Ages 9-12 | 5th Grade - 6th GradeThe Eagles Program
The Eagles Program supports learners as they refine independence, deepen analytical thinking, and strengthen leadership skills. At this stage, students are ready to engage in more complex academic reasoning while applying their knowledge through interdisciplinary, real-world experiences.
Instruction balances academic rigor with collaboration, creativity, and project-based learning. Students are encouraged to take ownership of their learning, articulate their thinking clearly, and approach challenges with resilience.
🌿 Soaring with strength. Thinking with Purpose.
2026–27 Enrollment
Eagles Program Classes
Ages 9–12 · 5th–6th grade. Every class stands on its own or fits together into a full day. Mon/Wed/Fri classes are marked in blue, Tue/Thu in green.
Math In The Real World
Applied mathematics grounded in situations students actually meet. They work multi-step problems, build and manage budgets, analyze real data, and use proportions and modeling to make sense of questions where the math carries real consequences.
Students develop
Voices With Vision
The power of ideas and the voice to carry them. Students write opinion and argument pieces backed by real research, analyze how authors build a case, and practice delivering their work aloud — learning to persuade with evidence rather than volume.
Students build
Innovation & Culinary Lab
Science, teamwork, and culinary arts alongside a professional chef. Students measure and cook real recipes while investigating the chemistry behind them — and trace where food comes from, how it travels, and what it takes to feed a community.
Students develop
Songbirds Studio
A school-wide performing-arts ensemble open to ages 6–12, building confidence through theater, storytelling, and expressive movement. Students collaborate on a real production — reading scripts, finding their stage voice, and supporting one another from first rehearsal to final bow.
This is a combined, school-wide class, so enrollment is larger than a standard class and the ratio may exceed our usual 14:1 — additional staff are always present.
Students develop
Ask, Discover, Explore: History
A journey through ancient civilizations and world cultures driven by student questions. Students map the ancient world, examine artifacts and primary sources, and step into cultural simulations that make daily life in another era feel close at hand.
Students explore
Makers Workshop
Art appreciation meets open-ended design challenges. Students study how artists and makers solve problems, then take on builds of their own — sketching, prototyping, testing, and refining with mixed media and real workshop tools.
Students develop
Classes & schedule
Build your Eagle’s week
Start from a ready-made schedule or pick class by class — the price updates as you go, and full-time is applied automatically when you choose all six.