Cottonwood supports a robust after school program including after school clubs, tutoring opportunities, and child care. Please reach out to our After School Coordinator, Bryant Johnson, for more information or questions.
Here is a schedule of after school clubs and activities.
- After School Coordinator: Bryant Johnson, bryant.johnson@cottonwoodclassical.org
Study Club
Begins on the first day of school and provided for all students at CCPS. Study club is a place where students can stay after school to study and do homework with a study club staff member running Monday through Thursday from 3:10pm – 5:30pm. Fridays end at 4:30pm.
Drama Club
Sponsored by: Lina Ramos, Priscilla Gomez
Students learn to “dramatic play” with acting, singing, improvisation, and dance. Students take the skills they learn to the stage with a mainstage production at the end of the year.
Dungeons and Dragons
Sponsored by: Robert Mattingly and Fred Hintze
The Dungeons and Dragons club teaches the students how to play the famous roleplaying game of the same name, which has encyclopedias of rules that must be learned and intuited. We socialize through the eyes of our characters and attempt to create, together, epic adventures.
Crochet Club
All students are welcome to come and crochet, no experience or materials required. We will teach you the skills you need for anything you want to make!
Gardening Club
Sponsored by: Stephen Williamson and Mike Ziemniak
The garden club has close ties with our local community. In the first image, the students are seen learning how to plant saplings with one of our community partners, Plant World.
Students beautify our school grounds through our gardens. In the second image, students are planting bulbs at our front entrance to create a beautiful array in the spring.
Miniatures and Models Club
Sponsored by: Robert Mattingly
The Miniatures and Models club gives aspiring artists an avenue to try painting and designing their artworks in a more 3D fashion. The skill to paint something the size of the minis and level of detail required takes a lot longer to acquire, and this club’s purpose is seeking to give the students the avenue to practice without a large investment on their behalf. Everything painted doubles as being useful within the Dungeons and Dragons club as well.