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Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Tuesdays after school in the Red Room.

Are you a fan of random trivia? Join us for Trivia Club! Trivia of many categories and trivia submitted by you is waiting for  players. We hope you will participate in a fun-filled club! Meet new peers in your school community as you engage in exploring the world through trivia. Wednesdays at Lunch.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods. We will meet most Thursdays after school in the Orange Room.

Work together to publish a school magazine, with features, art, creative writing, and more. Magazine club is a chance to express yourself, hone writing your skills, and practice collaboration in a non-judgmental setting. Every other Friday at lunch in the Red Room.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Tuesdays after school in the Red Room.

Are you a fan of random trivia? Join us for Trivia Club! Trivia of many categories and trivia submitted by you is waiting for  players. We hope you will participate in a fun-filled club! Meet new peers in your school community as you engage in exploring the world through trivia. Wednesdays at Lunch.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods. We will meet most Thursdays after school in the Orange Room.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Tuesdays after school in the Red Room.

Are you a fan of random trivia? Join us for Trivia Club! Trivia of many categories and trivia submitted by you is waiting for  players. We hope you will participate in a fun-filled club! Meet new peers in your school community as you engage in exploring the world through trivia. Wednesdays at Lunch.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods. We will meet most Thursdays after school in the Orange Room.

Work together to publish a school magazine, with features, art, creative writing, and more. Magazine club is a chance to express yourself, hone writing your skills, and practice collaboration in a non-judgmental setting. Every other Friday at lunch in the Red Room.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Tuesdays after school in the Red Room.

Are you a fan of random trivia? Join us for Trivia Club! Trivia of many categories and trivia submitted by you is waiting for  players. We hope you will participate in a fun-filled club! Meet new peers in your school community as you engage in exploring the world through trivia. Wednesdays at Lunch.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, Dungeons and Dragons games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Dungeons and Dragons Club members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination. Mondays in the blue and green room at lunch. And Thursdays in the blue room 3:50 to 4:50

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods. We will meet most Thursdays after school in the Orange Room.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Writing club is a new opportunity to explore your interest in — or even just curiosity about — creative writing with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. You can work on and share fiction, poetry, diary writing, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write! Most Tuesdays at lunch.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition. Tuesdays after school in the Blue Room.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SA+ community. Fridays at Lunch.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Orange Shirt Day is a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission (SJM) Residential School (1891-1981) Commemoration Project and Reunion events that took place in Williams Lake, BC, Canada, in May 2013. This project was the vision of Esketemc (Alkali Lake) Chief Fred Robbins, who is a former student himself. It brought together former students and their families from the Secwepemc, Tsilhqot’in, Southern Dakelh and St’at’imc Nations along with the Cariboo Regional District, the Mayors and municipalities, School Districts and civic organizations in the Cariboo Region.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Instead of being powered by a computer or gaming console, role playing games unfold in the minds of a group of people through shared storytelling. Rather than quietly staring at a screen and clicking buttons on a controller, the YMCA Academy Adventure Academy members cooperatively scour maps, lay out plans, brainstorm solutions, and tackle enemies all through the power of imagination.

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

This is a club where members can share their love and knowledge of photography. We will be exploring the different techniques and functions of cameras. All students are welcome even if they do not own a manual or film camera, because cell phones cameras are sufficient to join our club.

Science Club (The Mindfulness of Science) is an opportunity to socialize with your peers engaging in science experiments. If you enjoy exploding colours and investigating our world, please feel welcome to drop-in! We will also participate in mindfulness activities related to connecting with our sensory environment. Please always feel welcome to join as we design creative experiments!

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Writing Club is a new opportunity to share your love of, or even just curiosity about, creative writing with others in a supportive environment. You can work with and get feedback on fiction, poetry, songs, comics, or whatever you want to write!

Are you interested in working out, but don’t really know where to start? This club is for you! This club is about moving your body, getting strong, and learning about different ways to live a healthy active life. You will learn about gym etiquette, strength training, and cardio. (Please note, it isn’t a workout class, but there are many of those available at the gym at the YMCA as well!)

All students are welcome to participate in the student-led media production club. We will explore different media forms, such as video, publications, games, arts and music. As a team together we will decide what project we will pursue throughout the school year and share our production with the school community.

An opportunity for students to get together and enjoy playing a variety of games cooperatively and competitively. It gives students an opportunity to meet new peers, make friends, work together and engage in some friendly competition.

A safe place to discuss topics and challenges related to the LGBTQ2SIA+ community and its allies. We will strive to create leadership in the school community and foster open discussion. Topic discussions and activities will be planned and led by students, supported by staff who are members of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community.

Homework club is an opportunity for students to receive additional support with their classwork after school. Homework club is also a great chance to get together to work on group projects or connect with other students in your classes to collaborate on school work.

Cooking Club is an after-school activity where students come together to prepare and cook a meal or snack. You get the chance to practice important kitchen skills, hang out with peers and of course try delicious foods.

Similar to Dungeons and Dragons, the RPG club seeks to engage a group of individuals in co-operative storytelling. The system is simple enough for anyone, but complex enough to keep people familiar with Dungeons and Dragons interested. If you wish to play a version closer to what they play in Stranger Things, potential members may be interested in this club.

Orange Shirt Day is a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission (SJM) Residential School (1891-1981) Commemoration Project and Reunion events that took place in Williams Lake, BC, Canada, in May 2013. This project was the vision of Esketemc (Alkali Lake) Chief Fred Robbins, who is a former student himself. It brought together former students and their families from the Secwepemc, Tsilhqot’in, Southern Dakelh and St’at’imc Nations along with the Cariboo Regional District, the Mayors and municipalities, School Districts and civic organizations in the Cariboo Region.

Orange Shirt Day is a legacy of the St. Joseph Mission (SJM) Residential School (1891-1981) Commemoration Project and Reunion events that took place in Williams Lake, BC, Canada, in May 2013. This project was the vision of Esketemc (Alkali Lake) Chief Fred Robbins, who is a former student himself. It brought together former students and their families from the Secwepemc, Tsilhqot’in, Southern Dakelh and St’at’imc Nations along with the Cariboo Regional District, the Mayors and municipalities, School Districts and civic organizations in the Cariboo Region.