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Learn how to design 3D objects from scratch! We’ll start with easy models in TinkerCAD, then move into Onshape, the same CAD software used by real robotics teams. By the end, you’ll design a simplified swerve drivetrain gearbox and understand how CAD models turn into 3D-printed parts.
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Dhatri D
6/12
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
6/30
The session will explore fascinating ways in which the human brain “misfires” or behaves unpredictably. Learners will investigate cognitive deviations including illusions, false memories, déjà vu, phantom limb sensations, and other quirks of perception, memory, and thought. The session will also touch on the neural mechanisms underlying these phenomena, highlighting how and why the brain sometimes produces unexpected or counterintuitive experiences.
Students will actively participate through visual demonstrations, thought experiments, and interactive challenges. They will experience optical and auditory illusions firsthand, test memory tricks, and discuss surprising case studies. The session is designed to combine scientific explanation with experiential learning, encouraging curiosity, observation, and critical thinking about the inner workings of their own minds.
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Ayeesha N
4/15
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
1 spot left!
New to Music? Here's Everything You Need to Know (From Someone Who's Been Playing for Nine Years!)
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Hi, my name is Haritha and I'm a current junior in high school! I've been involved in music since third grade and play flute, violin, and piano. I'm also a jazz musician and have received multiple accolades for my improvisation!
In this session, we'll cover how to name notes, identify them on a standard keyboard, read notes on the alto, tenor, treble, and bass clefs. With this background knowledge, you will be able to learn any instrument far more easily!
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Haritha R
6/50
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
1/30
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.
Do you ever feel like there just isn’t enough time to study, relax, and still do well in school? In this series, we’ll explore how to study smarter — not harder. You’ll learn practical techniques for managing your time, staying focused, taking better notes, and using technology to make learning more effective. By the end, you’ll have your own personalized productivity and study system that actually works for you.
This series is perfect for students who want to build better habits and feel more in control of their learning.
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Oluwakorede O
5/15
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
1/30
Each week, we will go over one of the 4 ACT sections by discussing test-taking strategies and doing lots of practice. This will be an interactive session, so learners are expected to participate.
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Qianyi L
3/15
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
0/30
We’ll introduce @famouswomeninstem, explore how we highlight women’s achievements in STEM, and engage members through discussions on recent posts and historical issues. Participants will share ideas, collaborate, and begin planning their own feature posts to celebrate inspiring women in science and technology.
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Juno v
6/40
Ever thought about studying in another country? 🌍
In this interactive discussion, we’ll explore what it’s really like — the exciting opportunities, the challenges, and how students grow from the experience. You’ll share your opinions, hear others’ thoughts, and reflect on whether studying abroad is something you’d want to do one day.
Students who are already studying abroad are also welcome to join and share their real experiences — your insights will make the discussion even more valuable for everyone.
Just come ready to share and listen!
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Harshitashri M
3/10
📌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
10/50
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
7/20
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
6/30
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
7/30
If you are CREATIVE, then this is for YOU!
2nd session
If you are like me and love to WRITE...from creative prompts to WRITING YOUR VERY OWN BOOK, this is for you. Hi, my name is Madison Threatt and I'm here to help that ignited spark of creativity bloom so that you can impact the world with your skills. We will be diving in to a series of basically writing your first book.
Say what now?
Yes, I said it. We will brainstorm, plan, and begin writing a book.
If you've been wanting to become an author one day, now is your moment.
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Madison T
11/20
Africa History
2nd session
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
7/10
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.
Philosophical Discourses
2nd session
Whether you're curious about Stoicism or want to explore the meaning of life, this club is the right place. It's a calm space to explore big ideas and how we can practice them in everyday life. Everyone is welcome!
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Haoxin W
Registration full.
The Twits book quiz
2nd session
This is a temporary series to hold a quiz on "The Twits"! Please make sure to have completely read the book by the 3rd of November.
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Morgwen A
12/30
ESL Help!
2nd session
Help for Fadima, but anyone is welcome to join <3.
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Hana .
1/5
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
10/20