Explore the world through the lens of stories and texts! In this course, students will develop their skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Through a project-based approach, students will explore diverse genres—including biography, realism, poetry, and nonfiction. Students will dive into themes like identity, community, and dynamic change while crafting evidence-based compositions. This course aims to empower students by fostering empathy, inquiry, and personal reflection.

Math is about more than just numbers! It is a way of thinking, communicating, and problem-solving. This course encourages students to explore mathematical concepts through inquiry, discussion, and real-world application. Through curiosity, clarity, fluency, and flexibility, students will see that math is meaningful. Instruction focuses on justifying reasoning, using multiple representations, and strategy development to solve problems and communicate mathematical thinking in our communities and our world.

Science is all about curiosity and discovery! In this course, students will engage in hands-on exploration and scientific inquiry. Through a project-based approach, students will explore topics like ecosystems, forces and motion, and the natural world. This course emphasizes the development of scientific habits of mind, including observation, inquiry, and evidence-based reasoning. Students will investigate real-world problems and work together to design solutions, fostering both artistic creativity and technical fluency.

Social Studies is the study of people, places, and ideas! In this course, students will explore the connections between individuals, communities, and the government. They will examine how people and cultures change over time, and how we can contribute to our communities. Through inquiry-based projects, students will learn about geography, history, and civic life, examining themes like responsibility and justice. This course aims to foster a sense of belonging and an understanding of our place in the world.

Students will engage with a variety of texts and genres to develop their reading, writing, and analytical skills. Through a project-based approach, learners will explore themes of identity and society, using their own creative voices to respond to what they read. The course focuses on developing fluency, clarity, and the ability to communicate complex ideas effectively in writing and discussion.

This curriculum focuses on mathematical thinking and problem-solving. Students engage in inquiry-based learning to understand mathematical concepts and their applications in the real world. Throughout the year, students develop flexible thinking and strengthen their ability to explain and justify their reasoning using models, tools, and multiple representations.

This course invites students to explore the natural world through scientific inquiry and experimentation. Students will build their skills in observation, data analysis, and scientific reasoning as they investigate biological, physical, and environmental systems. The curriculum is designed to foster curiosity and prepare students for high school level scientific study.

This course examines the development of human societies and the historical movements that have shaped the modern world. Students will analyze primary sources, engage in historical inquiry, and explore themes of governance, economy, and culture. The course aims to help students understand their place in a global community and the responsibilities of civic life.

This course covers foundational mathematical concepts to prepare students for Algebra I. Topics include integers, equations, inequalities, and real-world problem solving.

Students will be introduced to the Spanish language and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. The course focuses on developing basic communication skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, while fostering an appreciation for global cultural traditions.

Students explore various artistic techniques and media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, and digital media. The course encourages students to develop their own creative style while learning about the history of art and design. The course aims to empower students by fostering both artistic creativity and technical fluency.

Students will craft original stories, poetry, and scripts while exploring character development, plot structure, and voice. The course focuses on helping students find their creative voices through drafting, feedback, and revision. Students will have the opportunity to develop a portfolio of work.