Step into the Growth Mindset Workshop, where mistakes are celebrated, challenges are exciting, and your brain gets stronger every day! In this class, students will learn how to embrace challenges, overcome setbacks, and develop confidence in their abilities. Through fun activities, teamwork, and hands-on projects, we’ll practice the power of “yet”, set goals, and discover strategies to think positively and persevere. By the end of the workshop, students will leave with practical tools to tackle school, life, and any challenge with a growth mindset!

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In this class, we’ll explore the many genres of photography, from street and portrait to landscape, documentary, and more, while discovering the iconic photographers who helped shape each style. Along the way, we’ll break down the basics of photography by studying the techniques these artists used to capture their most unforgettable images, and we’ll ask the question, “What exactly is a ‘great’ photograph?” But we won’t just study photography; we will also create! Through hands-on projects, we’ll experiment with camera obscuras and cyanotypes, make our own photo zines, and practice techniques in class.

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Students are entering this class mid-year. An assessment test may be required.

We will follow the Math-U-See curriculum that focuses heavily on the visual component of learning and understanding the why behind what we do. It is designed to encourage a deeper understanding of the principles we learn, not just straight memorization.

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This is an unsupervised Study Hall. Please have your student bring work or something to do during this time.

This dedicated archery class teaches kids the fundamentals of stance, draw, aim, and release using safe, non‑lethal, youth‑appropriate equipment. Students practice in a structured, confidence‑building environment designed specifically for beginners. Each session includes skill drills, form refinement, and fun accuracy games that strengthen focus and celebrate personal improvement. No experience required—just curiosity and a steady hand!Best for ages 7–13 | All equipment provided and kid‑safe

Overview

The Teen Running club for homeschool families in the Raleigh area to promote physical fitness, build endurance, and foster community though running. Training will begin on Monday, March 2, 20206 at 9:00 AM. The group will meet every Monday at 9:00 AM throughout the the spring, with sessions held at either the American Tobacco Trail or Umstead Park, depending on trail conditions and weekly plans.

Who Can Join

The Teen Running Club is open to boys and girls ages 13+ and welcomes runners of all abilities (dogs are also welcome!). NO prior running or racing experience is required. Whether a student is brand new to running or already has experience, the club will provide a supportive environment where each participant can progress at their own pace and choose goals that feel achievable and motivating.

Purpose & Goals

The goals of the Teen Running Club are to:*Encourage healthy habits, consistency, and confidence though running*Provide structured yet flexible training support for a wide range of abilities*Prepare participants to complete local train running events*Build community and friendships among homeschool teens/

Click Flyer link below for more details on meeting schedule, training location, planning, etc

Run Club Flyer