After-School Activities
View the list of after-school activities for the fall semester below.
If clubs are scheduled to meet on a day when school is closed or if there are unforeseen closures, clubs will not meet.
At the end of the meeting times, students should be picked up at the front of the school or sent to the After School Program (which has a separate registration and fee). Please note that you must register for the After School Program on the ProCare website before utilizing ASP services. If you would like more information about the After School Program, please contact Ms. Rodriguez (jrodriguez@nwclassical.org)
SPRING CLUBS
MONDAYS
BOARD GAMES CLUB
Moderator: Dr. Baker
Eligible grades: 6 - 9
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Monday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 27
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Board Game Club opens the floor for students to learn new games, socialize, and sharpen their skills over playing pieces. The objective of the club is to have fun and make friends over classic entertainment interests!
LEGO CLUB
Moderator: Ms. McHughes
Eligible grades: 3 & 4
Capacity: 16 students
Meeting time: Monday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 27
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Attention all aspiring Master Builders! Create new worlds with new friends during Lego Club! Each week, students will tackle a build challenge to test their innovation and eye for design. The club will also work together as a team to create larger masterpieces.
QUIZ BOWL CLUB
Moderator: Mr. Schott, Mr. McGee, Dr. Smith
Eligible grades: 6 - 10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Monday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 27
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Quiz bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. We are hoping to begin sculpting a team to start competing in events and giving students an opportunity to delve as deeply as possible into chosen fields of inquiry.
WEDNESDAYS
UPPER CHESS CLUB
Moderator: Dr. Travillian
Eligible grades: 7-10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 22
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: For older students wanting to sharpen their skills or just looking to step into the competitive chess world, this is the place to be! Matches are held as informal games and tournament-style competitions against peers.
KILOMETER KIDS CLUB
Moderator: Ms. Moya
Eligible grades: 1 & 2
Capacity: 30 students
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 22
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Kilometer kids is a game-based curriculum that is designed to teach kids about goal setting, healthy habits, respect, and community building by exposing them to the sport of running. Over the course of the 10-week season, the goal for every Kilometer Kid is to run a cumulative 13.1 miles through structured games and short runs. Being a Kilometer Kid is not about running the fastest or winning the race. Instead, it's all about working hard, being kind, and having fun while finding joy in the process of physical activity.
BRAIN BUILDERS CLUB
Moderator: Mrs. Straughan, Mrs. Longano-Cagle
Eligible grades: K & 1
Capacity: 25 students
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 22
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: In this club, young learners will explore science and math through hands-on projects, experiments and creative activities. Each week, we’ll have fun discovering new things, solving problems and building a love for learning! Get ready for some brain-building fun!
INTERMEDIATE CHESS CLUB
Moderator: Mr. Read
Eligible grades: 4 - 6
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 22
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Whether you’re a chess master or just learning what a rook is, we want you! Come join us to sharpen your skills and learn the mastery of a mind-bending strategy game for all.
BALLROOM DANCING CLUB
Moderator: Ms. Janad
Eligible grades: 7 - 10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 22
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Get your groove on and come join us to learn the basics of ballroom dance! We’ll cover swing, foxtrot, waltz, and rumba, along with dance etiquette, square dancing, and a couple of fun line dances. Gentlemen – We encourage you to sign up! We want an equal number of guys and gals.
THURSDAYS
JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE
Moderator: Mr. Schott, Ms. Hinton
Eligible grades: 7 - 10
Capacity: 15 students
Meeting time: Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 23
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Our club is currently developing to participate in GJCL Certamina and other statewide/national competitions. The Junior Classical League is a national organization that helps foster appreciation for the ancient world through Latin and Greek. Students will engage in creative outlets, hearty competition, and build a community around their studies of classical cultures
CHEER CLUB
Moderator: Mrs. Simmons
Eligible grades: 2 - 5
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 23
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Cheer Club provides an introduction or refresher on core cheerleading fundamentals to include; motions, jumps, cheers, and basic stunting techniques. Does your student want to join the NCA Cheer Team when they’re old enough? This club would be a great start to getting them involved.
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB
Moderator: Ms. DelloJoio
Eligible grades: 4 - 6
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 23
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: For students who love to write across all genres, join us to craft stories, poems, and narratives together. We offer opportunities to write individually as well as working together through peer review to create enchanting and captivating plots!
FRIDAYS
BOOK MAKING CLUB
Eligible grades: 7 - 10
Capacity: 15 students
Meeting time: Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 24
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: In the Book-Making Club, students learn about and practice the art of making books. Over the year, they will learn how to hand-sew and bind books in different styles. Students will work on writing or crafting their own content that they can bind in their favorite shape.
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING CLUB
Moderator: Dr. Fiege
Eligible grades: 8 - 10
Capacity: 10 students
Meeting time: Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 24
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: This club aims at engineering and manufacturing science tools that display scientific phenomena, such as showcasing gravity according to Einstein by a gravitational wave simulator. We can show the beauty of magnetic fields, or demonstrate the interior workings of the sun with a convection screen. We aim to build bigger versions that we can use in our science classes grades 6-10 and design small versions to take home
MILITARY CLUB
Moderator: Mr. Ings
Eligible grades: 7 - 10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 24
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Military club will be an opportunity for students learn and lead each other as members of a squad, platoon, and unit. Activities to include formations, drill and ceremony, marching, physical training, and much more!
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CLUB
Moderator: Mrs. Branham
Eligible grades: 8 - 10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 24
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: Students can learn the basics of volleyball and enjoy fun competitive play amongst their peers. All skill levels are welcome! The goal of the club is to get active & have fun!
TABLE TOP ROLE-PLAYING GAMES CLUB (TTRPG)
Moderator: Mr. Schott
Eligible grades: 7 - 10
Capacity: 20 students
Meeting time: Friday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Start date: January 24
End date: May
Fee: $100
Program Description: The purpose of this club would be to explore various tabletop game systems such as DND, Pathfinder, FATE, Kids on Bikes, etc. and delve into both the worldbuilding of such games and some of the more mechanical aspects under the systems.