Extracurriculars

Members of the broadcast club work together to report to teachers and students campus wide information. Broadcast Club film and produce recorded sessions every morning with a green screen application that allows the students to simulate a news environment. Students are in charge of writing, editing, creating, and delivering the news themselves. Members work as a team and develop such skills as creativity, cooperation, teamwork, respect, mentoring, and responsibility. 

The purpose of esports is to introduce students to the world of esports and related careers. Through STEM related esport challenges, the main takeaway is to sharpen students' skills in collaboration and teamwork, digital citizenship, emotional regulation, and grit!

Project A.C.O.R.N. is an after school club that focuses on understanding human and natural impact on the environment through scientific inquiry and the replanting of native plants and flowers. We believe that it is important for students to know the ways our environment is damaged/affected by the choices that we as humans make, along with ways natural occurrences affect the environment. Our students will also learn about planting vegetables, flowers, herbs, and nutritious meals.  We will learn about pollinators, especially Monarch butterflies, and how they interact with our garden.  Finally, students will participate in birding by observing birds in our garden area.

We look forward to having a Community Event in the spring to showcase all the hard work of our students and sponsors!

• Students research challenges facing today’s scientists.
• Students design, build, test, and program robots using LEGO Mindstorms Technology.
• Students apply real-world math and science concepts.
• Students learn critical thinking, team-building, and presentation skills.
• Students participate in tournaments and celebrations.
• Students understand and practice Gracious Professionalism.

Solar Cars is a non-tuition based after-school science enrichment program for fourth and fifth grade students.  Students will build engineering skills as they work in teams to design and build a working solar car model. Students will apply science knowledge, creativity, and grit to work this exciting engineering task.

STEM Sister’s Club focus is to engage Girls in “Engineering" by instructing students in the Engineering Design Process, presenting weekly STEM challenges, and allowing girls to take on the roles as engineers.