The Young Writers Winter Online Workshops provide young writers with a dynamic and supportive environment in which they can stretch their talents, discover new strengths, and challenge themselves in the company of peers who are also passionate about writing. Our Winter Online Workshops offer an intimate setting for exploring a specific genre, craft element, or theme. Over the course of six weeks, students produce fresh work, improve their writing skills, explore their unique voice and perspective, and discuss the craft of writing (and rewriting) with instructors and other students. Students may apply for multiple workshops, but may only attend one. Outside of workshop time, students will complete short reading and writing assignments and may attend optional participant readings.

Following a 12-lesson (Middle School) or 7-lesson (High School) curriculum, homeschool students attend JA Finance Park® to experience their personal financial futures first-hand. JA Finance Park® is designed as a collaborative marketplace including financial services, education, insurance, entertainment, communications, utilities, and more. Upon entering the center, students receive a "life situation' with job, income, education, and family scenarios. In this tablet-based program, students explore and learn about different budget categories, create a household budget, make purchasing decisions, and pay for their expenses.

The Young Writers Summer Online Workshops provide young writers with a dynamic and supportive environment in which they can stretch their talents, discover new strengths, and challenge themselves in the company of peers who are also passionate about writing. Our online workshops offer an intimate setting for exploring ideas, producing fresh work, discussing the craft of writing (and rewriting) with instructors and other students, and finding one’s voice in a variety of genres, including short stories, poems, and essays. Additional events take place most days from 6:00-7:00 p.m. ET and include readings by visiting writers, craft talks, participant readings, and informal social gatherings.

This camp is geared toward improving knowledge and problem-solving for standardized tests. Students will work on skills to improve test taking, get familiar with the format of standardized tests, and work on sample test problems aimed at helping them improve their performance during the test week.

The Young Writers Summer Online Workshops provide young writers with a dynamic and supportive environment in which they can stretch their talents, discover new strengths, and challenge themselves in the company of peers who are also passionate about writing. Our online workshops offer an intimate setting for exploring ideas, producing fresh work, discussing the craft of writing (and rewriting) with instructors and other students, and finding one’s voice in a variety of genres, including short stories, poems, and essays. Additional events take place most days from 6:00-7:00 p.m. ET and include readings by visiting writers, craft talks, participant readings, and informal social gatherings.

Learn the skills you need to shine bright in the classroom! This course teaches organizational skills as well as different note-taking methods. Campers will learn how to read and analyze text as well as how to study and prepare for different types of tests.

The Young Writers Winter Online Workshops provide young writers with a dynamic and supportive environment in which they can stretch their talents, discover new strengths, and challenge themselves in the company of peers who are also passionate about writing. Our Winter Online Workshops offer an intimate setting for exploring a specific genre, craft element, or theme. Over the course of six weeks, students produce fresh work, improve their writing skills, explore their unique voice and perspective, and discuss the craft of writing (and rewriting) with instructors and other students. Students may apply for multiple workshops, but may only attend one. Outside of workshop time, students will complete short reading and writing assignments and may attend optional participant readings.

This camp is geared toward improving knowledge and problem-solving for standardized tests. Students will work on skills to improve test taking, get familiar with the format of standardized tests, and work on sample test problems aimed at helping them improve their performance during the test week.

Available year round the third Saturday of every month from 10 AM - 12 PM for all grade levels. RSVP Required on our website to attend.

Tennis instruction, life skills with a focus on social/emotional, and the "Drawn In" literacy Power Hour presented in partnership with Nine PBS.

ACA’s signature Wisconsin program offers the kind of personal enrichment courses that build confidence for college while also giving you the chance to grow academically and intellectually. The ACA experience gives you a welcome preview of college life, and still delivers plenty of opportunities to enhance your knowledge and pursue your interests.

The Missouri State #BearsTeach initiative looks to recruit students interested in the teaching profession to address the teacher shortage in Missouri. The program takes freshmen, sophomores, and juniors from the school districts around the state of Missouri and invites them to attend a summer immersion program on the campus of Missouri State University.

This online course is taught by Kelly Thomas, web and graphic designer. The students will learn how to choose a business, design a logo, business cards, basic website, portfolio and more all using canva.com. This course is online on Zoom.

BYU ACT & College Prep Camp offers a week of intensive ACT prep, paired with general college prep information and learning. Take your ACT score to the next level, while learning more about what to expect in college, and making fun connections along the way!

Speech & Debate Camp will focus on taking competitors with at least 1 year of experience to the next level by focusing on specific genres and skills. This summer, speech sessions will focus on Public Address and Oral Interpretation events. Debate sessions will focus on case construction. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of sessions but are encouraged to specialize in one or two genres this week. An indication (not a commitment) of which genre you are most interested in will be requested upon registration.