Healthy Lifestyles: OPEN
Start Date: TBD
Time: TBD Day(s): TBD Location: Virtual Credit Type: Gym Credit |
The Healthy Lifestyles curriculum is developed and provided by the Rhode Island Department of Health. Participants of this course will be given the guided opportunity to improve on a health subject of their choice and gain valuable knowledge in areas such as emotional and behavioral health, boundary setting, preventing illness, and nutrition.
ARISE: OPEN
Start Date: TBD
Time: TBD Day(s): TBD Location: Virtual Credit Type: Elective |
Alliance of Rhode Island Southeast Asians for Education. ARISE's mission is to prepare, promote, and empower Rhode Island's Southeast Asian students for educational and career success. In this program, students will be exposed to culturally responsive learning opportunities. Students will have the opportunity to receive education in a multitude of areas including college prep, civic engagement, leadership, and ethnic studies. Students of all races and ethnicities are welcome to join.
M.E.O: OPEN
Start Date: TBD
Time: Varies Day(s): TBD Location: Varies Credit Type: Elective |
Movement Education Outdoors. This program allows students to explore the great outdoors through a variety of activities including hiking, camping, canoeing, yoga, and more! Most activities will occur Saturday mornings with some overnight trips possible. Some of the locations we will be traveling to include Mount Wachusett, Diamond Hill Park, and Monastery Trail. Please refer to the ELO calendar for more detailed schedule information
Applied Careers: OPEN
Start Date: Year Round
Time: Decided between student and mentor Day(s): Decided between student and mentor Location: Decided between student and mentor Credit Type: Elective |
Applied Careers is an individually structured course designed for students who want to go above and beyond. Have an interest you’re not able to explore in school? ELO and your Industry Mentor will help you develop a course surrounding your interests and guide you through a self driven project to answer your own Essential Question. Examples of what students have done in the past include introductions into criminal law, firefighting, public health and advocacy. If you have a career you're interested in investigating, contact the ELO office to get started!