After-School Enrichment Classes
Discover. Learn. Grow.
Explore exciting new interests while building confidence, creativity, and friendships. Our After-School Enrichment Program offers students the opportunity to discover new talents through fun, hands-on classes taught by experienced instructors.
Classes Begin
August 31
Daily 3:30-4:30pm
Cost
$80
First Semester*
Per Student, Per Class
*$100 2nd Semester
Why Join?
- Build new skills
- Discover new passions
- Make new friends
Available Classes
| Course | Description |
|---|---|
| Art Explores (5K-3rd Grade) | Young artists will discover a variety of art techniques while experimenting with drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Students will build creativity and confidence as they learn the basics of making art. Instructor: Mrs. McDermott - Mondays |
| Drama / Storytelling (5th-8th) | Students will explore the fundamentals of acting, storytelling, and creative expression through fun games, skits, and simple performances that build confidence and communication skills. Instructor: Ms. Rindt - Mondays |
| Calligraphy / Handwriting (4th-8th) | Learn the basics of beautiful lettering and improve handwriting through guided practice with different writing styles, proper technique, and creative projects. Instructor: Ms. King - Mondays |
| Group Piano (5K-4th) | Beginners will learn the basics notes, reading music, rhythm, and proper finger position. Instructor: Ms. Voyles - Mondays |
| Group String Lessons (5th-8th) | Students with their own violin, viola, cello, or bass will learn proper instrument care, posture, note reading, and beginning playing techniques in a fun group setting. Please note: All students enrolled in this class must bring their own instrument. Instructor: Ms. Tomlin - Tuesdays |
| Bridge (5th-8th) | Learn the basics of the classic card game Bridge, including simple rules, strategies, teamwork, and good sportsmanship through guided play. Instructor: Ms. Alexander - Tuesdays |
| Sports Fun (2nd-4th) | Stay active while learning the fundamentals of a variety of sports and recreational games that promote teamwork, coordination, fitness, and good sportsmanship. Instructor: Mr. DeMass - Tuesdays |
| Tambourines (3K-5K) | Young musicians will explore rhythm, movement, and musical expression while learning basic tambourine techniques through songs and interactive activities. Instructor: Mrs. Castro - Wednesdays |
| Cross Stitch (5th-8th) | Students will learn beginner cross-stitch techniques, including threading a needle, reading simple patterns, and creating small projects while developing patience and fine motor skills. Instructor: Mrs. Bronikowski - Wednesdays |
| First Move Chess (4th-8th) | This introductory chess class teaches the names of the pieces, how they move, basic strategies, and good sportsmanship through fun games and guided instruction. Instructor: Ms. Voyles - Wednesdays |
| Intro to Guitar (Spanish & English) (5K-3rd) | Students will learn the fundamentals of guitar including proper hand position, basic chords, simple melodies, and rhythm. Musical terminology taught in both English and Spanish. Students must bring their own guitar. Instructor: Mrs. Castro - Thursdays |
| Art Enthusiasts (4th-8th) | Students who love art will continue building foundational drawing, painting, and design skills while exploring new materials and creative techniques. Instructor: Mrs. McDermott - Thursdays |
| Sewing & Knitting (5th-8th) | Learn the basics of hand sewing and knitting through beginner-friendly projects that teach essential stitches, techniques, and craftsmanship. Instructor: Mrs. DalSanto - Thursdays |
| Nutrition Detectives (5K-8th) | Students will become nutrition detectives by learning the basics of healthy eating, reading food labels, making smart food choices, and understanding how nutrition helps our bodies grow and stay healthy. Instructor: Mrs. McDermott - Fridays |
| Group Piano (5th-8th) | Beginners will learn the basics notes, reading music, rhythm, and proper finger position. Instructor: Ms. Voyles - Fridays |
Supplies
Supply lists, required materials, and any additional class information will be emailed to families after enrollment.
Space is limited. Registration is first come, first served.
Waitlists will be created for in demand classes.
Students must be in good academic and behavioral standing to participate.
No refunds will be given for classes if a student is unable to attend or for school days off due to holidays or weather.
Parents will be billed via FACTS for the whole semester once child is registered.
Students enrolled in enrichment programs will check in the cafeteria at 3pm. Pick up students outside the cafeteria at 4:30 pm. Students not picked up by 4:35 pm will be checked into Aftercare. Aftercare rates will apply.
