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Langston Hughes Middle School After-School Program Schedule 2019-2020 Langston Hughes Middle School After-School Program Schedule 2019-2020 CLUB LOCATION SPONSOR DAY SESSION CLUB DESCRIPTION BOOK CLUB E19 Mrs. K MONDAY A Fun books to read and hang with students of like interest. LANGSTON HUGHES TIMES 128 Pollack MONDAY A Our Langston Hughes Community monthly newsletter. TOAST CLUB H31 Burke MONDAY A Tutorials, Organization, AVID Strategies, Study Skills and Team Building. Provide you the skills and strategies to help you succeed while eating toast! YEARBOOK 123 Hailfinger MONDAY A Help design, create, edit the school yearbook BASKETBALL CLUB GYM DeSouza MONDAY AB Intramural basketball league HOMEWORK CLUB MEDIA Batkins MONDAY AB Great place to work on homework in small groups to collaborate on projects. CENTER STEM LAB E18 Cloud MONDAY AB This is an open lab for independent projects using our 3D prints and engineering challenges. VIDEO GAMES CLUB E17 RCC MONDAY AB Parents - This club is designed to develop 21st century skills used in industries such as medical, military and space. Students- Switch, Smash Brothers ...need I say more? APPIAN BOARD GAME 130 Alire MONDAY AB Sponsored by Appian, have fun learning strategy games and competing in three game CLUB meetups scheduled with local schools. CHESS 130 Alire MONDAY AB Basic instruction, strategy development, competition. STEP CAFETERIA Turner MONDAY AB Students will learn to work collaboratively and creatively in a team. Excellence in practice, time management, and valuing team mates will be stressed. Always imitated but never duplicated. FTC ROBOTICS 145 Davis MONDAY AB Join our FIRST Tech Challenge Robotic team. MATH COUNTS B5 Markley MONDAY AB Our competitive math team. This is a great opportunity to pursue your interest in math ART CLUB 142 Dolmat MONDAY AB Have fun showing your creativity using several mediums to create fun projects Langston Hughes Middle School After-School Program Schedule 2019-2020 FCCLA 139 DeHart MONDAY AB Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is a nonprofit national career and technical student organization for young men and women in Family and Consumer Sciences education. TUESDAY SESSIONS HOMEWORK CAFETERIA Kyle TUESDAY AB (NO LATE BUS) IMPROV LECTURE Cosgrove TUESDAY AB This club has all the bells and whistles...literally! Have fun, make friends and enjoy challenges HALL (NO LATE BUS) that make you think on your feet! SOCCER GYM Desouza TUESDAY AB Have fun playing indoor soccer in a “winner stays on” format with friends. (NO LATE BUS) STEM LAB E18 Cloud TUESDAY AB This is an open lab for independent projects using our 3D prints and engineering challenges. (NO LATE BUS) WEDNESDAY SESSIONS K-POP D15 Jung WEDNESDAY A K-Pop Club welcomes everyone who is a fan or wants to learn more about K-pop (Korean Pop Culture). We will come together in a safe environment and share various topics such as K-pop, K-drama, Korean food, and Korean fashion, and even learn some Korean. KARAOKE LECTURE Desouza WEDNESDAY A Have fun singing with friends. Earplugs not included, though recommended if Mr. Kyle sings. HALL STUDENT ATHLETE 101 GYM Braxton/ WEDNESDAY A This club is for young males and females that enjoy playing various sports/activities in teams, Desouza or as an individual. Students discuss what it means to be a student-athlete and how to productively manage their time. Get points and tips to take advantage of being a student-athlete regardless of your sport, in the classroom, on the field/court, and after graduation. Students will participate in several sports throughout the year with their peers and learn how to be good teammates and compete, all while learning to be humble in the process. WELLNESS WARRIORS 119 Jackson WEDNESDAY AB The wellness warriors is a club focused on emotional and mental balance through meditation, mindfulness, counseling and yoga practices. Langston Hughes Middle School After-School Program Schedule 2019-2020 HOMEWORK CLUB MEDIA Batkins WEDNESDAY AB Great place to work on homework in small groups to collaborate on projects. CENTER ANIME A4 Momplaisir WEDNESDAY AB Students participate in activities that center around their love for all things ANIME. VIDEO GAMES CLUB E17 RCC WEDNESDAY AB Parents - This club is designed to develop 21st century skills used in industries such as medical, military and space. Students- Switch, Smash Brothers ...need I say more? STEP CAFETERIA Turner WEDNESDAY AB Students will learn to work collaboratively and creatively in a team. Excellence in practice, time management, and valuing team mates will be stressed. Always imitated but never duplicated. CAPITAL ONE CODERS 139 DeHart WEDNESDAY AB This is a 10-week program designed to expose students to technology and software engineering. This is a hands-on learning experience. Students MUST commit to all sessions. ​ ​ FTC ROBOTICS 145 Davis WEDNESDAY AB Join our FIRST Tech Challenge Robotic team. ART CLUB 142 Dolmat WEDNESDAY AB Have fun showing your creativity using several mediums to create fun projects. STEM LAB E18 Cloud WEDNESDAY AB This is an open lab for independent projects using our 3D prints and engineering challenges. ARDUINO ROBOTICS 131 Lembo WEDNESDAY B This is a new club designed to explore using Arduinos to create technology such as robots. TUTORING MEDIA SLHS WEDNESDAY B CENTER THURSDAY SESSIONS LANGSTON HUGHES 128 Thomas THURSDAY A Passionate students who engage in actions that will protect and preserve the Earth from ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY threats such as climate change, deforestation, and species extinction. Their motto: “Little Ideas, Big Impacts.” BRAIN GAMES D13 Benedict THURSDAY A Exercise your brain with games that cause you to work on processing, all while having fun and making new friends. Langston Hughes Middle School After-School Program Schedule 2019-2020 UNITY SQUAD 120 Turner THURSDAY AB Multicultural club that will create activities that celebrate the different cultures in the school. DESIGN CLUB 142 DeHart/ THURSDAY AB This is an exciting fusion of art and technology. Guaranteed to be a unique inspiring Dolmat experience. STEM LAB E18 Cloud THURSDAY AB This is an open lab for independent projects using our 3D prints and engineering challenges. ROTC E20 Peterson THURSDAY AB Find the Leader in you. This club is designed to provide students with the skills needed to become Leaders in their community. VIDEO GAMES CLUB E17 RCC THURSDAY AB Parents - Designed to develop 21st century skills used in industries such as medical, military and space. Students- Switch, Smash Brothers ...need I say more? BASKETBALL CLUB GYM DeSouza THURSDAY AB Intramural basketball league. DANCE CAFETERIA Yoli (Reston THURSDAY B Come prepared to dance to the latest songs. Teen Center) FRIDAY SESSIONS CYBER PATRIOT 139 DeHart FRIDAY AB The national youth cyber defense competition is an online, tournament-structured event in (NO LATE BUS) which teams of 2-6 students are scored on how well they identify and secure known vulnerabilities on a virtual network. INDOOR SOCCER GYM Desouza FRIDAY AB Have fun playing indoor soccer in a “winner stays on” format with friends. (NO LATE BUS) STEM LAB E18 Cloud FRIDAY AB This is an open lab for independent projects using our 3D prints and engineering challenges. (NO LATE BUS) COMICS & ANIMATION E20 Monroy FRIDAY AB Have fun drawing comics and experimenting with “stop motion” movie making. (NO LATE BUS) .
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