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After School Programming

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Algebra l Review
This review course is intended for students in grades 7-12 that would like to build confidence and strengthen their algebra skills. We will review concepts, solve problems, and answer questions.  Topics covered: simplifying expressions, definition of like terms, combining like terms, linear and polynomial, solving linear equations, graphing linear equations, equations of lines, solving and graphing linear inequalities.  Students participating are required to have a solid foundation in arithmetic, including fractions and decimal operations. (10 Hours) $129
1/21 - 2/18/25               5:30pm - 7:30pm             Tuesday
Bedford Campus             Building: North Academic, Room G-11
Course Number: YTH 786 30       CRN: 20104        Professor: WEISMAN

 

Algebra ll Review
This review course is intended for students entering 8th - 12th grade that would like to strengthen their algebra skills.  Content includes the following topics: Systems of equations, Quadratics, Graphing, Factoring, Solving (with and without quadratic Equation), Absolute Value, Radicals.  Students participating are required to have a solid foundation in Algebra 1. (10 hours) $129
2/19 - 3/19/25               5:30pm - 7:30pm             Wednesday
Bedford Campus             Building: North Academic, Room G-11
Course Number: YTH 787 30       CRN: 20105      Professor: WEISMAN

 

DesignMy Education (Ages 11-16)

DesignMy Education is a hands-on entrepreneurship program that transforms middle school students into budding entrepreneurs. Over 20 engaging hours, students will: Ideate - brainstorm innovative ideas, learn how to think creatively and develop products that resonate with potential customers;

Create - Using tools like Canva, students design and customize their own unique products from our catalog. Sell - With their products ready, students dive into marketing strategies to reach their customers. develop plans to share their creations. Reflect - After launching their products, students analyze how things are going.  Grow - Students delve into financial concepts.  By creating real products, selling to real people, and learning throughout the process, students will experience entrepreneurship firsthand, gaining valuable insights into business and developing skills that will benefit them in many areas of life. (20 hours) $250.

3/18-4/17           3:30pm-5:30pm              Tuesday and Thursday
Bedford Campus              Building: North Academic, room: NA-G17
Course Number: YTH 836 30    CRN: 20411          Professor:  TBA

 

The Art of Presentation: Speaking with Confidence (Ages 12 to 17)

Does the thought of public speaking fill you with dread? Gain confidence early on, before you need to present to a crowd! Focus on ways to use your voice and build confidence to set a solid foundation for success. You will practice speaking in a supportive environment while learning and using both verbal and non-verbal tools to increase self-esteem to feel comfortable in any setting. Class is geared for ages 12 and older. (4.5 hours) $68

3/5-3/19             4:30pm-6:00pm              Wednesday
Online with class meeting times
YTH 823 75        CRN:20322         Professor: HAHN

 

Dungeons & Dragons (Ages 13-16)

Join us online for weekly Dungeons & Dragons! In addition to playing the game, this program has an educational element to it. Create your own fantasy characters/setting while learning about worldbuilding, interactive writing, and different types of government.  (12 Hours) $150

3/5-4/9               5:00pm-7:00pm                             Wednesday
Online with class meeting times
Course Number: YTH 775 75      CRN: 20418        Professor: KALABOKIS

 

 

 

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