Hands-On Learning,
Shared in Community
A weekly enrichment program at Trinity Lutheran School — for enrolled students and homeschool families.
The Foundry
The Foundry is a weekly enrichment program at Trinity Lutheran School, designed for both enrolled students and homeschool families.
Students participate in hands-on classes across a range of subjects, learning practical skills while working alongside others in a structured and engaging environment.
Fridays, all day, in 8-week sessions.
The Foundry meets on Fridays during the school year.
Students move through a series of classes throughout the day, beginning in the morning and continuing into the afternoon. Classes run in 8-week sessions, allowing students to develop skills and then move on to new areas over the course of the year.
A Shared Place for Learning
The Foundry is open to:
- Students enrolled at Trinity Lutheran School
- Homeschool students in the community
Families may participate while continuing their primary education at home or at the school.
Learning by doing.
Students learn by doing—building, creating, and working through real tasks alongside others.
They are given opportunities to develop skills, discover new interests, and grow in confidence, learning to take responsibility and solve problems under the guidance of attentive instructors.
A range of subjects.
Course offerings vary by session and may include:
- Woodworking
- Cooking
- Robotics and engineering
- Drawing and art
- Archery
- Chess
- Crochet
- Blacksmithing
- Paper arts
- Seed to Sale
See if it’s a good fit for your family.
For many families, The Foundry is available at no cost through state-supported programs.
If you are interested in participating, we would be glad to speak with you and help you determine whether it is a good fit for your family.
