Before & After School

Main Street Theater: 2:45-3:45 PM ($372)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. 

LEGO Engineering: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Instructors from Building Brains use LEGO Duplo and K’NEX educational kits to build math and science skills with our youngest engineers. Our specially designed building kits have gears, levers and pulleys. Students build simple machines that really work, while building on motor skills and confidence. Students use colors, sizes and shapes to build simple machines and then perform scientific experiments to see how they work. Several new and exciting machines are built each day. Literacy skills are improved by memorizing poems with hand motions for gears, levers and pulleys that reinforce how they work and what they do.

Mad Science: 2:45-3:45 PM ($434)

Early science education plays a crucial role in brain development and fosters a lifelong love of learning. Mad Science Pre-School captures young minds through fun, hands-on experiments that make science both exciting and accessible. From investigating heat, light, and energy to exploring the basics of chemistry and sea life, each lesson sparks curiosity and imagination, nurturing a habit of exploration—an essential mindset that drives discovery, problem-solving, and a lasting passion for learning.

Hip Hop: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Imaginations at Work: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Big stories start with little voices! In this imaginative class, young learners will become budding storytellers as they create and share their own tales, even before they can write them down. Through drawing, dictations, and playful prompts, children will explore characters, settings, and simple story structure in a way that feels natural and fun. They'll build confidence in language skills while also working on early literacy foundations like letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and beginning writing.

Creative Movement: 2:45-3:45 PM ($410) 
Join our Dance instructors for a fun-filled class utilizing different types of creative movement! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Spanish: 2:45-3:45 PM ($310)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way.

Main Street Theater: 2:45-3:45 PM ($372)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. 

Cheerleading: 2:45-3:45 PM ($397)
Does your student have energy to spare and a love for cheering others on? In this spirited class, we will introduce students to the basics of cheerleading, including motions, jumps, and chants. It’s the perfect place to build confidence, teamwork, and enthusiasm in a fun and supportive environment!

LEGO Engineering: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Instructors from Building Brains use LEGO Duplo and K’NEX educational kits to build math and science skills with our youngest engineers. Our specially designed building kits have gears, levers and pulleys. Students build simple machines that really work, while building on motor skills and confidence. Students use colors, sizes and shapes to build simple machines and then perform scientific experiments to see how they work. Several new and exciting machines are built each day. Literacy skills are improved by memorizing poems with hand motions for gears, levers and pulleys that reinforce how they work and what they do.

Creative Movement: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Join our Dance instructors for a fun-filled class utilizing different types of creative movement! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Mad Science: 2:45-3:45 PM ($434)
Early science education plays a crucial role in brain development and fosters a lifelong love of learning. Mad Science Pre-School captures young minds through fun, hands-on experiments that make science both exciting and accessible. From investigating heat, light, and energy to exploring the basics of chemistry and sea life, each lesson sparks curiosity and imagination, nurturing a habit of exploration—an essential mindset that drives discovery, problem-solving, and a lasting passion for learning.

Hip Hop: 2:45-3:45 PM ($434)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Imaginations at Work: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Big stories start with little voices! In this imaginative class, young learners will become budding storytellers as they create and share their own tales, even before they can write them down. Through drawing, dictations, and playful prompts, children will explore characters, settings, and simple story structure in a way that feels natural and fun. They'll build confidence in language skills while also working on early literacy foundations like letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and beginning writing.

Karate: 2:45-3:45 PM ($520)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs.

Spanish: 2:45-3:45 PM ($310)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way.

Little Geniuses Chess: 2:45-3:45 PM ($310) 
Can preschoolers really learn chess? You bet they can! The Knight School Little Geniuses Chess Program is a preschool chess class with an ingenious curriculum designed to exactly target, stimulate, and delight the preschool mind. Our fun chess lessons of the week—“Think a Plan and Follow It,” “Cool Kids Lose Well,” “Friends Are Always There,” “Never, Ever Cheat,” I Must Never Give Up,” and another ten like those—are just what preschoolers need to hear and want to hear. These chess lessons for kids can last a lifetime. Every child receives their very own The Knight School chess set, chess board, chess pieces, and chess tote, which is quite a cute carpool sight as they proudly carry their chess set into Pre-K every chess day!

Girls Hip Hop: 2:45-3:45 PM ($472)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Lego Engineering: 3:30-4:30 PM ($444)
Instructors from Building Brains use LEGO Duplo and K’NEX educational kits to build math and science skills with our youngest engineers. Our specially designed building kits have gears, levers and pulleys. Students build simple machines that really work, while building on motor skills and confidence. Students use colors, sizes and shapes to build simple machines and then perform scientific experiments to see how they work. Several new and exciting machines are built each day. Literacy skills are improved by memorizing poems with hand motions for gears, levers and pulleys that reinforce how they work and what they do. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Boys Hip Hop: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Imaginations at Work:2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Big stories start with little voices! In this imaginative class, young learners will become budding storytellers as they create and share their own tales, even before they can write them down. Through drawing, dictations, and playful prompts, children will explore characters, settings, and simple story structure in a way that feels natural and fun. They'll build confidence in language skills while also working on early literacy foundations like letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and beginning writing.

Chess Nuts: 3:30-4:30 PM ($555)
The Knight School brings Chess Nuts to AOS after school. This is a chess-song singing and fun introduction to chess. Chess Nuts puts on a high-energy, 45-minute chess practice in which kids play chess for Mardi Gras beads, compete weekly for one of 20 brightly-colored silicone wristbands, and look forward each week to 22 daily activities. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Karate: 2:45-3:45 PM ($489)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs.

Ballet/Jazz: 2:45-3:45 PM ($434)
Students learn the fundamentals of ballet and jazz with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital.
Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring.

Spanish: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way.

Art: 2:45-3:45 PM ($465)
Join friends for an afternoon of fun! Students create their own unique masterpieces using a wide variety of high quality art materials. Students will have a blast as they explore their creative sides and ignite their imaginations!

Cheerleading: 2:45-3:45 ($335)
Does your student have energy to spare and a love for cheering others on? In this spirited class, we will introduce students to the basics of cheerleading, including motions, jumps, and chants. It’s the perfect place to build confidence, teamwork, and enthusiasm in a fun and supportive environment!

Art with Glassell Junior School: 3:30-4:30 PM ($372)
Join friends for an afternoon of creative fun! Sharpen your drawing skills, create bigger and better sculptures, paint a masterpiece, and get your hands in clay. Develop your skills and prepare to have fun!

Ballet/Jazz: 4:00-5:00 PM ($468)
Students learn the fundamentals of ballet and jazz with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Spanish: 3:30-4:30 PM ($525)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Mad Science: 3:30-4:30 PM ($525)
Our unique approach builds a strong scientific foundation through hands-on activities and exciting demonstrations that bring science to life. In this engaging program, children explore introductory concepts in engineering, physics, and chemistry, discovering how science connects to the world around them. From bridge construction and the forces of flight to the power of air pressure, each activity is designed to spark curiosity and make learning fun. Plus, every session includes a take-home project or toy to encourage further exploration beyond the classroom. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Main Street Theater: 3:30-4:30 PM ($490)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Karate: 4:00-5:00 PM ($601)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Hip Hop: 4:00-5:00 PM ($585)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semesters in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Imaginations at Work Creative Writing: 4:00-5:00 PM  ($585)
Mrs. Katrib brings Imaginations at Work to AOS! Improve your child’s literacy skills, creativity and imagination through Imaginations at Work. During this class children are given the opportunity to engage in a variety of activities and learning experiences to build and improve vocabulary, narrative skills, and storytelling. This is a learning experience that builds self-confidence while empowering children to use their own creativity to stimulate their imaginations while building literacy skills. Mrs. Katrib enjoys inspiring children to use their imaginations while learning through meaningful activities. She enjoys sharing stories with children and listening to their own stories from their Imaginations at Work. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

The Knight School Chess: 3:15-4:30 PM ($410)
Are you looking for an after school chess program that offers an amazing combination of chess lessons, laughter, and fun chess tournaments for kids? Welcome to The Knight School! In this kid-centered classroom environment, we teach our kids every cool trick, strategy, opening, and tactic in chessdom and our kids soon learn to love and master chess and to masterfully control their classrooms, sports fields, and home lives as well! Every child receives their very own The Knight School chess set, chess board, chess pieces, and chess tote. If you are looking for grandpa's silent, snooty,  mandatory-chess-notation library, this is not the place. But if you are after a children’s chess club that will keep kids excited until the muse shows up with their chess epiphany, welcome to The Knight School!

Art with Glassell Junior School: 3:30-4:30 PM ($372)
Join friends for an afternoon of creative fun! Sharpen your drawing skills, create bigger and better sculptures, paint a masterpiece, and get your hands in clay. Develop your skills and prepare to have fun!

Mad Science: 3:30-4:30 PM ($372)
Our unique approach builds a strong scientific foundation through hands-on activities and exciting demonstrations that bring science to life. In this engaging program, children explore introductory concepts in engineering, physics, and chemistry, discovering how science connects to the world around them. From bridge construction and the forces of flight to the power of air pressure, each activity is designed to spark curiosity and make learning fun. Plus, every session includes a take-home project or toy to encourage further exploration beyond the classroom.

Cooking: 3:30-4:30 PM ($505)
If your child LOVES to cook, then our after-school program is just for them! The spring curriculum features NEW seasonal recipes, focusing on age-appropriate cooking techniques, food origins, seasonal dishes, and kitchen safety—all while having delicious, hands-on fun! Students gain self-confidence while reinforcing math, reading, science, and social skills. This class can accommodate nut allergies ONLY (egg and gluten allergies are not accommodated).

Hip Hop: 4:00-5:00 PM ($585)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Main Street Theater: 3:30-4:30 PM ($490)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Karate: 4:00-5:00 PM ($601)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Imaginations at Work Creative Writing: 4:00-5:00 PM  ($585)
Mrs. Katrib brings Imaginations at Work to AOS! Improve your child’s literacy skills, creativity and imagination through Imaginations at Work. During this class children are given the opportunity to engage in a variety of activities and learning experiences to build and improve vocabulary, narrative skills, and storytelling. This is a learning experience that builds self-confidence while empowering children to use their own creativity to stimulate their imaginations while building literacy skills. Mrs. Katrib enjoys inspiring children to use their imaginations while learning through meaningful activities. She enjoys sharing stories with children and listening to their own stories from their Imaginations at Work. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Spanish: 4:00-5:00 PM ($555)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Chess: 3:30-4:30 PM ($310)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics. Learning chess at a young age has been proven to help improve focus, strategy, and critical thinking.

Ballet & Jazz: 4:00-5:00 PM ($390)
Students learn the fundamentals of ballet and jazz with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM. 

Art with Glassell Junior School: 3:30-4:30 PM ($372)
Join friends for an afternoon of creative fun! Sharpen your drawing skills, create bigger and better sculptures, paint a masterpiece, and get your hands in clay. Develop your skills and prepare to have fun!

Hip Hop: 4:00-5:00 PM ($420)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:30 PM.

Bucket Drumming: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall trimester. Instructor: Seth Rowoldt, AOS Faculty

Cooking: 3:30-4:30 PM ($505)
If your child LOVES to cook, then our after-school program is just for them! The spring curriculum features NEW seasonal recipes, focusing on age-appropriate cooking techniques, food origins, seasonal dishes, and kitchen safety—all while having delicious, hands-on fun! Students gain self-confidence while reinforcing math, reading, science, and social skills. This class can accommodate nut allergies ONLY (egg and gluten allergies are not accommodated).

Imaginations at Work: Creative Writing: 4:00-5:00 PM ($555)
Mrs. Katrib brings Imaginations at Work to AOS! Improve your child’s literacy skills, creativity and imagination through Imaginations at Work. During this class children are given the opportunity to engage in a variety of activities and learning experiences to build and improve vocabulary, narrative skills, and storytelling. This is a learning experience that builds self-confidence while empowering children to use their own creativity to stimulate their imaginations while building literacy skills. Mrs. Katrib enjoys inspiring children to use their imaginations while learning through meaningful activities. She enjoys sharing stories with children and listening to their own stories from their Imaginations at Work. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Main Street Theater: 3:30-4:30 PM ($434)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

Ballet & Jazz: 4:30-5:30 PM ($518)
Students learn the fundamentals of ballet and jazz with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

LS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM
Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall trimester. Instructor: Seth Rowoldt, AOS Faculty

Spanish: 4:00-5:00 PM ($555)
Language Kids World is an immersive Spanish class that brings the world to your child with fun, engaging and innovative classes for children. This program incorporates fun with engaging hands-on activities, music, play, and much more! The focus of our program is to help children develop conversational skills. Children will play their way to becoming fluent in the target language through vocabulary acquisition, understanding sentence structures, and getting to use the language they are learning in a meaningful way. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Karate: 4:00-5:00 PM ($580)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Chess: 3:30-4:30 PM ($310)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics. Learning chess at a young age has been proven to help improve focus, strategy, and critical thinking.

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Art with Glassell Junior School: 3:30-4:30 PM ($372)
Join friends for an afternoon of creative fun! Sharpen your drawing skills, create bigger and better sculptures, paint a masterpiece, and get your hands in clay. Develop your skills and prepare to have fun!

Bucket Drumming: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall trimester. Instructor: Seth Rowoldt, AOS Faculty

Imaginations at Work: Creative Writing: 4:00-5:00 PM ($555)
Mrs. Katrib brings Imaginations at Work to AOS! Improve your child’s literacy skills, creativity and imagination through Imaginations at Work. During this class children are given the opportunity to engage in a variety of activities and learning experiences to build and improve vocabulary, narrative skills, and storytelling. This is a learning experience that builds self-confidence while empowering children to use their own creativity to stimulate their imaginations while building literacy skills. Mrs. Katrib enjoys inspiring children to use their imaginations while learning through meaningful activities. She enjoys sharing stories with children and listening to their own stories from their Imaginations at Work. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Hip Hop: 4:00-5:00 PM ($555)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Main Street Theater: 3:30-4:30 PM ($434)
Main Street Theater classes allow students to experience the creative process from inspiration to performance, learn the fundamentals of drama, focus on collaboration, take pride in the original plays they create, and foster a lifelong interest in the performing arts. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 3:30 PM.

LS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM
Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall trimester. Instructor: Seth Rowoldt, AOS Faculty

Fabric Arts: Nerdy Needlework: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Unleash your creativity with Ms. Alicia as you design and create your own embroidery project from start to finish! Students will explore the many functions of the Cricut program, bring their unique designs to life on fabric, and learn the basics of embroidery stitching. 

Karate: 4:00-5:00 PM ($580)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs. *This cost includes EDC between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

Chess: 3:30-4:30 PM ($310)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics. Learning chess at a young age has been proven to help improve focus, strategy, and critical thinking.

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Fabric Arts: Crocheting: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Join friends in this creative class, taught by Coach Morris, our talented crocheting artist! This class isn’t just about making beautiful pieces, it’s also a great way for students to relax, destress, and boost self-esteem. Students who learn to crochet develop patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. Crocheting offers a platform for endless creativity! Students will feel empowered to express themselves through their unique designs and creations!

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Fine Art: 3:45-4:45 PM ($372)
Get creative with Mrs. Wise in the art studio! Students participate in traditional fine art methods such as pencil, acrylic, and pastel as well as experiment with non-traditional art materials and techniques such as poured paint, alcohol inks, paper-mache, recycled material creations, polymer clay, and so much more. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Bucket Drumming: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall trimester. Instructor: Seth Rowoldt, AOS Faculty

Chess: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics.

Chapel Choir: 8:30-9:00 AM (Student Club, Free)

Quiz Bowl: 3:45-4:45 PM ($434)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. The 5th Grade Quiz Bowl class will not be competing with the AOS Quiz Bowl Team.

Hip Hop: 4:00-5:00 PM ($434)
Students learn the basics of hip hop with their favorite dance teachers! These students will learn and perform a dance for our year-end recital in May. The fall fee includes the recital and costume fee for the spring recital. Students must be enrolled in both the fall and spring semester in order to participate in the recital. To help families with this, we offer priority registration for this class for the spring. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Fabric Arts: Nerdy Needlework: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Unleash your creativity with Ms. Alicia as you design and create your own embroidery project from start to finish! Students will explore the many functions of the Cricut program, bring their unique designs to life on fabric, and learn the basics of embroidery stitching. 

Karate: 4:00-5:00 PM ($580)
Sensei Jiran Walker has over 25 years of martial arts experience and is the current Texas State Champion. Sensei Walker enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation and has taught in Houston since 1996. He focuses on self-growth and development with each student. His classes promote confidence, a positive self-image, and discipline. Please note that this registration includes an additional fee that will apply to uniforms and equipment, which will be provided based on each student's level and training needs. *This cost includes Alpha Omega between school dismissal and the start of class at 4:00 PM.

MS Boys Chorus: 7:00-7:45 AM
The Middle School Boys Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Fabric Arts: Crocheting: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Join friends in this creative class, taught by Coach Morris, our talented crocheting artist! This class isn’t just about making beautiful pieces, it’s also a great way for students to relax, destress, and boost self-esteem. Students who learn to crochet develop patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. Crocheting offers a platform for endless creativity! Students will feel empowered to express themselves through their unique designs and creations!

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Interpretation Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Interpretation Club is where students bring character, stories, and music to life! In this club, you'll learn to perform dramatic and humorous pieces as monologues or duet scenework while developing character portrayal skills. We focus on NSDA interpretation events including Dramatic, Humorous, and Duo Interpretation, as well as Poetry and Prose Reading, Impromptu, and even Lip Sync. Perfect for creative students who love storytelling and performance. No experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and we'll guide you through selecting pieces, developing characters, and mastering performance techniques. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Natalie Gray, AOS Faculty

Uber Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

Fine Art: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Get creative with Mrs. Wise in the art studio! Students participate in traditional fine art methods such as pencil, acrylic, and pastel as well as experiment with non-traditional art materials and techniques such as poured paint, alcohol inks, paper-mache, recycled material creations, polymer clay, and so much more. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Lyft Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Public Speaking & Oratory Club: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Develop your voice and confidence in our Public Speaking & Oratory Club! This program focuses on crafting and delivering powerful speeches aligned with NSDA events like Original Oratory, Informative Speaking, and Extemporaneous Speaking. Students will learn to research topics, organize compelling arguments, and present with poise and conviction. Whether you're shy or outgoing, this club provides a supportive environment to develop essential communication skills that will benefit you throughout your academic journey. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

Chess: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics.

Chapel Choir: 8:30-9:00 AM (Student Club, Free)

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Fabric Arts: Nerdy Needlework: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Unleash your creativity with Ms. Alicia as you design and create your own embroidery project from start to finish! Students will explore the many functions of the Cricut program, bring their unique designs to life on fabric, and learn the basics of embroidery stitching. Instructor: Alicia Lee, AOS Auxiliary Counselor

MS Boys Chorus: 7:00-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Boys Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Debate Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Sharpen your critical thinking in our Debate Club! This program introduces students to various NSDA debate formats including Big Questions, Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, and Congressional Debate. You'll learn how to research complex topics, construct logical arguments, anticipate opposing viewpoints, and think on your feet. Our supportive environment helps beginners develop debate fundamentals while honing research skills, logical reasoning, and respectful discourse. Join us to become a more confident, articulate, and analytical thinker! In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Fabric Arts: Crocheting: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Join friends in this creative class! This class isn’t just about making beautiful pieces, it’s also a great way for students to relax, destress, and boost self-esteem. Students who learn to crochet develop patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. Crocheting offers a platform for endless creativity! Students will feel empowered to express themselves through their unique designs and creations!

National Speech & Debate Association: Interpretation Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Interpretation Club is where students bring character, stories, and music to life! In this club, you'll learn to perform dramatic and humorous pieces as monologues or duet scenework while developing character portrayal skills. We focus on NSDA interpretation events including Dramatic, Humorous, and Duo Interpretation, as well as Poetry and Prose Reading, Impromptu, and even Lip Sync. Perfect for creative students who love storytelling and performance. No experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and we'll guide you through selecting pieces, developing characters, and mastering performance techniques. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Natalie Gray, AOS Faculty

Uber Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

Fine Art: 3:45-4:45 PM ($372)
Get creative with Mrs. Wise in the art studio! Students participate in traditional fine art methods such as pencil, acrylic, and pastel as well as experiment with non-traditional art materials and techniques such as poured paint, alcohol inks, paper-mache, recycled material creations, polymer clay, and so much more. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Spanish Culture Club: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Spanish Culture Club is an engaging and interactive space for 7th and 8th grade students to explore the rich and diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. The club goes beyond language learning to celebrate traditions, music, food, art, history, and daily life from countries across Latin America and Spain. Instructor: Luz Antolinez-Basto, AOS Faculty

Lyft Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Public Speaking & Oratory Club: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Develop your voice and confidence in our Public Speaking & Oratory Club! This program focuses on crafting and delivering powerful speeches aligned with NSDA events like Original Oratory, Informative Speaking, and Extemporaneous Speaking. Students will learn to research topics, organize compelling arguments, and present with poise and conviction. Whether you're shy or outgoing, this club provides a supportive environment to develop essential communication skills that will benefit you throughout your academic journey. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

MS Chorus: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Chess: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics.

Chapel Choir: 8:30-9:00 AM (Student Club, Free)

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Advanced Fine Art Portfolio Building:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Students have an opportunity to work on independent artwork and prepare their portfolios for contests and high school applications. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Fabric Arts: Nerdy Needlework: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Unleash your creativity with Ms. Alicia as you design and create your own embroidery project from start to finish! Students will explore the many functions of the Cricut program, bring their unique designs to life on fabric, and learn the basics of embroidery stitching. Instructor: Alicia Lee, AOS Auxiliary Counselor

MS Boys Chorus: 7:00-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Boys Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Debate Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Sharpen your critical thinking in our Debate Club! This program introduces students to various NSDA debate formats including Big Questions, Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, and Congressional Debate. You'll learn how to research complex topics, construct logical arguments, anticipate opposing viewpoints, and think on your feet. Our supportive environment helps beginners develop debate fundamentals while honing research skills, logical reasoning, and respectful discourse. Join us to become a more confident, articulate, and analytical thinker! In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Fabric Arts: Crocheting: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Join friends in this creative class! This class isn’t just about making beautiful pieces, it’s also a great way for students to relax, destress, and boost self-esteem. Students who learn to crochet develop patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. Crocheting offers a platform for endless creativity! Students will feel empowered to express themselves through their unique designs and creations!

Uber Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Interpretation Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Interpretation Club is where students bring character, stories, and music to life! In this club, you'll learn to perform dramatic and humorous pieces as monologues or duet scenework while developing character portrayal skills. We focus on NSDA interpretation events including Dramatic, Humorous, and Duo Interpretation, as well as Poetry and Prose Reading, Impromptu, and even Lip Sync. Perfect for creative students who love storytelling and performance. No experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and we'll guide you through selecting pieces, developing characters, and mastering performance techniques. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Natalie Gray, AOS Faculty

Fine Art: 3:45-4:45 PM ($372)
Get creative with Mrs. Wise in the art studio! Students participate in traditional fine art methods such as pencil, acrylic, and pastel as well as experiment with non-traditional art materials and techniques such as poured paint, alcohol inks, paper-mache, recycled material creations, polymer clay, and so much more. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Spanish Culture Club: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Spanish Culture Club is an engaging and interactive space for 7th and 8th grade students to explore the rich and diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. The club goes beyond language learning to celebrate traditions, music, food, art, history, and daily life from countries across Latin America and Spain. Instructor: Luz Antolinez-Basto, AOS Faculty

Lyft Quiz Bowl: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Quiz Bowl is a game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, popular culture, sports, and more. The defining feature of Quiz Bowl is the use of a buzzer system that lets players interrupt the reading of a question when they know the answer. This element adds a dimension of confidence, anticipation, and rapid recall to a game about knowing facts. Academic Quiz Bowl Teams compete across Houston, the state, and even nationally. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Rebecca Morgan, AOS faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Public Speaking & Oratory Club: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Develop your voice and confidence in our Public Speaking & Oratory Club! This program focuses on crafting and delivering powerful speeches aligned with NSDA events like Original Oratory, Informative Speaking, and Extemporaneous Speaking. Students will learn to research topics, organize compelling arguments, and present with poise and conviction. Whether you're shy or outgoing, this club provides a supportive environment to develop essential communication skills that will benefit you throughout your academic journey. In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

MS Chorus: 7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Chess: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Game Think offers chess lessons to students of all skill levels and encourages fair and friendly play. On day one, overall skill is assessed, and students are placed into appropriate groups. The following lessons ensure that every student has a solid grasp of the fundamentals of chess: piece movement, piece value, setting up the board, and basic algebraic notation. From there, students learn basic checkmates, opening strategies, and tactics.

Chapel Choir: 8:30-9:00 AM (Student Club, Free)

MS Chorus:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

Advanced Fine Art Portfolio Building:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Students have an opportunity to work on independent artwork and prepare their portfolios for contests and high school applications. Instructor: Meredith Wise, AOS Faculty

Fabric Arts: Nerdy Needlework: 3:45-4:45 PM ($465)
Unleash your creativity with Ms. Alicia as you design and create your own embroidery project from start to finish! Students will explore the many functions of the Cricut program, bring their unique designs to life on fabric, and learn the basics of embroidery stitching. Instructor: Alicia Lee, AOS Auxiliary Counselor

MS Boys Chorus: 7:00-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
The Middle School Boys Chorus is a non-audition vocal ensemble open to all skill levels. The Chorus learns proper vocal technique, ear training, sight-singing, and performance skills. The repertoire is very diverse, ranging from classical to contemporary music. Student Clubs are a full-year commitment, and registration opens only for the fall semester. Instructor: Ray Rhoads, AOS Faculty

National Speech & Debate Association: Debate Club:  7:05-7:45 AM (Student Club, Free)
Sharpen your critical thinking in our Debate Club! This program introduces students to various NSDA debate formats including Big Questions, Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, and Congressional Debate. You'll learn how to research complex topics, construct logical arguments, anticipate opposing viewpoints, and think on your feet. Our supportive environment helps beginners develop debate fundamentals while honing research skills, logical reasoning, and respectful discourse. Join us to become a more confident, articulate, and analytical thinker! In person Saturday competitions throughout the school year. Instructor: Alicia Mac, AOS Faculty

Fencing: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Fencing is the sport of knights, pirates, and Jedi. Houston Sword Sports teaches students to move like a fencer, wield a sword, and compete with classmates. Every opponent is a new puzzle to solve, and every day students learn new ways to solve those puzzles. Fencing fosters creativity, self-discipline, physical and mental quickness, and good sportsmanship.

Fabric Arts: Crocheting: 3:45-4:45 PM ($310)
Join friends in this creative class! This class isn’t just about making beautiful pieces, it’s also a great way for students to relax, destress, and boost self-esteem. Students who learn to crochet develop patience, perseverance, and problem-solving skills. Crocheting offers a platform for endless creativity! Students will feel empowered to express themselves through their unique designs and creations!

For questions about the UCAL program, please reach out to our campus administrators: Sonia Garcia, srgarcia@aoshouston.org or Christian Begg, cbegg@aoshouston.org.

Approximate Season Dates: February 14-May 9

Team practice is held once a week on the weekend.

*Practice times coming soon

Each team must have at least two coaches. Please consider volunteering! Parents may sign up as volunteer coaches through the ARCH registration website during the registration of their child.

For questions about the UCAL program, please reach out to our campus administrators: Sonia Garcia, srgarcia@aoshouston.org or Christian Begg, cbegg@aoshouston.org.

Approximate Season Dates: February 14-May 9

Game & Practice schedule is as follows:

• PK: practices are on Thursdays after 4:30 for 45 minutes. Games will be played on the weekend.

• K: Practices are on Tuesdays after 4:30 for 45 minutes. Games will be played on the weekend.

• 1st-5th: Practices are held on the weekend. Games will be during the week.

Each team must have at least two coaches. Please consider volunteering! Parents may sign up as volunteer coaches through the ARCH registration website during the registration of their child.