From daily Qur'an halaqas to robotics, debate, and art, our after-school program gives every student a place to belong and a skill to grow.
Clubs meet weekly after school; halaqas run during the week as part of our Islamic studies rhythm. Students may join more than one.
Small-group memorization and tajweed circles led by our Islamic studies staff, grouped by level.
Learn moreAn after-school extension of the STEM lab for students who want to go further with building and code.
Learn moreWeekly practice in argument, research, and confident speaking, with inter-school debate meets.
Learn moreTraditional Arabic calligraphy alongside drawing, painting, and mixed-media projects.
Learn moreCasual and competitive play for beginners through advanced players, with a spring tournament.
Learn moreElected student representatives who plan events and bring student ideas to school leadership.
Learn moreShared interests turn into lasting friendships across grade levels.
Halaqas anchor the week in Qur'an and reflection, not just academics.
Older students take on real responsibility running clubs and events.
From chess to calligraphy, there's a low-pressure way for every student to get involved.
Halaqas run during the school week as part of Islamic studies periods. Most clubs meet once or twice a week after dismissal.
Most clubs are free. A few clubs with materials or competition travel involved carry a modest supply fee, listed at sign-up.
Yes — students can propose a new club to the Student Life office with a staff sponsor and a rough weekly plan.
Our Student Life team can walk your family through this term's full club and halaqa schedule.
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