Afterschool Winter Clubs
Our Walking Club is a simple, welcoming way to build healthy habits, connection, and consistency. Participants meet regularly for guided walks that prioritize movement, conversation, and time outdoors—no special gear or experience required. The club is designed to be low-pressure and inclusive, encouraging everyone to move at their own pace while enjoying fresh air and community.
Each walk offers a chance to reset, reflect, and connect—whether that’s chatting with others, noticing the natural world, or just getting steps in after a long day. Over time, Walking Club helps participants develop routine physical activity, strengthen social bonds, and support overall well-being. Our Walking Club is a simple, welcoming way to build healthy habits, connection, and consistency. Participants meet regularly for guided walks that prioritize movement, conversation, and time outdoors—no special gear or experience required. The club is designed to be low-pressure and inclusive, encouraging everyone to move at their own pace while enjoying fresh air and community.
January 12th - March 16th (Excluding Jan 19th and Feb 16th)
$400 per student
Instructor: Oliver
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Mondays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Walking Club
January 12th - March 16th (Excluding Jan 19th and Feb 16th)
$400 per student
Instructor: TBD
ES: Mondays @ 4:30pm - 5:30pm
MS: Mondays @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Games Club
Games Club is a fun, social space where kids come together to play, think, and collaborate. Through a rotating mix of board games, strategy games, logic puzzles, and group challenges, participants build critical thinking, sportsmanship, and communication skills—all while having a great time.
Games are chosen to encourage problem-solving, creativity, teamwork, and resilience. Whether students are learning how to plan ahead, adapt strategies, handle winning and losing gracefully, or work cooperatively toward a shared goal, Games Club offers meaningful skill-building in a low-pressure, high-engagement environment.
January 13th - March 17th
$500 per student
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Tuesdays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Cursive Club
Cursive Club helps students slow down, focus, and build confidence through the art of cursive handwriting. In a calm, supportive setting, students learn letter formation, connections, spacing, and rhythm—developing both fine motor skills and attention to detail.
Sessions blend structured practice with creative expression. Students may trace and copy classic cursive forms, write meaningful words or quotes, keep short journals, or explore calligraphy-inspired styles as their skills grow. Emphasis is placed on patience, pride in work, and personal progress rather than perfection.
Cursive Club supports literacy, memory, and self-expression, while offering a screen-free space that many students find grounding and enjoyable.
January 20th - March 17th
$450 per student
Instructor: Val
Grades: K - 2nd
Tuesdays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Spanish Club
Spanish Club for K–2 introduces young learners to Spanish through play, movement, music, and storytelling. Designed specifically for early elementary students, the club focuses on building confidence and curiosity rather than memorization or worksheets.
Each session weaves together songs, games, hands-on activities, and simple conversations to help students absorb vocabulary and phrases naturally. Kids practice greetings, colors, numbers, animals, food, and everyday expressions while moving their bodies, working with peers, and having fun.
The club creates a joyful, low-pressure environment where children learn to hear, speak, and understand Spanish as a living language—supporting early language development, listening skills, and cultural awareness.
Creative Writing Club is a welcoming space for students to explore their voices, imaginations, and ideas through storytelling and self-expression. Through fun prompts, group brainstorming, and low-pressure writing time, students learn that writing is a tool for creativity—not just an academic task.
Sessions may include short stories, poetry, comics, journaling, or collaborative storytelling. Students practice developing characters, settings, and plots while learning how to experiment with language, structure, and style. Sharing is always optional, with an emphasis on respect, encouragement, and confidence-building.
Creative Writing Club helps students strengthen writing skills while fostering creativity, empathy, and critical thinking. Whether a student loves to write or is just beginning to find their voice, the club offers a supportive environment to take creative risks and grow.
January 13th - March 17th
$500 per student
Instructor: TBD
MS: Tuesdays @ 4:00pm - 5:00pm
HS: Tuesdays @ 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Creative Writing Club
January 13th - March 17th
$700 per student
Instructor: Kirby
Grades: 3rd - 5th
Tuesdays @ 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Science Club: Make It Go Boom!
Science Club: Make It Go Boom! is a high-energy, hands-on club where curiosity leads the way and science comes to life through exciting (and safe!) experiments. Designed to spark wonder and enthusiasm, students explore reactions, forces, pressure, and energy by building, mixing, testing, and—yes—making things go boom.
Each session focuses on a big question or challenge: What causes a reaction? How does pressure build? What makes something launch, fizz, pop, or explode? Students make predictions, observe results, and talk through what happened and why, building real scientific thinking skills along the way.
This club emphasizes experimentation, problem-solving, and teamwork in a playful, memorable way—perfect for students who love to tinker, ask “what if?”, and get a little messy.
January 13th - March 17th
$500 per student
Instructor: Austin
Grades: 6th - 8th
Tuesdays @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Dungeons & Dragons Club
Dungeons & Dragons Club is a collaborative storytelling and strategy club where students build characters, explore imaginative worlds, and solve problems together. Guided by a facilitator acting as Dungeon Master, players embark on shared adventures that require teamwork, creativity, and critical thinking.
Through gameplay, students practice reading comprehension, math skills, decision-making, and communication—all in a highly engaging, social format. Players learn how to plan ahead, adapt to changing situations, negotiate with teammates, and handle both success and setbacks with resilience and sportsmanship.
The club is welcoming to beginners and experienced players alike, with rules taught gradually and an emphasis on fun, inclusion, and cooperative play over competition.
January 13th - March 17th
$700 per student
Instructor: Grant
Grades: 6th - 8th
Tuesdays @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
STEM & CAD Club
STEM & CAD Club is a hands-on, design-focused club where students explore engineering, technology, and creative problem-solving through computer-aided design (CAD). Students learn how ideas move from concept to digital model to real-world object.
Using age-appropriate CAD software, students design parts, structures, and inventions while learning core STEM concepts such as measurement, geometry, scale, iteration, and design constraints. Projects emphasize the engineering design process—plan, design, test, revise—helping students develop persistence and analytical thinking.
The club blends screen-based design with hands-on applications, such as prototyping or 3D printing, whenever possible. Collaboration, creativity, and real-world problem-solving are central, making the club engaging for both beginners and experienced designers.
STEM & CAD Club is ideal for students who enjoy building, inventing, and understanding how things are made.
Math Olympiad Club is designed for students who enjoy challenging problems, creative thinking, and stretching their mathematical muscles. The club focuses on deep problem-solving rather than speed or rote computation, helping students learn how to think strategically, reason logically, and persist through complex challenges.
Sessions include rich math problems, logic puzzles, number theory, patterns, and competition-style questions similar to those found in Math Olympiad–style contests. Students learn how to break down problems, try multiple approaches, explain their thinking, and learn from mistakes in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Math Olympiad Club builds confidence, perseverance, and joy in mathematics—whether students are preparing for competitions or simply love a good brain teaser.
January 13th - March 17th
$825 per student
Instructor: Jake
Grades: 9th - 12th
Tuesdays @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Math Olympiad Club
January 14th - March 18th
CLASS IS FULL
Instructor: Garrett
Robotics Club
Robotics Club is a hands-on, project-based club where students design, build, and program robots while learning core engineering and problem-solving skills. Through guided challenges and open-ended projects, students explore how mechanics, coding, and electronics work together to bring ideas to life.
Each session encourages experimentation and iteration: students test designs, debug code, and refine their robots based on what works (and what doesn’t). Along the way, they develop logical thinking, collaboration skills, and confidence with technology in a fun, supportive environment.
Robotics Club welcomes beginners and experienced builders alike, with projects scaled to different ages and skill levels. The focus is on curiosity, creativity, and learning through doing.
Grades: 1st - 3rd
Wednesdays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 14th - March 18th
$350 per student
Instructor: Robert
Poetry Club
A type of living poem, Robert embodies the essence of creativity through the way he lives his life. Having studied poetry for three decades, writing has become almost as natural as breathing. He sees his practice as a means of self-discovery, a way to bridge the gap between the inner and outer realms. He believes that everyone possesses the ability to create something beautiful, thus everyone is an artist who has something genuinely unique to offer the world. Words just happen to be his gift, but to engage in any act of creation is to tap into something deep within and beyond one’s self. In a certain sense, it is opening a conversation with God.
Discover Your Magic
Writing poetry is a process through which the ordinary world becomes magic. Whether they know it or not, everyone has the ability to create something beautiful. This workshop aims to teach participants the value of simple writing techniques to unlock that ability. Observation, raw honesty, and mastery of language are invaluable tools that can be utilized in all areas of life. Each participant will leave with their own poem and new way of seeing the world.
MS Poetry Club: Wednesdays @ 4:00–5:00 pm
HS Poetry Club: Wednesdays @ 5:00–6:00 pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 14th - March 18th
$500 per student
Instructor: Kirby
Etiquette Club
The Etiquette Club helps students build confidence, kindness, and social awareness through practical, real-world skills. In a warm, supportive setting, students learn how to navigate everyday social situations with respect, clarity, and empathy.
Sessions cover topics such as polite conversation, introductions, table manners, gratitude, digital etiquette, listening skills, and handling disagreements thoughtfully. Lessons are interactive and age-appropriate, using role-playing, games, and discussion rather than lectures.
The goal of the Etiquette Club is not to enforce rigid rules, but to help students feel comfortable and capable in social settings—at school, in the community, and beyond. Students learn that good manners are really about making others feel seen and respected.
Grades: 1st - 3rd
Wednesdays @ 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 15th - March 19th
$500 per student
Instructor: TBD
Knitting & Crochet Club
Knitting & Crochet Club is a calm, creative space where students learn the basics of fiber arts while building patience, focus, and confidence. Through hands-on instruction and guided practice, students learn foundational stitches, patterns, and techniques at their own pace.
Sessions emphasize process over perfection. Students work with yarn and hooks or needles to create simple projects—such as scarves, squares, or small handmade gifts—while developing fine motor skills and perseverance. The club naturally encourages conversation, collaboration, and quiet concentration, making it a grounding and rewarding experience.
Knitting & Crochet Club is welcoming to complete beginners as well as students with prior experience, with projects adapted to different ages and skill levels.
Grades: 2nd - 8th
Thursdays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 15th - March 19th
$500 per student
Instructor: Garrett
ADHD Club
ADHD Club is a strengths-based, supportive club designed to help students better understand how their brains work—while building practical tools for focus, organization, emotional regulation, and confidence. Rather than trying to “fix” ADHD, the club celebrates creativity, energy, and curiosity, while teaching strategies that make daily life easier.
Sessions blend movement, games, discussion, and hands-on activities to practice skills like planning, task initiation, time awareness, impulse control, and self-advocacy. Students learn techniques they can actually use—such as breaking tasks into steps, using visual supports, managing big feelings, and resetting attention through healthy movement.
The environment is relaxed, encouraging, and judgment-free. Students connect with peers who share similar challenges, helping reduce shame and build a sense of belonging.
ADHD Club supports social-emotional growth, executive functioning, and resilience—while helping students recognize their unique strengths and develop confidence in who they are.
Grades: 7th - 9th
Thursdays @ 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 15th - March 12th
$1,000 per student
Instructor: Kirby
SAT Prep Club
SAT Prep Club is a structured, supportive program designed to help students build confidence, strategy, and mastery for the SAT. Rather than focusing on endless worksheets, the club emphasizes how the test works—so students learn to think like the test-makers and approach questions efficiently.
Sessions cover SAT Math, Reading, and Writing through targeted practice, strategy instruction, and guided problem-solving. Students learn time-management techniques, common question patterns, process-of-elimination strategies, and how to avoid frequent traps. Emphasis is placed on understanding mistakes and refining approach, not just getting the right answer.
The club environment is collaborative and encouraging, helping reduce test anxiety while building consistency and momentum over time. It’s ideal for students who want structured prep, accountability, and clear strategies—whether they’re just starting or aiming to boost scores.
Grades: 9th - 12th
Thursdays @ 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
January 8th - March 19th
$1,111 per student
Instructor: Kirby
ACT Prep Club
ACT Prep Club is a focused, strategy-driven program designed to help students improve scores while building confidence and efficiency on the ACT. The club emphasizes understanding the structure of the test and learning smart approaches to each section rather than relying on memorization alone.
Sessions cover ACT English, Math, Reading, and Science, with special attention to pacing, question types, and high-yield strategies. Students practice recognizing patterns, managing time effectively, and approaching the Science section as a reasoning and data-interpretation challenge—not a memorization test.
The small-group format allows for guided practice, discussion of common pitfalls, and personalized feedback. ACT Prep Club supports consistency, accountability, and reduced test anxiety, helping students walk into test day prepared and confident.
Grades: 9th - 12th
Thursdays @ 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Minimum of 3 students to run
Mock ACT/SAT Test Schedule:
Saturday, October 18 – Free mock test, open to all students
Saturday, Nov. 8 – Free, open to all
Saturday, December 13 – Final mock test (exclusively for enrolled Fall ACT class students)
Saturday, Jan. 10 – Free, open to all
Saturday, Mar. 7 – Final mock test (only open to students enrolled in the Winter/Spring ACT class)
These mock tests offer valuable experience in a realistic testing environment, enabling students to identify areas for improvement before taking the actual ACT exam.