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School-Day Clubs
Mountain Sage clubs include school-day clubs and afterschool clubs. These take on a new shape each school year, depending on the skills and expertise of our staff and family community, but they are always focused on community, connection, and having fun. This page is updated as programs become available, so please check back often. Questions? Email Holly Bandong via [email protected] or Messages in ParentSquare.

Afterschool Clubs

Art Club by Wild Roots Studio
When: Thursdays | 3:45–5:00 PM
Fall Art Session Starts: September 10
Winter Solstice Session Starts: November 12
Who: Grades K-5th, 6th-8th grade helpers, run by Wild Roots
Fee: $208 per child for an 8 week session
Through art, nature, and hands-on learning, students are encouraged to expand their creativity, build confidence, and cultivate a meaningful relationship with themselves, one another and the world around them.

Chess Club by Chessmates
When: Wednesdays | 4:00–5:00 PM
Starts: September 16- December 16
Who: Grades 1-5, run by Chessmates
Fee: $144 for Fall Semester
Chess Club is open to 1st-5th grade levels. Whether your child is new to the game or already a budding strategist, this club is a great way to grow their skills.

LEGO Club by Play-Well TEKnologies
When: Tuesdays | 4:00–5:00 PM
Session 1 : September 22- October 27
Session 2 Starts: November 3- December 15
Who: Grades K-5, run by Play-Well
Fee: Session 1- $110 and Session 2- $132
Build, explore, and play in LEGO Club, designed for younger students in grades K–5. Two fall sessions are available:

Science Club by Mountain Sage
When: Mondays | 4:00–5:00 PM
Starts: Late September
Who: Mx. Hokamp
Fee: TBD
Description coming soon!

Ukulele Club by Mountain Sage
When: TBD
Who: Grades 5-8, run by Mountain Sage
Fee: TBD
School-Day Clubs

Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
Who: Grades 6th-8th, facilitated by staff members
Fee: None
The gender and sexuality alliance, or GSA, is a middle school group that meets weekly, to learn, share, and discuss the stories, experiences, and issues of the LGBTQ+ community. Students are welcome to attend the entire session, and/or part of it.
Learn more about the importance of GSA's here.