Program Overview: Interested in coding? Want to find out what all of the buzz is about? Join the School 46 Coding Club. No coding experience needed! Students will learn the basics of several coding languages, learn to work together as a team with other coders to complete projects, develop a safe community of coders while learning to be safe online, and work on leadership skills.
Important Information:
Club Leader: Dr. Rice
Meets:
Tuesdays (Grade 2)
Wednesdays (Grade 3)
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
End Date: Week of 2/8/27
Program Overview: Electronic Sports, takes on the form of organized, multiplayer, online video game competitions and is one of the fastest growing trends for youth engagement. Through our Esports program, students are able to develop social, strategic and problem solving skills in a safe, moderated and inclusive environment.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Mr. Hill
Meets: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: Girls in grades 2nd–6th are welcome to join Girl's Basketball Club, whether you are a beginner or have some basketball experience. We will practice dribbling, passing, shooting, teamwork, sportsmanship, confidence, and healthy habits. A typical session includes a warm-up, fun skill activities, team games, and a cool-down activity. Be sure to bring comfortable athletic clothes, sneakers, and a water bottle
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Ms. Milham
Meets:
Tuesday (Grades 4-6)
Wednesday (Grades 2-3)
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: The STEAM club is a fun, hands-on program where students explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics together. It encourages creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving through engaging projects and activities like building simple machines, interactive games, creating art with technology, and conducting experiments. The club fosters curiosity and teamwork in a supportive environment, helping students develop skills that connect learning with real-world applications beyond the classroom. The students will participate in a variety of hands-on activities and experiments related to Science, Technology, Math and Art.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Mrs. Bernard
Meets:
Tuesdays (Grade 2-3)
Wednesdays (Grade 4-6)
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: Beekeeping Club studies the importance of honeybees to our environment. We will study the art of beekeeping and will perform weekly hands-on inspections when the weather allows. We will also learn how to render beeswax and make a lot of different nature-based crafts. We also have opportunities to operate a business and learn how to manage money while communicating with our community.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Mrs. Besaw
Meets:
Tuesdays (Grades 5-6)
Wednesdays (Grades 3-4)
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date:Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: Art is not something that just makes the world around us beautiful and in this club students will explore the relationship between art and the world around us. Students will explore two and three-dimensional art using a range of materials to create pieces that are both for enjoyment and to enhance the beauty of the school building.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Mrs. Walters
Meets: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date:Week of 11/9/26
End Date: Week of 2/8/27
Program Overview: In this club students will have fun building and creating with LEGOs! They will use their imagination, solve problems, and work together to bring their ideas to life.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Ms. Gaines
Meets: Tuesdays
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: This club is both for beginners and kids who already know how to play chess. We will learn how each piece moves, and different strategies like “the 4 move checkmate” and “fly against the wall.” We’ll have tournaments within the group, and possibly play kids at other schools.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Mr. Hill
Meets: Wednesdays
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26
Program Overview: Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Students will learn basic journalism skills like interviewing, research, and writing to create a school newspaper, focusing on reporting news and interesting events happening within the school community, while developing critical thinking and communication abilities in a fun and engaging environment.
Schedule (subject to change):
Club Leader: Ms. Gaines
Meets: Wednesdays
Time: 3:30-5:00
Start Date: Week of 11/9/26