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We invite you to explore all that our after-school program has to offer. Our clubs provide fun, hands-on opportunities for students to discover new interests, build skills, and continue learning in a supportive environment beyond the school day. If you would like to sign your child up for our exciting and academically enriching afterschool club classes, this is the place to start.
For example, if you wanted your child to go to 2 clubs per day (both periods), it would be $140 a day x 5 days = $700 for 7 weeks/2 clubs per day. If you wanted to only send your child for 1 period per day, it would be $70 x 5 days = $350 for 7 weeks of clubs/ 1 club per day. You may pick and choose what clubs you would like your child to go to (they do not have to go each day), and you do not have to pay for the days/periods you would not like your child to go.
Secondary School Families: Supervision after school hours will be provided for your child for $5 per 70-minute period. This only applies if your child is not in a club or with a teacher. Please sign up your student by selecting yes in one or both of the last boxes in this form.
Checks can be made payable to The Frazer School and given to our Afterschool Supervisor, Emily Lin, to secure your child’s spot in each club.
Offered: Monday (P1)
This club invites students to explore the wonders of the world through high-energy, hands-on experiments and inquiry-based learning. Participants develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in a fun, collaborative environment. Each session is designed to spark curiosity and turn everyday materials into extraordinary discoveries
Offered: Wednesday (P1)
Prepares students for the prestigious international competition held annually in March. Unlike standard classroom math, this club focuses on "jumping" into logical puzzles, word problems, and creative reasoning that build critical thinking and confidence. Through collaborative practice sessions and mock exams, students develop strategies for the competition's unique 75-minute multiple-choice format while fostering a lifelong love for mathematics. Students must be strong readers. Mrs. Watson recommends that only strong readers in 1st - 5th grade sign up. They must be able read math problems on their own.
Offered: Wednesday (P1)
Build strength, confidence, and character through the power of running! Our club offers boys in grades 3rd - 6th a supportive environment to develop healthy habits, set personal goals, and foster teamwork. Whether they are beginners or seasoned runners, members will participate in weekly sessions featuring fun drills, endurance training, and mentorship. Join us to race toward a healthier future!
Offered: Wednesday (P1)
Our after-school drama club provides a vibrant space for students to build confidence and creativity through the magic of theater. Participants explore acting, improvisation, and stagecraft through high-energy games and collaborative rehearsals.
Offered: Monday (P1), Tuesday (P1), Wednesday (P1), Thursday (P1), Friday (P1)
A high-energy environment specifically designed for students in kindergarten through 2nd Grade. Each session focuses on building social and emotional skills through cooperative play and structured physical activity.
Offered: Tuesday (P1)
This club is a "fiesta of learning," where kids acquire vocabulary through social interaction, creative projects, and cultural discovery rather than drills.
Offered: Wednesday (P1)
In our Biology Club, kids become young scientists as they explore how plants, animals, and humans grow and thrive. Join us to discover the incredible world of biology right in our own backyard!
Offered: Monday (P2)
Founded in 1984, Science Olympiad is the premier team STEM competition in the nation, providing standards-based challenges to 6,700 teams at 425 tournaments in all 50 states.
Offered: Friday (P1)
A high-energy program that provides a safe and structured environment for students to stay active, build social connections, and develop new skills.
Offered: Thursday (P1)
A fun afterschool class where kids explore the world and its past through games and hands-on activities.
Offered: Monday (P2), Tuesday (P2), Wednesday (P2), Thursday (P2), Friday (P2)
Designed to introduce children to computer science and programming in a fun, supportive, and social environment. These clubs transition children from being passive consumers of technology to active creators.
Offered: Monday (P1)
A club where students prepare for high-level tournaments in history, geography, and science. This club is primarily for students who enjoy trivia, specialized knowledge, and competitive "buzz-in" style games.
Offered: Wednesday (P2)
A hand sewing club for Kids in grades 2nd -5th that provides a tactile program where children use only needles, thread, and their own creativity to make unique projects.
Offered: Monday (P2), Thursday (P2), Friday (P2)
Students gather to enjoy tabletop games. This club provides a structured, low-pressure environment for kids to build relationships, practice critical thinking, and discover new hobbies.
Arts & Craft 1 Offered: Tuesday (P1)
Arts & Craft 2 Offered: Thursday (P1)
Encourages students to explore their imagination and develop their own artistic voice through unstructured art or structured craft projects.
Music K-2 Offered: Monday (P1), Wednesday (P1)
Music 3rd-5th Offered: Monday (P2), Wednesday (P2)
Focuses on moving beyond basic theory into active creation, allowing students to apply skills to the modern music they actually listen to. Broken up into two age groups: K-2nd grade & 3rd - 5th Grade.
Offered: Monday (P1), Tuesday (P1), Wednesday (P1), Thursday (P1), Friday (P1)
Students complete assignments in a structured, supportive environment with guidance from mentors or teachers
Offered: Tuesday (P2)
Students complete writing assignments with guidance from mentors or teachers. They will also be taught the steps of writing, editing, and revision with reflection.
Math Games Club K-2 Offered: Tuesday (P1)
Math Games Club 3rd-5th Offered: Thursday (P1)
A club designed to make mathematics engaging and accessible through play. Unlike a standard classroom setting, the club focuses on hands-on activities that foster critical thinking and social interaction in a low-pressure environment.
Offered: Tuesday (P1), Thursday (P1)
An environment for students of all skill levels to learn, practice, and compete in chess while developing essential life skills. The club fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and sportsmanship through lessons, friendly matches, and tournaments.
Offered: Tuesday (P2), Thursday (P2)
A hands‑on space where students can explore their creativity, problem‑solve, and bring their ideas to life. Using building materials like LEGOs and a variety of other construction toys, club members design and build everything from simple structures to imaginative machines and miniature worlds.
Offered: Tuesday (P1)
Please only sign up if you receive an invitation from Mrs. Suarez.