The Teen Chronicles

At the beginning of the semester, students are placed into Houses — their team for the term. Houses earn House Points all semester long through games, challenges, group activities, thoughtful participation, teamwork, and showing up with a good attitude. Points aren’t about being the loudest or “best,” but about effort, growth, and how students treat one another.

Each week feels a little different. Some days involve group challenges or creative projects, other days focus on discussion, reflection, or problem-solving scenarios teens actually face in real life. Along the way, students practice things like speaking up, working as a team, handling conflict, building confidence, and figuring out what kind of person and leader they want to be.

The House system keeps things exciting and gives students something to look forward to each week, while the conversations and activities help teens grow without it feeling like a lecture. It’s interactive, social, and designed to meet teens where they are. The Teen Chronicles is a great fit for teens who enjoy imagination, friendly competition, and hands-on learning — especially those who want a space to connect, have fun, and build confidence at the same time.

By the end of the semester, students won’t just have earned House Points — they’ll have grown, made connections, and written their own chapter in The Teen Chronicles.