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Enrichment Series
24+
This series will cover a vast array of topics. Ranging from basics (saving, taxes, and investing) to a deeper dive into the U.S. financial system, including topics like how banks work, the federal bank, hedge funds/other financial institutions. This series aims to provide you with a good idea of how to plan for your future, guide you through helpful strategies, and offer insight into the world of finance.
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Raghav G
3/30
Geography Kahoot Quiz
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Have you ever been fascinated by our amazing world? Have you ever wondered what the different symbols on flags mean?
This is a one-session Geography Kahoot quiz ALL ABOUT different areas of geography, from flags to physical features. I also wanted to do a question and answer session with your questions on Geography so if you do have any questions, please write them in this form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe64z5GT6_CAZ-adhCkMJBSPmlsUQX-hU39c8gSxUSGtB4_YQ/viewform?usp=header
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Eshika M
5/50
Have you ever wondered how engineers come up with inventions that change the world? In this one-time enrichment session, you'll learn the Engineering Design process. The creative cycle engineers use to solve real problems that ordinary people face every day.
In this session, you'll design your own mini invention or solution using simple materials or your imagination —no prior experience required. By the end, you'll see how every great inventor starts with just one question.
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Robert H
1/10
Join this multi-week ACT prep series designed to help you boost your confidence and score! We’ll focus on the different sections of the test: English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing, breaking down key strategies, timing tips, and practice questions together. You’ll learn how to approach each section efficiently, avoid common mistakes, and build a personalized test-day plan. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their ACT performance through consistent, guided practice.
I took the ACT as a junior and scored a 34 Composite (Not Superscored). Here are the scores individually: Math (35), Science (34), English (34), Reading (33), Writing (10). I have tutored for the ACT multiple times, and everyone has gotten at least a 3-point increase!
*You’ll also get weekly homework and practice tests to apply what you’ve learned and track your progress*
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Rishi R
8/20
This course provides a structured exploration of the Olympian gods, focusing on their roles, relationships, and distinctions across two generations. Through four lessons, participants will examine the key deities of Greek mythology, their functions within the pantheon, and their influence on ancient Greek religion and society.
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Christopher B
10/30
Hi everyone! Throughout this course, you will explore a wide range of topics, including the fundamentals of starting and running a business, managing personal finances, understanding investments, and developing strong leadership capabilities! For now, there will be 7 units covered throughout this course:
1)The Entrepreneur & Mindset
2)Invention + Innovation
3)Designing an Entrepreneurial Idea
4)Refining an Entrepreneurial Idea
5)What is money + market research
6)Personal Finance
7) Intro to leadership + Management
The length for this course will be based on how fast we get through the units each week.
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Renee L
4/20
This course skips the heavy notes and dives straight into action. Students will use stock market simulators, run mock businesses, and explore real-world finance through games, challenges, and team-based projects. It’s built for freshmen and sophomores just starting out, but also scales up to juniors and seniors with deeper topics like investing, global economics, and business ethics. A hands-on, simulation-rich journey through money, markets, and business, built for high schoolers and college freshman, inspired by college-level insight.
Course Units (12 total):
1. Foundations of Finance: Understanding income, expenses, and the basics of budgeting
2. Banking & Credit: How banks work, credit scores, loans, and responsible borrowing
3. Investing (Stonks): Stock market basics, risk vs. reward, and simulated trading
4. Entrepreneurship & Business Models: Building a mock business and learn how companies grow in the new markets
5. Taxes & Government Finance: What taxes fund, how to file, and why it matters
6. Insurance & Protection: Exploring health, auto, and life insurance through roleplay scenarios
7. Consumer Psychology: Why we buy, how ads work, and how to resist impulse spending
8. Advanced Investing: Mutual funds, ETFs, diversification, and market trends
9. Global Economics: Currency exchange, trade, crypto and how global events affect your wallet
10. College & Career Finance: FAFSA, student loans, career planning, and salary negotiation
11. Business Ethics & Leadership: Case studies on ethical dilemmas, monopolies, and corporate responsibility
12: Capstone Simulation: Students run a full mock economy, investing, budgeting, and managing businesses in teams.
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If we have time, we will also dive into a topic of choice by learners.
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Each unit will have two sessions of dedication, so it is vital to try and not miss as many sessions as possible.
If you have any questions, feel free to DM me on Schoolhouse :D
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Jayden K
1/20
Africa History
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As in my language learining session, i'll will share the beauty of Africa in this serie ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝♡. We'll learn about africa customs ( ╹ -╹)?, peoples (african are not all the same ( •᷄ᴗ•́)), myths, legends.
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Manza M
1 spot left!
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
3/100
Research Writing Club
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Over the course of eight sessions, we will learn the basics of research and write a literature review paper! We aim for lots of group work and active participation in these sessions!
Note: Each person will write an individual research paper on a topic of their choosing
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Anna Marie L
Registration full.
📌This is a beginner series in which we will start exploring philosophy one lesson per week. This includes Ancient, Medieval and Contemporary Philosophy in which we will discuss thinkers like Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, James, Nietzsche, Russell, Locke, Kant, Spinoza, Voltaire and More!
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Zehra U
5/50
APES Crash Course 2026
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Taking AP Environmental Science? Need help or need to review for the APES Exam?? Well look no further! Each session, we will be covering 1 unit of AP Environmental Science to help you ace the AP Exam in May!
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Zoë C
2/20
Modern World Issues
2nd session
Modern World Issues: A Tutor Series
Step into the heart of today’s most urgent global conversations. Modern World Issues is a thought-provoking tutor series designed to explore the challenges shaping our world—from climate change and technological disruption to social justice, geopolitics, and public health.
Each session unpacks:
- The origins and impact of key global issues
- Scientific, sociological, and policy-based approaches to solving them
- Real-world case studies and emerging innovations
- How individuals can engage as informed citizens, activists, and future leaders
Certification Opportunity Participants who complete the series will receive a Modern World Issues Certificate of Completion/Participation. While this certification isn’t accredited for college credit, it can be a valuable credential for:
- Demonstrating initiative and global awareness in job or internship applications
- Supporting future roles in climate activism, science communication, or fields like meteorology, environmental science, and public policy
- Speaking confidently about modern issues in academic clubs, community forums, or advocacy work
Whether you're preparing for a career in science, policy, or activism, or simply want to understand the forces shaping our future.
This series equips you with the insight, vocabulary, and confidence to make a difference.
JOIN NOW YIPEEEEE
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Jayden K
5/15
Glow Up 101
2nd session
Glow Up 101 is a fun, relaxed tutoring session where we can learn real-life personal care skills — from skincare and hygiene to confidence and style. It’s about feeling fresh, confident, and ready for anything — not about makeup or looks, but about taking care of yourself. Session 1 – Skin Care & Hygiene Basics. Session 2 – Hair, Nails, and Self-Grooming. Session 3 – Confidence, Self-Care & Body Positivity
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Maeva A
18/50
Book Discussion Club!
2nd session
Each week, we will read the same book and discuss about our opinions or any thoughts about the book. This lowkey, open class will create an open space where people can share different perspectives about the same topic (book).
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Lillian K
13/20
📚 Reading College Essay Examples!
2nd session
Imagine stepping into the shoes of an admissions officer, reading essays that stand out from thousands of applications.
In these sessions, we’ll dive into real, accepted college essays to uncover what makes them truly memorable.
Whether you’re searching for inspiration for your Common App essay or want to elevate your writing with powerful storytelling, these sessions will be beneficial for you.
All you need to bring is an open mind, ready to dive into lively discussions and thoughtful analysis. I am excited to hear your unique perspectives and ideas!
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Atika A
12/20
AI in Space: Can Robots Be Astronauts?
2nd session
We’ll explore how AI helps astronauts and space missions, from robots fixing things in zero gravity to self-driving rockets. Expect polls, fun scenarios, and lots of discussion—no prior knowledge needed!
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Yashaswini G
Registration full.
Why Rockets Don't Launch Straight Up
2nd session
Discover the science behind rocket launches and orbital motion! You’ll participate in discussion, share ideas, and see cool visuals to make the concepts easy to understand.
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Yashaswini G
Registration full.
💻 Newton School of Technology Coding Club✨🤖
2nd session
💻 Learn coding from scratch – start with the basics of programming and computational thinking.
🛠️ Hands-on exercises – practice what you learn immediately.
📂 Mini-projects – create your own small projects step by step.
🏆 Coding challenges & hackathons – compete and test your skills.
🤝 Collaborative events – work together with peers and explore tech in a fun way.
🚀 Learn by doing – actively engage, experiment, and build real projects. The club will run for 6 months, giving you plenty of time to grow and showcase your skills.
🎖️ Certificate of Participation – every learner will receive an official certificate upon completing the club.
🏅 Special Appreciation & Goodies – the best performers will get special certificates of appreciation along with exciting goodies from Newton School of Technology, India.
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Swati S
16/150
ESL Help!
2nd session
Help for Fadima, but anyone is welcome to join <3.
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Hana .
1/5
Introduction to Neuroscience (II)
3rd session
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
25/40
Fun Dialogues Club! 🌟
3rd session
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
4/20
Beyond Imagination: The Cosmic Adventure 🌌
4th session
Explore the universe like never before! We’ll dive into mind-blowing planets, strange stars, cosmic mysteries, and impossible space phenomena. Expect stories, crazy visuals, polls, and fun mini challenges that let you interact and imagine along the way.
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Yashaswini G
Registration full.
The Ultimate Business Plan Workshop
4th session
Each week, learners will cover the essential structure of a Business Plan, including Introduction, Value Proposition Canvas (VPC), STEEPLE analysis, SWOT analysis, and the Ansoff Matrix. The session will also address key functional plans: Production Plan, Financial Plan, Marketing Plan, and Human Resources Plan. Participants can expect to engage through clear explanations, real examples, and practical guidance to help them develop their own Business Plans.
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Natsumi U
10/40