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Reading & Writing 1 is designed to help PREK learners build a strong foundation in early literacy. By the end of this phonics course, students will be able to read, recognize, and write both consonants and vowels with confidence. They will blend consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words, identify and use common consonant blends, digraphs and vowel teams, and recognize ending sounds. Students will also develop a growing sight word vocabulary to support fluent reading. Through guided practice, they will begin building complete sentences and demonstrate their understanding by reading age-appropriate comprehension passages and answering questions in full sentences.
Grade: Pre-K
Reading & Writing 2 is designed to help Kindergarten learners build a strong foundation in early literacy. By the end of this course, students will be able to decode and encode long vowel phonograms with growing accuracy and fluency. They will expand their sight word vocabulary and apply early reading comprehension strategies to understand and discuss simple texts. Students will begin writing descriptive sentences, using basic grammar concepts such as nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Through engaging activities and storytelling, they will also explore key story elements including characters, setting, and plot, laying the foundation for both strong reading and creative writing skills.
Grade: Kindergarten
This course is designed to strengthen the foundational writing skills of Grade 2-3 students through personalized instruction and targeted feedback. Emphasizing individualized progress, students will develop essential writing competencies at their own pace, while engaging with tasks that extend beyond grade-level expectations. The curriculum fosters critical thinking, creative expression, and the ability to approach increasingly complex writing tasks, ensuring students are well-prepared for future academic writing challenges with increased confidence.
Grade: 2
This writing course empowers Grade 3-4 students to become confident storytellers by guiding them through various forms of narrative writing. Students will receive detailed, personalized feedback and targeted instruction that goes beyond what is typically provided in traditional classroom settings. Each unit builds foundational skills while gradually challenging students to apply advanced writing techniques through creative and engaging tasks.
Grades: 3-4
This advanced writing course is designed to challenge 4th–5th grade students beyond traditional school expectations. Through personalized instruction, peer collaboration, and in-depth projects, students will develop strong skills in persuasive writing, research-based writing, and narrative storytelling. The curriculum builds confidence, critical thinking, and creativity, preparing students for the rigors of middle school writing and beyond.
Grades: 4-5
Integrated Reading & Writing 1 combines reading and writing into a cohesive program with 9 thematic units. Each unit includes workshops that focus on reading, vocabulary, and writing, using classic and contemporary fiction. Students enhance their vocabulary through read-alouds, independent reading, and activities focused on word meanings, context clues, and word parts.
Grade: 1
Integrated Reading and Writing 2 is a comprehensive course that integrates reading and writing skills to enhance text comprehension and written expression. It focuses on critical thinking, literary analysis, vocabulary development, and response writing. By the end, students will be confident readers and writers, equipped with the skills for academic success and effective communication.
Grade: 2
Integrated Reading and Writing 3 is a course designed to strengthen reading and writing skills, fostering a deeper understanding of texts and enhancing written expression. By the end, students will have improved their academic abilities, developed a greater appreciation for literature, and gained the confidence to communicate effectively in various contexts.
Grade: 3
Integrated Reading and Writing 4-5 connects reading and writing to deepen literary understanding and strengthen written communication. Through the analysis of key novels, students will explore themes, character development, and narrative structure while developing critical thinking and academic writing skills. The course emphasizes thoughtful discussion, text-based responses, and writing strategies to support clear and confident expression across academic contexts.
Grades: 4-5
This competition course is designed to help elementary students develop strong writing skills across genres, including poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. Through engaging lessons and hands-on projects, students will learn essential writing techniques and find their unique voice as writers, enhancing their ability to express ideas clearly and creatively. During the course, students will submit their original works to prestigious writing competitions by structured timeline.
Grades: Elementary
Middle School Integrated Reading and Writing fosters critical thinking, analytical reading, and effective writing through the study of literary and informational texts. Students will interpret complex texts, examine literary elements, and construct well-organized written responses. With a focus on vocabulary development, active listening, and personalized feedback, students will enhance comprehension and communication skills, preparing them for academic success beyond the traditional classroom.
Grades: 6-8
This advanced writing course empowers 6th–8th grade students to develop sophisticated analytical, argumentative, and rhetorical skills essential for success in honors programs, AP/IB tracks, and competitive high school admissions. Through a structured, trimester-based curriculum, students cultivate clarity, precision, and ethical engagement with information. The course is ideal for driven learners aiming to excel in academic writing and prepare for future scholarly achievement.
Grades: 7-8
This course helps middle school students refine their writing skills and build competitive portfolios for academic success. Students will participate in prestigious writing competitions like The New York Times Writing Contests and Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Through advanced lessons and tailored feedback, they will strengthen their abilities in narrative, persuasive, and analytical writing, preparing for honors-level coursework and high school applications.
Grades: 7-8
In High School Integrated Reading & Writing, students will deepen their critical analysis of literature and refine academic writing skills to high school and college levels. Building on IRW 4A, the course enhances reading comprehension, character analysis, and theme identification. Students will engage with diverse texts, develop interpretive and evaluative skills, and integrate advanced vocabulary into both writing and discussion.
Grades: 9-12
This course empowers high school students to master advanced writing skills and produce competition-ready work across genres, including creative, analytical, and argumentative writing. Through targeted instruction and expert feedback, students will craft polished submissions for prestigious competitions. By the end of the course, students will build strong writing portfolios that showcase academic excellence, strengthen college applications, and amplify their unique voice.
Grades: 9-12

The future speakers 1 course provides your child the tools they need to articulate themselves in preparation for success in school and speech. This class uses activities and speaking games to introduce children to using adjectives in description, tell stories, talk about themselves, and describe a sequence of events. Students will be encouraged to use eye contact, speak up, and use complete sentences while following directions and participating in engaging crafts and games - setting your future speaker up for success!
Grades: Pre-K
Future speakers 2 introduces the importance of fundamental reading and writing to speech as children further develop their communication skills. Children will learn how to clearly ask and respond to questions, describe cause and effect, write dialogue in stories, and share book reports. Students will be encouraged to build more confidence in their speaking voice and presentation and be more organized when sharing their thoughts. In addition to speaking games, crafts, and art, students will incorporate writing into their preparation for speaking.
Grades: K-1
This course focuses on developing students' public speaking and writing skills, preparing them for academic success. Students will learn to present ideas clearly and confidently, using appropriate volume, eye contact, and body language. Emphasis will be placed on writing effective topic sentences, supporting arguments, and incorporating vivid language. The course also fosters self-assurance by encouraging students to speak both with and without preparation in front of peers.
Grades: 1-3
Speech and Debate Key A focuses on developing communication skills for ELA and debate activities. Students will learn core concepts, write persuasive material, and engage with classmates' arguments. They will improve body language and verbal delivery to persuade audiences and evaluate real-world issues, writing speeches on topics like science, technology, news, and culture. The course will also foster critical thinking, teamwork, and public speaking confidence.
Grades: 3-5
This course prepares students for Spontaneous Argumentation (SPAR) debate, a format that tests flexibility and critical thinking by requiring students to deliver a two-minute speech with only two minutes of preparation. Students will learn how to craft and present persuasive arguments, engage with opposing viewpoints, and compete in local events. Through coaching and practice, students will also develop effective communication, critical listening, and quick-thinking skills to excel in competitive debate settings.
Grades: 3-5 (Ages 8-10)
This course is designed to help students build strong public speaking skills while preparing for NSDA speech competitions especially on Storytelling and Poetry events. Students will learn to write, rehearse, and deliver speeches in three major categories: interpretive, limited preparation, and platform speaking. Each category helps students develop creativity, critical thinking, and confidence. With opportunities to compete against peers from across the nation, students will gain valuable experience, personalized feedback, and become clear and confident communicators.
Grades: Elementary School
This course is designed to provide students a background in civics, contemporary culture, and technology that will allow them to stay informed about current events. Students will be asked to discuss, defend, and debate to reinforce their understanding of the material. Topics covered will include: age appropriate political discussion, emerging technology including artificial intelligence, electric cars, and space exploration, and economic topics such markets, crypto, and macroeconomic trends.
Grades: 4-8
Middle school speech and debate core prepares students for a successful competitive speech and debate career while laying a strong foundation for high school ELA. Through focused instruction, students will develop the skills to research, write, and present well-organized and logically sound arguments. The program introduces the NSDA speech events and provides hands-on experience with Lincoln Douglas and Parliamentary debate formats. By the end of the course, students will be equipped to compete confidently in speech and debate, with enhanced writing and presenting skills for high school success.
Grades: Middle School
This course prepares students for success in the Lincoln-Douglas debate format by building strong foundations in argumentation, research, and public speaking. Through guided practice, students will learn to analyze complex topics, develop persuasive cases, and debate current political and social issues with confidence. With opportunities to compete in tournaments across Southern California and online, students will sharpen their critical thinking skills, strengthen their communication abilities, and gain valuable competitive experience.
Grades: Middle School
This Middle School Speech Competition course introduces students to competitive public speaking through Interpretative and Platform events. Students will develop skills in Impromptu, Extemporaneous, and SPAR speaking, while building a foundation in Informative and Persuasive speeches. Emphasizing delivery, vocal expression, and storytelling, the course prepares students to perform with confidence and compete in tournaments across Southern California and nationwide.
Grades: Middle School
High school speech and debate core prepares students for success in both competitive speech and debate and in college applications. Students will learn to research, write, and present well-structured arguments with clear organization and sound logic. The course introduces National Speech and Debate Association (NSDA) speech events, along with Lincoln Douglas and Parliamentary debate formats. By the end of the course, students will be equipped to compete at a high level, confident in their writing and presentation skills, and well-prepared for college success.
Grades: High School
This course provides high school students with advanced training in competitive public speaking, focusing on both Interpretative and Platform events. Students will strengthen their skills in Impromptu, Extemporaneous, and SPAR speaking, while mastering techniques in Informative and Persuasive speechwriting and performance. With an emphasis on voice, delivery, structure, and audience engagement, the course prepares students to perform with confidence and compete at local, regional, and national tournaments—developing the communication skills essential for academic and professional success.
Grades: High School
This course prepares high school students for success in the Parliamentary debate format, emphasizing advanced argumentation, critical thinking, and public speaking. Through in-depth topic research and analysis of current events, students will engage in informed, persuasive debates on political and social issues. They will refine their skills through peer practice, high-level competition, and participation in regional, national, and international tournaments. The program builds confidence, intellectual agility, and strong communication skills that support academic achievement and future leadership.
Grades: High School

A dynamic science class designed for PreK to Kindergarten-aged children. Through engaging hands-on activities, sensory explorations, and captivating storytime sessions, young scientists will discover the wonders of the natural world. From colorful experiments to nature walks, each session is crafted to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning about science.
Grade: PreK (Ages 4-6)
A captivating science class designed for students in grades 1-3. Through interactive experiments, hands-on projects, and engaging discussions, young learners will develop fundamental scientific skills and knowledge. From conducting experiments to understand the scientific method to exploring the properties of matter and energy, each session is tailored to foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
Grade: 1-3 (Ages 6-8)

Academic Programs

Grade: Pre-K

Grade: Kindergarten

Grade: 2

Grades: 3-4

Grades: 4-5

Grade: 1

Grade: 2

Grade: 3

Grades: 4-5

Grades: Elementary

Grades: 6-8

Grades: 7-8

Grades: 7-8

Grades: 9-12

Grades: 9-12