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Session 1 Schedule Information:
Application Period:
Applications open on January 17 and close on February 21.
Session Dates:
Session 1 runs from February 21 to April 20.
Program Structure:
Each session lasts 8 weeks, providing focused instruction and consistent support throughout the program.
*The days of class each week might change depending on the instructor availability each week*
Available Classes
Stem
STEM focuses on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, helping students build problem-solving, critical thinking, and innovation skills through hands-on learning and real-world applications.
SHSAT ELA: Test-Ready
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Sunday, 10:00 am-11:00am EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course helps students build the reading and writing skills needed to succeed on the SHSAT ELA section. Students will practice close reading, grammar, revising and editing, and test-taking strategies through guided instruction and practice. Designed for students in grades 6–8, the course is beginner-friendly and focused on building confidence and readiness for test day.
*Notebooks Required
Intro to High School–Level World History
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Friday, 6:30 am-7:30 pm EST
Session 1, all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course prepares students for high school World History and AP World History, aligned with New York State standards. Students explore major civilizations and global interactions while developing key historical thinking skills. Designed for students in grades 5–8, the course builds a strong foundation for future history classes.
*Notebooks Required
Regents Algebra I Ready
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Friday, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course prepares students for Regents Algebra I by covering key topics aligned with New York State standards, including linear equations and inequalities, functions, systems of equations, and basic quadratic concepts. Designed for students in grades 7–8, the course builds foundational algebra skills, problem-solving ability, and confidence for future Regents math courses.
*Notebooks Required
SHSAT Math: Test-Ready
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Monday, 6:00 pm-7:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course prepares students for the SHSAT Math section using topics outlined in the NYC DOE framework, including rational numbers, ratios and proportions, algebraic expressions, geometry (area, volume, and coordinate plane), and basic data analysis. Designed for students in grades 6–8, the course focuses on building accuracy, reasoning, and test readiness.
*Notebooks Required
Intro to High School-level Geometry
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Saturday, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course introduces students to key high school geometry concepts aligned with New York State standards. Students study points, lines, angles, polygons, area, and geometric reasoning while building problem-solving and spatial thinking skills. Designed for students in grades 4–8, the course prepares students for future high school geometry and math courses.
*Notebooks Required
English Foundations Ready – Mandarin Learners
STEM
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Friday, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course helps Chinese-speaking students build English skills for school success. Students practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing through vocabulary, phonics, grammar, and conversation, with visual supports, bilingual guidance, and small-group instruction to strengthen confidence and academic readiness.
*Notebooks Required
Arts
The Arts category includes courses in visual arts and music that encourage creativity, self-expression, and artistic skill development through hands-on learning and exploration.
Music Theory I: Basics
ARTS
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Saturday, 3:00 pm-4:00 pm EST
Session 1, all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of music theory, including note reading, rhythm, scales, key signatures, and basic harmony. Designed for beginners, it helps students build a strong foundation for future music study and performance.
*Music Manuscript books Required
Visual Arts Essentials
ARTS
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Monday, 7:00 pm-8:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of visual arts, including drawing techniques, elements of art, principles of design, and color theory. Students will explore different styles and mediums while receiving teacher feedback on their drawings. Designed for students in grades 4–8, the course builds a strong foundation for future art classes.
*Sketchbooks Required
Music Theory I: Accelerated
ARTS
Meetings per week: 1
Time: Saturday, 3:00 pm-4:00 pm EST
Session 1 all 8 weeks starting February 21st
This accelerated course is intended for students with some prior music experience who want a faster-paced introduction to music theory. Students will review core fundamentals while moving more quickly into harmony, chord analysis, and musical structure.
*Music Manuscript books Required
Classes for Session 1, might change for each Session
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