Bring ideas to life in this hands-on 3D Printing & Design Camp! Participants will learn the basics of 3D printing technology, digital design principles, and problem‑solving while building creativity, confidence, and real-world STEM skills. Using beginner-friendly 3D modeling software, campers will design their own projects—from custom keychains and toys to useful tools—and watch them come to life on a 3D printer No prior experience is necessary—just curiosity and a willingness to create!

Jump into an exciting new school year with all-new lessons! Whether you're a new or returning student, the Engineering For Kids Jr. Engineering/STEM Club offers hands-on, engaging activities each week to spark curiosity and creativity. Students will explore engineering concepts while developing essential 21st-century skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork—building confidence to tackle challenges in and out of the classroom. Join us for one session or the whole series and start engineering your future today!

Girl Talk is a club where girls and friends can meet together to find strength to become empowered young women, learn new skills, and have a safe community to grow into the person they want to be.

Students can stay after school and participate in a variety of activities. Clubs are student-led, staff will be available to supervise the space and provide simple materials. Activities available: Mondays Art - Drawing - sketchbook/markers/colored pencils/watercolors LEGO Tuesdays Dungeons and Dragons Ping Pong Wednesdays Chess Thursdays Magic: The Gathering Card Game Pickleball Friday UNO/Card games Questions - contact Chris Lammers - clamme@district16.org

Join us after school for some cooking fun! We will explore different foods and cooking techniques and at the end enjoy a tasty snack!

Middle Grades Knowledge Bowl competitions are interdisciplinary academic contests for students in grades 6-8. During each contest, teams of students compete in written and oral rounds by answering questions related to all areas of learning. Questions test students' recall, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. Knowledge Bowl competition provides a format for student growth centered on academics. Teams consist of up to six students (6 competing in the written round and 5 competing in each oral round). There is one written round and three oral rounds. More information can be found at: https://sparkpath.org/mgkb/ Meet Dates: TBD Team is open to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.

Show off your math skills! Mr. Walsh will lead practice once a week and the team will participate in meets against other schools. Registration for 6th grade will open Sept 14.