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Enrichment Series
24+
Animate with Blender!
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We will learn how to use blender. It's just the basics nothing too hard.
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Varenya V
10/20
Finance Fundamentals
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Ever wanted to learn more about finance but never had the chance? Look no more.
In this 6-week series, you will get a better understanding of what finance is and learn some of its core concepts. My job is to do my best to help you on this journey and break down topics in a clear, straightforward way—no matter how complex they may be.
Think of this series as a launchpad: while we won’t cover everything, you’ll walk away with a strong understanding of some essentials.
We'll also work through some interactive exercises to supplement the learning!
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Avinash T
19/30
Beginner Spanish💫 🌺
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We'll start with the basics like the alphabet and move on to greetings and salutations! We'll also go over a ton of verbs and vocabulary and how to conjugate them. :)
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Saja H
7/15
Career Fair
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Curious about the future but not sure which career fits you best? In this interactive session, we’ll explore a variety of careers—from medicine to technology to the arts. For each career, we’ll discuss:
The different types or specialties
Education and training required
Salary ranges and job outlook
Lifestyle and work-life balance
Personality traits that match well
You’ll get the chance to ask questions, share your thoughts, and compare options side by side. By the end, you’ll leave with a clearer picture of what different career paths are really like and which ones might fit your interests and strengths.
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Julianna V
2/500
Study Group
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We will discuss study tips and share resources that we find helpful for each other. We'll talk about exams and school life. There will be more interaction through chats rather than Zoom meetings, sharing exam deadlines to stay committed.
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Panchhi S
1/15
Intro to AP Macro
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In this session, we'll focus on Unit 1 of the Macroeconomics syllabus (and feel free to ask any questions you may have about it!)
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Myra S
1/20
AI and Healthcare: Blessing or Curse?
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Artificial Intelligence has now reached healthcare! Hospitals are already using it for diagnosing diseases and monitoring patients! But what is the true potential of AI in healthcare? What are the risks? Will it be able to replace physicians in the future? In this session we'll answer all of these questions! Join us for interactive games, fun discussions and heated debates!
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Natalie C
0/15
Mastering Chess Fall 2025 (NEW TO CHESS)
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Join us on this 3-session series where we explore the fascinating game of chess! Learn tactics & strategy of this age-old game, build a tournament-ready opening repertoire, and show off your skills in chess.com tournaments and competitions. Furthermore, become a part of the large and rapidly-growing SchoolHouse chess community.
***This series is only for students who have never played chess before and are looking to start their journey from square one. If you already have some chess-playing experience (formal or informal), join one of the series below. They both run during the same week and time as these sessions and are structured similarly to this series.
INTERMEDIATE (moderate chess experience and rating over 600): https://schoolhouse.world/series/46828
***Join our club on chess.com prior to starting lessons: https://www.chess.com/club/academy-of-caissa
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Sourish K
7/10
The Future of the Family Dialogue
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Welcome to Dialogues! In this session, we will be discussing The Future of the Family and using this Discussion Guide: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fVjDkk5k7qps2lg6Z6U7OjqyY47DBXPj/view?pli=1
Here’s some helpful information to help you prepare for your session:
📌 Session introduction: At the start of the session, the event host will provide some introductory remarks about how the session will work and tips for discussion.
🧩 Discussion partner matching: All participants will be matched with a conversation partner to discuss with. If there are uneven numbers, you may have two conversation partners.
🤝 Breakout discussions: After the session introduction, everyone will switch to their breakout discussion. Your discussion will be unmoderated, so you can start when your partner arrives at the new Zoom link.
🗺️ Discussion Guide: You will have a topic-specific discussion guide for the session to help guide the conversation.
⏰ Session length: The breakout discussions are scheduled for 45 minutes, but you can discuss as long as you want!
✅ Stay on topic: Please make sure to stay on topic. If you and your partner run out of things to discuss, it’s okay to end the discussion early. You will not be returning to the main group when your conversation is over.
🤔 Make the discussion your own: You probably won’t have time to answer all the guide questions, so pick and choose! Feel free to also bring in your own questions and ideas outside of the guide.
📝 Survey: A mandatory survey will appear at the end of your session to fill out. This must be filled out for you to get credit for the session in your Dialogues portfolio.
🤸♂️ Have fun: There is no preparation needed for this event. These conversations are meant to be casual, in addition to being meaningful. We hope you enjoy it!
Viewpoint A: Nuclear families provide stability and meaning, and society benefits when people
marry and have children.
Viewpoint B: Family should be defined more broadly, valuing diverse relationships and paths
that don’t depend on marriage or having kids.
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Semilore O
8/100
Mastering Chess Fall 2025 (BEGINNER)
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Join us on this 3-session series where we explore the fascinating game of chess! Learn tactics & strategy of this age-old game, build a tournament-ready opening repertoire, and show off your skills in chess.com tournaments and competitions. Furthermore, become a part of the large and rapidly-growing SchoolHouse chess community.
***This series is only for students who have some chess-playing experience (formal or informal) and a chess rating under 600. If your chess background varies from this, join one of the series below. They both run during the same week and time as these sessions and are structured similarly to this series.
INTERMEDIATE (moderate chess experience and rating over 600): https://schoolhouse.world/series/46828
***Join our club on chess.com prior to starting lessons: https://www.chess.com/club/academy-of-caissa
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Sourish K
4/10
Mastering Chess Fall 2025 (INTERMEDIATE)
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Join us on this 3-session series where we explore the fascinating game of chess! Learn tactics & strategy of this age-old game, build a tournament-ready opening repertoire, and show off your skills in chess.com tournaments and competitions. Furthermore, become a part of the large and rapidly-growing SchoolHouse chess community.
***This series is only for students who have significant chess-playing experience (formal or informal) and a chess rating over 600. If your experience and/or rating is not so strong yet, join one of the series below. They both run during the same week and time as these sessions and are structured similarly to this series.
***Join our club on chess.com prior to starting lessons: https://www.chess.com/club/academy-of-caissa
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Sourish K
0/10
Beginner Sanskrit Series
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In this series, we will learn the basic of one of the oldest languages in the world. Some background information about Sanskrit:
- Many Indian scriptures like the Vedas and Bhagavad Gita are written in Sanskrit.
- Sanskrit is one of the oldest languages.
- Many Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit like Hindi and Marathi.
No prior knowledge is required to attend this series.
In this series, we will learn the following:
- Simple Sanskrit Phrases - Introduction phrases like greetings and saying your name.
- Sanskrit Grammar - Forming simple sentences using two words. Pronoun + Verb
- Sanskrit Numbers - 1 to 20
- Sanskrit Days of the Week
- Anything else you want to learn how to say in one of the oldest languages in the world!!
NOTE: This is for learners who know nothing or very little and want to learn. If you already know, it might be a review and you are welcome to join.
I am excited to meet all of you!
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Shanmukha P
19 spots left!
Fun Dialogues Club! 🌟
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I plan on creating sessions on common modern issues or topics that the world is interested in! You get to have conversations with people all over schoolhouse and get diverse perspectives on topics ranging from politics to environmental issues. :)
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Saja H
0/20
Introduction to Neuroscience (II)
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This series will be in TWO PARTS. These sessions comprise the second part.
Each week, we will go over an interesting topic in neuroscience. After gaining a solid understanding of neuroscience concepts, these sessions will mainly focus on neuroscience disorders and cutting-edge research with practical impacts. Each session will have a fun interactive component :)
NOTE: it is RECOMMENDED for you to register for Introduction to Neuroscience (I), as being aware of foundational concepts will help your understanding of neurological disorders and research. However, if you cannot join the first part for whatever reason, don't be discouraged to join this series -- you'll still find the content accessible and engaging!
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Mohan G
9/40
Volunteer with Joints Effort 2.0
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Want to earn verified volunteer hours while actually making a difference? In this series, you’ll join Joints Effort, a youth led health initiative that supports patients and raises awareness about bone health. From writing cards to hospitals to creating social media campaigns and outreach projects, you’ll learn how to get involved in real service and track your hours for school or NHS credit. Whether you're premed or just passionate about helping others, this is a meaningful and flexible way to give back.
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Zeynep A
26/100
Improving the Economy Dialogue
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In groups of 2 or 3, we will discuss the biggest barrier to economic prosperity in your country and the best plan to break down that barrier.
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Adonias T
2/100
A Tour Around Schoolhouse💫 | Navigation Guide for Newcomers🫂🤝
2nd session
- Are you new to Schoolhouse?👀Trying to navigate through the website but having trouble?🤔Confused on where to click and how to get your homework help? Look No Further! 🫂 - In this session, I will be guiding you on how to use the Schoolhouse website and how to make the most out of it. It's understandable that you're getting lost around the website but do not worry, this session will give you all that you need for you to have the best time on Schoolhouse!💫Come join this session to connect with awesome people and learn how to navigate through the website! Hope to see you there and ✨Welcome To Schoolhouse! ✨
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Sij P
3/20
How to Geoguessr!
2nd session
Hiya!
I am here to help you do the little term called 'Geoguessr'
"But hey, Jayden, isn't that just a game?"
Yes and No, It's because Geoguessr is also very helpful when it comes to History, World Languages, and especially Geography. If you really like those three things, don't worry, there's more, you also get to learn multiple Sciences from this course as well as Cultures and Traditions.
What do you gain from this?
The skills you learn from Geoguessr span from a couple to a hundred. These skills can also be vital of when your heading off to college and you need some skills/talents onto your list.
What is Geoguessr?
For the people who haven't heard of Geoguessr, Geoguessr is a geography-based game where you are placed somewhere absolutely random in this world, and you have to identify where exactly this is.
Who is this for?
When I first heard that some schools have Geoguessr as a Geography Alternative, I was too jealous of them.
So it doesn't really matter if you are taking Geoguessr as a class, or you just wanna know how since it's a very good skill and talent to learn especially when your headed over to college.
Course of Study:
Unit 1: The Map of the World and How to Identify Countries.
Unit 2: Cities and Provinces/States of Countries.
Unit 3: The Science behind Geoguessr (Astronomy/Biology/Earth & Space Related)
Unit 4: World Languages (ALL)
Unit 5: How to Apply what we have learned Part 1.
Unit 6: Historical Appliance (From 1700s to Modern Day)
Unit 7: Cultures and Traditions
Unit 8: Past Knowledge
Unit 9: Extra Skills you might want/need to know (OPTIONAL)
Unit 10: How to Apply what we have learned Part 2.
Is Geogussing hard?
The FIRST ever time I started to teach how to do this, it's easy at first, it's actually quite simple to pick up overtime. As long as you practice, it will be easy. If it isn't I will help you!
Skills and Talents:
By doing this course, you learn some skills and talents along the way. Some of these skills are practical skills in deductive reasoning, problem-solving, and noticing specific details that connect to the bigger picture of world geography. But this isn't just all of it, you also gain many more, thousands more, more for example, Critical Thinking, Cultural Awareness, Observation, Attention to Detail, and more!
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Jayden K
2/50
Pilot Ground School
2nd session
Are you interested in learning the fundamentals of being a pilot? Ground school is the course that student pilots take while on the ground to understand physics, dynamics, rules, and weather that they need to know by heart in the air.
We will be covering every topic in Private Pilot Ground School, which includes fundamental aerodynamics, weather theory, airspace rules, FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) regulations, flight safety, and aircraft performance in accordance with conditions and weight.
This course can be a great help to anyone considering starting pilot training, majoring in aerospace engineering, or anyone inspired by Top Gun!
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Rory S
36/50
Part 107 (Drone Pilot) Course
2nd session
Welcome! In this course, we will be covering topics found in the Part 107 (Drone Pilot) curriculum, such as weather theory, FAA regulations, drone mechanics and specifications, and aeronautical decision-making. This course will not include as much technical information as the Private Pilot Ground School, but it will teach you what is necessary to know in order to take the FAA Part 107 exam and get your drone operator's license. With this license, you can operate drones for commercial work and get paid!
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Rory S
16/50
ESL Help!
2nd session
Help for Fadima, but anyone is welcome to join <3.
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Hana .
1/5
How to survive the IB (part two)
2nd session
This is your ultimate guide to conquering the International Baccalaureate! Wether you are a first or second year student, or have a few years before starting the program, this session will be all about tips and tricks to survive it and get as close t o a 45 as possible! This series breaks down each component of the program from Internal Assessments and Extended Essays to TOK and subject choosing. Each session offers practical strategies, subject-specific tips, and mental health advice to help you stay ahead without burning out. Success in the IB starts here.🌟
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Luciana L
Registration full.
Intro to Anthropology
3rd session
In our session, I'll be covering the meaning of anthropology, its etymology, uses, and its place in modern society. No prior knowledge of the field is required for this session.
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Daniel G
14/20
Book Club
3rd session
Every few weeks, starting in July, we will discuss the books we are reading or have read. We will share our favorite books, authors, and get to know one another.
Note: Please keep in mind that there may be a wide age range of learners in this series. Make sure the books you want to discuss are appropriate for sharing.
I will add more sessions if this goes well!
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Madeline H
20/30