EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

After School Clubs

St. Frances Cabrini School proudly organizes our After School Clubs for extracurricular enrichment.  These clubs enhance our students’ interests and support learning and growth in areas of Art, Foreign Language, Lego Technology, Dungeons & Dragons, Robotics, and Coding. The After School clubs are offered each quarter.  

Art Club (Kindergarten to 8th)

Hello, from Mrs. Landon my After school Art Class is a fun, upbeat time where your kids get to explore different art styles and media like painting with balloons, Oversized Zentangle/Watercolor paintings, designing & build your own Anime character, and more!!!

Bricks4Kidz® Club (Kindergarten to 5th)

Bricks4Kidz® After-School Classes build on the universal popularity of LEGO®Bricks to deliver high-quality, educational play. Every class is a fun, enriching experience for your child, building new projects each week based on a 6 or 9-week theme, using the classic bricks loved by generations of children.

Chess Club (Kindergarten to 8th)

The Chess Club is a competitive program that competes in tournaments all over Pierce County, not only as individuals but as a team as well. Your child does not need to know how to play as all the rules and moves will be explained during the first class. Note: You must be able to participate in at least three Saturday tournaments to join the chess club.

We need Volunteers to make this happen and make it affordable for your child.  We are currently looking for a new instructor or a parent volunteer. If you are interested, please contact the Development office.

Coding Club (4th to 8th)

Virtual Reality Coding Prerequisite: At least a year working with Scratch

Description: CoSpaces is a platform that enables students to create 3D spaces. There is a library full of 3D objects for students to use and manipulate to create a meaningful story, art, animation, and interactive games. They can view their project using Google cardboard VR in class or at home. Students will code using visual coding blocks. However, they can do line-based coding if they are up for the challenge. This platform builds upon their prior knowledge of computer science concepts such as events, conditionals, loops, and operators.

Dungeons & Dragons Club (4th to 8th)

Hello, my name is Mr. Kawulicz, Dungeons & Dragons Club is a table-top role-playing game that will allow students to exercise their creativity and problem-solving, as well as develop social skills with their peers in imaginative settings.

Robotics Club (4th to 8th)

Hello, my name is Mr. Kawulicz, Dungeons & Dragons Club is a table-top role-playing game that will allow students to exercise their creativity and problem-solving, as well as develop social skills with their peers in imaginative settings.

 EV3 and Mindstorms® technologies, computer programming, and unique robot models. Children are introduced to somewhat more advanced language features, equipping them at an early age to succeed in a technology-based marketplace. STEM concepts and teamwork where kids learn real-life skills while having real-kid fun! Promotes creative thinking, Teamwork & collaboration, Improved problem-solving skills, and computer programming.

Spanish Club (Kindergarten to 5th)

Hola! Join Mrs. Vlad and discover the joy of dancing to Latin American music! Your child will receive hands-on activities, visual, and auditory learning experiences, music, games, and much more fun that will serve their learning needs while attaining a new language. The language will be integrated as directions and some vocabulary will be used in Spanish.

Questions should be directed to the Development Office (253) 584-3852 or sfc@cabrinischool.org

We look forward to seeing your students participating and to your support of our wonderful After School activities.

CYO Athletics

Catholic Youth Organization Sports

St. Frances Cabrini School CYO sports program operates under The Archdiocese of Seattle’s Catholic Youth Organization athletic program with a focus on effort, team building, and fun. Students in grades K-8th are invited to participate. CYO sports are organized by season and the sign-up deadlines occur in the months prior to the start of the activity. 

Philosophy of CYO Athletics

MISSION STATEMENT

CYO Athletics is sports done a different way –as one community. Individuals and teams strive for greatness in accordance with Gospel values. To develop the whole person, we teach success is not measured solely by the scoreboard, but by the effort, team play, and fun of the experience.

The following sports programs are offered by SFC: 

Cross Country (K-8th)

The season runs from September to November, sign-up in August

Online Registration

Basketball (4th-8th)

The season runs from November to January or early February, sign-up in Fall

Online Registration

Volleyball (4th-8th)

The season runs from January to April, sign-up in Winter

Online Registration

Track and Field (4th-8th)

The season runs from March to May, sign-up in Spring

Online Registration

Parent Like A Champion Workshop Registration

To register a child athlete in a CYO Athletics sports offering (Grades K-8), it is required that one parent/guardian register for and attend a Parent Like A Champion Workshop. The workshop is offered virtually via Zoom and must be completed prior to registering a child for an upcoming sports season.

To ensure access to the online workshop and receive an email with the Microsoft Teams Meeting Link, registration is required 24 hours before the event time.

NOTE: Coaches who have already completed the Play Like A Champion Today coaches training are not required to also attend a Parent Like A Champion Workshop. Therefore, if a parent/guardian would prefer to complete the coaches’ training rather than complete the Parent Workshop (in anticipation of coaching at some point in the future), this is an acceptable alternative.

Please make sure to read the School Handbook and Sports Pilot Registration Information.  Changes to the School Handbook for the Athletics program may be made at the discretion of the Principal or Athletic Director, at any time.  Questions should be directed to the Principal Mrs. Davis or Athletic Director.