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  • Lego Robotics Club- "Explore" (2nd & 3rd)

    Mission Statement: Lego Robotics Explore strives to introduce the field of computer science and STEM to young students while encouraging critical thinking, creative problem solving, and collaborative leadership.

    Purpose: Over the course of the year, we will explore how technology can enhance the world of art. We will refine our research and leadership skills to develop a single robot from Legos that addresses the theme of the season: technology in art.

    Faculty Advisor: Taylor (Ty) Farmer

    Activities: In March 2024, we will host a Parent’s Night to showcase all of our amazing creations before we go to our End of Year Festival in April 2024!

    Meeting Dates: We will meet every Monday from 3:15-4:30pm! If any changes to the schedule occur, Ms. Farmer will send out communication!

    Participants: Students in 2nd and 3rd grade are welcome to apply to this team!

  • Robotics Club- "Challenge" (4th & 5th)

    Robotics Challenge Mission Statement:
    Purpose/Mission:  The purpose of the Stripling Robotics Challenge team is to provide a team of 4th and 5th grade students the opportunity to analyze a societal problem, develop a solution, present it at competition, and code a robot to complete missions related to the field of study.  During our practice times, students learn to work as members of a competitive team while being proactive in their learning with teachers acting as true facilitators of their educational development.
     
    Faculty Advisors:  Ms. Frick and Mr. Hochbaum
     
    Activity:  Students compete in a countywide competition on a Saturday in December.
     
    Meeting Dates:  Mondays from 2:45 - 4:30
     
    Participants:  4th and 5th graders who have been selected by evaluation of their applications
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  • Kindness Squad

    APPLY NOW!!!!

    Coordinator: Amanda.M.Rodriguez@gcpsk12.org

  • Boyz II Men

    Supervisor: Coach Rowe

    Meeting Dates/Times:

    September 19th @ 3:15-4:15 PM

    October 17th @ 3:15- 4:15 PM

    November 14th @ 3:15 - 4:15 PM

  • Art Club

    Mission/Purpose:

    Supervisor: Ms. Fallon

    Description:

  • Book Club/Reader's Rally

    Mission/Purpose:

    Supervisor: Ms. B. Rodriguez

    Description:

  • Girls on the Run

    Mission Statement: We inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running (Girls on the Run, 2023).

    Purpose: Girls on the Run is an extremely positive youth development program for girls in grades 3-5 that uses running as a tool to promote physical, social and emotional growth. The Girls on the Run curriculum empowers girls to successfully navigate life experiences and encourages a lifetime appreciation of health and fitness.

    Faculty Advisors: Taylor (Ty) Farmer and Diane Fink

    Activities: In December 2023, our team will compete in a 5K race with other Girls on the Run teams from across the state! In April 2024, our team will compete in a second 5K!

    Meeting Dates: We will meet every Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:15-4:45pm!


    Participants: Female students in grades 3-5 may register online at https://www.girlsontherunatlanta.org/3rd-5th-grade-program-details

  • Environmental Club

    Apply now!!

    Coordinators:

    kaitlin.conway@gcpsk12.org
    carrie.harter@gcpsk12.org
    rebecca.phillips@gcpsk12.org

  • BLAST

  • Chess Club

    Mission/Purpose:

    Supervisor: Mr. Martin

    Description:

  • Chorus Club

    Chorus Mission Statement:

    Purpose / Mission: The purpose of the Stripling Chorus is to provide enriching musical experiences outside of the general music classroom that will allow students to work collaboratively toward performances. Our mission is to create an environment which allows students to grow as musicians, build relationships with each other and become lifelong supporters of the arts.

    Faculty Advisor: Ms. Brandon

    Activities: Members will spend time rehearsing challenging music to prepare for performance. We will practice a variety of vocal music, incorporating various percussion instruments and barred instruments (xylophones).

    Meeting Dates / Days: Tuesday mornings from 7:15 – 8:05. Chorus will have its final meeting date in May, after our final performance.

    Participants: 4th and 5th Grade may participate in this club

    Sponsor: Ms. Taylor Brandon

    Chorus

  • Guitar Club

    Guitar Club Mission Statement

    Purpose / Mission: The purpose of the Guitar Club is to provide enriching musical experiences outside of the general music classroom that will allow students to work collaboratively toward performances. Our mission is to create an environment which allows students to grow as musicians, build relationships with each other and become lifelong supporters of the arts.

    Faculty Advisor: Ms. Brandon

    Activities: Members will spend time rehearsing challenging music to prepare for the performance. We will practice a variety of modern pop, rock and jazz music on American rock band instruments. 

    Meeting Dates / Days: Thursday mornings from 7:10 – 8:05. Guitar Club will have its final meeting date in May, after our final performance.

    Participants: 4th and 5th Grade may participate in this club

    Sponsor: Ms. Taylor Brandon

  • Good News Club

    Good News Club is an exciting, fun-filled hour and a half club sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship®. It includes:                                                    

    * Dynamic Bible Lessons  

    * Creative Learning Activities   

    * Inspiring Missionary Stories  

    * Meaningful Songs  

    * Life-Changing Scripture Memory

    Good News Club meets on Thursdays with a parent pick up time of 4:30PM. 

    Get more information and register at www.GoodNewsClubGwinnett.org

    Contact: Renee Koster  Renee@GoodNewsClubGwinnett.org  678-386-6923

    Renee Koster, Director

    Child Evangelism Fellowship – Gwinnett Chapter

    GoodNewsClubGwinnett.org

    Renee@GoodNewsClubGwinnett.org

    678-386-6923