Fall Session 1 Afterschool Clubs Registration
(August 31st to October 22nd)
REGISTRATION IS OPEN FROM AUGUST 13th to AUGUST 30th!
Register each student by the day(s) of the week they are participating in.
Scholarships are reserved for students with demonstrated financial need and children of Jones teachers or staff. If you would like to request a scholarship, please select the option to pay later (via cash or check) at checkout and email us at [email protected] to request it, and we will manually remove the charges.
Fall Clubs are here!
Registration will be open from August 13th to August 30th.
Clubs meet once a week, but not on days that students do not have school or are dismissed early. Club pricing is based on a weekly fee that is dependent on club supply needs and club leaders’ fees. All clubs this session dismiss at 4:30, but you can opt for later pickup at 5:15 for an extra $5 fee per week.
Kindergarten Families: Since kindergarten starts the year a bit later and on an adjusted schedule, we are flexible in offering a prorated rate to only charge for the club meetings students would be able to attend, as long as we are not at capacity for full-session students. Please reach out about arranging limited club meetings - this includes a trial week to try things out, to make sure clubs would be a good fit for your student!
Both full and partial scholarships are available: when registering, select the option to "pay later" via cash or check, and email us at [email protected] to request a scholarship.
Drama: 3-5th grade students participating in Willy Wonka Jr. should not register for Thursday clubs. Registration is separate from clubs, and will be found on it's own tab.
Monday Clubs
Jewelry Making with Ms. Grace: Come learn the basics of jewelry making from tools, findings, making your own pendants and charms. Students will learn to make: earrings, bracelets, necklaces, keychains, and charm bracelets/necklaces. Projects will range from one day to multi-day projects.
Ultimate Frisbee: Ultimate frisbee is a non-contact sport where teams go head to head to land the frisbee in the opponent’s endzone. Combining elements of football, basketball, and soccer, ultimate frisbee is a great opportunity to get out on the field and develop sportsmanship.
Asheville Kids Yoga + Art — Movement, Mindfulness & Making: Hosted by Asheville Kids Yoga + Art!Through creative movement, mindfulness, and self-expression, this series helps children build mind-body awareness, strength, flexibility, focus, and creativity. Kids explore tools for self-regulation and social-emotional growth while practicing accessible breathing, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques they can carry into everyday life.
We use art to deepen these experiences, exploring a variety of materials and creative processes. Our artwork is inspired by what we discover through yoga, movement, guided visualization, and breathing exercises.
Together, Yoga + Art gives children a playful, supportive space to move, create, connect, and express themselves while exploring the world within and around them.
Tuesday Clubs
Spanish Club: Students will practice the basics of Spanish using games, reading, songs, and more!
Fairy Houses and Woodland Folklore: Make tiny houses fit for fairies, trolls, and gnomes! Students will have fun crafting and creative miniature houses and accessories with supplies and found objects. We will use our imaginations and artistic talents to craft, create art, read stories and explore woodland lore and legends!
Tinkering Workshop: Hosted by the Asheville Museum of Science! Explore what it means to “Tinker” in our Tinkering Workshop. Each week our classroom will change into workshops, toyshops, rocket testing facilities, and more. We let the students guide the program as we spend time each week exploring what is possible with a little creativity, and a lot of masking tape. We’ll use a variety of tools, getting our hands on school safe cutters, awls, and screwdrivers, to turn simple materials into something amazing. You will never guess what creations your students will make!
Wednesday Clubs
Painting with Ms. Immy:Your young artist will learn all about the primary and secondary colors through the magic of paint! Artists will use acrylic and tempera paint to play and discover what can be made with the colors of the rainbow! We will use watercolors to discover how it works similarly yet differently from opaque paint. We will also learn how different brushes are used as well as the best paper for certain projects. Each club day your young artist will come home with an original painting that will take "place of pride" in your home.
Pokemon Club: Afterschool staff Ryan and Vance will teach students how to play the Pokemon card game, and lead other Pokemon-themed activities! Students are welcome to bring their own cards, but we will also have cards available for those who don’t have their own. No supplies or previous experience is required!
Zine Club with Mr. Leo: What is a “zine”? Short for “magazine”, zines are an extremely expansive medium used to create booklets that are easy to scan, copy, and share! Students will explore different zine formats, and use a variety of drawings, collage, text, and all sorts of other things to create their own zines and postcards! Plenty of supplies will be provided, but students are welcome to bring their own magazines, scraps, and anything else they would like to use in their art!
Thursday Clubs
Visual Arts Mix & Match: Hosted by Asheville Creative Arts! Every class is a new creative adventure! In this hands-on visual arts series, students will explore a variety of exciting art forms and techniques, including sticker design, collage, simple puppet building, button making, image transfers, printmaking, and other fun mixed-media projects.
Students will learn from several ACA teaching artists throughout the session. Each artist brings their own creative style, artistic expertise, and fresh perspective, giving students the chance to experiment with a wide range of materials, ideas, and ways of making art.
Our classes emphasize creativity, self-expression, problem-solving, and joyful exploration in a welcoming, inclusive environment where every child is encouraged to take creative risks and celebrate their unique ideas.
Lego Club with Ms. Grace: The ultimate builder's paradise. Participate in challenges and free-build sessions!
Let's Make Fidgets:Who doesn't love a fidget? The only thing better than having one in your hands is making one with your hands. In this club, we will create several different fidgets and learn the craft and science associated with making it. What IS the gooey stuff inside that cute, little, purple, squishy monster? Every fidget we make will be sent home along with instructions on how we made it - for future fidget making at home.