Upcoming Spring Afterschool Classes
RadAcad is a student co-working community based in Jackson. We serve middle school and high school students and their families who need something more flexible, personal, and future-oriented than traditional school
April 6th - June 8th
Spanish Club
Instructor: Val
Grades: K - 2nd
Tuesdays @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Spanish Club for K–2 introduces young learners to Spanish through play, movement, music, and storytelling. Designed specifically for early elementary students, the club focuses on building confidence and curiosity rather than memorization or worksheets.
Each session weaves together songs, games, hands-on activities, and simple conversations to help students absorb vocabulary and phrases naturally. Kids practice greetings, colors, numbers, animals, food, and everyday expressions while moving their bodies, working with peers, and having fun.
The club creates a joyful, low-pressure environment where children learn to hear, speak, and understand Spanish as a living language—supporting early language development, listening skills, and cultural awareness.
$550 per student
April 5th - June 7th
April 7 - June 9th
No club on May 31 (Holiday)
Study Sphere
Instructor: TBD
Grades: 4th-8th
Mondays & / or Wednesdays @ 4:30-5:30 pm
Welcome to Study Sphere, the ultimate after-school space where students in grades 4–8 can conquer their homework with confidence! We know that middle-grade assignments can get tough, and sitting down to do them at home isn't always easy. This club provides a structured, supportive, and distraction-free environment where students can tackle their daily schoolwork, ask questions, and build smart study habits for an extra boost and transform after-school frustration into independent learning and academic confidence. Bring your backpack, your questions, and your daily assignments—we will handle the rest together!
What We Offer
· Expert Homework Guidance: Get real-time help with tricky math problems, reading assignments, science projects, and writing prompts.
· Smart Study Strategies: Learn essential organizational skills, time management, and how to prep for upcoming quizzes and tests.
· Peer Collaboration: Work alongside classmates in a focused setting that encourages shared learning and mutual motivation.
· Stress-Free Evenings: Finish assignments before heading home, leaving more free time for family, sports, and hobbies.
$500 per student
April 6th - June 8th
Robotics ExplorersClub
Instructor: Garrett
Grades: K-2nd
Tuesdays @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Robotics Explorers is perfect for students who are new to robotics as well as those ready to continue building their engineering and coding skills. Using LEGO Education SPIKE Essential and selected SPIKE Prime projects, students will design, build, and program robots that move, react, solve challenges, and tell stories. Each week features a new hands-on engineering challenge that develops creativity, problem solving, teamwork, and introductory coding skills.
Projects are differentiated so that beginners can build foundational skills while returning students tackle increasingly complex engineering and programming challenges. Students who have completed at least two prior robotics sessions at RadAcad and have demonstrated mastery of foundational coding concepts will transition to LEGO Education SPIKE Prime projects, allowing them to work with more advanced sensors, motors, and coding applications.
Because each weekly project stands on its own, students may enroll in either Robotics Explorers or Robotics Innovators, or both.
$600 per student
April 6th - June 8th
Problem Solved! Math Club
Instructor: Klair
Grades: 4th-8th
Tuesdays @ 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Welcome to Problem Solved! where we turn tricky math stories and word problems into fun, solvable puzzles! Designed specifically for students in grades 4–8, this club helps members decode the hidden math inside everyday scenarios. Whether it is figuring out when those famous trains will finally pass each other, or calculating how many watermelons Sally actually needs, we break down dense text into simple equations. We will learn how to spot "clue words" that tell you exactly which operation you are using, how to build a powerful toolkit of drawing models, making tables, and working backward, how to work in small teams or individually to tackle complex, multi-step challenges and logic puzzles, and transform word problem anxiety into the thrill of shouting, “Problem Solved!” No more guessing what the question is asking—join us and become a certified math detective!
$530 per student
April 7th - June 9th
Brain Games Club
Instructor: Oliver
Grades: K-5th
Wednesdays @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Brain Games Club is an afterschool strategy, board game, and card game club where students build critical thinking skills while having fun with friends. Through a variety of games, students will practice logic, planning, problem solving, reading comprehension, pattern recognition, communication, and strategic decision making.
Games are selected based on students' ages, interests, experience levels, and readiness. Beginners may learn classic strategy and card games, while more experienced players can tackle increasingly complex games that require deeper planning, advanced reading, and sophisticated problem solving. Students will learn how to think ahead, adapt to changing situations, analyze risks and rewards, and develop good sportsmanship.
Whether students enjoy puzzles, cooperative challenges, card games, or competitive strategy games, Brain Games Club offers an engaging environment where learning and play go hand in hand.
$400 per student
Sponsored by Teton Toys!
April 8th - June 10th
Robotics Innovators Club
Instructor: Garrett
Grades: K-2nd
Thursdays @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Designed for curious builders and future engineers, Robotics Innovators challenges students to create increasingly sophisticated robots, machines, and inventions using LEGO Education SPIKE Essential and SPIKE Prime. Students will explore sensors, motors, coding, and engineering design through engaging projects such as rescue robots, amusement park rides, animal robots, and creative inventions.
Activities are differentiated to meet each student's experience level. New students can jump right in with introductory projects and guided builds, while returning students tackle advanced engineering challenges and coding tasks. Students who have completed at least two prior robotics sessions at RadAcad and have demonstrated mastery of foundational coding concepts will transition to LEGO Education SPIKE Prime projects, providing access to more advanced programming and robotics opportunities.
Because each project is self-contained, students may enroll in either Robotics Innovators or Robotics Explorers depending on which day works best for their family's schedule.
$600 per student
April 6th-June 8th
Target Test Date: June 12th
ACT Comprehensive Prep - AM Session
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 10th - 12th
Tuesdays @ 7:30 am - 8:30 am
Minimum of 3 students to run
Perfect for student athletes and early birds alike, ACT Prep Comprehensive Course is a ten-week, focused, strategy-driven program designed to help students improve scores while building confidence and efficiency on the ACT. The course emphasizes understanding the structure of the test and learning smart approaches to each section in addition to thoroughly reviewing most heavily tested content.
Sessions cover ACT English, Math, Reading, and Science, with special attention to pacing, question types, and high-yield strategies, as well as content review. Students practice recognizing patterns, managing time effectively, and approaching the sections as a reasoning and data-interpretation challenge—not a memorization test.
The small-group format allows for guided practice, discussion of common pitfalls, and personalized feedback. ACT Prep Course supports consistency, accountability, and reduced test anxiety, helping students walk into test day prepared and confident.
$1560 per student
April 6th - June 8th
Target Test Date: June 12th
ACT Comprehensive Prep - PM Session
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 10th - 12th
Tuesdays @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
ACT Prep Comprehensive Course is a ten-week, focused, strategy-driven program designed to help students improve scores while building confidence and efficiency on the ACT. The course emphasizes understanding the structure of the test and learning smart approaches to each section in addition to thoroughly reviewing most heavily tested content.
Sessions cover ACT English, Math, Reading, and Science, with special attention to pacing, question types, and high-yield strategies, as well as content review. Students practice recognizing patterns, managing time effectively, and approaching the sections as a reasoning and data-interpretation challenge—not a memorization test.
The small-group format allows for guided practice, discussion of common pitfalls, and personalized feedback. ACT Prep Course supports consistency, accountability, and reduced test anxiety, helping students walk into test day prepared and confident.
$1,560 per student
April 7th - June 2nd
Target Test Date: June 5th
SAT Prep Comprehensive at Jackson Community HS
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 10th - 12th
Wednesdays @ 2:15 pm - 3:15 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
SAT Prep Comprehensive Course is a nine- week, focused, strategy-driven program designed to help students improve scores while building confidence and efficiency on the SAT. The course emphasizes understanding the structure of the test and learning smart approaches to each section in addition to thoroughly reviewing most heavily tested content.
Sessions cover Reading/Writing and Math, with special attention to pacing, question types, and high-yield strategies, as well as content review. Students practice recognizing patterns, managing time effectively, and approaching the sections as a reasoning and data-interpretation challenge—not a memorization test.
The small-group format allows for guided practice, discussion of common pitfalls, and personalized feedback. SAT Prep Course supports consistency, accountability, and reduced test anxiety, helping students walk into test day prepared and confident.
$1,404 per student
April 7th - June 2nd
Target Test Date: June 5th
SAT Prep Comprehensive
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 10th - 12th
Wednesdays @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
SAT Prep Comprehensive Course is a nine-week, focused, strategy-driven program designed to help students improve scores while building confidence and efficiency on the SAT. The course emphasizes understanding the structure of the test and learning smart approaches to each section in addition to thoroughly reviewing most heavily tested content.
Sessions cover Reading/Writing and Math, with special attention to pacing, question types, and high-yield strategies, as well as content review. Students practice recognizing patterns, managing time effectively, and approaching the sections as a reasoning and data-interpretation challenge—not a memorization test.
The small-group format allows for guided practice, discussion of common pitfalls, and personalized feedback. SAT Prep Course supports consistency, accountability, and reduced test anxiety, helping students walk into test day prepared and confident.
$1,404 per student
April 15th - May 20th
College Application Course
Instructor: Monica
Thursdays @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
College Application Course provides structured support for students navigating the college application process. Through guided work sessions, individualized feedback, and clear milestones, students will complete and format both their activities list and personal essay, two of the most time-consuming and nuanced elements of the Common App, and gain organization and clarity around their college goals.
$660 per student
