A Launchpad for independent thinkers
Wonder Learning Center is designed for advanced middle school through high school learners who thrive in small, discussion-driven settings. We intentionally keep classes small so every voice is heard and every student contributes meaningfully.
Whether your child is gifted, twice-exceptional, or simply craving a more engaging and individualized experience, Wonder's hybrid middle school and homeschool option offers the flexibility and challenge they need.
Each class is led by a certified teacher with additional support from experienced educators, ensuring personalized attention and high-quality instruction.
We offer courses à la carte or as part of a customized package, so families can design an experience that fits their learner best. All materials, books, and technology fees are included—so students can focus on what matters most: learning, connection, and growth
Hybrid Schedule Example (2–4 days/week):
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (half day) (on-site): Core classes, labs, projects
Wednesday (home-based or field days): Independent work, passion projects, mentorship
Optional: Enrichment electives, learning support, portfolio check-ins
Flexible Schedule
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Hybrid in-person + independent work
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2–4 days/week on-site
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Core classes + electives
Core OfFerings
Course Name | Grade Level | Credit | What Students Do / Philosophy | Investment (Monthly) | Schedule |
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Integrated Math - Algebra II | Grades 10-11 | 1 Math Credit | Students explore advanced functions, equations, and inequalities algebraically. | $225 | Meets M, Th, F (e.g. Pre‑Algebra 9-10am; Algebra I 10–11am; Algebra II 11:00am–12:00pm) |
Broadway & Beyond: Curtain Up on History | Grades 6–10 | 1 Fine Arts Credit +1 History Credit | Blending theater, history, and writing: students attend plays, study historical context, and write/orchestrate their own one-act. | $75 | T 9:00am – 12:00pm |
Holistic Health & Human Biology (High School) | Grades 9–11 | 1 Science Credit + Lab | Students explore how the body works, changes, and connects to the mind, emotions, and relationships. | $75 | Th 12:30–2:30 pm |
Holistic Health & Human Biology (Middle School) | Grades 6–8 | 1 Science Credit +Lab | Students explore how the body works, changes, and connects to the mind, emotions, and relationships. | $75 | Th 12:30–2:30 pm |
Humanities – Banned Books: Controversial Classics | Grades 9–10 | 1 ELA + 1 History Credit | An honors-level exploration of influential texts through research and analytical writing. | $225 | M, Th, F 10-11am |
Humanities – Banned Books: Literature That Made History | Grades 7–8 | 1 ELA + 1 History Credit | A seminar on texts that shaped society, exploring context, resistance, and impact. | $225 | M, TH, F 9–10 am |
Humanities – Banned Books: Stories That Inspire Debate & Discovery | Grades 5–6 | 1 ELA + 1 History Credit | A project-based course on literature that sparks inquiry into history, power, and voice. | $225 | M, Th, F 11am-12pm |
Integrated Math- Pre Algebra | Grades 6–7 | 1 Math Credit | Students develop fluency with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, integers, and rational numbers. | $225 | Meets M, Th, F (e.g. Pre‑Algebra 9-10am; Algebra I 10–11am; Algebra II 11:00am–12:00pm) |
Integrated Math: Algebra I | Grades 8-9 | 1 Math Credit | Students strengthen key skills and dive into the world of functions through real-world problem-solving. | $225 | Meets M, Th, F (e.g. Pre‑Algebra 9-10am; Algebra I 10–11am; Algebra II 11:00am–12:00pm) |
Wolf Den: Academic Support & Mentoring | Grades 6–10 | Non‑Credit | A guided space for coursework, support, and building executive-function skills. | $225 | M, Th, F (Lower MS 10-11am; Upper MS 11:00am-12:00pm: HS 9-10am) |
Wonder Realms: RPG, Game Design & Narrative Development | Grades 6–10 | 1 ELA Elective | Learners build worlds, design characters, and run narrative campaigns as a team. | $60 | Mondays 12:30-2:20 pm |
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Intimate community — Small class sizes allow for meaningful relationships, responsive teaching, and shared ownership of learning.
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Interdisciplinary momentum — We design courses that blend writing, inquiry, data, and storytelling so knowledge connects across domains.
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Scaffolded challenge — Learners receive the supports they need to stretch—without sacrificing agency, curiosity, or authenticity.
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Built-in support — Wolf Den ensures students never feel adrift: we create space for accountability, mentorship, and organizational scaffolding.
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Flexible pathways — Whether a student picks one class or a full suite, our “à la carte + package” model adapts to the learner and family.
