Program catalog

Find something they’ll want to make, play, or perform.

Browse Athena’s complete program catalog. Every listing includes grades, a full description, sample topics, and any technology or room requirements.

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26 programs

Most courses are commonly offered as weekly classes, and the project mix can be adapted for the age, schedule, and prior experience of each group.

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Roblox Game Design
Coding & Technology · Grades 1–12

Design original Roblox games while learning the Lua code that makes them work.

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Olympic Chess
Games & Strategy · Grades K–12

A lively chess class for beginners through experienced tournament players.

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Minecraft Coding & Design
Coding & Technology · Grades K–9

Use Minecraft Education to code, engineer, design structures, and investigate science.

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Scratch & Python
Coding & Technology · Grades K–9

Create games and animations while learning core coding concepts through projects.

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AI Adventures
Coding & Technology · Grades 1–6

Explore generative AI by making images, stories, voices, and simple chatbots.

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Junior Alchemists
Science & Engineering · Grades K–6

A hands-on chemistry and physics class built around safe, memorable experiments.

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Hollywood Filmmaking
Art & Design · Grades 1–12

Write, film, act in, and edit an original movie or trailer.

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LEGO® Architecture
Science & Engineering · Grades TK–8

Learn architecture and engineering by planning and building with LEGO® materials.

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Music Production 101
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades 1–12

Build beats, record sounds, arrange tracks, and mix a finished composition.

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Jewelry Masters
Art & Design · Grades 1–6

Design bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and other wearable pieces.

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Da Vinci’s Workshop
Art & Design · Grades 1–8

Draw, paint, sculpt, and study the design choices artists make.

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Dungeons & Dragons
Games & Strategy · Grades 1–8

Create characters, solve problems, and tell a shared story through roleplaying.

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Yoga
Movement & Life Skills · Grades K–8

Practice age-appropriate poses, breathing, balance, flexibility, and focus.

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Spanish Explorers
Language & Discovery · Grades K–5

Learn practical Spanish through games, stories, music, art, and culture.

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RoboCreators
Science & Engineering · Grades K–6

Build and code moving LEGO® robots with motors, sensors, and control boards.

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From Script to Stage
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades 1–12

Invent characters, write a script, rehearse, and present a live performance.

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Mastering Technique
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades 4–12

Study a classic play while building voice, movement, character, and scene skills.

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Magic in Motion
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades K–6

Learn age-appropriate magic tricks along with misdirection and showmanship.

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Hip Hop Dance!
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades K–6

Develop rhythm, coordination, technique, and confidence through choreography.

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Codebreakers
Games & Strategy · Grades K–6

Solve ciphers, decode secret messages, and complete collaborative spy missions.

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Young Innovators
Language & Discovery · Grades K–6

Find a problem, invent a solution, make a prototype, and explain the idea.

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Fun with Math
Language & Discovery · Grade range varies

Use games, art, budgeting, measurement, and data to make math tangible.

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Animal Kingdom
Language & Discovery · Grade range varies

Investigate animal groups, bodies, behavior, habitats, adaptation, and conservation.

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Bucket Drumming
Music, Theatre & Dance · Grades K–8

Learn percussion technique, rhythm, improvisation, and ensemble playing on buckets.

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Gourmet Gurus
Movement & Life Skills · Grades K–6

Practice safe food preparation, measuring, mixing, nutrition, and presentation.

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Drone Piloting & Coding
Coding & Technology · Grades 3–8

Take flight with hands-on aerial robotics. Students learn safe piloting, spatial reasoning, flight science, teamwork, and introductory coding as they guide microdrones through obstacle courses and complete autonomous missions.

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How do I register for an Athena class?

Use the registration link provided by the organization hosting the class. If you cannot find it, contact Athena with the program name and location. We will help identify the appropriate registration information when it is available.

Can Athena help me find a program near me?

Yes. Available classes depend on current school and community partnerships. Send us your city, the student’s grade, and the type of program you want. We can tell you about known opportunities or keep the request in mind for future planning.

What does Athena provide?

Athena provides the instructor, curriculum, core materials, equipment, and program support described on each course page. Technology and room requirements vary by program and are confirmed with the host site.

Who teaches Athena programs?

Athena recruits local instructors, checks references and backgrounds, provides onboarding, and supports instructors throughout the program. Additional training and clearances depend on the state, role, and site.

Does my child need to bring a device?

The host listing should explain any device requirement. Athena may arrange device rentals for enrolled students when a class requires one. Contact us if you received rental instructions and need help.

Can I suggest a class that is not currently offered?

Yes. Parents can ask about a subject in their area, and schools or community organizations can request an existing course, an adapted course, or a new program.

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