All Sessions

2023 MS106-2 Spring Saturday Class

Saturday 7:30PM-9:00PM (2/18/2023- 5/20/2023) (No class on 2/25 and 04/22)

Grades 6 and 7

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction; this theme is similar to MS103, MS104, and MS105, but takes a more advanced approach in that students will both connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues and be encouraged to...

2023 MS108-3 Spring Saturday Evening Class

Saturday 7:30PM-9:00PM (2/11/2023- 5/13/2023) (No class on 2/25 and 4/22)

Grades 7 and 8

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction, but takes a more advanced approach in that students will both connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues and be encouraged to consistently formulate, articulate and defend their...

2023 MS108-2 Spring Friday Evening Class

Friday 7:30PM-9:00PM (2/10/2023- 5/12/2023) (No class on 2/24 and 4/21)

Grades 7 and 8

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction, but takes a more advanced approach in that students will both connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues and be encouraged to consistently formulate, articulate and defend their...

2023 Spring H209 Saturday AP Macroeconomics Class

Saturday from 7:30-9:00PM (02/11-04/29) No class on 2/25

Grades 9, 10, and 11

Class Outline and Expectations

This course is designed to efficiently cover the topics included on the AP Macroeconomics exam. Since AP Macroeconomics is typically taught over the course of a high school semester, and this course is limited to 10 sessions, the content will feel accelerated...

2022 HS204 Fall Sunday Evening Class

Sunday 7:30- 9:00 PM (02/12/2023-05/14/2023) No class on 02/26 and 04/23

Grades 9 and 10

2023 Spring Book List for HS204（9 -10th Grade –Term 2）

Book List B

The Alchemist
Where the Crawdads Sing
Oliver Twist
A Doll’s House
Beloved, by Toni Morrison--- This Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is loosely based on the life the slave Margaret Garner, and has been widely chosen as one of...

2023 HS207: Writing for Competition and Publication

Sunday 4:00-5:30PM (2/26/2023-5/14/2023) , No break

Grades 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10

4:00-5:00: Lecture / 5:00-5:30 Private editing
Mentors: TBD: Mentors are teachers who won various writing competitions at the national level. Mentors will review students' final work before submission.

Course Objectives

How does one truly learn to write? This course will teach students...

2023 MS106-1 Fall Thursday Class

Thursday 7:30PM-9:00PM (2/16/2023- 5/18/2023) (No class on 2/23 and 04/20)

Grades 6 and 7

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction; this theme is similar to MS103, MS104, and MS105, but takes a more advanced approach in that students will both connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues and be encouraged to...

2023 MS108-1 Spring Friday Afternoon Class

Friday 5:00PM-6:30PM (2/10/2023- 5/12/2023) (No class on 2/24 and 4/21)

Grades 7 and 8

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction, but takes a more advanced approach in that students will both connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues and be encouraged to consistently formulate, articulate and defend their...

2023 MS105 Spring Saturday Class

Saturday 7:30PM-9:00PM (2/18/2023- 5/20/2023, No class on 2/25 and 04/22)

Grade 5

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of exploring contemporary issues through fiction; it takes a more advanced approach in that students will connect literary themes to specific contemporary issues. This semester’s main goal is to help students connect literary conflict to...

2022 MS104 Spring Sunday Evening Class

Sunday 7:00PM-8:30PM (Start Date: 2/12, End Date: 5/14) (No class on 2/26 and 4/23)

Grade 4

Course Overview:

This course emphasizes the theme of morality. Students will tackle difficult questions introduced in the literature, but applicable to real life. They will practice respectfully articulating their opinions and sharing perspectives in a constructive way. This theme takes...

2022 MS103 Fall Thursday Class

Thursday 7:00PM-8:30PM (Start time: 02/16/2022 End time: 5/18/2022)- No Class on 2/23 and 04/20

Grade 3

Course Objectives:

This course will focus on introducing students to novels from a variety of genres. Specifically, this course will cover a fantasy novel, a comedic adventure novel, an historical fiction novel, a mystery novel, and a narrative novel. This varied reading list will not only...