Clubs

Purpose: All Pro Dads is a family engagement program that provides a special opportunity for fathers and father figures to spend meaningful time with their children at school. Meetings will be held once a month before school and will include a short video or discussion topic focused on character development, positive parenting, and building strong family connections. Each gathering encourages conversation between adults and students through guided questions and activities. The goal is to support students socially and emotionally while strengthening the school-to-home connection. All Pro Dads is open to students in all grade levels, and participation is voluntary. Breakfast will be provided, and younger siblings are welcome to attend with a parent or guardian. Dates and details will be shared in advance through school communication channels. 

Faculty Advisors: Matt Haynes, Samuel Keyes, Scott Moore and Mike Wadleigh

Last Wednesday of the month. 6:45-7:15AM

Purpose:  teach the game of chess

There will be two chess clubs:  one for grades 2-3 and one for grades 4-5.  Students will meet afterschool one day a week to learn, have fun and play chess.  All levels welcome!

Faculty Advisors:  Mike Wadleigh and Stacy Weldon
Volunteer Advisors:  John Huff and Dr. Garey Huff Sr.

4^th – 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: Chorus participants will learn principles of healthy vocal technique, and they will develop a repertoire of one- and two-part songs.  

Faculty Advisor: Scott Moore 

Purpose: Odyssey of the Mind (OM™) teaches students how to develop and use their natural creativity to become problem-solvers.
Advisor: Elise Brewer and Makenzy Holdren

3^rd – 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: To encourage lifetime fitness through the individual sport of running. Walking and jogging are equally great. Learning to pace ourselves and set individual goals are the main priorities. We will have fun while we become more fit! 

Faculty Advisor: Brandy Alewine 

2^nd - 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: The board game club provides a fun, engaging space to foster social skills, critical thinking, and friendly competition through tabletop games. It is a welcoming environment where children learn to play cooperatively, practice good sportsmanship, and explore a variety of games ranging from classic to modern, building friendships through screen-free play 

Faculty Advisors: Mike Wadleigh, Whitney Mull, Haley Bennett and Shannon Arnold 

4^th – 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: Learning hand sewing, embroidery, machine sewing, quilting, fashion, and fun 

Faculty Advisor: Amanda Durant Griffeth 

4^th – 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: Our LEGO Robotics Team offers students the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through hands-on learning and teamwork.  

Faculty Advisor: Kerri Carolus and Abby Shrader 

Wednesday 6:45-7:15 

Purpose: FCA is a student-led organization that serves students of all grade levels and will meet monthly to spread the love of Jesus Christ through the 3 E’s: Engage, Equip, and Empower. Although the word athlete is used in the title, students do not need to be athletes to attend. We will have small snacks, guest speakers, music, and icebreakers.   

Faculty Advisor: Emily Dixon, Brandy Alewine D’Anne McMillen, Dee Jester 

Purpose: Odyssey of the Mind (OM™) teaches students how to develop and use their natural creativity to become problem solvers. Students will work together to solve a selected problem by writing and performing a skit and then compete in regional and/or state competitions.  

Faculty Advisor: Elise Brewer 

Purpose: The Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl is a fun and enriching reading competition designed to inspire excellence in literacy among elementary students. As students work together, they strengthen comprehension, communication, and collaboration skills. It is an ideal way to recognize students’ reading growth and celebrate their enthusiasm for literature.  

Faculty advisors: Samantha Cicone, Madeline Daughtry, Kelly Mehrhof and Jenna Ramsey 

3^rd – 5^th Grade Students

Purpose: 

Faculty Advisor: Joanna Patrignani 

Purpose: The club exists to impact the nation’s children with the truth of God’s Word and the love of Christ. Parents are welcome to attend meeting days with their children. 

Volunteer Advisor: Tim Weldon – Northside Presbyterian Church