Extracurriculars

We are so excited to be launching a variety of extra curricular activities as well as private lessons for all ages in our community! We would love for you to join us!

Extracurriculars

Day Camps

Various Dates

PreK-6th Grade Students will have the opportunity to sign up for various day camp experiences while the older students are in session. Possible topics include 4th-6th grade choir, a hands on AG day, STEM, and PE one day classes!

Private Art and Piano Lessons

Various Times

Annie Pool is a new teacher that is sharing her art and piano expertise to offer our community private art and piano lessons on Tuesdays!

Threads Choir

Various Times

We are so excited to offer various age group choirs taught by Maggie Hermanson. Students will work on various musical skills through a Christian lens.

Artistic Foundations: Early and Intermediate Art

3:00-4:00 PM

This is a technique and exploration focused class especially for 4th-7th graders. Meeting for 45 minutes in the afternoon after school each week, students will explore a variety of artistic techniques and materials while learning about creating through the seven elements of art. Each week will focus on a specific art technique and artist example. The goal of this class is to give students the chance to gain technical skill in a variety of mediums, and learn about artists through creating.

Science Olympiad

This is a competitive, team-based STEM program for High School Age Students that meets in the afternoon after school for 1 hour. It challenges students to grow in knowledge, skill, and collaboration through nationwide academic competition. Students study, design, test, refine, and practice under the guidance of the teacher. Science Olympiad fosters teamwork, resilience, analytical thinking, and perseverance as students learn to problem-solve through experimentation and revision.

3:00-4:00 PM

Theater Production

This is an engaging, performance-based class for students in 7th–12th grade who are eager to explore acting, stagecraft, and storytelling. Meeting for one hour each afternoon after school during the spring semester, students will develop skills in character development, voice projection, stage presence, memorization, and collaborative performance mathematical instruction focused on abstract problem-solving and building a strong foundation for high school level courses.

3:00-4:00 PM