After School Classes

Thrive Steam Enrichment's Afternoon Classes offer engaging and flexible learning options for children.

Self Directed STEAM, for ages 5 to 11, allows students to explore their interests through daily STEAM activities in a supportive, independent setting.

Middle School STEAM Lab, for ages 11 to 13, is a chance for older kids to have fun, creative hands-on experiences with STEAM activities and build social connections.

Self-Directed STEAM Class

Ages 5 to 11

Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30 to 5:30pm, $225 per month

Self-Directed STEAM classes offer a variety of enrichment and academic activities where students lead the way in what they want to do and learn each day. Our classes offer daily STEAM *Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math* activities.

This group of independent learners is provided with an inviting environment full of inspiring supplies. With a low instructor-to-student ratio, we foster a love of learning and help students work on the projects and activities they are excited and passionate about.

Middle School STEAM Lab

Ages 11 to 13

Mondays and Wednesdays 2:30 to 5:30pm, $225 per month

Once they have reached a stage where they are ready to engage in a more instructor-guided experience, our middle school aged students are ready for extra challenges.

We utilize a project based approach with these older students. It is a student-centered, yet instructor-guided, approach where participants gain a deeper understanding of subjects through hands-on projects, active exploration, and real-world problem-solving and challenges.

As always, there is plenty of time for socialization and making friends during this time of life when cultivating friendship is so important.

Thrive is NOT a school nor a daycare. We are an organization offering academic and enrichment opportunities for homeschooled students and after school students. We do not offer grades, credits, or school units. To legally homeschool, students must file a private school affidavit or be enrolled in a homeschool charter school.