Joy Term Returns
January 13th, 2026
Joy Term returned for our K-8 students with over 20 courses available, ranging from “What Pet Should I Get” to “Show Choir” and “Adventures in Aviation” to “Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse.” Joy Term offered students a chance to think outside the box, make meaningful connections, and develop a global mindset that will inspire learning long into the future.
Joy Term is more than a break from routine—it’s an intentional time to rekindle students’ love of learning and inspire them to carry that same spirit of curiosity, creativity, and deep engagement into their classes throughout the rest of the year and beyond.
Check out photos of Joy Term to see the great variety of activities students enjoyed.
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