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SpanishYouth EnrichmentThis course is designed to offer a rich and immersive learning experience in the Spanish language and culture. Beginning with the basics for younger students, the course introduces foundational elements such as vocabulary, common phrases, and basic grammar, using engaging and interactive methods Songs Games Storytelling As students progress, the curriculum evolves to cover more complex linguistic structures, including: Advanced grammar Vocabulary expansion Conversational fluency Cultural insights into the diverse Spanish-speaking world The course is crafted to be dynamic and comprehensive, employing a variety of educational tools to ensure a diverse and engaging learning experience. The ultimate goal is to build fluency in Spanish, foster cultural appreciation, and equip students with the linguistic skills necessary for academic success and personal enrichment.Fall 2026 -
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Graphic DesignYouth EnrichmentThis course introduces students to the principles and practices of graphic design, blending creativity with technical skills to create visually compelling projects. Students will learn about layout, typography, color theory, and branding while using industry-standard design software to produce digital and print-ready materials. Through hands-on projects, students will develop their ability to communicate ideas effectively and apply design elements to real-world challenges, such as advertisements, logos, and social media graphics. The course emphasizes problem-solving, originality, and attention to detail, and fun! Required to bring: A laptop/computer from homeFall 2026 -
Comic Book CreationYouth EnrichmentThis course is an introduction to comic book creation, designed to provide students with the foundational skills and knowledge needed to create their own comics. Through a combination of hands-on activities, discussions, and analysis of existing comic books, students will explore the key elements of storytelling, character development, panel layout, dialogue, and visual aesthetics.Fall 2026