After School Clubs

Disney club is for kids who love all things Disney! Students will explore the magic of Disney through games, movies, arts and crafts and discussions about their favorite Disney characters and stories. Our club isn't just for Disney park-goers; all are welcome!

Our Martial Arts Club provides students with a fun and structured environment to learn discipline, respect, and self-confidence through basic martial arts techniques. Participants will develop coordination, focus, and self-defense skills while engaging in physical activity and teamwork. The club emphasizes positive character development, goal-setting, and perseverance in a safe and supportive atmosphere. No prior experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn and have fun!

Students will study the cultures and festivities of other countries in order to learn how they celebrate. Students will try to re-create a part of another country's celebration after learning about it.
Kahoot games will be created to reinforce the information we read and learn about. In some instances, food will be a part of the celebration.
Our first culture and celebration will be Ireland and St. Patrick's Day.

Students will work together design brick structures to meet challenges connected to a variety of topics.

Writing Club is a great opportunity for students who love to write to have a space at school to do it! We’ll be talking about crafting characters, plot lines, and world building all while working on our “works in progress”

This club is for 1st and 2nd graders who love stories and being creative. Each week, students gather to listen to me read a book that aligns with a fun theme. After reading and discussing the story, we complete a hands-on craft that connects to the book’s characters, setting, or message. Activities will not be repeated from the Fall session, so this is open to both new and returning members!

Our Robotics design course encourages teamwork, leadership and problem-solving among student design teams. Students will work together to design and build working robots, using the VEX IQ system. Participants will be invited to take part in a team competition at the Diocesan X-STREAM Games in the Spring. Learning will continue after the competition, as the students explore programming to control their robots. While returning students will be continuing designs that they started during the Fall session, new members are also welcome to join!

In this club we will listen to vinyl records, learn about a diverse selection of different musical artists, analyze the artwork of important album covers, and foster a deeper appreciation for the musical/visual/performance arts!

The students will learn different ways to start plants besides planting seeds right in the garden. The students will also research what can grow in our area. We will also be working a lot in the outside back gardens.

The Girls Who Code club helps build the foundational skills and understanding of computer science concepts and sisterhood. This session, we will be reading the first Girls Who Code novel, The Friendship Code, to spark discussion and related programming activities. Participants will learn how to code using fun online tutorials and activities. Because of requirements of the GWC organization, this will be a FREE club for anyone who wishes to join.

Our Tabletop Gaming Club invites students to embark on an exciting, collaborative storytelling adventure through games like Dungeons & Dragons or Monster of the Week. Participants will create unique characters, solve challenges, and work together to navigate thrilling campaigns filled with mystery, strategy, and creativity. This club fosters teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills while encouraging imagination and social interaction in a fun, inclusive environment. No prior experience is needed—just a willingness to explore new worlds and tell an epic story together!