CLUBS, HUBS, PODS, & WORKSHOPS
At the CARE Society, our core programs bring our conviction to life through a caring, collaborative, project-based environment where students lead their own learning, create real-world work, and grow alongside others. We are hosted on Mighty Networks, a private platform for our communities that connects teenagers with peers, parents, and mentors; clubs and workshops ignite curiosity and confidence; and learning pods and courses offer structured collaboration to deepen projects and develop real-world skills. With the Family Learning Hub and Parent Coaching, families of younger learners receive the guidance they need to foster self-directed learning at home. Guided by the CARE Learning Framework, students cultivate creativity, leadership, and life-readiness—
rooted in curiosity and compassion.
Clubs
Student communities where members explore common interests, join weekly live sessions, and work on fun, creative projects while fostering friendships and leadership skills.
Explore topics like STEM, Creative Arts, Philosophy, and Life Skills. Clubs host weekly live sessions that may include open demos, discussions, collaborative challenges, or games related to the topic. Attend live events Chat and share projects Collaborate with peers Resources Coaching and Mentorship Opportunities for student leadership
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Big Ideas Lab
Makers & STEM Lab
Leadership in Action
Skills for Life
History & Culture
Creative Arts & Media Hub
Learning Pods
Learning Pods are central to the CARE Society experience, but they look different at each stage of a student’s growth. Pods evolve with learners—starting with playful, parent-supported activities and gradually building toward self-directed, student-led projects that prepare young people for life-ready independence.
Explorers (Preschool): Our youngest learners explore through play and curiosity while parents guide them in simple Creative Projects—like drawings, songs, or building activities. Parents also receive coaching to support curiosity and creativity at home, while children begin learning the joy of sharing their work during short Demo Days. Pathfinders (Early Elementary): Pathfinders start taking more ownership of their projects, documenting their ideas and learning to evaluate them as original and valuable. Parents still provide support, but students are encouraged to present their own projects during Demo Days. Pods meet weekly for coaching and collaboration, and students may begin joining clubs to explore their personal interests. Builders (Late Elementary–Middle School): Builders dive into deeper projects, applying their growing skills to real-world ideas. Pods meet multiple times a week for goal-setting, project coaching, and collaboration, with Demo Days at the end of each week. Students practice independence, teamwork, and critical thinking, while educators provide structure and guidance to help them connect their projects to real-world value. Innovators (Middle–High School): Innovators are ready for autonomy and leadership. These students often design complex, multi-step projects, join advanced clubs, and may even lead pods or organize community events. Pods at this stage may be student-led, cooperative, or coach-guided, emphasizing independence, collaboration, and real-world impact. Innovators emerge with the skills, confidence, and experience to be truly life-ready.
Courses & Workshops
Project-based courses connect students with educators who design unique, interest-driven courses that stretch creativity and ignite curiosity.
Workshops emphasize hands-on learning without the expectation of a completed project. Short, skill-focused sessions (often one hour) help students gain practical tools or explore specific concepts. Short, skill-focused sessions (often one hour) where students gain practical tools or explore specific concepts. Workshops emphasize hands-on learning without the expectation of a completed project.
Family Learning Hub
Families with children under 13 gain access to resources, events, and coaching designed to help parents foster project-based and self-directed learning at home.
A space for parents and caregivers to connect, share resources, and learn strategies for self-directed and project-based education. Includes free events, discussions, and coaching opportunities.
Parent Coaching
Resources and coaching that help parents feel equipped and confident in guiding their child’s learning journey, whether at home or within community pods.
Families are supported with tools and guidance for project-based and self-directed learning at home, ensuring every child can grow with curiosity and confidence.
