Education & Classes in Corinth

Many children dream of one day being a pilot; for most, however, real life usually gets in the way. At US Sport Aircraft, students can reclaim the thrill of youthful possibility by taking to the sky with the help of an accomplished staff of flight instructors. Students grab their first taste of flight during 60-minute introductory flights, taking wing at the controls of a lightweight SportCruiser aircraft. After alighting back on Earth, they can continue training toward the 20-hour sport-pilot license, or pursue a private pilot's license with accelerated training and flexible scheduling. US Sport Aircraft also offers fractional ownership, allowing pilots to share ownership equity in one aircraft with up to four co-owners. Co-owners coordinate scheduled flights online and share damages if one pilot clips the rear bumper of a low-flying satellite.

Artistic Gatherings unleashes inner artists with a schedule of drop-in classes, multi-week courses, and children's art camps. Classes furnish students with materials to express their creative sides, including premade ceramics, blank canvases, and lumps of clay awaiting transformations into coil-formed bowls or slightly altered lumps of clay. Meanwhile, adults can bring their favorite beverages to evening BYOB classes, during which wine and paint flow freely in two-hour sessions of artistic revelry.

Jeff Pearce had spent more than 20 years struggling with weight gain, unrealistic diets, and resulting depression, and then a friend showed helped him to change relationship with food. It wasn't long before they learned all the basic principles and started to develop their own tasty recipes. 

The recipes focus on ancient, whole ingredients and generations-old techniques, which Jeff and Shannon claim immediately improved their energy levels, immune systems, and abilities to bench-press SUVs. To bolster his understanding of such potent whole foods, Jeff went back to school to study holistic remedies and became certified as a holistic health practitioner by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. Soon after, he and Shannon began to share their healing techniques in food-prep classes, through articles on their website, and with nutritional-counseling services.

Most days, The Bottle Shop is a bar founded by the owners of World Beer Company, with a selection of more than 500 beers and a reflective metallic-topped table at which to drink. On select Wednesday evenings, however, the bar transforms into an institute of higher learning: Beer College. Between its exposed brick walls, students learn about eclectic topics, from home-brewing to pairing beer with food—rather than drinking beer and then eating the empty bottle. The walls themselves offer inspiration, with their shelves stocked with diverse beers such as Denver Pale Ale and Duvel.

The Arts and Technology Institute readies kids for the digital age by equipping them with multimedia skills during hands-on, project-based classes that encourage creative thinking. During the encouraging lessons, a teaching professional shows pupils in grades 3–12 how to program games to play on an Xbox or computer, navigate 3-D modeling software, and design and build robots they can swap in for younger siblings. Whether they’re making a movie or creating digital art, students learn to problem solve, work as a team, and think outside the box. In addition to regularly scheduled course, ATI invites youth into afterschool and homeschool programs, and welcomes older pupils into a continuing-education program that can supplement art and technology learning at the high-school and college levels.