Seminar courses are specifically designed to meet the needs of under-challenged and inconsistent learners by offering specific training in a particular area of interest or disability.

Seminars nurture passions, expand on theme learning objectives, support diverse learning styles and focus on specific skills that need attention. In some cases, these electives are "purchased" with Brideun Bucks earned for positive behavior or accomplishment, and in that way, students can "hire" instructors for classes in which they have a particular interest or need.

Below are titles of some of the seminars that have been offered in the Brideun curriculum over the past few years.

- Chemistry - Keyboarding - Listening Program - Reading Skills - Creative Writing - Mental Math - Handwriting - Vision Training - Express Yourself - Fine Motor Skills - Gross Motor Skills - Team-building - Introduction to Espionage - Robotics - Calligraphy - Sensory Experience - Broadway Dance - Semaphore - Journalism - Comic Book Creations - Little Builders - Astronomy - The Goddess in You - Edible Art - Music - Feminine Power - Sex Ed - Group Sports - Community Service - Yoga - Sword Making - Martial Arts - Fantasy Questing

- Comic Book Creation - Dali's Studio - Rube Goldberg's Lab - Actor's Workshop - Fantasy Writing - Fantasy Art - Botany and Gardening - Comedy Club - History of Video Games - Photoshop - Strategic Games - Elvish - Sewing and Knitting - Director's Cut - Yearbook - Origami - UFO's (Unidentified Feelings Operations) - Film Making - Film Studies - Mask Making - Food Fun - Druidawn - Advanced Art - Computer Programming - Ancient Mysteries - Conspiracy Theories - Power Skills - Sportsmanship - Cave Making - Village Making/Government - Sign Language - Clay-mation - Yo-Yo Skills

The biggest challenge with the Brideun seminars for students is choosing which ones to request. Luckily, children and teachers have the opportunity to decide on new interest-based seminars every 3-5 weeks.

Each Brideun Learning Community's special education team has the training and experience to help all students achieve their full potential. Speech and language, listening, occupational therapy, developmental vision, social skills, mental health, nutrition, and remedial academic instruction in reading, writing and math are part of each student's school day. Furthermore, a full-time social worker, a daily referral behavior class and a supportive study hall are available to students who need additional assistance.