Middle School Programming
We have classes and programs year-round especially for middle school students designed to help them learn or help them have a fun night with friends. New classes and programs will be added each season.

Middle School classes & programs
We offer classes and programs for middle school students ages 11 to 14 year-round. New topics and themes are offered each season. Here’s a list of some recent options:
- Have the Slime of Your Life Teen Life Coaching Lab
- Mini Entrepreneur Camp
- Middle School Madness
- Youth Variety Coding, Life Coaching, Cooking, Music and Science classes
Explore our Middle School classes & programs
Art
Abrakadoodle Doodlers
481000

About Program
Grab your paintbrushes and pour the paint! Get inspired by painters from around the world while you create animal portraits from Australia and Fold art from Mexico. learn how to use impressionist techniques to create your own Leaning Tower of Pisa!
Cooking
Technology
Business
Equestrian
Games & Activities
Pokemon Club
482048

About Program
Battle it out with the best Pokémon trainers Geneva has to offer and truly become the best Pokémon trainer there ever was! Pokémon The Card Game takes all the fun and fantasy of the classic cartoon and video game universe. It lets you “battle” other collectors in a turn based game of strategy, skill, and just a little bit of luck. Experience the video game classic like never before. No experience necessary. Demo decks available for new players. Instructor: Danes Games Staff
Life Coaching
Grinch Goo-tastic Holiday Slime Lab-Life Coaching for Kids
482043

About Program
Kids will have the slime of their life creating seasonal Grinch inspired slime. We will develop the skill of perseverance as we take the steps and patience needed to form stretchy slime. Our concoction lab will include all the colors of Christmas, Grinch hearts, seasonal mix ins, along with winter scents that will make you feel like you are in the Grinch story! Imagine your slime smelling like a holiday firepit, fragrant pine trees, candy canes, or a box of holiday chocolates. We will also play a slimy game to catch the Grinch before he steals our Christmas. This is crazy FUN to blow off some steam as kids get excited for winter break to arrive. Every participant will go home with the slime they made. Instructor: Lisa Lombardi Coaching Inc., www.lisalombardi.com. Drop your child off class.
Whoville Wacky Winter Snow Lab-Life Coaching for Kids
482045

About Program
Bundle up! We are playing with winter and socializing with new friends! No snow on the ground? No problem! We will make our own fluffy science snow that looks just like the sparkling snow scene in the Grinch movie. Color it, scent it, add in snowballs, and make a bubbling SNOWCANO! Winter in Whoville truly is an avalanche of wild and wacky fun! Class will culminate with making an edible snowman with marshmallows. Kids keep the faux snow they make and will learn 15 creative projects they can do at home with their fluffy pile. Bonus hidden self-esteem life coaching lesson: How is snow like us? Instructor: Lisa Lombardi Coaching Inc, www.lisalombardi.com. Drop your child off class.
Music
Piano "Tickle The Ivories"
482011

About Program
Perform like a mini Mozart with this rewarding class. Students will learn basic piano or keyboard skills, techniques, music theory, note reading and fun popular songs. Instructor: Sounds Like Music Staff
Guitar "Future Rockers"
482013

About Program
Play loud! Play proud! Your rock dreams await you! Students learn basic strumming techniques, music theory, note reading and chords while playing fun popular songs. Instructor: Sounds Like Music Staff
Safety Skills
Safe Sitter Essentials
482000

About Program
This fun, hands-on class covers babysitting basics. child care techniques, safety and rescue skills, first aid, and tips for running a successful babysitting business. Students should bring a lunch, snack and water bottle.
Safe@Home
482001

About Program
This course is for kids who may be staying home alone or caring for younger siblings. Students build confidence, practice safety skills, learn how to handle emergencies and make smart decisions. Students should bring a snack and water bottle.
STEAM
Junior Doctors: Medical Mystery Lab
482711

About Program
Students enter the world of medical science, investigating the body's major systems through the lens of evidence-based inquiry. Drawing on observational skills and basic scientific methods, they learn to analyze clues, interpret data, and reason toward conclusions—just as real clinicians do. This course establishes the critical connection between scientific thinking and human health, introducing students to the systematic logic that underlies medical diagnosis.Instructor: Ready Set Code
Secret Codes: Spy Math Academy
482715

About Program
Students get their first look at the mathematics and history of secret communication, trying their hand at decoding and creating encrypted messages using a classic cipher. Through a focused pattern-recognition challenge, they begin to see the logical and mathematical thinking that underpins the way we protect information. This workshop introduces cryptography as a creative puzzle—and reveals that mathematics has always been at the heart of keeping secrets.Instructor: Ready Set Code
Quest Coder: Building a Python Adventure Game
482717

About Program
Young creators step into the world of computer programming, discovering that they can bring their own ideas to life on screen by giving a computer simple instructions. Through playful exploration, students begin to understand that games and animations are built from logical sequences—and that anyone can learn to write them. This course opens the door to computational thinking by showing students that coding is a creative, imaginative act.Instructor: Ready Set Code
Web Wizards: Design Your Own Website
482718

About Program
Students get their first look at how the web is built, writing a small piece of markup language to create something that lives on a page. Through a focused activity, they begin to understand the structure behind every website they visit and experience what it feels like to be a creator rather than just a consumer of digital content. This workshop introduces the web as both a technical and creative medium—and shows students that building it is within reach.Instructor: Ready Set Code
Planning for Middle School classes & programs
Spring
April - MayRegistration for spring programs opens in November.
Summer
June - AugustRegistration for summer programs opens in April.
Fall
September - DecemberRegistration for fall programs opens in July.
Winter
January - MarchRegistration for winter programs opens in November.
Contact Us
Fill out the form or use the contact information below for more information about our Middle School programs.
Zach Mueller, CPRP
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