This one-term science course offers an introduction to the diverse ways animals interact with their environment and each other. Whether you’re passionate about wildlife or just curious about the natural world, this class will give you a deeper understanding of the behaviors that allow animals to thrive!
“Moo! Meow! Chirp chirp! Womp womp! Grraawwwwwwwlllllll – be an animal, not a hanimal”
Pictured above: Matt the bear
(Invite only)
In this class we will go over a weekly dungeons and dragons campaign led by me, Nat. I will expect you to bring a prepared character, any physical dice you will want to use, as well as your enthusiasm every week.
IF I HAVE NOT SPOKEN TO YOU ABOUT BEING A PART OF THIS CLASS, THEN YOU SHOULD NOT STICKER IT.
Outside Work: There will be little to no outside work for this class, I will occasionally give homework though.
In this exciting year-long math course, students will have the opportunity to strengthen their foundational skills and build confidence in their math abilities. Designed for those who want to revisit and master key concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and basic geometry. With engaging activities and supportive instruction, students will work at their own pace, ensuring they fully understand each concept. This course is a safe space for everyone, where making mistakes is part of learning and improvement. Whether you feel a bit unsure of your math skills or simply want to solidify your knowledge, this class is the perfect place to grow and shine in mathematics!
*Next year’s math class most likely would be Early MS Math*
Note: This class is open to middle school students only.
In this year-long class, we’ll be meeting 3 times a week to explore the essential building blocks of middle school mathematics. We’ll explore ratios, operations, percents, expressions, one and two variable equations, coordinate planes, and basic geometry. Students will develop strong problem-solving skills and lay a solid foundation for future math courses. Expect hands-on activities, collaborative work, and plenty of opportunities to apply math to real-world scenarios!
*Next year’s math class most likely would be Intermediate MS Math*
Note: This class is open to high school students only.
Algebra 1 is the first high school level math class and is a critical stepping stone in your math education. In this year-long course, we’ll meet 3 times a week to lean more into variables, expressions, equations, functions, and their graphs. You’ll learn to solve linear and quadratic equations, work with inequalities, and explore the connections between algebra and geometry. This class is designed to build a strong algebraic foundation that will support all future math studies.
If you are in a middle school grade and think you should take this class, then please reach out to me.
*Next year’s math class would be Geometry*
This year-long course focuses on both 7th and 8th grade math concepts. We will meet 3 times a week to build on prior knowledge while introducing new concepts that are vital for high school level math. Students will explore pre-algebra topics, including integers, rational numbers, linear equations, and inequalities. Geometry concepts such as angles, shapes, and volume will also be explored. This class will emphasize logical thinking, critical analysis, and real-world applications of math. It’s a perfect fit for students ready to take their math skills to the next level.
*Next year’s math class most likely a continuation of this course focusing on only 8th grade material or Algebra 1*
Note: This class is open to high school students only.
This year-long advanced course will take you deeper into the world of algebra. We’ll cover quadratics, polynomials, rational exponents & radical functions, exponential functions & intro to logarithms, rational functions, trigonometry, and statistics. This class is designed to challenge you and refine your analytical skills, preparing you for future studies in calculus and beyond. A strong understanding of Algebra concepts is necessary, and students should be ready for rigorous work both in and out of class.
*Next math class would be Precalculus*