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The Hawks Program

Ages 8-10

Families may enroll in individual classes or create a custom multi-day schedule. Spots are limited — secure your child's place in The Hummingbirds Program at Roseville Community School for the 2026–2027 school year.

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🌿 Expanding Vision. Strengthening Focus.

Hawks are known for their focus and wide perspective. Learners at this stage begin seeing the bigger picture — connecting ideas across subjects and taking greater responsibility for their learning.

The Hawks Program challenges students with advanced literacy, mathematical reasoning, and complex project-based inquiry. Students build executive functioning skills, perseverance, and emerging leadership abilities.

This stage is about sharpening focus and expanding vision.

M/W/F | 9:00–11:00 AM

Number Sense & Strategy

Annual Cost $2,700 | Monthly $300 (Sep-May)

Strategic Number Sense engages students in meaningful mathematical thinking through hands-on exploration, guided instruction, and strategic problem-solving. Learners develop flexibility with numbers while building confidence in explaining and applying their mathematical understanding.

Students Develop:

• Multi-digit multiplication and division
• Fraction equivalency, comparison, and operations
• Decimals and place value relationships
• Multi-step word problems
• Area, perimeter, and measurement concepts
• Data analysis and graph interpretation
• Mathematical reasoning and written explanation

Students engage in collaborative problem-solving, math discourse, and strategy-based instruction. The focus is on conceptual understanding, accuracy, and the ability to explain thinking clearly.

M/W/F | 11:00- 12:30 AM

Literacy Lab

Annual Cost $2,430 | Monthly $270 (Sep-May)

Literacy Lab strengthens reading comprehension, analytical thinking, and structured writing through a Science of Reading approach and explicit instruction in text structure.

Students Build

• Reading fluency and deeper comprehension strategies
• Literary analysis (theme, character development, point of view)
• Informational text structure and research skills
• Multi-paragraph narrative, opinion, and informational writing
• Grammar, conventions, and sentence variation
• Academic vocabulary and discussion skills

Students learn to organize their ideas clearly, support claims with evidence, and communicate thoughtfully both in writing and discussion.

M/W/F | 12:30–3:00 PM

Innovation & Culinary Lab

Annual Cost $3,420 | Monthly $380 (Sep-May)

Innovation & Culinary Lab is an active, interdisciplinary class where students explore science, movement, teamwork, and culinary arts through hands-on learning experiences that connect physical activity with real-world discovery.

Students Engage In:

• Hands-on cooking projects alongside our chef
• Kitchen safety, measurement, and foundational culinary techniques
• Life and Earth science investigations connected to food systems
• Exploring nutrition, energy, and how food fuels the body
• Outdoor movement and cooperative PE-based activities
• Team-building challenges that strengthen collaboration and communication
• Scientific observation, experimentation, and problem-solving

In the kitchen, students apply math and science concepts through measuring, experimenting with ingredients, and understanding how food grows, changes, and supports healthy living. Through movement and cooperative games, students develop coordination, teamwork, and physical confidence while learning the importance of collaboration and shared responsibility.

This course blends science exploration, physical activity, and culinary experiences to create meaningful, real-world learning opportunities. Students build independence, resilience, leadership skills, and an understanding of how health, environment, and community are connected.

Innovation & Culinary Lab encourages curiosity, teamwork, and practical life skills — bringing learning to life through moving, investigating, cooking, and working together.

Tuesday & Thursday| 9:00–11:00 AM

Songbirds Studio

Annual Cost $2,250 | Monthly $250 (Sep-May)

Songbirds Studio builds confidence and communication skills through performance, storytelling, and expressive arts.

Students explore:

• Dramatic play and character development
• Script reading and storytelling
• Stage movement and vocal projection
• Collaborative production projects
• Creative writing for performance

Each semester culminates in a live performance experience, giving students the opportunity to share their work with peers and families in a supportive environment.

The focus is on confidence-building, teamwork, and growth through the creative process. We emphasize collaboration, resilience, and creative expression — valuing the journey of learning and preparation over a polished final product.

Through rehearsal and performance, students develop communication skills, empathy, and the courage to step into the spotlight.

This is a combined, school-wide class that brings together students ages 6–12 to collaborate toward a shared final performance experience. Because students work collectively as an ensemble across multiple age groups, class enrollment may be larger than our typical courses, and the student-to-teacher ratio may exceed our standard 14:1 ratio. Additional instructional support and assisting staff are present to ensure students receive appropriate guidance, supervision, and meaningful participation throughout rehearsals and performances.

Tuesday & Thursday| 11:00–12:30 AM

Ask, Discover, Explore: History

Annual Cost $1,350 | Monthly $150 (Sep-May)

This class explores ancient civilizations and world cultures through the lens of human experience, helping students understand how people have lived, adapted, and connected across time.

Students investigate early societies and historical communities while developing empathy and perspective for both past and present cultures. Through storytelling, discussion, projects, and primary sources, students examine how geography, belief systems, innovation, and cultural traditions have shaped human history.

Students engage in:
• Exploring ancient civilizations and early societies
• Comparing past and modern cultures and communities
• Investigating daily life, traditions, governance, and innovation
• Mapping historical regions and migration patterns
• Analyzing artifacts, stories, and historical evidence
• Participating in collaborative projects and cultural simulations

Through inquiry-based learning, students begin to see history as a collection of human stories rather than isolated events. The course emphasizes critical thinking, cultural understanding, and respectful curiosity as students build connections between historical experiences and the diverse world we live in today.

Ask, Discover, Explore: History encourages students to recognize shared human experiences while developing a deeper appreciation for global perspectives, empathy, and responsible citizenship.

Tuesday & Thursday | 12:30–3:00 PM

Makers Workshop

Annual Cost $2,250 | Monthly $250 (Sep-May)

Makers Workshop is a hands-on creative and engineering studio where students explore art, design, and innovation through building, creating, and problem-solving. This interdisciplinary class blends art appreciation with STEAM-based projects, encouraging students to think both creatively and analytically.

Students investigate how artists, designers, and engineers use materials and ideas to solve problems and express meaning. Through guided projects and open-ended exploration, learners experiment with a wide range of artistic mediums while developing practical workshop and engineering skills.

Students Engage In:

• Art appreciation and exploration of influential artists and styles
• Creating artwork using diverse materials and mixed media
• Design and engineering challenges
• Hands-on construction and workshop building projects
• STEAM investigations integrating science, technology, and design
• Collaborative problem-solving and prototype development
• Planning, testing, revising, and improving creations

Students learn to move from idea to creation — sketching plans, selecting materials, building prototypes, and refining their work through reflection and collaboration. The process emphasizes creativity, perseverance, and innovative thinking.

Makers Workshop fosters confidence, craftsmanship, and curiosity while helping students develop the creative and technical skills needed to imagine, design, and build solutions in meaningful ways.

Unlock Savings with our Enrollment Discounts!

Sibling Discount

Families receive a 10% Discount when both siblings are enrolled full time at Roseville Community School. It'a our way of supporting larger families in their educational journey!

Full Program Bundle

Maximize your child's learning experience! Enroll In all 6 programs and receive our Tuesday/Thursday afternoon clsses for free. This makes the comprehensive bundle a $14,400 value for only $12,150. That's a 15% discount.

Ages 8-10

All Classes are developmentally appropriate for early learners.

Flexible Enrollment

Choose individual classes or build a full weekly schedule.

Annual Fee's

All cost listed are for the full 2026-2027 school year.

🔒 Please note: A non-refundable $250 deposit is required at the time of enrollment to secure your child's spot. We look forward to welcoming your family!

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