STEM Skool
Programs
Small-group learning experiences that build mathematical reasoning, scientific thinking, engineering design, and creativity for students in grades 1-12.
Deepen mathematical understanding through weekly small-group instruction, collaborative problem solving, and guidance from STEM Skool instructors.
Develop scientific thinking through an interdisciplinary learning environment that integrates science, mathematics, engineering, art, and innovation.
Design innovative solutions through collaborative engineering challenges that inspire creativity and real-world problem solving.

Math Mondays pairs a structured online mathematics curriculum with weekly small-group instruction and collaborative problem solving. Students progress through their coursework throughout the week before meeting on Mondays to ask questions, strengthen their understanding, and work through challenging concepts alongside their peers with guidance from STEM Skool instructors.
Designed to complement students' independent mathematics study, Math Mondays helps learners build confidence, deepen their mathematical understanding, and successfully complete a full year of coursework within a supportive learning community.
Math Mondays students also enjoy the full benefits of belonging to the STEM Skool community, including field trips, guest speakers, community events, STEM competition opportunities, mentorship, and STEM career exploration.
7th Grade Math
Mondays • 9:30 AM–10:45 AM
Instructor: Gina R. Johnson, MBA
Pre-Algebra
Mondays • 9:30 AM–10:45 AM
Instructor: Dr. GeAndra "Dr. Ge" Imoudu
Algebra 1
Mondays • 11:00 AM–12:15 PM
Instructor: Dr. GeAndra "Dr. Ge" Imoudu
Geometry
Mondays • 11:00 AM–12:15 PM
Instructor: Gina R. Johnson, MBA
Classes meet weekly on Mondays from September 14, 2026 to May 24, 2027.
Classes meet in person at The Collabory by STEM Skool.
Breaks:
November 23rd to November 27th
December 21st to January 1st
March 22nd to April 2nd
School holidays that fall on Mondays
$100 per month for the 2026–2027 program year.
A one-time $40 registration fee is due upon enrollment to reserve your student's place in the program. The first payment of $140 is due at registration, followed by eight monthly tuition payments of $100.
This program is full. Please join the waitlist below.

The STEAM Immersion Cohort is a half-day, interdisciplinary experience designed for 1st-12th grade homeschooled students to engage deeply with science, engineering, mathematics, and design.
Students work in small groups across multiple environments, developing their ability to think critically, solve complex problems, and build real understanding through investigation and application.
In this interdisciplinary experience, students investigate chemistry through laboratory experiments, food science, and the science of human performance.
Students are grouped into elementary, middle, and high school cohorts to support appropriate challenge and collaboration.
Each cohort is capped at 16 students to ensure focused instruction and meaningful collaboration.
High school students may earn one full science credit (180 hours) upon completion of the full program.
Program meets weekly on Fridays from 9:30am to 1:30pm from September 18, 2026, to May 28, 2027.
Breaks:
November 23rd to November 27th
December 21st to January 1st
March 22nd to April 3rd
The STEAM Immersion Cohort is designed for students who are ready to engage deeply with challenging ideas and take ownership of their learning.
$1,800 per academic year (includes labs and materials)
Weekly enrichment studios available to Friday STEAM Immersion program participants.
Students registered for the Friday STEAM Immersion Cohort may extend their day from 2 PM to 3 PM with specialized enrichment studios designed to deepen academic skills and creative exploration.
Grades 8-12
Spanish I introduces students to foundational Spanish grammar, vocabulary, and conversational skills while exploring language through cultural context and practical communication. Students develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing abilities while building confidence using Spanish in real-world situations.
Annual Tuition: $810
Per Semester: $405
Pay In Full: $765
Monthly (9 Payments): $90
Grades 9-12*
*Prerequisite: Algebra 2 with Trigonometry
College Prep Studio helps students strengthen the analytical thinking and problem-solving skills needed for success on the SAT. Students practice reading analysis, mathematical reasoning, and test-taking strategies while learning approaches that build confidence and improve performance on standardized college entrance exams.
Semester Tuition: $450
Pay In Full: $405
Monthly (9 Payments): $50
Grades 6-12
Future City Design Studio prepares students to participate in the national Future City engineering competition. Students work collaboratively to design innovative cities that address real-world engineering challenges. The studio integrates architecture, infrastructure design, sustainability, and systems thinking while strengthening teamwork, research, and presentation skills.
Annual Tuition: $270
Pay In Full: $225
Monthly (9 Payments): $30
Join the Friday STEAM Immersion Cohort waitlist.

Students take on real design challenges, explore how things work, and build solutions alongside peers who are just as eager to think, question, and create. Over the course of the year, they develop the ability to approach complex problems, test ideas, and bring concepts to life in a collaborative environment shaped by strong technical guidance.
Students meet weekly in small, grade-based groups, with sessions designed to build skill and momentum over time.
Each session centers on problem-solving, design, and collaborative thinking, with ideas developed and refined across the year.
Sessions are held in the afternoon and aligned with local school schedules. Final times will be confirmed as school partnerships are established.
Students engage in a sequence of engineering challenges that require them to analyze problems, test ideas, and develop solutions over time.
Across the year, students explore systems, structures, and materials while applying both technical thinking and creative reasoning. Work is collaborative and iterative, with ideas strengthened through discussion, testing, and refinement.
Students also benefit from exposure to engineers and STEM professionals, gaining insight into how these ways of thinking extend beyond the classroom.
Engineering Studios will open with limited availability.
Join the interest list for early access and priority registration as partnerships are finalized.
STEM Skool, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 30101 Charlotte, NC 28230-0101