Classes are small, facilitating an environment for group learning, and allowing students to develop close relationships with each other. There is an introduction to acting class, as well as a Secondstory Theater class for students with a more serious interest. Computer literacy classes are also offered along with interesting courses focusing on math, becoming an entrepreneur, and architecture.
Registration is currently underway.
All classes are limited to 16 participants to ensure quality time for the students. Children are asked to select second and third choices as many of the technology and science classes have already been filled, and more are close to filling according to Cynthia Calautti, assistant director of Special Programs at Siena. Applications must be received by July 17 for courses that will take place from July 26 through August 13.