Learn to say "YES"! Improv comedy skills are essential life skills - learn to turn difficult situations into positive ones and leave them laughing. Learning to leave the 'judge' behind and embracing the joy of life is a skill worth honing and having. So join us in this fun filled Improv Class. Comfortable clothes and water bottles are a MUST!

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Come learn the ins and outs of filming a cooking class and creating your own food network show!

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What’s a zine? It’s more than just a mini magazine…it can be an amazing tool for self-expression, storytelling, and connection. In this class, specially created for our young zinesters, we’ll discuss the history of zines, explore all the different forms they can take, and, best of all, create our own zines every single week. Our focus will be on creativity, expression, and collaboration.

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Come explore the intricacies of world-building! In this class we dive into what actually makes a fantasy world believable. We cover topics such as geography, politics, economies, and more while developing a world of our very own. This class is designed to get students asking questions about the world around them and deeply thinking about what makes our world function.

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This is required for students taking a 2nd and 3rd period class. This is optional for those who want to come, but do not have bookend classes.

Come during your lunch break on Thursdays to help create the THE newsletter and yearbook. 

This class will teach students how to use manual cameras (cell phone cameras are not used in this class) We will cover the settings and how to get the most out of our manual camera. We will be taking a look at different types of photography (people, animals, landscapes and light painting). The class is broken down into sections looking at how to get the best type of pictures as well as some basic editing options.

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Step into a world where words come alive! In this Brave Writer–inspired class, students will explore literature and creative expression in a hands-on, engaging way. Using the Brave Writer philosophy, we’ll focus on playful, low-stress writing projects, language games, and big, juicy conversations to help students develop their voice, expand their imagination, and gain confidence in their writing. We won’t just analyze and discuss texts—we’ll actively craft written pieces that reflect each student’s unique voice. Some of this semester’s activities will include reading, discussing, and hosting book parties after reading The Giver and The Mona Lisa Vanishes, a Titanic Poetry Tea Part, exploring Shakespeare, participating in Socratic discussions, practicing argumentative writing, freewrites, a mini mock trial, and more.

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