Extended Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P)
The Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P) provides academic support and enrichment opportunities in the forms of our after-school CLUBS for our TK – 8th grade students.
Clubs are no-cost and operate until at least 6:00 pm every regular school day. Clubs will also be made available during intersessions breaks (Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer) and some Saturdays. Students are able to join a variety of afterschool clubs and are encouraged to attend daily. The descriptions below have been provided by the club advisors. Days and times vary.
Please use the application below or this google form to enroll your student for the 2023-2024 school year.
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Girl Talk
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Spanish Club
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Little Picassos
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A club for girls to discuss friendship dynamics and problem solving skills. Girl Talk is a club for any girl who would like to join together to talk about school, family, friends, and the future. We will be examining positive behavior, relationships, making goals for the future, and forming a sense of community (instead of rivalry or bullying) between girls in this club."
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Students will be learning the basics of the Spanish language and growing their confidence to be able to speak their new learned language outside of school and have the ability to communicate with Spanish speaking family members or fellow classmates. We use workbooks, reading books, learning activities, and Spanish board games to encourage a fun learning environment. As the school year goes by, our goal is for students to learn more than just the basics of Spanish and to help encourage other students to learn a second language as well.
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This class is for any student that is curious about developing their artistic side. Our goal is to create a space where students can be free to express themselves through art. Showing them along the way famous painters and their techniques. It is important for children to have fun and let them discover what painting is all about naturally.
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DesignByYou
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Nature Club
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Science Club
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In DesignByYou, we focus on DIY (do it yourself) projects. It can be anywhere from crafts, cooking, to home economics. And most importantly having fun and making cool things!
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Nature Club provides a blend of arts and crafts with knowledge on all things nature. Your child should get at least one new fact about the topic of the day ending with a few fun animal yoga poses!
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Science Club is an opportunity for children’s interest and passion for the scientific world to expand. Students are educated about the components and underline explanations to intriguing science experiments and activities. Here we challenge them, strengthen their knowledge and provide hands- on activities to achieve this goal, all while having fun!
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Painting Club
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Garden Club
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Just Craftin' Around
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In the Painting Club, students not only get to physically express their creativity and imagination but also learn about the history of art. Students are shown different painting techniques, taught about art history and color theory to help them with creating something unique. This club is meant to help nourish and deepen their enthusiasm for art in ways that had never been seen before.
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Garden Club is designed to educate as well as bring delight to gardening and horticulture with projects kids start themselves. They will learn when and what to plant, how to propagate, and about companion planting just to name a few. In addition to gardening we will be doing nature-based arts and craft projects while maintaining the garden.
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Just Craftin’ Around is an arts and crafts club that is welcoming to all students. The purpose of this club is to encourage creative expression, create artwork, and allow students to discover new crafts and bring students together. This club will provide lots of benefits for students that are both long term and short term. From developing problem solving skills to improving mental health, teamwork and communication skills. Just Craftin’ Around will allow students to be creative, imaginative, and allow for self expression.
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Sports Club
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Book Club
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Disney & Me
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Sports Club is a club where you’ll get to learn and play a wide variety of sports like boxing, soccer, football, basketball, and many more! We'll also focus on fitness and coordination activities that will help you stay active and healthy. We'll do agility drills, relay races, and even some fun obstacle courses that will challenge both your body and your mind. Sports club is also about teamwork, respect, and growing together. Whether you're a sports superstar or a beginner, we're here to help you learn and have fun every step of the way!
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Book Club is a safe space for all kids. In this engaging club, young readers come together to explore books as a group. We dive into the world of literature through interactive readings, fostering a love for stories and reading. Our sessions aren’t just about reading - we also channel our creativity into enjoyable arts and crafts activities inspired by the books we read. Additionally, we encourage young minds to unleash their imagination by guiding them into crafting their very own books.
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In Disney and Me, I am incorporating lots of learning opportunities for our students. I am doing arts & crafts which work their fine motor skills, imaginations & independence in creating their own masterpiece. Some days we do puzzles, which can help their nervous systems and calm them while exercising their brains and fine motor skills. I occasionally incorporate healthy snacks which also teaches our students healthy and fun options to snack on. The joys of all of these subjects being mixed together is it is all Disney themed which the students really enjoy!
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Cheer Club
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Kawaii Club
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Jurassic Club |
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We are looking forward to a fun filled year with your little cheerleaders! We have a lot of fun activities planned and hope to teach the girls a lot of important fundamental skills of the sport! We will be learning basic motions, cheers, dances, tumbling and stunting. We will also be incorporating fun craft activities!
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In this club students are introduced to a Japanese art style " Kawaii" which is translated to “cute”. They will learn that art could be found and made from any object they might encounter throughout the day. Students will let their creativity flow and enhance their fine motor skills by using the kawaii art style and decorating new objects.
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In this club students will broaden their knowledge of the Mesozoic era in a fun and creative way. They will create various arts and crafts that will enhance their fine motor skills. Students will also develop a sense of responsibility to care for the natural world, preserve its living organism and care for the endangered species. |
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Creative Gems
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ELPAC Academy
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Cooking Club |
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Creative Gems is a jewelry club where creativity knows no bounds. We go beyond crafting handmade jewelry with beads, clay, and charms. The focus is on building meaningful connections and nurturing a sense of pride in each unique creation. Students not only explore and learn about patterns and designs but also learn about the art of patience as crafting beautiful jewelry takes time. The goal is to empower students to embrace their creativity, enjoy the process of creating something beautiful, and be proud of their hard work.
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Tutoring is a special invitation club for students who are receiving ELD services at Rocky Hill. These students have been selected to come to a club where they receive reading support using a research based program called, "Imagine Learning". The club runs 4 days per week and is open to all students, but the club is geared to support students who are receiving help and support with the English Language.
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Cooking Club is where young chefs embark on a flavorful journey of culinary discovery. This club is all about having fun in the kitchen while learning essential cooking skills. From measuring ingredients to exploring diverse recipes, our club aims to cultivate a love for wholesome and delicious food. |
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Drama Club
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Arts & Crafts
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Baseball/Softball Intramurals |
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Drama club provides an environment for students to learn and engage in activities relating to the performing arts. Focusing primarily on acting, where students have the opportunity to work together and also independently. As a club, we are very supportive of each and everyone’s abilities and overcoming challenges. This club aims to get students advanced in public speaking as well as creating friendships. It also provides a creative outlet for students, and self expression. We have been performing monologues, short skits, and are hopefully preparing for a performance at the end of the year. Students can create and perform their own written scripts, or I have many scripts, that we use for practice during club time. We also practice acting techniques through games. Students have the opportunity to perform musically for the club, such as using instruments or singing. I try to incorporate all types of performing arts into the club.
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In this arts and crafts and games club, we typically do one art or crafts project a day, that each
student gets to take home. When the students finish their project they have the opportunity to choose from a grand variety of games to play with whoever they want. Arts and Crafts can empower kids to express themselves in a new way and unleash their creativity. It can also help increase motor skills and encourage focus and concentration, which can have a positive impact on other aspects of their academics. Through teamwork, cooperation, and interaction with peers, students learn to communicate effectively, resolve conflicts, and build self-confidence. |
The club gives students the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of both sports without the pressure of having any prior experience, the co-ed aspect helps to learn the importance of having fun while playing, instead of having to learn separately they’ll have the chance to learn and grow together. |
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History Club
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The club provides an environment where students can learn about history and expand their knowledge while simultaneously having fun crafting different creations with their peers.
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APPLICATIONS
For any other questions or concerns, please reach out to:
Jose Orejel
EUSD Extended Day Coordinator
559-592-9421 ext 1070
OR
Vanessa Mondragon
Assistant Coordinator (Rocky Hill)
559-769-5886