Aquatic Programs
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The goal of Youth Enrichment is to provide opportunities for youth to pursue their interests, expand their abilities and improve their social skills in an informal, fun and safe environment.
Cahoots
Join in an engaging film and discussion series exploring Ken Burns’ new documentary, The American Revolution. Through powerful storytelling and vivid historical detail, this six-part, twelve-hour series traces how thirteen colonies united in rebellion, fought for independence and established a new form of government that would influence democracies worldwide.
Each session includes a one-hour viewing and guided discussion with educator and historian Frank Sachs, who will help participants unpack key themes, figures and turning points in America’s fight for liberty.
Part I – Episodes 1–3 (May 1754–January 1777) From the first sparks of resistance to the early trials of revolution, explore the origins of rebellion and the birth of a new political identity.
Part II – Episodes 4–6 (January 1777–Onward) Examine the war’s critical years, the endurance of the Continental Army, and the founding of a nation built on ideals of freedom and self-governance.
Come ready to watch, reflect, and discuss how the Revolution’s ideas and events continue to shape our world today.
Frank Sachs, teacher of 40 plus years. AP History, Government and Constitutional Law. Studied the Supreme Court at the Supreme Court Institute for Teachers at Georgetown Law School, and George Washington at Mount Vernon and the Founding Fathers with Richard Brookhiser, the editor of the National Review at NYU.
Frank Sachs
