Enrichment

Chess Wizards
Join Chess Wizards this year for challenging chess lessons, exciting tournaments, fun, team activities, and more! If you’re brand-new to chess, we’ll teach you the basics and get you playing right away. If you’re a seasoned checkmate artist, we’ll show you new ways to let your creativity show on the chess board. Click here for more information.

Girls and Boys Cub Scouts (K-5):
Sign Up Carnival: September 12th, 6:30 - 7:45 pm at St. Andrews UMC. Learn more about Cub Scouts in this Pack 870 brochure and at http://pack870.us.

Landsharks
Landsharks Running Club is a non-competitive youth program to introduce running to young athletes in a safe and fun environment. The focus is on self-improvement, being an encouraging teammate, and making new friends. The Fall Cross Country series is a fun-based program led by Chris Hines and is open to kindergarten through 6th-grade students. A team t-shirt, for an additional $16.00, is required if this is your first season running. Practices consist of running games and workouts with a strong focus on fun. Click here for registration details.

Robotics Club
Students will learn about 3D design, modeling, printing, engineering and robotics, and coding in Minecraft.  STEAM concepts with real-world problems and hands-on learning.  Students will be taught by award-winning teachers who are passionate about teaching and helping students learn.  Plus, opportunity to participate in high-end coding and robotics competitions. More information here.

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STEMblazers is Now Open for Registration: 8th - 12 graders
Registration for STEMblazers is now open to students in grades 8-12. In Douglas County, this unique opportunity is only available at our campus. Join students, teachers, and professionals who work in the STEM industry for afternoon meetings centered on career exploration, preparation for college and careers, and engineering challenges. Register here: https://www.stemblazers.org/register

Cub Scouts
Scouts BSA Troop 114G (Girls ages 10-17 or grades 5th - 11th)
RVSP to come to any of our weekly meetings @troop114girls@gmail.com
Learn more @Troop 114G trooponefourteengirls.com

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Choir Club
The choir club is for students who want to explore more singing opportunities and more difficult music.  Depending on the time of year, we will explore different genres of music and sing at choir concerts. Contact Mrs. Schnell for more details.

Cornhole Club
Cornhole Club is an engaging, fun interest club for anyone interested in learning about the popular sport of cornhole or sharing their passion for this game. Members of this club come together to engage in friendly competition and socialize. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, a cornhole interest club is a great way to connect with others who share your love of this exciting and addictive game. Contact Mr. Coutu for more information.

Strength and Conditioning Club-Prerequisite: Passed the Strength and Conditioning Class at SVAStrength Club is intended to give students who have completed the Strength and Conditioning course a means of continuing the program learned during class.  Strength Club is also an opportunity for students to try new ideas and movements if they wish.  Serious work is expected, and all members of Strength Club must be working with a program.  Lifting for strength with a barbell is a life skill. Join the club to continue building a strong life! Contact Mr. Ramsey with questions. 

Stemblazers
Registration for STEMblazers is now open to students in grades 8-12. In Douglas County, this unique opportunity is only available at our campus. Join students, teachers, and professionals who work in the STEM industry for afternoon meetings centered on career exploration, preparation for college and careers, and engineering challenges. Register here: https://www.stemblazers.org/register 

Swifties Club 
Swifties club is a place for Taylor Swift lovers at SVA. We will express our love by analyzing her best work (all of it), looking at her eras, albums, best performances, etc.  Contact Ms. Stewart for more information. 

Table Top Club
Club to play board games and card games with a consistent group of people. Also, learn to play and enjoy new games. Contact Mr. Brackney for more information. 

Design and Engineering Club
Students will meet to work on individual group competitions and full-club projects. Members will build their critical thinking skills, teamwork, and creative abilities through restrictions and specific limitations/modifications. Members will also use 3D or 2D designing tools to plan and design their creations, conceptually or before building or 3D printing. Contact Mrs. Christensen for more information. 

CO-Ed Volleyball
A co-ed volleyball club where anyone can come and learn about and play the sport. Contact Mrs. Dove for more information. 

REACH 
This club’s purpose is to build community within the school. It is not exclusive to anyone, and everyone is welcome. We will be doing Bible Study and fun activities. Contact Mrs. Dove for more information.

Junior Classical League
An SVA chapter of the Junior Classical League with additional Colorado Junior Classical League membership. Contact Mr. Liska for more information. 

Poker Club
This club aims to be a way for people to band around a hobby, encourage friendly competition, teach people new card games such as BlackJack and give opportunities to learn counting cards. Contact Mrs. Touhey for more information. 

The Cheesy Games Club
Eat cheese. Play games. Contact Mrs. Lui for more information. 

Spanish Conversation and Culture
The club will meet 1-2 times per week to practice oral, more casual, and friendly Spanish. The goal is to speak the entire meeting in Spanish only with minimal conversation prompts. 2-3 times per month, there will also be a culture day learning about specific Spanish-speaking countries and regions. Contact Mrs. Lui for more information.

S.B.O.P. (SkyView Bureau of Psychology)
This club will focus on organizing psychology-themed events each month and encourage service learning opportunities with a psychology focus. Open to all, this club will be an inclusive space for people interested in and passionate about psychology! Contact Mrs. Schuman for more information. 

Debate Club, O’Connor Ambassadors
The O'Connor Ambassadors Civics & Debate Club for 9th through 12th-grade high school students promote civil discourse, civics education, and civic engagement. Leaders in the making, O'Connor Ambassadors set examples and encourage their peers to be active participants in our democracy. Contact Stephanie Christian at steph293@aol.com (parent sponsor) for more information.

Reading Buddies
Reading Buddies gives high school students the opportunity to read to our preschool friends. It helps to build a strong PK-12 relationship, promotes literacy and reading engagement, and lasting, positive connections. High school students will receive 1 hour of community service each time they participate. Contact Mrs. Drazek for more information. 

Literary Magazine Club: The Write Way
This club allows high school students to learn to edit, peer review, and help publish student work for high school. Additionally, members of the club helped design the website and learn to continue this magazine for years to come. 

Cub Scouts
Scouts BSA Troop 114G (Girls ages 10-17 or grades 5th - 11th)
RVSP to come to any of our weekly meetings @troop114girls@gmail.com
Learn more @Troop 114G trooponefourteengirls.com