Please note that some After-School Enrichment is on hold or tentative for the 2021-2022 school year due to COVID restrictions.
2021-2022 Enrichment Flyer

 

David Lubin After School Academy (DLASA)

Your child can participate in additional STEAM enrichment opportunities through our after-school After School Academy Program. Operating in the fall and spring, 4-6 weeks classes are offered in subjects like knitting, photography, dance, chess, engineering, sports and theater.

If you are interested in leading a DLASA class on a subject of your choice, please email lubinptg@gmail.com.

This program is supported by the Parent Teacher Group (PTG) and the principal, staff and teachers.


STEAM Night

STEAM Night is a fun, FREE David Lubin Community Event that highlights all things STEAM!  This is an evening of hands-on activities for students and their families to complete together that also raise awareness of the importance of science, technology, engineering, art, and math in students’ daily lives.  This event includes activities and displays, both from our families, teachers, and the community, that represent a variety of science disciplines and applications that relate to the sciences.

This program is supported by the Parent Teacher Group (PTG) and the principal, staff and teachers.


Yearbook/Photojournalism

Children in grades 4-6 can participate as photojournalists for the yearbook, capturing life on campus through the lens of the camera and submitting their efforts for David Lubin’s  yearbook. The photojournalists meet monthly after school to discuss photo assignments and to learn about photography through instruction on subjects such as lighting, framing and composition. They end their year better photographers than they started and excited about their participation in the yearbook process.


Talent Show

Annually, students can show off their talents by participating in our Talent Show, a David Lubin tradition. Your aspiring singer, performer, musician, dancer or comedian performs for students and parents alike.


Girls on the Run and Runnin’ for Rhett

Girls on the Run is dedicated to creating a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams. Meeting twice a week in small teams of 8-20 girls, certified volunteer coaches teach life skills through dynamic, interactive lessons and running games. The 24-lesson curriculum includes three parts: understanding ourselves, valuing relationships and teamwork and understanding how we connect with and shape the world at large. This culminates in participation in a 5K run which all the girls may participate. Program open to girls in 3rd to 5th grade.

Runnin’ for Rhett dedicated to inspiring and enabling youth to Move into Life through their after school running program where they train with and educate students on the value, benefits, and fun associated with adopting a healthy lifestyle. Program is open to students in all grades.


Sacramento Theatre Company

This in-school residency program give students a chance to engage in theatre education. The program is tailored to the educational needs of David Lubin. Drama education offerings include, but are not limited to, college and career readiness, 21st century skills, Common Core ELA curricula, STEM, parent-community involvement, youth development, social-emotional learning, healthy living, community advisories, and mentoring. Because STC is committed to a harmonious, seamless partnership, we make every effort to align with School Districts’ strategic initiatives.