Our Classes
We offer a variety of different courses designed to help students develop interests in engaging subjects. Classes are free and held through Zoom. This session, one class (Algebra II) will most likely​ be a hybrid between *in-person (held at Fremont Main Library) and online!
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*More specific information about in-person classes coming soon. For all in-person classes, a meeting link will still be provided, and students may still join online if they cannot make it in-person.
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Our Fall 2025 student registration is NOW OPEN!
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Fall 2025 Courses:
Intro to Geometry
Teacher: Devyani Choudhury
Schedule: Sundays 10:00 AM- 11:00 AM PST
Grades: 7-9
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​The purpose of this course is to teach students the basics of high-school level geometry. By the end of this eight-week course, students will be comfortable working with geometric diagrams, proofs, theorems, and the properties of polygons (particularly triangles and quadrilaterals).
Algebra I
Teacher: Hasini Methuku
Schedule: Sundays 11:00 AM-12:00 PM PST
Grades: 7-9
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The purpose of this course is to enhance algebraic thinking and problem-solving. Throughout this 8-week course we will cover different types of equations, inequalities, and functions such as linear functions and piecewise functions. We will also cover the three methods of solving systems, exponents, and square roots.
Algebra I
Teacher: Shriram Gokhale
Schedule: Sundays 3:00 PM-4:00 PM PST
Grades: 7-10
In-Person/Online Hybrid
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This course will aim to give students a foundational understanding of Algebra II, including different types of functions (linear, quadratic, polynomial, exponential), methods of manipulating and solving them (graphing, factoring, rationalizing, simplifications), and mathematical sequences.
Biology
Teacher: Vandhana Venkateshwaran
Schedule: Sundays 7:00 PM-8:00 PM PST
Grades: 3-6
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The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basics of biology through interactive Zoom lectures designed to spark curiosity about the natural world. Over eight weeks, students will explore topics such as cells, ecosystems, plant and animal life, life cycles, and environmental conservation.