Description: During the first two weeks of January, students in grades 6-11 participate in hands-on, experiential-learning focused courses (receive 1 credit). All courses are on campus (possible short day trips) during the first week with high school courses having the option to travel during the second week (some courses may opt to run their second week in June instead of January). Seniors will participate one week each in job shadowing and a class trip.

Courses: Grades 6-11 select from a wide range of learning experiences including the arts, recreation, cultural studies, and voluntary community services. Seniors take part in Senior Trip.

History: Below are links to past J-Term photos.

See 2012 January photos and stories on Craft of Songwriting, Sports Writing, and Elkhart Truth article on Korean Culture, Glee Club, and Forensic Science.

See 2011 January photos and stories on Hopi Culture, Civil Rights in Mississippi, Private Pilot Ground School, Called to Be, New Testament

See 2010 January photos.

Prior to 2010, high school students in grades 9-11 participated in one-week spring interterm courses without credit. The links below share photos and highlights from those years.

See 2009 spring photos and story on Private Pilot Ground School

See 2008 spring photos and student reflections on the Underground Railroad.

See 2007 spring photos and story on Appalachia group.

See 2006 spring photos.

See 2005 pring photos.

See 2004 spring photos.