ARTS
A Fun LittleTriptych
Mrs. Workman
Description:
Dive into the vibrant world of triptych painting in this exciting hands-on class! A triptych is a work of art divided into three panels, creating a cohesive story or theme across its sections. Whether you're a budding artist or just looking to express your creativity, this class will guide you through the entire process—from brainstorming ideas to the final brush strokes.
What You’ll Learn:
Design Skills: Develop your own unique theme and layout for your triptych.
Painting Techniques: Experiment with various mediums and styles, from acrylics to watercolors.
Creative Expression: Explore how to convey emotions and stories through visual art.
Class Activities:
Sketching Sessions: Start with brainstorming and sketching your ideas.
Hands-On Painting: Get practical experience with step-by-step guidance.
Critique and Feedback: Share your work in a supportive environment and receive constructive feedback from peers and the instructor.
Supplies Needed:
All painting materials will be provided, but feel free to bring any special brushes or colors you’d like to use!
Why Join?
This class is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their creativity and learn more about painting. You’ll leave with not just a finished triptych but also new skills and a deeper appreciation for visual storytelling.
Course Fee: $6
Solo and Ensemble/Chamber Music
Mr. Velazquez
Description:
This class began as an intent to make small groups like quartets or quintets to perform chamber music, but has became a class to make you a better musician. We will work on ear training, playing in tune, playing with a great tone, and we will be making small ensembles to perform duets, trios, or quartets. All students who have taken this course before have become significantly better musicians. * Recommended for Advanced Band and Wind Ensemble members
Course Fee: $10
Set Painting
Mrs. Patterson
Description:
If you have always wanted to be a part of the spring musical, but don’t want to be on stage, this is your chance! Help us design and paint the background and other set pieces for the musical!
Course Fee: $0
Origami in AmericaCLASS IS FULL!
Ms. Peay
Description:
Come learn the art of origami, how it came to America and different folding techniques. This is a fun and relaxing class.
Course Fee: $0
American Line Dancing **American Symposium Class
Ms. Peterson
Description:
Line dancing presents itself as the perfect form of exercise for every body. It provides the benefits of an aerobic workout which helps maintain a healthy heart and also provides a platform for you to get involved in a social environment, which is great for mental wellness. Beginners to advanced dancers will enjoy line dancing!
Course Fee: $0
Art in MotionCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Kreutz
Description:
Come check out what a dance class is like at APA! In this class, students will explore multiple dance genres including contemporary, jazz, modern, and ballet. Whether you're brand new to dance or you've taken a class before, come move with us and discover new ways to groove.
Course Fee: $0
Cumbia Music
Mr. Velazquez
Description:
We are excited for our popular Cumbia class again! We will be playing different Cumbia songs this year than the previous years and as always any instruments are welcome, but you do have to be able to play a musical instrument. If you do not play a musical instrument, no problem! Please see Mr. Velazquez to talk about what instrument might be a good fit for you.
Course Fee: $0
YearbookCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Patterson
Description:
Help us make our JH/HS yearbook! Join experienced students in learning how to take pictures, create yearbook pages, and interview students as we work on completing our yearbook for the spring.
Course Fee: $0
Winter Musical
Mr. D'Agostini and Mr. Mackay
Description:
This course is a fun, energy-filled opportunity for all school musical "Aladdin" cast members to learn the music and to start learning the script for our spring show. Auditions for lead roles will take place separately in the fall. If you do not receive a lead role, you are still invited to be a part of the ensemble cast, so plan to be part of "A Whole New World" of fun and excitement.
Course Fee: No specific fee for the class, although participation in the musical does include a fee.
Intro to Tech Theater and Stage Craft
Mr. D'Agostini
Description:
Come learn the basic carpentry, painting, and building skills needed for theatre set construction! You'll learn proper measuring techniques and how to use a power drill! This class is avaiable to 7th and 8th Grade.
Course Fee: $20
Orchestra Performing Class
Mr. Betancourth
Description:
Start getting ready for the Solo & Ensemble Region Festival. We will be rehearsing and giving you practice tips on how to prepare for Region and State Festivals. We will work on your solo piece and also chamber music with small ensembles. For our field trip, we are going to visit the Leonardo Museum.
Course Fee: $10
We've Got Rhythm
Mrs. Kreutz
Description:
Did you know you can make music - with your feet?! In this class, you'll learn the fundamentals of tap dance, including basic steps, rhythms, and techniques. Students will also explore the origins of tap as an American dance form.
Course Fee: $0
Student Choreography
Mrs. Kreutz
Description:
This course is for current Ballroom A and Dance Company members to prepare for the competition/festival season as well as create their own choreography. Students must be currently enrolled in Ballroom A or Dance Company to take this class.
Course Fee: $0
Build your World
Mr. Christenson (Science)
Description:
Unleash your creativity! In this class you will create a your own fantasy world including maps, lore, creatures, and (if you're really feeling Tolkienish) language.
Course Fee: $10
Guitar - Rock Band Workshop
Mr. Betancourth
Description:
You'll learn chords and strum patterns - rock, pop, and classical styles of playing. All levels of ability are welcome, whether you've never played or have some experience. For the more advanced students, we will have a Rock Band workshop for the second week. If you sing(singers are needed!), play guitar, electric bass, or drums this is for you! We will be ensemble songs and reviewing the fundamentals of playing together as a Rock Band. We are having a live performance on the last day of Winterim at the "Show What You Know" assembly! **Students must bring their own instrument and amplifier equipment from home. ***You will also need a capo and an electric tuner..
Course Fee: $0
Rockin' Piano
Mrs. Marrero
Description:
This class is created for beginners to intermediate students levels only. You will need to bring your own keyboard that will stay in the classroom during Winterim. You will learn ways to create music in a short period of time with fun rhythms such as rock and roll, boogie, latin music and classical music. Can't wait to teach you some piano lessons! Let's have fun together.
Course Fee: $0
Humanities
Getting to Know the Real Edgar Allan Poe - An American Author **American Symposium Class
Mrs. Schmidt
Description:
Time to put on your thinking caps as we explore some of the poetry and short stories of the master, Edgar Allan Poe. Most people believe he wrote only scary and dark literature, but you will be amazed by the beauty and depth and other emotions he spoke about as we paint the setting of "The Cask of Amontillado," write a mini-mystery using techniques of the "Tell-Tale Heart," write poetry based on the learning from Annabel Lee, create board games about following your dreams by analyzing "Eldorado," make a collage and write descriptive words on what really happened in "The Raven," and participate in a unique choral rendition on "The Bells." There will be Poe Bingo and Match Games as well. Learn to love the writing of a truly brilliant American author!
Course Fee: $0
Evolution of Fairy Tales **American Symposium Class
Mr. Bennett
Description:
What is your idea of a fairy tale? Far off places, daring sword fights, a prince in disguise? Chopping off toes to fit in a shoe, carrying around a dead girl in a box for fun? Come learn about the origins of fairy tales and how they have changed through time and different cultures. We'll be learning how these fairy tales have changed to fit the cultures around them and how the fairy tales themselves have influenced our own.
Course Fee: $0
Knives Out--Murder Mystery Comes AliveCLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Bennett
Description:
We'll start with some actual forensic science, blood types, fingerprints, analyzing causes of death. We'd go into creating a lineup of suspects, cause of death, motives. We'd have a few cases they'll actually try to solve. Then for the last few days perhaps writing their own short murder mystery or have a classic murder mystery roleplay game.
Course Fee: $0
Convince Me!
Mr. Coleman
Description:
Are you tired of losing arguments? Do you wish for the ability to persuade your friends or family more easily? Join us in Convince Me as we learn how to build the most persuasive arguments and debate amongst your peers!
Fee: $0
Book Club
Ms. Hancock
Description:
As a class, we will choose a book to be read together, during this Winterim Class. We will also discuss what happens in the book and participate in some activities related to the events of the book.
Fee: $0
Book Club - American Authors
Ms. Hancock
Description:
As a class, we will choose a book, by an American Author, to be read together, during this Winterim Class. We will also discuss what happens in the book and participate in some activities related to the events of the book.
Fee: $0
Hamilton: An American Musical: History and Music
Ms. McHan
Description:
A look into the historical accuracy and the musicality of the musical Hamilton, written about the Founding Fathers. This show uses hip-hop to teach important lessons about the American Revolution and the founders of our country. We will listen to the (edited) soundtrack, watch clips of the show, and dive into the history behind the important moments. We will also look at the music itself and how it references today's popular culture.
Fee: $0
Book Dash: Read Faster, Remember More
Mr. Baucom
Description:
Get ready for college by reading like a superpower! Come have fun and learn how to read faster while maintaining or even improving comprehension. This class will explore techniques like chunking, minimizing subvocalization, and improving focus to read more efficiently. Through fun exercises, practical applications, and interactive activities, students will practice reading longer texts with speed and understanding. This class will also include memory-boosting strategies to help with note-taking and summarizing, making it perfect for schoolwork or simply enjoying books in less time.
Fee: $0
Greco-Roman Mythology
Mrs. Ball-Coleman
Description:
Zeus turns his girlfriend into a cow. Achilles physically fights a river. Jason and the Argonauts only get anything done because Medea (famous witch and inventor of pants) is there to save them. The Ancient Greeks and Romans had some wild stories, and this is your chance to dive as deeply as your heart desires into the weirdness, wackiness, and mayhem that makes Greek and Roman mythology so fascinating and fun.
Fee: $0
Trolling 101: The Art of DebateCLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Mier
Description:
Trolling can be much more than just online bickering! In this class, you'll explore the fundamental principles of rhetoric, learning how to craft compelling arguments, use persuasive language, and deliver impactful speeches. Through Aristotle's wisdon, in-depth analysis of texts and engaging debates, you'll develop your critical thinking skills, enhance your public speaking abilities, and gain a deeper understanding of human psychology. Whether you're a student who wants to master this art or simply someone who wants to improve your communication skills, this class will equip you with the tools to persuade, influence, and inspire..
Fee: $0
Movie Scripts, Hollywood and the Entertainment Industry**American Symposium
Mr. Willoughby
Description:
In this class, students will have exclusive access to various movie scripts, including films that were produced and even some that were never made. We will not only read scripts, but learn about the process of producing a film, from writing to directing to acting and all the various jobs you can one day pursue if you want to work in show business. Everyday we will have a different lesson about movies, filmmaking, as well as the American history of Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Please keep in mind this is not a drama class, we will not be performing or acting out our movie scripts and students will not be expected to perform at any point. Also, we will not be watching movies, but rather short movie clips when it applies to the scripts we are reading.
Fee: $0
History of American Magicians**American Symposium
Mr. Christenson
Description:
The modern era of magic was born in France, but American magicians and illusionists quickly took over. From Houdini and Thurston to Copperfield and Blaine, this class will explore the development of the art of magic from the 1800s to today. This class will be a fascinating review of the methods and madness of making magic in the USA.
Fee: $0
What IF?
Mr. Christenson (Science)
Description:
In this class you will apply the idea of Marvel's "What If....?" to another universe of your choice (such as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Walking Dead, etc.) and explore the possibilities that flow out of slightly different choices made at key inflection points.
Fee: $0
Norse Mythology
Mr. Robertson
Description:
Welcome to the world of Vikings, where giants do battle with mighty Thor and that surprisingly clever old man may be Odin in disguise. This class will cover the major aspects of Norse Mythology, from the creation of the Nine Realms to the devastation of Ragnarok and beyond, as well as some less well known stories like the dragon slayer Sigurd. The class will also offer some insights into how more modern storytellers have adapted Norse Mythology into their own stories. Come and enjoy tales of magic, mischief, and mayhem!
Fee: $0
American Independent Reading **American Symposium Class
Mr. Robertson
Description:
Do you want to read classic American Literature but don't want to commit to a full novel? Do you want to investigate American history through the lens of the authors writing about it? Do you need a nice cozy place to take a break from it all and just read your book? Then this is the class for you! Come read some excellent American short stories and then have some time to relax and read your favorite book in American Independent Reading!
Fee: $0
Novels I
Various
Description:
The Novels 1 students will be continuing learning the basic foundations for our upper level English classes as well as practicing their development of skills. Additionally, they will be reading John Steinbeck's novella The Pearl.
Fee: $0
Novels II
Various
Description:
The Novels 2 students will be continuing learning the basic foundations for our upper level English classes as well as practicing their development of skills. Additionally, they will be reading John Steinbeck's novella The Red Pony.
Fee: $0
The Prisoner and the Bill of Rights **American Symposium Class
Mr. Sorensen
Description:
In 1967 "The Prisoner" television show debut in England. The mini series portrays Number Six, an unnamed British intelligence agent who is abducted and imprisoned in a mysterious coastal village after resigning from his position. The show explored a modern vision of dystopia. This class will use the series as a means to explore how the Bill of Rights in America is designed to safeguard our society from such possibilities. In class several episodes will be viewed and the action of the show will be used to explore the nature of our own Bill of Rights through discussion and writing.
Fee: $0
Stars, Stones, and Secrets: The History of the New Age Movement in the US**American Symposium ClassCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Horrocks
Description:
Have you ever found yourself wondering why you dream? Why you may have the same nightmare of your teeth falling out or being chased by a monster over and over again? Are you curious about astrology and what it means when people say they are a Libra, Scorpio, or Aquarius? Have you ever wanted to try meditation, palm reading, or dream journaling? Join us as we learn all about the New Age Movement and how it has shaped the history and culture of the United States. Grab a friend, bring your curiosity, and let's explore!
Fee: $5
Books to Movies
Ms. Peterson
Description:
Do you love to read? Then this class is for you! Join me as we read some of the greatest books that have been made into movies and discuss the differences! Warning, A lot of reading takes place in this class!!
Fee: $0
Sketchup - Computer Drafting & Design
Mr.D'Agostini
Description:
Sketchup is a fantastic computer program available for free to all APA students for 3-D graphic modeling. This class will teach you the basic skills you need to design on the computer anything you can imagine!
Fee: $0
History and Culture
The Freeway- America's True Cultural Revolution **American Symposium Class
Mr.Coleman
Description:
Have you ever wondered why Americans rely on cars so much? Come with us and explore the fascinating history of car culture and America's expansion across the Continental US. We'll learn about early transportation methods, American city design, and the explosive growth of car culture while following the paths of the Pony Express, Route 66, and the Eisenhower Interstate System.
Course Fee: $0
From Columbus to the Civil War: Slavery in America **American Symposium Class
Mr. Hobi
Description:
Have you ever wondered why Americans rely on cars so much? Come with us and explore the fascinating history of car culture and America's expansion across the Continental US. We'll learn about early transportation methods, American city design, and the explosive growth of car culture while following the paths of the Pony Express, Route 66, and the Eisenhower Interstate System.
Course Fee: $0
Ancient Greek Mythology - An Epic Experience!
Mrs. Schmidt
Description:
It's time to have an epic experience with the Greek Gods of ancient mythology. You will be making mosaics of the muses, creating monsters, painting your version of Hades' underworld, participating in mock Olympic Games, developing your own Gods - including their powers and stories, playing an intense game of Greek God Bingo, and have the ultimate battle as your Gods and Monsters try to outwit Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades for control of Mt. Olympus in an exciting game of the Gods.
Course Fee: $0
Israel vs Palestine- What's going on over there?
Mrs. Burkholder
Description:
Come explore the history of the Palestinian Israeli conflict from an unbiased, historic, fact-based perspective and gain an understanding of how to read the current events happening there. Eat local cuisine, and learn about cultures in the region. I've traveled and studied in the Middle East including Palestine, Israel, Egypt, Kuwait, and Iraq. I taught school at a Palestinian school in the West Bank and have taught this course several times. Learn why it's heated up there recently and how to talk about the events with intelligence. Come to see both sides of the issue and why there is so much passion. Be informed!
Course Fee: $2
Mysterious Minds
Mrs. Schmidt
Description:
Do you like a great mystery? Match wits against Sherlock Holmes and illogical logic, prove and debate the unsolved mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, Roswell Aliens, Hitler, Kennedy Assassination, Moon landing, and other unproven conspiracy theories on power points. Learn to think outside the box with riddles, thinklers, optical illusions, and more. Create triboard mystery stories and join in on a school wide Treasure Hunt. See how to expand your mind and see what mystery awaits you!
Course Fee: $0
Spectacular Board GamesCLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Christenson
Description:
Board games have been found in ancient tombs as far back as 4,600 BCE and they are just as fun to play today. This course will trace the history of board games from the oldest race games through modern day strategic contests. Students will play some of history's most intriguing games from different periods of time, including current bestsellers.
Course Fee: $0
Food Around the GlobeCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Ahmad
Description:
Welcome to the "Food around the Globe" class – where every bite takes you on an exciting adventure across the globe! In this course, you'll discover the rich and diverse flavors of countries near and far, from spicy street food in Pakistan to desserts in the middle East. You will learn to cook incredible dishes, get to know your peers and have fun. Let’s get cooking!
Course Fee: $40
Travel through Food CLASS IS FULL!
Ms.Quispe
Description:
Explore the rich flavors and diverse culinary traditions from around the globe in our Travel through Food Class! This hands-on course will expand your palate and cooking skills. Join us on this culinary journey and bring the world to your kitchen! No cooking experience required.
Course Fee: $40
Greek & Roman Mythology
Mrs. Ball-Coleman
Description:
Zeus turns his girlfriend into a cow. Achilles picks a fight with a river. Midas grows donkey ears and turns everything he touches into gold. This all sounds wild, but it barely scratches the surface. In this class, you’ll learn the basics of Classical myth - the amazing feats of gods, titans, and heroes, and the giant messes they left behind them. If you like earth-shaking battles, mighty feats of heroism, and impressive displays of staggeringly poor judgment, check out Greek & Roman Mythology.
Course Fee: $0
Life Skills
The World of TTRPGs
Ms. Horrocks
Description:
Grab some friends and let's create a campaign! In this class you will work on developing story lines, team work, problem-solving skills, communication, and creativity. Try out a variety of different TTRPGs, whether it is Dungeons and Dragons, Quest, Fiasco, or even create your own one shot. Choose your adventure, choose your companions, and let's go!
Course Fee: $3
Dungeons, Dragons, and Empathy
Mr. Lallatin
Description:
Role playing games, like Dungeons and Dragons, are about making people feel emotions. Come with us as we learn how to inspire pride, sadness, fear, camaraderie, frustration, and joy in our friends! We’ll build adventures, write stories, and examine the stories told by others to develop our instincts for how our actions will affect others. And we may even slay a dragon or two on the way!
Course Fee: $0
Sit n' Knit - Beginners Knitting ClassCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Sharma
Description:
This class will teach you the basics of Knitting for beginners where you will learn the knitting skills such as casting on, the knit stitch, the purl stitch, binding off, and combinations of both stitches. Come join the class and you might develop the skill that you will enjoy for the lifetime.
Course Fee: $8
First Aide and CPR
Mrs. Brinkley
Description:
Learn how to save a life! What do you do if someone is choking? Bleeding ? If they have stopped breathing? Broken an arm or leg? Learn what I learned as an EMT.
Course Fee: $0
Pokénomics: Financial Literacy Through Pokémon TCG
Mr. Baucom
Description:
You wanna be the very best? Embark on an exciting journey where Pokémon meets finance in an innovative course, “Pokénomics: Financial Literacy Through Pokémon TCG.” This course integrates the captivating world of Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) with essential financial literacy concepts. Students will explore economic principles, strategic decision-making, and responsible money management in a fun and engaging setting.
Course Fee: $0
ACT Prep - 11th Grade
Various Teachers
Description:
Test anxiety got you down? Worried about taking a test you've never seen before? Trying to make your 11th grade life as stress-free as possible? ACT Prep will be a fun, informative, and safe place to practice for one of the most important tests you'll take in your life. Through practice tests, strategies, and mindfulness techniques, you will learn how to do the very best you can on the ACT...which is all anyone is asking of you anyway. :)
Course Fee: $0
Sterling Scholar
Mrs. Eyring
Description:
This class will be required for those who have been chosen as school level Sterling Scholar winners. Students will be working on creating and editing their portfolios, as well as practicing interviewing skills.
Course Fee: $0
Digital Literacy - 7th Grade
Various Teachers
Description:
This course is a foundation to the digital world that provides a broad understanding of key applications, computing fundamentals, and living online. Students will have opportunities to use technology and develop skills that promote creativity, critical thinking, productivity, and collaboration in the classroom and day-to-day life. This course is aligned with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) for Students, the K-12 Computer Science Standards, and industry standards for Digital Literacy Certification.
Course Fee: $0
Computer Science - 10th and 12th Grade
Various Teachers
Description:
This course is a foundation to the digital world that provides a broad understanding of key applications, computing fundamentals, and living online. Students will have opportunities to use technology and develop skills that promote creativity, critical thinking, productivity, and collaboration in the classroom and day-to-day life. This course is aligned with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) for Students, the K-12 Computer Science Standards, and industry standards for Digital Literacy Certification.
Course Fee: $0
Flock of SeagullsCLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Watteyne and Mrs. Mier
Description:
Join us in celebrating our school spirit during Winterim by helping to plan and organize Spirit Week! We’ll be organizing games, creating hallway decorations, and crafting unforgettable memories for everyone. Let’s show our APA pride together!
Course Fee: $0
The Creative MindCLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Treadwell
Description:
Did you know there isn't just one way to journal? People have food journals, travel journals, bullet journals, art journals, reflections journals, gratitude journals...the list goes on and on! Journaling in any form has amazing benefits, and in this class, we will learn several methods of journaling to improve mental health and reduce stress, boost your creativity, and help you get organized!
Course Fee: $0
Optimal Nutrition and Exercise Science
Mr. Hobi
Description:
We will explore different foods and how they affect our bodies. We also will look for ways we can be active and have fun doing it! I have had a lot of experience with food and fun as a lifetime athlete and look forward to sharing with you and from learning what you like as well.
Course Fee: $0
Esthetics 101CLASS IS FULL!
Ms. Gates
Description:
We will be learning about esthetics and how to become and licenced esthetician. This will include learning about facials, waxing, and makeup.
Course Fee: $10
Fitness
Meditation and Mind Control CLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Nielson-Brown and Mrs. Treadwell
Description:
This class is meant to teach appropriate coping strategies for combating stress, anxiety, and all the things that make life just a little bit harder. We will also learn about living a healthy lifestyle in both body and mind. The primary focus of this course is self-care. Every day we will do one meditation, one physical activity (i.e. yoga, massage, pilates, etc.), and one session of lecture/note-taking on an important aspect of self-care. This class is relaxing, fun, and will give you skills that you can use for the rest of your life.
Course Fee: $0
Hoop Dreams: Basketball
Mr. Mier and Mr. Lee
Description:
Are you a basketball enthusiast ready to take your game to the next level? Join our competitive basketball tournament, where skill, strategy, and teamwork collide. This fast-paced league offers a thrilling opportunity to showcase your abilities, compete against top-tier players, and experience the excitement of tournament play. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a rising star, this league provides a platform to hone your skills, make new friends, and achieve your basketball goals.
Course Fee: $5
Tournament Play Soccer: Indoor Domination!CLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Mier and Mr. Lee
Description:
Are you ready to take your indoor soccer skills to the next level and compete for glory? Join our Tournament Play Soccer class and experience the thrill of competitive matches on the indoor court! You'll learn advanced strategies, improve your technique, and have the chance to compete against other teams in exciting tournaments. The winners of the tournament who place in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will receive exclusive t-shirts that say "Champions," "Silver," and "Bronze" respectively. So lace up your indoor shoes and get ready to score some goals and win big!
Course Fee: $3
Self Defense - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Mrs. Nay
Description:
Who would have thought that sometimes the best self defense is to rush your attacker? Why is the ground your friend? Self-defense is a crucial skill, and classes that teach them are an essential part of staying safe in today's world, especially for many women. In this course we will learn the theory behind self defense as well as the physical moves to get yourself out of tricky situations. Based on the Brazilian jiu-jitsu style, you will learn empowering actions to help you confidently navigate this big and wonderful world. Please note: in order to train for real world use of the techniques it will be necessary to acknowledge an understanding that self-defense is full body contact, and therefore to adequately train, full body contact will occur. Only sign up if this is something in which you are comfortable participating.
Course Fee: $0
Badminton and Pickleball CLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Richards
Description:
Students will learn the fundamentals of the sports. A tournament will be held in each sport by the students who choose this class.
Course Fee: $0
Chill & Flow: Yoga and Meditation CLASS IS FULL!
Mrs. Carson
Description:
A fun and laid-back class where you can unwind and discover the power of yoga and meditation. Great for any experience level with yoga flows and easy-to-follow guided meditations that’ll help you relieve stress, boost your focus, and find your inner calm. By the end, you'll have the skills to incorporate mindfulness into your everyday life. Come as you are, and let’s chill together while we stretch, breathe, and grow!
Course Fee: $0
Stress Management & Wellness
Mrs. Ball-Coleman
Description:
Feeling overwhelmed by pressures and deadlines is part of life for everyone! In this class, students will develop a toolbox of practices that help manage stress and maintain mental well-being during high-pressure times. We'll explore a wide variety of stress management and wellness practices including journaling, creative writing, meditation and breathing, movement, music and nature appreciation, and creative expression.
Course Fee: $0
American Flag Football Skill Building and Live Sport Competition**American Symposium Class
Mr. Richards and Mr. Wayttene
Description:
This course is a deep dive into the sport of American Flag Football. Students will develop fundamental skills required to succeed in the sport. Students will participate in drill - like settings, while building skills and knowledge of the sport. Students will participate in live tactical games of American flag football. Students will cooperate on a team and compete with other teams in the sport. If you are interested in learning about and competing in the sport of American Flag Football come join this Winterim class.
Course Fee: $0
Olympic Sports at the Utah Olympic Oval **American Symposium Class
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Mier
Description:
Join us in learning about different Winter Olympic Sports at the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns. We will have the opportunity to learn ice skating, hockey, speed skating, and curling from Olympic athletes who live and work in Utah.
Course Fee: $125 (subject to change)
Weight Training CLASS IS FULL!
Mr. Reasch and Mr. Richards
Description:
This class will be held in the weight room. Students will learn fundamentals of weight training using free weights. Some examples of lifts that will be performed regularly by the students are: (but not limited to) bench press, squats, power pull, incline press, shoulder press, front squats, dumbell lunges, etc. The lessons will consist of light to moderate levels of lifting regimens, advanced levels will be optional on an individual basis.
Course Fee: $0
Science and Technology
Chemistry Redemption
Mrs. Golon
Description:
This course is designed for students taking Chemistry that would like a review of topics covered in the first two terms and would like a preview of what will be covering in the upcoming terms. In addition to reviewing important chemistry topics, you will also be able to earn some points back from the previous terms!
Course Fee: $0
Tooth & Claw: Animal Attack Stories and Conservation Biology
Mrs. Taylor
Description:
Explore the complicated relationship between humans and wildlife in this comprehensive course that delves into the biology of animal behavior, the factors contributing to animal attacks, and the crucial role of conservation in safeguarding both species and habitats. Students will examine case studies of various animal attacks, analyzing the ecological, psychological, and environmental contexts that contribute to these events.
Course Fee: $0
Mathematic Games and Strategies
Ms. Peterson
Description:
Sharpen your math skills and learn problem solving strategies to help you through life while playing some of the greatest games ever invented!
Course Fee: $0
History of DNA
Ms. Gates
Description:
We will be doing DNA extraction and learning about how the DNA helix was discovered.
Course Fee: $50