Programs & Activities

Extracurricular Activities & Programs

P.A.W.S. stands for Positive Attitude, Act Responsibly, Work Hard, and Show Respect. We believe those are important values to teach students in all aspects of school. Charlotte Park is a Positive Behavior Interventions/Support school.  

We hold quarterly awards ceremonies to celebrate students success in growth, achievement, and attendance.

Just Read provides students with daily access to literature on their independent reading level.

Clubs

Students choose a club led by one of our many talented teachers to participate in monthly. This is an exciting time to explore new interests and passions. Students in grades K and 1 rotate to a different teacher in their grade level during Club Day. Students in grades 2, 3, 4, and 5 have an opportunity to sign up for a new club in August and January.

Kindergarten

• Chalk Art
• Building with Magnets
• Yoga
• Playdough

First Grade

• Cinema
• Magnets
• Bowling
• Building

Second through Fifth Grade

• Soccer (Futbol): Students will learn about and play soccer.
• Hockey: Students will learn about and play hockey.
• Football: Students will learn about and play flag football.
• Basketball: Students will learn about and play basketball.
• Crafts: Students will make crafting projects.
• Student Council: Students will learn about leadership and complete service projects.
• Etiquette For Young Ladies: Students will learn the importance of politeness, and how to navigate certain situations with grace and dignity.
• Makerspace: Students will learn, explore, and create collaboratively using a variety of tools.
• LEGOs: Students will construct things using LEGOs.
• Piano/Keyboarding: Students will about learn playing the piano.
• Playing Cards: Students will learn about and play card games
• Chess: Students will learn about the rules and strategy of playing chess.
• Perler Beads: Students will create designs using perler beads they will get to take home.
• Harry Potter: Students will gather to appreciate the wonder of Harry Potter.
• Walking: Students will take a casual stroll outside to talk and enjoy the beauty of the neighborhood.
• Gardening : Students will plant and care for their very own seedlings.
• Cooking: Students will learn to read and prepare different types of recipes.
• Coloring Books : Students will learn to appreciate the joy of coloring and its benefits for relieving stress.
• Office/Clinic Helper: Students will work with the office staff to keep the school up and running.