Find Your New Favorite Activity

Every child has unique interests, abilities, and passions. Sometimes, discovering those gifts takes trying something new, stepping outside a comfort zone, and finding the right opportunity to grow.

That is why learning extends beyond the classroom.

After-school programs give students the chance to explore new interests, develop new skills, and build meaningful friendships in a Christ-centered environment.

Whether a student is discovering a love for athletics, finding their voice through public speaking, or exploring a future interest in science and medicine, these experiences help students grow in confidence and purpose.

This year, students will have new opportunities to explore their interests through programs designed to support the whole child.

Finding Their Voice and Learning to Lead

For older students, Speech & Debate provides an opportunity to strengthen skills that will benefit them throughout their education and beyond.

Students will learn how to:

• Organize and communicate their ideas
• Speak confidently in front of others
• Listen to different perspectives
• Think critically and solve problems

Through these experiences, students learn that their voice matters and that strong leaders know how to communicate with both confidence and respect.

Gaining Confidence Through New Challenges

For some students, growth happens by stepping onto a field for the first time. Through Soccer for Grades 1–3, students will learn the fundamentals of the game while developing important character skills.

As they practice and play, students will grow in teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship.

This program gives young athletes a positive introduction to organized sports while helping them learn how to encourage and support their teammates.

Discovering Curiosity Through Hands-On Learning

For students interested in science and healthcare, Little Medical School for PreK–5 provides an opportunity to explore the world of medicine.

Through engaging, age-appropriate activities, students will:

• Learn about healthcare careers
• Explore scientific concepts
• Practice problem-solving
• Ask questions and discover how the world works

These experiences encourage curiosity and help students imagine new possibilities for their future.

Helping Students Discover Their God-Given Gifts

Every child is created with unique talents and abilities. Extracurricular opportunities give students a place to discover those gifts, build confidence, and grow alongside their peers.

As students try new things, they learn more about who they are and how God has equipped them to serve others.

Because the goal is not just for students to participate in activities.

The goal is for students to grow into confident, capable, and compassionate individuals who know their gifts have a purpose.