Mission Statement/ Vision Statement

 Vision Statement

  • Classes will be engaging, thought provoking and memorable for every person who walks through the door whether they are a child or an adult. Education, imagination, and creativity has no age limit and no boundaries. Be who you are in your space! 

Mission Statement

  • Teach, educate and encourage our future and present communities. Increasing confidence, active learning, and real world experiences are centered at our forefront. 

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