Our fundraising efforts are always focused on benefiting our children and amazing school. 🫶Thanks to the success of our fundraising initiatives over the past several years 👏 the PTA has been able to provide a variety of PTA-funded enrichment programs during the school day, as well as after-school activities for students and families.
These enrichment opportunities are designed to complement the school curriculum and expose students to engaging, hands-on experiences that spark curiosity 🤓, creativity 🎨, and learning 🧠. From exciting STEM projects and interactive workshops 💥 to unique educational programs, our goal is to give children opportunities to explore new interests 🎭, build skills 🪡, and deepen their love of learning in a fun and supportive environment 🧩.
Below are a few examples of in school enrichment programs the PTA sponsored in the 2025 - 2026 school year. 🥳
Playful Engineers brings creative engineering to life through engaging activities that encourage curiosity, exploration, and problem-solving. Students will build and experiment with mechanisms and contraptions, learning fundamental engineering principles in a fun, interactive setting. The program emphasizes open-ended discovery, allowing kids to explore how things work through designing and 5th grade will be constructing their own creations.
This in-person experience is designed for students of all ages and supports hands-on learning, collaboration, and confidence in STEM skills.
👉 Learn more about Playful Engineers here: https://www.playfulengineers.com/
On November 12, 2025, each grade was given the opportunity to spend 45 minutes inside a large planetarium dome set up in the gymnasium. As students entered the inflated Skydome Planetarium, the gym was transformed and they were transported into space.
Students blasted off into the stratosphere like astronauts, learning to identify every planet in our solar system through dramatic “flights” to each world. They also met Greek mythological characters and discovered how these heroes of the past can be found among the stars. Students experienced the night sky in different seasons and viewed it from perspectives around the globe.