9:00 am | $209

Two hours. Endless possibilities. In this hands-on class, students use LEGO bricks to explore how things are actually built — from structural basics to mechanical design. Through a mix of solo challenges and group builds, they'll tackle real engineering problems, experiment with architectural concepts, and develop creative solutions under time and resource constraints.

Students complete two major collaborative projects alongside personal design challenges that push their thinking beyond just "putting bricks together." It’s part workshop, part design lab — and a great foundation for anyone curious about how the built world works.

Teacher: Victor Jacob

9:00 am | $118

Calling all codebreakers, detectives, and creative thinkers! In The Great Escape, students will dive into the fascinating world of cryptography, puzzles, and escape room design. Through hands-on challenges, students will create and decode secret messages, experiment with invisible ink and classic cipher systems, design clues and puzzles, and explore the strategies behind successful escape rooms. Along the way, they'll strengthen critical thinking, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills while discovering how creativity and logic work together.

Blending STEM, language arts, mathematics, and creative design, this play-based class culminates in a collaborative final project: a fully interactive escape room designed and built by the students themselves. By the end of the course, students won't just know how to solve puzzles—they'll understand how puzzles are crafted, how challenges guide thinking, and how to transform ideas into an engaging real-world experience.

Teacher: Erica McCall

10:00 am | $117

Get ready to warm up, level up, and play! PE Power Play is a well-rounded class where kids build real athletic skills through stretching, cardio drills, and creative movement exercises — then put it all together in exciting games like tag, relay races, and team challenges.

Each session is designed to develop strength, coordination, and confidence from the ground up. Whether you're brand new to the gym or a returning player, you'll leave every class feeling stronger and having had a great time. Come ready to sweat, move, and earn your fun!

Teacher: Gavin Noble

10:00 am | $169

What if you were dropped into a real-life disaster—would you know what to do? In this hands-on class, students work in teams to face high-stakes challenges inspired by Choose Your Own Adventure and I Survived stories. Each week features either an immersive survival simulation or a crisis-based problem-solving game, including communication challenges, decision-making games, and teamwork scenarios. Students may navigate disasters like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, wildfires, or wilderness survival situations, making choices that shape the outcome. Across all activities, they build communication, critical thinking, risk assessment, and teamwork skills. Each class ends with a debrief connecting decisions to real-world emergency preparedness strategies and safety knowledge.

Teacher: Rebekka Drago

11:00 am | FREE

Youth group provides a welcoming space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and explore God's Word together. Through Bible study, discussion, games and group activities, students will deepen their understanding of Scripture while learning how to apply biblical principles to everyday life, foster a sense of community and help students grow in their relationship with Christ while encouraging them to live out their faith with confidence, compassion, and integrity.

Each week, students will engage with age-appropriate lessons that encourage thoughtful conversation, personal reflection, and spiritual growth. They will have opportunities to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another in a supportive, Christ-centered environment.

Teacher: Matt Tadlock

12:30 pm | $187

Can you really walk on eggs without breaking them? Does a steeper ramp always make an object move faster? Can a bridge made from paper hold surprising amounts of weight? Is air powerful enough to lift heavy objects?

In this action-packed, hands-on science class, students become real MythBusters as they investigate popular myths, viral trends, old legends, and surprising scientific claims. Through exciting experiments and engineering challenges, students will learn how scientists test ideas, gather evidence, and separate fact from fiction.

Each week, we'll tackle a new mystery by making predictions, designing experiments, collecting data, and analyzing results. Along the way, students will develop critical thinking skills, practice the scientific method, and discover that science is often full of surprises.

From engineering challenges and optical illusions to strange food experiments, flying objects, chain reactions, and messy science demonstrations, every class is designed to spark curiosity and encourage exploration. Some myths will be busted, some will be confirmed, and some may leave us completely amazed!

Teachers: Vonnah Tidwell

12:30 pm | $199

Unlock the beauty of everyday moments through the playful art of sketching! This class is a joyful journey into keeping a personal sketchbook—a creative habit that brings color, reflection, and inspiration to daily life. Students will explore a variety of techniques and materials, including collage, gesso, wintergreen oil transfers, and mixed media. From quick doodles to layered artwork, each page will come alive with creativity and expression. Whether new to art or experienced, students will learn to see the world with fresh eyes—one sketch at a time.

Teacher: Katie Tatter

1:30 pm | $177

Inspired by The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon, this uplifting class encourages students to develop a positive mindset, build confidence, and discover the impact they can have on the world around them. Through engaging activities, meaningful discussions, and real-life applications, students will explore the principles of positive leadership and learn how their attitudes, choices, and actions shape their daily experiences.  Students will learn practical strategies for overcoming challenges, building resilience, strengthening relationships, and pursuing goals with purpose and enthusiasm. Each week, students will participate in journaling, role-playing scenarios, team-building activities, and collaborative projects designed to help them apply these lessons to school, friendships, family life, and future endeavors.

This class creates a supportive environment where students can grow in self-awareness, develop leadership skills, and learn how to encourage and inspire others. Through reflection, discussion, and hands-on activities, students will discover that a positive attitude is not just a feeling—it's a choice that can transform the journey.

Please Note: While The Energy Bus is written as an inspirational leadership book, it does contain references to mature topics, including suicide and marital challenges. Therefore, students ages 11-12 who enroll in this class are required to read the book alongside a parent or guardian during the course. Parents may find it beneficial to read ahead and familiarize themselves with the material so they can provide context and engage in meaningful discussions with their student.

Teacher: Jayna DiGenova

1:30 pm | $157

Who says math practice has to be boring? In Brain Games Lab, students strengthen essential math skills through exciting games, hands-on activities, friendly challenges, and interactive problem-solving.

Designed to build both confidence and competence, this class helps students improve math fact fluency, increase calculation speed, and develop strong mental math strategies. Through engaging activities, students will practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, number sense, estimation, and critical-thinking skills in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Rather than relying on worksheets and drills alone, students will learn to think flexibly about numbers, recognize patterns, and apply mathematical concepts in creative ways. As their fluency grows, so will their confidence and ability to tackle more advanced math concepts.

Teacher: Jennifer Faith

2:30 pm | $189

Do you love being creative? Want to design cool accessories, decorate your space, and make projects that are totally unique to YOU? Then Makers Studio is the perfect place to let your imagination shine!

Each week, we'll create exciting hands-on projects like friendship bracelets, custom keychains, tote bags, room décor, journals, jewelry, clay creations, and more. Whether your style is colorful and bold, elegant and glam, sporty, trendy, or simple and minimalist, you'll have the freedom to design projects that match your personality.

Along the way, you'll learn fun crafting techniques, explore color and design, and discover how God created each of us with unique gifts and creativity. Best of all, you'll leave class each week with something amazing that you made yourself!

Design your own accessories
Create room décor you'll love
Learn new crafting skills
Make gifts for friends and family
Express your creativity and style

Come join Makers Studio and turn your ideas into something amazing! No experience needed—just bring your imagination and get ready to create!

Teacher: Halee Hindelang

2:30 pm | $179

Do you have what it takes to build a robot that can dominate the arena? In Battle Bots, students become engineers, inventors, and strategists as they design, build, test, and improve their own mini combat robots.  Using cardboard, plastic, craft materials, recyclables, and other maker supplies, students will explore the engineering principles behind strong structures, effective designs, motion, impact forces, and collision physics. Each week, students will face new design challenges as they strengthen armor, refine attack and defense strategies, and redesign their creations based on real-world results. For students ready to take their projects further, opportunities to explore basic coding and programmable robot controls will add an exciting layer of innovation.

The class culminates in exciting bracket-style tournaments where students put their engineering skills to the test in a series of robot battles. Victory may go to the Last Bot Standing, but every student will gain valuable experience in creativity, problem-solving, perseverance, and iterative design.

Teacher: Coming Soon

3:30 pm | $119

After a full day of learning, students need time to recharge, reflect, and reset. Wind-Down Zone is a calm, low-pressure class designed to help middle schoolers transition out of the school day through quiet, engaging activities in a structured yet flexible environment.

Students can choose from a variety of independent stations, including creative writing prompts, independent reading, logic puzzles, brain teasers, journaling, drawing, and quiet reflection activities. With the freedom to move at their own pace, students learn to manage their time, make independent choices, and engage in activities that help them relax and refocus.

This class encourages self-directed learning while fostering a peaceful atmosphere built on respect, responsibility, and mindfulness. Whether students prefer solving puzzles, getting lost in a good book, expressing themselves creatively, or simply enjoying a quiet moment, Wind-Down Zone provides a welcoming space to end the day on a positive note.

Teacher: Coming Soon

Various Times | $67

What does it actually take to lead well? In this class, students will dig into the mindset, habits, and heart behind truly great leadership — the kind that serves others first. Through weekly devotions, leadership lessons, hands-on activities, and real service opportunities right here on campus, you'll build skills that go way beyond the classroom.

From personal growth and communication to responsibility and problem-solving, every session is designed to challenge you, stretch you, and send you out ready to make a difference. *Students can also apply for internship opportunities — think nursery, coffee shop, teacher’s aide, and more — putting leadership into action in real, meaningful ways.

Leaders aren't born — they're built. Are you ready?

Teacher: Kaley Creech

Time Varies | $259-$319

Receive private instruction at your level and needs. Private lessons allow your student to receive one-on-one instruction, which is vital to improving their skill level quickly. The teacher can closely observe hand positions, fingerings, specific patterns, and learning styles. The first lesson will assess what books are needed. Each lesson is 30 minutes long.

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Time Varies | $217

We are thrilled to offer tutoring at almost any level, with slots available throughout the day. Sign up quickly, as this is a popular option on campus. Each time slot in registration is for a 30-minute session (you can sign up for two slots to have an hour-long session). Other tutoring subjects are available upon request and subject to availability. Tutoring requires parents to check in weekly to customize teaching time with the student effectively.

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