Fall 2026 Semester
Fall Classes will be begin on September 4, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
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Open House: Thursday, August 27, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
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Early Registration for Fall 2026: March 31 – April 1, 2026
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Return Registration for Current Members: Wednesday, April 8, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. (by email)
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New Member Registration will be online beginning Wednesday, April 29, 2026.
To register for classes, please use the Registration tab for more information. Classes are $85 each. Supply Fees listed below are paid to the teacher directly to help with any supplies the teacher needs for the class and will be due on the first day of classes.
Classes 9:00-9:50 AM
Little Learners Play & Explore
Deanna Gosnell
This sweet preschool class is designed especially for our youngest learners! Each class begins with music and movement so children can get their wiggles out and feel comfortable in the classroom. After a short playtime, we will explore simple hands-on activities that help develop early motor skills such as cutting, sorting colors and shapes, and other playful learning tasks. We will also enjoy puzzles, stories, and quiet play that encourage listening skills, curiosity, and friendship. This class provides a gentle and engaging routine that helps little ones learn while having fun in a warm and welc
Ages:
2-4
Little Scientist
Nicollette Hendley
Students will explore the wonders of science through exciting, hands-on experiments designed just for young learners. Together, we will investigate fascinating concepts such as color changes, mass, the power of the sun’s heat, gravity, and sound. Through interactive activities and guided discovery, children will observe, predict, experiment, and draw simple conclusions—building early scientific thinking skills in a fun and engaging way. This class encourages curiosity, creativity, and confidence as students begin to see themselves as real scientists exploring the world around them.
Ages:
4-7
Anatomy for Beginners
Pamela Jenkins
Together each week we will focus on interactive and age-appropriate exploration of the human anatomy. We will explore the skeletal, muscular, nervous, cardiovascular, integumentary, respiratory, and digestive systems through group projects, experiments, demonstr
Ages:
5-8
PROJECT CROCHET & MORE
Lynn Chavis
Let's learn to crochet together! If you are curious about whether your fingers & hands can create unique and cute items using a hook and some yard, a friendship bracelet, a book mark, a dishcloth, a little pumpkin or a star, then this basic beginner class is where to start. Boys & girls can learn and start crocheting, or build on their current skills they already know. All students should work on their skills & beginner projects at home each week. Our class goal is for each student to have 4 small finished items/projects to showcase on the last day of class.
Ages:
8-11
Lego Robotics
Jeffrey Pineda
Using LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0, students will design, build, and program robots through handson, project-based learning. Weekly challenges will explore topics such as forces and motion, simple machines, habitats, recycling, and weather patterns, with an increased emphasis on problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. Students will collaborate in teams of four, rotating through the roles of Programmer, Builder, Designer, and Project Manager. Programmers will develop coding skills, Builders will engineer functional robots, Designers will plan and enhance project visuals, and Project Managers will oversee teamwork and project completion.
Ages:
10-11
Event Planning
Christie Moser
Mr. Magorium said, “Your life is an occasion, rise to it.” Interesting in event planning? In this class students will plan an event from concept, theme, invitations, decorations, menu planning, preparing food, and more. Special guests, including a cake decorator and a balloon artist, will visit during the semester.
Ages:
11+
Spies and Cryptology
Savanna Solomon
Step into the world of spies, history, and secret messages! Students will explore real spies like Elizabeth Friedman and The Culper Ring while discovering that codes are more than just a jumble of letters—and spies used far more than disguises to do their work. Through hands-on activities, they’ll learn a variety of ciphers, build simple tools like a telegraph, and think like real spies
Ages:
9-11
Beginning Photo
Jennifer Hooper
Learn to use your camera and it's settings to create beautiful photos. We will learn the basic camera settings, simple use of natural light, simple angles and learn a few fun tricks along the way! Photography extends beyond the class room and will be a fun skill to last a lifetime! ** Parents are welcome too! **Students will be required to bring the own personal camera
Ages:
8-14
Teen Drama
Wendy Simpson
Stage left, stage right--- where do I exit?? What do I say? When will it be my turn to say my lines? Join us as we put on another play. Students should feel comfortable reading independently. No theater experience necessary. Just come and have fun. We will present our play to family and friends on week 12.
Ages:
9-12
Classes 10:00-10:50 AM
ABC's..... Come learn with Me!
Wendy Simpson
Let's learn the letters of the alphabet! Each week we will explore 2-3 letters. Thru writing and drawing we will memorize our alphabet song and color our way thru the ABC's. Each student will take home their class creations at our showcase on week 12!
Ages:
3-5
​Team Games
Nina Otterness
This class is designed to teach kids a variety of fun team games so they can confidently play with others and understand the rules! We’ll enjoy non-sport team games such as Capture the Flag, Kickball, Simon Says, variations of Tag, and many more exciting group activities. Students should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle each week, ready for active play and teamwork!
Ages:
7-10
Amazing Animal Science
Samantha Dun
Get ready to explore the incredible world of animals! Students will discover how animals live, move, communicate, and survive through hands-on activities, games, and experiments. From animal habitats to amazing adaptations, kids will build curiosity and scientific thinking while learning about the wonders of the animal kingdom.
Ages:
6-8
Wonderful Word Art
Lynn Chavis
Picture this unique class, where students explore the wonder and beauty of words through art. Each week we will introduce one or two special words inspired by a variety of subjects—from the Bible and science to everyday life and even Spanish! Students will see, hear, say, read, spell, write, and illustrate exciting words, using creative techniques, all while building early literacy skills. Come ready to practice good listening skills, follow directions, and enjoy creative learning together. On the final day students will present their WONDERFUL WORD ART creations.
Ages:
4-7
Love of Language
Jessica Embry
"The pen is mightier than the sword.” Let's learn how to explore language! In this engaging, discussion-based class, students will explore the joy and power of words. Our reading and discussions will center around the novel Frindle by Andrew Clements, the story of a inventive student who makes up a new word for a pen and discovers how language grows and spreads as people begin using it. Through reading, conversation, and hands-on activities, students will practice language arts skills such as dictionary use, basic grammar, and understanding how libraries organize books and information. Students will also be introduced to the history of language and explore common word roots to see how many English words are formed and connected while making up a few of our own.
Ages:
8-10
Kids in the Kitchen
Christie Moser
Kids in the Kitchen is a fun learning experience in which students develop culinary skills through preparing simple entrée foods, snacks, and desserts. In between lessons in the kitchen, emphasis will be placed on etiquette, manners, and nutrition. Bible devotions will accompany the culinary fun. At the end of the semester, students will have compiled a fun recipe book to take home.
Ages:
5-8
Archway Strong
Ashley Perez
Archway Strong is a collaborative, exercise-based program designed to build selfesteem and confidence in students. It emphasizes creating a fun and active environment where students can develop physical skills while fostering relationships within the class. Using calisthenic exercises, team building, fitness challenges and cooperative games, we hope to strengthen interpersonal relationships and encourage self-development.
Ages:
10-14
​Country Line Dancing
Jennifer Hooper
Get ready to move and have fun as students learn a variety of popular country line dances while building rhythm, coordination, and confidence. Each week introduces a new dance while reviewing favorites like Boot Scootin’ Boogie, Church Clap, and Electric Slide. Students will also be introduced to a few partner and group dances as the session progresses. The class will end with a Dance Expo for family and friends—email for the full 12-week syllabus and dance list. Adults are welcome! Take this class with your children and have fun!
Ages:
9-Adult
Origami Club
Rebecca Generelli
Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding, and in this class students will transform simple sheets of paper into creative works of art. We will make a variety of projects including animals, birds, sea creatures, plants, airplanes, fortune tellers, and more. Along the way, students will also learn about Japanese culture, exploring elements of its history, food, and artistic traditions.
Ages:
9-12
Classes 11:00-11:50 AM
Tiny Tots
Pamela Jenkins
Together we will explore colors, numbers, shapes, animals, and so much more through songs, creative movement, crafts, and sensory activities. Little ones will have plenty of time to wiggle, play, and learn in a fun and nurturing environment. Each class encourages curiosity, creativity, and early social skills through hands-on experiences. It’s a joyful first classroom experience for our youngest learners!
Ages:
2-4
My Big World
Nicollette Hendley
In My Big World, students will embark on an exciting journey across all seven continents, discovering the unique animals, plants, and habitats that make each one special. We will explore the rich diversity of our planet— from the icy landscapes of Antarctica to the vibrant rainforests of South America— learning how geography shapes the life found in each region. Students will also dive into the five oceans of the world, exploring what makes each ocean unique and the incredible marine life that calls them home. Through engaging readalouds, hands-on crafts, interactive games, and creative activities, children will develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for the world around them. This class is designed to spark curiosity, build global awareness, and inspire a love of learning about our amazing planet.
Ages:
3-6
Move & Play
Samantha Dunn
Move & Play is an active class designed to get kids moving, laughing, and building important physical skills. Through obstacle courses, relay races, cooperative games, and movement challenges, students will develop coordination, balance, and teamwork while having fun with their peers. This class encourages healthy movement habits and positive sportsmanship
Ages:
5-8
HOLA AMIGOS! ESPANOL KIDS
Lynn Chavis
1 Uno, 2 dos,3 tres... and so much more FUN learning & being exposed to words in a new language. Through books, songs, and A LOT of repeat & play, students will sing and speak Spanish on the first day! Success in this class will require continued practice at home each week, helping build your & your student's confidence to return to class and say HOLA AMIGOS!
Ages:
6-10
​Lego Robotics Session 2
Jeffrey Pineda
Using LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0, students will design, build, and program robots through hands-on, project-based learning. Weekly challenges will explore topics such as forces and motion, simple machines, habitats, recycling, and weather patterns, with an increased emphasis on problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork. Students will collaborate in teams of four, rotating through the roles of Programmer, Builder, Designer, and Project Manager. Programmers will develop coding skills, Builders will engineer functional robots, Designers will plan and enhance project visuals, and Project Managers will oversee teamwork and project completion.
Ages:
8-9
Let’s Get Cooking!
Christie Moser
Let’s get cooking this semester at Archway! The goal of this class is for each student to prepare and serve meals confidently at home. In between cooking lessons, emphasis will be placed on meal planning, etiquette, and nutrition along with Bible devotions. Students will build a resourceful booklet of the semester’ s lessons and recipes to take home.
Ages:
9-12
Scripture Art
Ashley Perez
Read, Reflect, and Create" Taking time to read and reflect on scripture helps to make us people of strength and perseverance. Each week, we will read and reflect on some of the promises of God, then create an expression of God’s glory through our art. Our goal is to enjoy creating something beautiful and artistic, but also to meditate on the truth and power of God’s perfect word.
Ages:
10-14
Advanced Photography
Jennifer Hooper
You can’t put your camera down because it makes your heart sing. Let’s review basics while building on your skillset. In this class we will improve our photography. Learn how to set up a shot. Learn how to judge our own work and adjust to make it better. We will build our skills each week to use manual mode. We will learn how to do some quick edits using photography software. Students will be required to bring their own personal camera.
Ages:
10-16
Chat Chains
Wendy Simpson
Does your teen have a hard time making conversation with friends or family? I think we've all been there! Teen years can be challenging, and thru games, fun activities and thinking we will help break the conversational barrier. Each week we will dive into "how to start a conversation and keep it going" as well as have class discussions and one on one conversations.
Ages:
11+
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