After School Clubs

Writing Club provides students with a passion for creating stories and poems with a chance to stay after school to work on those stories. 

​The Girls Who Code club helps build the foundational skills and understanding of computer science concepts and sisterhood. 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!

Our club will be an entrance to multiple methods of creative expression, allowing student to try different mediums, and then build on their favorite one in the latter part of the session.

​Do you love experiments, wild ideas, and discovering the “why” behind the world around us? Then the Mad Scientists Club is for you! This is a hands-on, curiosity-driven club where students become real researchers, inventors, and experimenters. Together, we’ll explore strange science questions, create awesome projects, and even test some “mad” (but safe!) experiments. This club is about curiosity, creativity, and having fun with science while learning how real scientists think and work. No idea is too strange—after all, the best discoveries come from asking “What if…?”

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!

​International Club will open students up to the study and celebrations of various cultures around the world. Student input into which culture they would like to study is encouraged.

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

Each week, students will discover a new game from a different time or place. After exploring the origins, they will learn the rules and enjoy playing the games with other members of the club.

​Book Worms is an after-school club for second and third graders who love stories and creativity! Each week, students will enjoy a read-aloud of a picture book and then create a hands-on craft that connects to the theme of the story. It’s a fun way to build a love of reading, spark imagination, and make something special to take home.

Our Robotics design course encourages teamwork, leadership and problem-solving among student design teams. Students will work together to design and build working robots. Participants in the Gr. 5-8 club will be invited to take part in a team competition at the Diocesan X-STREAM Games in the Spring.

​In Random History Club, students will get the chance to share historical topics they’re curious about. Each week, we’ll dive into a new student-chosen topic together—whether it’s a famous event, an overlooked figure, or a quirky piece of history. Miss Dauer will research and prepare materials so we can explore the topic the following week through discussions, videos, and fun activities. We’ll also play games that connect to history, making learning both engaging and exciting!

Join Dr. Jonas for a series of fun and creative rock painting activities!