Columbia Heights - ENCORE Registration
Complete this registration form to register for one or more ENCORE after-school programs.  All ENCORE courses are provided FREE to all students in Columbia Heights Public Schools.  Once complete, information about dates and locations will be emailed to participants.  Sign up TODAY to ensure a spot in the club you're interested in! All students will have access to a snack and the activity bus to get home.  
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Latinx Culture Club
Join Mr. Batres for culture club - explore latinx music, dance, sports, or anything else that interests you.  

Wednesday after school in room 284
Model UN

Model United Nations

Learn how countries interact with each other and gain a global perspective on the issues that impact our everyday lives. For three days every spring, students take part in an experiential learning process as Ambassadors and UN Officials in simulated international diplomacy. Students can choose to serve in the General Assembly, International Court of Justice, Economic and Social Council, Security Council, Human Rights Council, or the Media. Model UN offers students the chance to experience the richness of different cultures around the world, develop empathy, and hone their critical thinking skills while engaging with a wide variety of perspectives and global issues.

  • Learn and practice vital life skills -- critical thinking, complex problem-solving, public speaking and emotional intelligence
  • Work as a team to discover ways to make positive change
  • Meet other young people with similar passions and make friendships that will last a lifetime

Conference Dates

March 30 - April 1, 2023

Classes will meet Wednesdays afterschool in room 193

Coding Club

Do you like high-paying jobs?  Do you like problem-solving and creating something out of nothing?  Do you want a head start on your future as a computer programmer?  If so, we have to perfect opportunity for you!  Coding Club will teach you the basics and fundamentals of how to write computer programs.  We will discuss algorithms, languages, and how to create your own functioning computer programs that you can add to your portfolio.  Come see Ms. Hedeen (room 238) or Ms. Kuehn (room 236) if you have any questions!


Thursdays after school in room 238

Board Game Club
Join us on Mondays as we explore and play different board games, featuring a wide variety of options!  Hosted by Mr. Brenneman, you'll have plenty of chances to compete against your friends.  

Mondays after school in Room 204, 3:30 - 5:30
Comix Club
We will examine the prolific journeys of heroes and villains in some of our favorite comics. We will explore the historical impact comics have had on American Literature and pop culture ultimately changing the way we read and see the world around us. We will also look at graphic novels and manga in connection to comics.

Wednesdays after school in Room 297, 3:30 - 5:30

Female Fitness
Join us on Thursdays for a female-only fitness course.  We'll try yoga, pilates, dance, and any other sports or physical activities you might be interested in. 

Thursdays after school in Room 203, 3:30 - 5:30

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ENCORE disclaimer
Columbia Heights Public Schools create worlds of opportunity for every learner in partnership with supportive small-town communities by challenging all to discover their talents, unleash their potential, and develop tools for lifelong success.
This program is partially funded with a grant from the Minnesota Department of Education using federal funding, CFDA 84.287, Every Student Succeeds Act, Title IV B-21 Century Community Learning Centers. The content of this program do not necessarily represent the policy of the federal Department of Education or the Minnesota Department of Education.

ENCORE Program Data Privacy Notice: The State of Minnesota provides funding through the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program to organizations that administer out-of-school time programs for young people. 21CCLC organizations record and share personal information with Wilder Research and Minnesota Department of Education about the individuals who attend their programs and activities in order to (1) track demographics and participation, and (2) conduct research and evaluation on the quality and effectiveness of activities, including their impacts on participants’ social and academic skills. Collecting this information is part of a larger effort to improve the quality and availability of programs that support youth and their families in Minnesota. If you do not want your child’s information to be collected and/or used in research and evaluation related to out-of-school time programs, please contact your child’s school to complete an opt-out form.

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