Human Rights Lawyer, Advocate and Professor

Kirsten Bowman JD

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Social Studies

This class, for advanced students, will continue to hone their skills in reasoning and argumentation by participating in a four week moot court exercise which focuses on how the international criminal court might prosecute aggression under the Rome Statute.

International Moot Court: The Case of Russian Aggression 

Explore criminal justice fundamentals in this comprehensive course. Learn law enforcement, courts, corrections, social & juvenile justice, causes of crime, and more. Earn full-year credit in this engaging homeschool class. 

Navigating Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement: A Teen's Guide to Social Justice

Dr. Kai Kafferly, PhD - High School Teen Educator

In this ongoing class, we will study various criminal laws and criminal defenses as we learn what is a crime and how to prove the crime in court.

Law School for Teens - Criminal Law - Ongoing Class

Mike Traywick - Think, Reason, and Argue Better

Students will have fun role-playing as attorneys, witnesses, and jurors in a fun courtroom simulation to develop confidence and self-esteem, and to be come excellent public speakers and critical thinkers.

Mock Trial Mini-Camp: Debate About the Law & Learn Public Speaking (Level 1 )

Kris Wright (BA, MA)

In this one time class (part 5), students will delve into an introduction to criminal law by learning about property crimes. #academic

Intro to Criminal Law- Property Crimes (Part 5)

Lauren Cush, J.D.

In this one time class (part 4), students will delve into an introduction to criminal law by learning crimes against the person. #academic

Intro to Criminal Law- Crimes Against the Person (Part 4)

In this six-day camp, students will explore the criminal justice system and will role play in a mock trial.

2 Week Camp: Intro to Criminal Law (With a Mock Trial)

Amy Lavin, J.D.

English

In this 8-week course, students will learn about the basics of criminal law while reading and discussing the novel To Kill a Mockingbird and completing a mock trial. 

Intro to Criminal Law/Mock Trial: To Kill a Mockingbird (Integrated Novel Study)

Life Skills

This Cadet Program gives students the education on many different career options in the criminal justice field. These meetings are a lot like the Explorer & Police Cadet Programs that are presented around the country.

Law Enforcement Cadet Academy (New Classes Start in August!)

Lance Davis B.S. Criminal Justice

In this course, we will learn one of the first areas lawyers study about in law school - Torts - at a high school level - learn to think like a lawyer!

Law School for Teens - Basics of Law - Ongoing Class

This class examines how the juvenile justice system works—the difference between the adult system and the juvenile system. 

Understanding the Juvenile Justice System

Samantha Lowery

This is an ongoing class, each month the class will start a new trial. Students will work through all aspects of a court case. 

Criminal Court - From Charging to Sentencing. 

In this four day class, we will be introduced to how Major League Baseball works within the law: NO salary cap, contracts, and how Major League Baseball came to be the national past time.

Law School for Teens - Major League Baseball and the Law (Summer Camp)

This is an ongoing class, students will cycle through and take part in many different  trials. Students will take a turns doing different roles in court. Students will be the Judge, Defense Attorney, Prosecutor, and witnesses.

Criminal Court From Arraignment to Sentencing

In this ongoing class, we will explore constitutional law and how it effects our everyday lives, including topics like the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, the second amendment, the commerce clause, eminent domain, and others.

Law School for Teens - Know Your Rights! - Constitutional Law - Ongoing

In this 4 day course, we will study why we need laws, how do we know if laws do what they are supposed to do, and the moral side of laws.

Law School for Teens - Why Do We Need Laws? (Summer Camp) 

In this ongoing class, we will cover topics taught in law school at an introductory level, including topics like the 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Contracts, Evidence (I object), and more...

Law School for Teens - Weekly Class - Ongoing Class

Engage in seminar style learning about the ways that the United Nations and the global community, through international humanitarian and human rights law works to bring humanity to people in times of crisis.  

International Humanitarian Law: A Case Style Discussion of Human Rights

This class will offer instruction and practice on debating skills, with different formats and topics to try. 

The Great Debate: An Introduction to Speech and Debate

Each week in this ongoing class learners will be given a global event scenario and then re-imagine the world according to their speculation of how that event will affect the geopolitical map.  Come enhance your geography, map making and political skills while meeting friends and having fun.

Geopolitics and Speculative Map Making:  What Would the World Look Like If ...

Come discuss one international event happening each week from a globalist perspective, gaining insight into world events and how they affect us all.

Beyond the Headline: Discuss Critical World Events With a UN Human Rights Lawyer

A deep dive into the realm of international refugee law, this course aims to help learners understand the various definitions and causes of migration, and the challenges and legal obligations of the international community in finding solutions.

In Search of Home: Refugees, Immigrants and Asylum Seekers

This ongoing debate club is for debaters who are ready to take their debating skills to the next level while researching the most important topics of our time.

Speech and Debate Club: Current Events from the U.S. and Around the World

This ongoing course will allow learners to critically analyze news stories of the day. Keep up with current events while you practice critical thinking skills in order to become informed consumers of current day issues. 

News Analysis:  Critical Analysis of the Most Important News of the Day

Together we will consider the different ways  in which we receive news, how to analyze new sources for bias, where to find different sources for news and how to critically analyze the news that you find. Come improve your news literacy!!

Democracy Dies in the Dark: How to Read and Critically Analyze the News

In this ongoing club class, each week we will practice our debating skills with a different subject and format.  

Ongoing Speech and Debate Club:  The Art and Eloquence of Arguing

Calling all legal eagles - come explore the law each week to learn how to read, interpret and critically analyze the most important United States Supreme Court decisions.  

Justice Served:  Ongoing Supreme Court Case Discussion 

The Advocacy Club for Teens is the place where young people who care about human rights and social justice can learn about how they can engage to make the world a better place for everyone.

Human Rights Defenders and Social Justice Warriors: An Advocacy Club for Teens

World Languages

One-on-one session for Outschoolers who want to learn or practice their Russian language skills: speaking, reading, and writing. Use this short session as well to practice your speaking. 

Russian Language Tutoring 

Ms. Tanya - Russian Language

One-on-one session for Outschoolers who want to learn or practice their Russian language skills: speaking, reading, and writing. All levels are welcome! 

Personalized Russian Lessons

Let's continue learning Russian! In this level, we will complete a project in Russian language. We will also practice speaking and understanding, expanding our vocabulary and grammar knowledge. CEFR A1. 

Russian Language Course. Level 8.

In this 16 weeks course taught by a native Russian teacher, students will learn the basics of  language, culture, and cuisine through practicing with peers, watching short videos and songs.

 Russian Language  Semester  Course With Games

Alla Rada Russian/SAT Teacher

Improve your Russian with me in this 1-on-1 personalized tutoring, that will be tailored to your needs. In this lesson we will work on vocabulary, grammar, listening skills, communication or your homework to boost your confidence in Russian

1-on-1 Russian Tutoring by Certified Russian Language Teacher Homework Help

Lena Certified Teacher- Russian, Spanish, French

In this four session class, the students will learn basic Russian vocabulary and play games each session.

Fun Camp  Learning Russian and Playing Games 

Your Success is My Priority! Learning Russian is no small feat, but that’s what makes it so rewarding. By taking on this challenge, you’ll develop discipline, problem-solving skills, and a profound sense of accomplishment.

Russian Language and Grammar

Andrei Munteanu, M.S.

In this ongoing class children will review Russian letters, blend sounds, read syllables and short words as well as simple sentences. We will practice speaking Russian and will learn new words.

Russian-Read and Write

Mrs. Marianna

This is one on one class for students all levels. The students will learn speaking, reading, writing, pronunciation, listening and grammar in Russian. The teacher works with all levels of Russian.


Russian Tutoring

Anna 

In this 16 week course taught by a native Russian teacher, students will continue to learn the basics of  language, culture, and cuisine.

Russian Language  Semester  2 

Level 9 is all about animals. We will talk, write, read about animals, and create a project about our dream pets! So fun! (This class requires a test-in, if you've never taken the previous levels).
CEFR A1. 

Russian Language Course. Level 9.

Unlock new opportunities with this beginner Russian class! Learn to speak, understand, build vocabulary and grammar, all aligned with CEFR A1 standards. A fun, solid start to mastering the fundamentals of Russian communication.

Russian Language Course. Level 1. 

Private tutoring class to improve knowledge of Russian language (all levels)

1:1  Russian Language Tutoring (All Levels)

In this one day class the students will learn some letters of Russian alphabet

Russian Alphabet for 5-8 Years Old: Learn and Play

You asked for private class- you got it! Join me in this Private ongoing class. My goal to make you fluent in Russian and submerge you in Russian language.

Speak Russian With Ms.Irina ! - Private Class

Iryna K

One-on-one session for Outschoolers who want to learn or practice their Russian language skills: speaking, reading, and writing. 

International Moot Court: The Case of Russian Aggression

Kirsten Bowman JD

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