STUDENT PROGRAMS

Super Kids Club

Super Kids Club is a K-5th grade after-school programming that takes place on Monday through Thursday during the school year. Super Kids receive homework help, they follow a comprehensive online learning program, and are encouraged by staff and volunteers.

Computer Lab

Once homework is completed students receive supplemental coursework through an immersive learning experience that is personalized for each student.

Certified Resource Teacher

Each club is equipped with a current Certified teacher who aids students, staff and volunteers in understanding curriculum to help students complete their homework.

Volunteer Tutors & Mentors

Volunteers from the community who have passed a level two background screening assist students with their assignments as well as mentoring them by sharing their life stories.

Faith-Based Curriculum

During the program students participate in a character building lesson that is centered around Biblical elements.

79% of SKC students without a documented disability maintained a “C” or higher in reading during 2021-2022.

Additional Programs

Super Boys Club

At Super Boys Club, 4th and 5th grade boys are guided through the unique challenges that come with the transition from elementary to middle school. The Friday afternoon club prepares boys for middle school by developing social, self-care, & interpersonal skills; confidence and character.

Super Girls Club

At Super Girls Club, 4th and 5th grade girls are guided through the unique challenges that come with the transition from elementary to middle school. The Friday afternoon club prepares girls for middle school by developing social, self-care, & interpersonal skills; confidence and character.

Choir

The Super Kids Choir performs at our partner churches and New Horizons events throughout the school year. Students who enjoy singing and praising God are welcome to be a part of this exciting program.

Super Kids Reading Camp

A four-week summer camp that is tailored to reinforce the reading skills of K-5 students.