Featured Class Collections

Historical Viewpoints

Explore the present by returning to the past. From geography to famous people and places, learn about different eras, holidays and traditions without leaving the house.

The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum (National Archives)

with Josh Montanari
Presidential Powers and Precedent: Jimmy Carter, Alaska and the Antiquities Act

For the Love of Learning Series

Learning happens best when there’s a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine of tests and essays go down. In these classes, students will be encouraged to learn for the love of it, through games, activities, and subjects that feel more like fun than school.

STEM Success Series

The future belongs to innovators, and in these classes, students can develop the skills and enthusiasm to succeed in math, science, and technology. Explore the cosmos, learn to code, or test the laws of physics: tomorrow’s innovators are created here.

Virtual Field Trips

Here young adventurers can sail the seven seas, explore languages and faraway cultures, and tour ancient civilizations—all in an afternoon’s work. Bring your curiosity, your sense of adventure—and maybe an after-school snack for the journey.

Special Education Collection

Students on Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) benefit tremendously by working in small groups with other students who have similar IEP goals. Students are grouped by skill level with a mix of grade levels all in the same class.

Creativity Collection

Every student has innate talent just waiting to be released. In these classes they’ll develop the skills—whether art, writing, comedy, or technology—to unleash their inner creator and leave their mark on the world.

College Prep Collection

College success, whether it's getting in or thriving once you're there, requires preparation. Join classes on standardized tests, college applications, or writing, speaking, and study skills to help make your college experience a success.

Afterschool Brain Builders

Logic and critical thinking are skills that students love practicing, teachers love teaching, but schools often don't have time for. In these classes, students can give their brains a problem-solving workout through strategy games, puzzles, and activities.

Math Mastery Collection

There’s no such thing as “not a math person,” only those who aren't quite math people yet. In these classes, students can build fundamental math skills, explore math applications to real life, and develop a mathematical mindset through puzzles and challenges.