A special time for you and your child to learn and explore side by side. In a calm, engaging Montessori environment, children work with hands-on materials while building independence and focus—and caregivers gain tools to support learning at home.

A parent-child outdoor class where toddlers explore through movement, sensory play, and simple nature based activities. Children build coordination, confidence, and curiosity, while caregivers gain practical ways to support their child’s development.

Where nature becomes the classroom. Students learn through experiences like gardening and botany, nature walks, and outdoor science experiments. (rain or shine, with engaging indoor alternatives when needed)

A hands-on class where children explore painting, drawing, and mixed media while developing the ability to express ideas creatively. Through guided techniques and open ended projects, students build real artistic skills and grow in confidence.

An expressive art class where students level up their skills in drawing, painting, and mixed media while creating original work. They learn techniques like shading, composition, and color blending, then use them in creative, open ended projects that build confidence.

An experience where children create, experiment, and explore through art, science experiments, and STEM challenges. Designed to spark curiosity and build confidence.

Fridays are for building and bringing ideas to life. Students create in the makerspace, launch business ideas, and lead service projects. With mentorship and time to explore, they gain the confidence to turn their ideas into something real.

In Spanish Sprouts, learn beginner Spanish that builds confidence through stories, songs, games, and guided practice. Lessons focus on everyday vocabulary and simple phrases kids can use right away.

Junior Spanish Voyagers is a beginning course for older learners and focuses on useful phrases, practical conversation, and listening skills. Lessons build real world vocabulary students can use right away. Light reading and writing supports reinforce learning.

Teen Spanish Voyagers is a beginning Spanish class for teens that builds strong foundations in speaking and listening while introducing essential reading and writing skills. Students also develop practical vocabulary, learn to form accurate sentences, and practice conversation skills.

In VEX 123 Kids learn to code the VEX 123 Robot using touch buttons and Coder cards, then run their programs on a tile map. Through playful missions—like dragon rescues and zoo adventures—they practice sequencing, directions, and beginner debugging, plus light math/literacy and “Calm Down Codes.” No experience needed.

In VEX GO, build and code a Code Base robot for real missions—like a Mars Rover that collects and sorts “rock samples” by color, then tackles challenges like the Color Disk Maze. Every week is build → code → test → improve. No experience needed.

Join VEX IQ to tackle weekly game-style challenges like Robot Soccer, Treasure Hunt, and Cube Collector. As they progress, students learn autonomy and sensor use to make robots drive, detect objects, and score more reliably. The class builds engineering, coding, teamwork, and competition strategy skills. No experience needed.