions, public spaces, animals, equipment, terrain, weather, and venue-specific conditions. Unless otherwise stated in writing, transportation is the responsibility of the parent/guardian. I agree to follow all rules, waivers, and safety requirements of the host venue or activity provider. Parent/guardian supervision remains the parent’s responsibility until the student is checked in with the instructor or supervising adult and again after check-out.
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Should be Empty:

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Builders & Engineers Lab	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Global Bites	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Messy Science	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Garage IQ	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Options	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Wild Wonders: Animal Adventures	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Forensic & Crime Scene Lab	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Age Group	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Junior Archaeologist	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: BakeHouse Academy	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Little Artists Studio	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Civic Voices: Mock Trial & Debate	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Kitchen Science Lab	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Outdoor Survival	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Young Detectives	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Creature Academy: Exotics, Behavior & Animal Care	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Class Option	Quantity		Price
Elementary: Time Travelers Club	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Middle/High: Art Through Time	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10