AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
NEW! Dragons Behind the Scenes
For 5th-8th Grade
This afterschool program is for 5th-8th grade students interested in building props, set pieces, and costumes for Drama productions, Recycled Art shows, and LARP (Live-Action Role Play). We will work with family volunteers and staff members to accomplish project-based needs for upcoming performances. Students will get to work with various art supplies and even some power tools, learning the ins and outs of the production team. Examples of projects include building stage flats for sets, sewing costume pieces & accessories, painting scenery landscapes, and constructing various prop pieces.
We are also interested in bringing in some guest artists and volunteers to help us with target projects. Please contact sam@santafeschool.org to volunteer.
Mondays 3:45-5:15 $240
If your child is currently enrolled in Monday Aftercare and would like to register for this program, there is only an additional $24 fee.
Soccer with Eddy
For 1st-4th Grade
Join Eddy and your friends after school to play soccer! This program provides students the opportunity to play and learn about soccer, get bodies moving and engage them in teamwork.
Wednesdays 3:30-4:30 $375
Class is currently full. To be added to the waitlist, please contact the office@santafeschool.org.
Marimba with Daniel
For 1st-6th Grade
Daniel’s classes focus mainly on learning traditional and contemporary repertoire from and inspired by the people of Zimbabwe. Students will also learn rhythmic and melodic fundamentals that can be applied to any style of music. Children do not need any background in music to join this afterschool music group. Marimba is a great way to get children connected to rhythm and movement as they also learn to work together as an ensemble.
1st-6th Grade: Mondays 3:30-4:30 $300
Class is currently full. To be added to the waitlist, please contact the office@santafeschool.org.
Fiber Arts with Jessica
Wednesdays 3:45-5:15 $420
Tang Soo Do with Hellen
For Grades 3rd-6th
Tang Soo Do is a traditional Korean martial art that teaches punching, kicking, self-defense skills and forms. At its foundation are the seven tenets of tang soo do: integrity, concentration, perseverance, respect and obedience, humility, self-control, and indomitable spirit. Benefits of tang soo do training include self-confidence and self-esteem, physical fitness and balance, discipline and respect, all while having fun and building friendships.
Hellen Adcock has been practicing tang soo do for five years and is a cho dan (first degree black belt). She is an instructor under Master Bruce Finger at Raven Tang Soo Do in Santa Fe, NM. She has experience working with elementary and middle school students, and is basic life support (BLS) certified.
Thursdays 3:30-4:30 $375
Piano with Kirsten
For 1st – 8th Grade
Piano lessons offer your child an opportunity to develop musicality, fine motor control, personal expression, self-discipline, and positive self-esteem, along with the ability to overcome challenges through problem solving, persistence, and dedication. Learn the basics of note reading, piano technique, and music theory. Find joy and meaning in the music as well as in the process of learning to play the piano.
Kirsten Lawson has been teaching for 15 years in Santa Fe and this will be her 10th year at Arts & Sciences. She is a classically trained pianist with a bachelor’s degree in arts with a focus on music from Antioch College and a musical theater performance certificate from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.
Tuesdays Cost: $181.90 per month (paid to Kirsten)
To Register for Piano Lessons, contact Kirsten directly for time slots available and payment. 505-310-2682 or stroicielka@gmail.com
