Contact Ms. Martinez, Community School Coordinator, at amartinez@basdschools.org for more information regarding afterschool programs!

Broughal Afterschool Program Schedule

*Schedule subject to change. Students should listen for announcements*

Lehigh University Homework Club- CLOSED

This program is brought to us by Lehigh University's Community Service Office.  This program provides students with the opportunity to complete homework assignments, receive 1:1 tutoring in core academic subjects, and provide an avenue for social recreation and mentorship. Sign Ups required. Space is limited.

LIMIT: 45 Students

Start: September 15, 2025

• Monday - Thursday

• 3:05pm-4:30pm

ArtSmart- OPEN

Through the school district’s partnership with ArtsQuest, students are given the opportunity to experiment with and study a variety of artistic styles and learn about contemporary artists courtesy of the various artists who led the classes. This program is a great way for students to build confidence in their artistic expressions.  Students will stay afterschool for homework help and then be chaperoned off-site to the Banana Factory for programming.

Start Date: September 30

• • •  Wednesday & Thursdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

SEEDS CLub- OPEN

SEEDS Club is a hands-on, STEM-based afterschool program designed to spark curiosity and inspire a love for science. Through fun, interactive activities, students explore real-world science concepts in areas like engineering, technology, sustainability, and the environment. From building experiments and solving challenges to exploring nature and creating projects, SEEDS Club empowers students to learn by doing. The program encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking while helping students see the exciting connections between science and their everyday lives. This is run by Lehigh Environmental Studies. 

LIMIT: 15 Students

Starting September 16, 2025 

• Tuesdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Wrestling Club- OPEN

The Broughal Wrestling Club offers students the opportunity to learn a new sport in a fun, supportive environment. In partnership with the Lehigh Valley Wrestling Club at Lehigh University, boys and girls will receive high-quality coaching from elite athletes right in the Broughal Middle School wrestling room. When available, students may also visit Lehigh University’s campus and the wrestling practice facility at Caruso Hall through a guided walking trip. Along the way, students will build physical fitness, confidence, resilience, and teamwork skills. This club also serves as a great introduction for those interested in joining the youth wrestling team (6th grade) or the middle school wrestling team (7th–8th grade).

Starting October 1st, 2025

• Wednesdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Robotics- OPEN

In this club, we’ll dive into the exciting world of hands-on learning and creativity! Students will have the opportunity to work with two different types of robots, explore the world of 3D printing, and take on fun and challenging electronics projects that spark curiosity and problem-solving skills. Along the way, we’ll complete interactive challenges, experiment with new ideas, and even make a little bit of a mess, because that’s often where the best learning happens!

Whether you’re a natural tinkerer, someone who loves to create, or just curious about how things work, this club is designed for you. No experience is required, just bring your imagination, willingness to try new things, and excitement to learn. By the end, you’ll gain new skills, build confidence, and discover how much fun innovation and making can be!

LIMIT: 12 Students

Starting October 14, 2025

• Tuesdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Reading Olympics- OPEN

Do you love to read and discuss books with your friends and classmates? Are you looking to be a part of a team?  If you also love a friendly competition about books you’ve read, then Reading Olympics is for you!

Reading Olympics is a reading competition for 6th-8th grade students across the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas. We have a list of 20 books to read for the competition, which is held at a local school in early Spring. At the competition, students compete in a team against other schools and are asked specific questions about each book. We prepare by meeting all year, participating in fun events and activities in the library, and of course reading and discussing the selected books.

The competition book list and the books are available in the library now to check out if you’d like to get a head start!

LIMIT: 20 Students

Starting October 9, 2025

• Thurdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Cooking CLub- CLOSED

We are excited to offer your child the opportunity to participate in the Cooking Club! This club is a fun, hands-on experience where students will learn new skills, explore different recipes, and discover the joy of creating delicious meals and treats together.

Our first meeting will be on September 25th, 2025, where students will brainstorm and plan the cooking and baking activities or special events they’d like to participate in throughout the year. From sweet desserts to healthy snacks, students will have the chance to try a variety of recipes, learn teamwork in the kitchen, and build confidence while cooking.

The Cooking Club is a great way for your child to explore their creativity, develop practical life skills, and, of course, enjoy some tasty results at the end!

LIMIT: 15 Students

Starting September 25, 2025

• Thursdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Video Production: Manufacturing Edition- OPEN

Join the Video Production: Manufacturing Edition Club and take part in the statewide What’s So Cool About Manufacturing contest! Students will learn digital storytelling skills — including filming, interviewing, editing, scripting, storyboarding, and promotion — while partnering with a local manufacturer. Together, we’ll create a two-minute video that showcases career opportunities and tells the story of modern manufacturing.

LIMIT: 10-15 Students

Starting September 24, 2025

• Wednesdays

• 3:25pm-4:55pm

Yearbook- OPEN

Yearbook Club is a great way to meet new friends and express yourself creatively, and each student's contribution to the yearbook can be seen when the yearbook arrives in June! After being trained in how to use the Memento Yearbook Design Software, students are given the opportunity to design one or several yearbook spreads that they will work on after school. In addition to designing pages, students also help out with various other yearbook-related tasks, such as photography, selling yearbooks, fundraising, and eventually yearbook distribution.

LIMIT: 10-15 Students

Starting Oct 1st, 2025

• Wednesdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Mission Kindness- OPEN

A Kindness Club is a community group focused on fostering compassion, empathy, and positive connections among its members and the broader community. The club engages in acts of kindness, such as volunteering, creating supportive environments, and promoting mental well-being through inclusive and uplifting activities. It encourages individuals to practice kindness in their daily lives and inspires others to do the same. Through collaborative efforts, the club seeks to make the world a better place, one kind act at a time.

LIMIT: 10-15 Students

Starting Oct 7th, 2025

• Tuesdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm

Mindful Creations- OPEN

The Mindful Creations Club is a space where students can slow down, relax, and let their creativity flow. Each session will focus on hands-on activities such as painting and building with Legos, giving students the chance to express themselves, problem-solve, and explore their imagination in a fun and mindful way. This club encourages students to be present in the moment, build confidence in their ideas, and enjoy the process of creating something unique.

LIMIT: 10-15 Students

Starting Oct 9th, 2025

• Thursdays

• 3:15pm-4:30pm