Laurel School happily offers enriched, supervised after school care and classes for children in Early Learners through Eighth Grade from dismissal until 6:00 p.m., on days when school is in session. In order to provide the appropriate setting for each student, the programs are offered by grade level.

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  • M-F: Supervised Play [Early Learners-Grade 4]

    Dates: August 21, 2019 - May 29, 2020
    Day: Monday - Friday, 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
    Cost:  Full Time - $2,550
    3 Days/Week - $1,650
    2 Days/Week - $1,250
    1 Day/Week - $800

    Supervised Play meets in the Primary and Pre-Primary classrooms at Laurel which are conveniently located near our beautiful playgrounds and spacious Multipurpose Room. Primary Students have an after-school snack each day and choose where they can spend their afternoons. They may go to a classroom, where they can complete work, do crafts, or play quiet games, or girls may choose active play in the Multipurpose Room or on the playground. Pre-Primary Students are divided by age group and enjoy an after-school snack, then spend time playing in their classrooms, the Multipurpose Room, and on the playground.

    Note: Supervised Play is only available on days when school is in session for a full day.

    Students may drop-in to Supervised Play for $30 per day, or $10 if they come after an activity that ends at 5pm. Please contact the After School Coordinator ahead of time so we know to expect your child on the day of the drop-in.

    For additional information about Supervised Play, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • M-F: Middle School Homework Room [Grade 5-8]

    Dates: August 21, 2019 - May 29, 2020
    Day: Monday - Friday, 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
    Cost:  Full Time - $2,050
    3 Days/Week - $1,550
    2 Days/Week - $1,150
    1 Day/Week - $650

    The Middle School Homework Room provides a supervised comfortable environment for students when they are not involved in an after-school activity to complete homework, enjoy a snack and a good book or play a relaxing game with a friend. Students may choose to work in the relaxed environment of a classroom or the quiet Lake Library. Both spaces are typically staffed with Laurel Middle School teachers who are available to answer questions for students and offer study support.

    Note: Middle School Homework Room is only available on days when school is in session for a full day.

    Students may drop-in to Homework Room for $30 per day, or $10 if they come after an activity that ends at 5pm. Please contact the After School Coordinator ahead of time so we know to expect your child on the day of the drop-in.

    For additional information about Homework Room, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • M-F: Music Academy [Girls and Boys, Pre-K through Grade 12]

    Dates: September 9, 2019 - May 15, 2020
    Day: Monday-Friday, 3:30-6:00 p.m.
    Cost: $1040 for weekly thirty-minute lessons
              $1540 for weekly forty-five minute lessons
              $2040 for weekly sixty-minute lessons

    The Music Academy is a year-long after-school program. Through the Music Academy, Laurel students and members of the community may sign up for weekly private music instruction. The program consists of 30 private lessons and two recitals. All lessons take place at Laurel’s Lyman Campus between the hours of 3:30 and 6:00. Laurel students may attend Supervised Play or the Middle School Homework Room free of charge prior to their lesson time.

    Laurel School Music Academy offers private instruction in the following instruments:
    • Violin (traditional and Suzuki instruction are both available)
    • Viola
    • Cello
    • Guitar
    • Ukulele
    • Piano
    • Voice
    • Recorder
    • Flute

    For additional information about Laurel School’s Music Academy, please email Cara Tweed at cTweed@LaurelSchool.org.

  • MONDAYS: Engineering Club [Girls, Kindergarten-Grade 4]

    Day: Mondays, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
    Dates: 4 Sessions in each module (dates vary based on modules)
    Cost: $85 per module

    Instructor: Classroom Antics

    Students register for four-week modules based on different engineering themes, such as biomedical engineering, architectural engineering and aerospace engineering. Participants become engineers as they learn about engineering principles and create hands-on projects. They connect their engineering projects to real-world problems and brainstorm ways to solve them.

    Fall 2019 Modules
    The Power of Green - Environmental Engineering (September 9-October 7)
    Maker M.D. - Biomedical Engineering (October 14-November 4)
    Amazing Architects - Architectural Engineering (November 11-December 9)

    Minimum enrollment 4 students / Maximum enrollment 12 students

    For additional information about Engineering Club, please contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • MONDAYS: The Business of Babysitting [Girls, Grades 5-8]

    Day: Mondays, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
    Dates: October 21-October 28, 2019
    Cost: $100

    Instructor: Jessica Zuik

    The Business of Babysitting is a locally developed, comprehensive course in character development, professionalism, and safety/CPR training for tweens and teens created and taught through CLE Mommy, RN LLC. The middle school age is when most parents start leaving their children home alone or even in charge of their younger siblings. As a Certified Pediatric Nurse, Shaker Heights School Nurse substitute, and American Heart Association CPR Instructor, Ms. Zuik personally developed the curriculum and workbook for this program to prepare young people for this task. The after-school program takes four hours, split into two sessions. Below is a breakdown of the classes.

    Day 1: Character building, how does this relate to babysitting? Resume building, safe advertising, interviewing tips and techniques
    Day 2: Child development as it relates to safely caring for children of all ages; First aid, AHA Friends and Family CPR instruction

    Minimum enrollment 4 students / Maximum enrollment 20 students

    For more information about the Business of Babysitting, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or Jessica Zuik, class instructor, at CLEMommyRN@gmail.com.

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  • TUESDAYS: Little Racquets Tennis [Girls and Boys, Pre-K-Grade 3]

    Day: Tuesdays, 3:45-4:30 p.m.
    Dates: September 10-October 15, 2019; October 22-December 3, 2019
    Cost: $120 per module

    Instructor: Tennis Cheryl, from Little Racquets.

    This nationally-renowned program helps students progress through the beginning stages of tennis. Students are engaged in stimulating, playful activities that enhance their physical and emotional abilities. The fall semester is split into two, six-week modules of Little Racquets - students may enroll in one or both modules. Classes in the fall will be held on the outdoor tennis court at Lyman Circle. Please dress for the weather and bring a water bottle!

    Minimum enrollment 8 students / Maximum enrollment 15 students

    For additional information about Little Racquets, please contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • TUESDAYS: Adventure Girls [Girls, Grades 3-7]

    Day: Tuesdays, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
    Dates: September 10-December 3, 2019, Campout Friday, Sept. 27 through Saturday, Sept. 28
    Cost:     $400

    Instructors:     Chuck Allen, Pre-Primary Physical Education & Experiential Learning / Shannon Lukz, Primary Faculty and Director of the NorthStar Collaborative

    Experience the adventure that all of the girls are raving about! Students love their time in Adventure Girls as they cultivate their resilience through challenging games, outdoor activities, as well as adventure-packed field trips and an overnight camping trip at Butler Campus.

    Research shows many benefits to being exposed to “stress episodes” in building resilience. Adventure Girls not only fills that role but also provides many opportunities for providing humor, which has also been proven to “convey intelligence…and confidence”.

    The leadership and adventure skills developed in primary and middle school can be applied in our multiage Adventure Girls setting. This is a great way for adventurous sixth and seventh graders to sharpen both adventure, survival and leadership skills. The books The Gutsy Girl by Caroline Paul and Strong is the New Pretty by Kate T. Parker are two of the resources used during this semester experience. If you like being strong, courageous, spirited and brave, this is the group for you!

    Pick up on Field Trip days 6:30 or 7:00 pm / no additional cost for field trips.

    Minimum enrollment 8 students / Maximum enrollment 30 students

    For additional information regarding activities in Adventure Girls, contact class instructors Chuck Allen at cAllen@LaurelSchool.org or Shannon Lukz at sLukz@LaurelSchool.org. For help with registration, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • WEDNESDAYS: Yoga Squirrels [Girls and Boys, Preschool-Grade 3]

    Day: Wednesdays, 3:45-4:30 p.m.
    Dates: October 23-December 4, 2019
    Cost: $70

    Instructor: Yoga Squirrel

    The word Yoga means to yoke, or unite. Specifically, yoga helps practitioners unite mind, body, and spirit. Adults aren’t the only ones that need help with this! Children are at a greater risk of obesity, anxiety, and depression now than ever before. A regular yoga practice tailored to the specific needs of children can enhance child development by teaching healthy exercising habits, stress relieving techniques, and positive thinking. Yoga also improves body awareness, builds self esteem and self respect, and helps children to develop increased focus and concentration. Our kids’ yoga classes emphasize a fun, creative approach to yoga that includes breathing practices, interactive games and activities, music, stress management, and educational activities.

    Minimum enrollment 8 students / Maximum enrollment 25 students

    For additional information, please contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

  • WEDNESDAYS: Google Coding [Girls, Grades 4-6]

    Day: Thursdays, 3:30-4:30 pm
    Dates: September 11-December 4, 2019
    Cost: $50

    Instructor: Deva Walker, Pre-Primary and Primary Librarian

    Students practice problem-solving, build their growth mindset, and learn to create, rather than simply consume technology. Students will use Scratch to create projects based on a theme of their choice, and showcase them for friends and family at the end of the semester.

    Minimum enrollment 4 students / Maximum enrollment 20 students

    For more information about Google Coding, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or Deva Walker, class instructor, at dWalker@LaurelSchool.org.

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  • THURSDAYS: Adventure Kids [Girls and Boys, Preschool-Pre Kindergarten]

    Day: Thursdays, 3:45-4:30 p.m.
    Dates: September 12-October 17, 2019
    Cost: $120

    Instructor: Amanda Love, Physical Education Department Chair and Primary School PE Teacher

    Adventure Kids, an offshoot of Laurel’s widely popular Adventure Girls program, brings opportunities for resilience and growth to Laurel’s Pre-Primary After School Students. Girls and boys in Preschool and Pre Kindergarten will have the chance to play indoor and outdoor games, challenge themselves, and have fun in this six-week after-school class.

    Minimum enrollment 4 students / Maximum enrollment 15 students

    For more information about Adventure Kids, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or Amanda Love, class instructor, at aLove@LaurelSchool.org.

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  • THURSDAYS: Junior Adventure Girls [Girls, Grades 1-2]

    Day: Thursdays, 3:30-5:00 p.m.
    Dates: October 3-December 5, 2019, Mini Campout on Friday, October 17 (no Jr. AG on October 16 and 31)
    Cost: $275

    Instructors: Shannon Lukz, Primary Faculty and Director of the NorthStar Collaborative and Emily Felderman, Primary Art Teacher

    Junior Adventure Girls will be a modified version of Adventure Girls, continuing the tradition of challenging young girls to be strong, independent, creative thinkers and good friends. Most of all, we will have an amazing amount of fun and laugh a lot!

    Research shows many benefits to being exposed to “stress episodes” in building resilience. Junior Adventure Girls not only fills that role but also provides many opportunities for providing humor, which has also been proven to “convey intelligence…and confidence”.

    Pick up on Field Trip days 6:30 or 7:00 pm / no additional cost for field trip.

    Minimum enrollment 8 students / Maximum enrollment 20 students

    For additional information regarding activities in Jr. Adventure Girls, contact class instructors Shannon Lukz at sLukz@LaurelSchool.org or Emily Felderman at eFelderman@LaurelSchool.org. For help with registration, contact Tina Ohmart, After School Coordinator, at tOhmart@LaurelSchool.org or 216-455-0126.

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  • THURSDAYS: Laurel Chorale [Girls, Grades 5-8]

    Day: Thursdays, 3:30-4:15 p.m.
    Dates: September 12-December 12, 2019 (no class October 31 and November 14)
    Cost: $220

    Instructor: Dr. Eve McPherson, Music Academy Instructor

    Join the Laurel Chorale! Middle School students will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the techniques required for healthy and beautiful singing.

    Girls will learn a solo and collaborate with classmates on works for a small choral ensemble. They will present an informal recital during their last class. Dr. Eve McPherson, the Music Academy’s private voice instructor, will lead this weekly class.

    Minimum enrollment 3 students / Maximum enrollment 20 students

    For additional information, please email Cara Tweed at cTweed@LaurelSchool.org.

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  • FRIDAYS: Choral Explorations [Girls, Grades 3-4]

    Day: Fridays, 3:30 - 4:15 p.m.
    Dates: September 20-December 13, 2019 (no class on September 27 and November 15)
    Cost: $160
    Instructor: Dr. Eve McPherson, Music Academy Instructor

    Join Choral Explorations! Third and Fourth Graders will have the opportunity to delve deeper into the techniques required for healthy and beautiful singing. Girls will learn a solo and collaborate with classmates on works for a small choral ensemble. Students will present an informal recital during their last class. Dr. Eve McPherson, the Music Academy’s private voice instructor, will lead this weekly class.

    Minimum enrollment 3 students / Maximum enrollment 20 students

    For additional information, please email Cara Tweed at cTweed@LaurelSchool.org.

    Register
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