Session 4 is March 31 through May 30, with one week off for Spring break April 21-25. Pre-registration sign-ups start February 26. Session 4 is eight weeks.

Before finalizing the Session 4 schedule, we want to determine who is interested in what. It’s hard to please everyone, but we’ll try.

Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. Some course details are included. The survey also includes a question about your interest in our Summer Session, slated for July 7-25. Early commitments will help us plan for a fabulous program and/or decide whether we can offer it at all.

Session 4 Survey

Please take the time to fill out this survey by February 19. Thanks in advance for your help!
    Body Talk 2 is for students in 7th/8th, especially if this is the second course (having taken BT1). This is one of our signature courses, covering brain and body development, puberty, and sexual education, and taught in a safe, age-appropriate manner. Despite the "uncomfortable" subject matter, it has always been one of our students' favorites! Educator Robin Lindsey has taught this course using Our Whole Lives curriculum for more than 15 years. The day/time will be set once we know who would like to sign up.
    Last yearm, our horticulture courses resulted in the various gardens you see nar the hub on the campus. In Session 4, we'd like to tackle the orchard behind the upstairs, which includes the creation of a new spiral herb garden and replacement of the broken fence (which came down in the storm). Before we decide the day and time, we need to know who is interested, and we will do our best to accommodate.
    This will be a 3:00-4:00 elective. Students will tackle weekly math challenges to solve either individually or as a team. Some lighthearted competition will be expected. Thanks to our Journalism Team for suggesting this elective.
    This will either be a 1:30-3:00 or 3:00-4:00 elective, and will help students "dive into" reading for the summer. Day to be determined by enough interest and hopefully we can accommodate.
    We had a swimming class at Daland Swim School about six years ago and it was awesome! Included some land fitness, and then aquatics lessons, as well as pool fun. The pool at that time would only be for OSA kids! This will be a Friday class from 11:00-12:30, either drop off or be driven over from OSA/ the garden if taking a 9:00 class. (We have to carefully arrange for transport.) This course would require a small supplement for Flex Plan students. Pick up from Daland Swim school on Fridays. An OSA staff member will be present. We need at least 7, but max is 12.
    This THREE day end of year mini-session takes place annually. It's the perfect way to end the year on a stress-free note, especially when many of our courses conclude with projects. Session 4 ends on May 30 and Imaginession is June 2-4th, 9:00-1:00. The cost is around $190, everything included.
    Potentially THREE weeks, likely 9:00-2:00 with an abundant snack (enough for lunch) included. Math and English activities offered daily (but these are not required to be taken), with other fun options such as science, art, book club, and more. Electives might rotate so kids can try more. Cost will be about $825 for full three weeks. Unless we have a lot of interest, we likely can't offer partial weeks, since we still have to staff for a full program. Minimum to offer: 20 students, 6th-9th. The more commitments we have (not "might be"), the more we can confidently plan for. We received some feedback on this during our last survey, but it wasn't conclusive. Please check below all that apply.