Activities/Clubs
B.A.M Club
Body & Mind (BAM) Athletics encourages boys and girls in 4th and 5th grade to step out of their comfort zone and learn new skills to grow physically and mentally. We play team sports, workout, and build leadership skills while we have fun!
B.R.O.S. (Building Resilience, Optimism, and Strength)
B.R.O.S. is dedicated to guiding young boys into confident, responsible young men. We focus on building resilience through perseverance, optimism through positive mindset, and strength through character, leadership, and accountability. Our program creates a safe, structured space where boys learn life skills, respect, teamwork, and self-belief preparing them to overcome challenges, lead with purpose, and rise to their full potential.
Drama Club
Drama Club gives students the opportunity to explore creativity, teamwork, and self-expression through theater. Students work together to practice acting, movement, and performance skills while preparing scenes and skits. Drama Club helps build confidence, communication skills, and public speaking in a fun and supportive environment. Students learn how to collaborate, take creative risks, and express their ideas in new ways. Through performances and rehearsals, students develop a sense of responsibility and pride in their work. Drama Club encourages imagination while helping students grow both on and off the stage.
Grace’s Kids: The Lemonade Club
Grace Weite was a positive teacher, mentor, running club coach, a young bright star who passed away unexpectedly from a medical condition at the age of 26. Her motto was: When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade. In this club we will build up our running endurance and participate in the Grace Weite 5K Memorial Run while building relationships through training and fun running games. Jodi Hunt, Grace’s mom (Cathy Weite) and myself are the coaches.
KnightByte Robotics
Students design, build, and program robots while developing teamwork, problem solving and crtitical thinking skill. Through hands on STEM challenges, memebers learn to collaborate, troubleshoot, and apply real-world engineering concepts in a fun, creative enivorment.
National Elementary Honor Society
The National Elementary Honor Society often referred to as NEHS is a membership-based club in accordance with meeting certain criteria that candidates in 4th and 5th grade are nominated for based on their scholarship, responsibility, service, and leadership. Qualifications for candidacy include A-B Honor Roll for both quarters 1 and 2 at the start of the new school year and little to no referrals (determined upon a case-to-case basis on referrable offense is taken into consideration). The focus of NEHS is to recognize students for their outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated personal responsibility, to provide meaningful service to the school and community, and to develop essential leadership skills within our scholars at Holly Hill School.
Safety Patrols
Safety Patrol members are our school helpers and leaders! They make mornings and afternoons run smoothly by opening car doors with a smile. They help younger students in the cafeteria, assist during special events like awards ceremonies, and proudly raise and lower the flag each day. Being on Safety Patrol means showing responsibility, kindness, and teamwork while helping keep our school safe and happy!
T.E.A. Time Mentoring (Teach, Engage, and Acquire)
T.E.A Time cultivates healthy relationships between girls of all ages through intentional events and conversations. We commit to bringing influential representations from our community into close proximity. These ladies and girls are individuals that are positive role models and game changers right within our community. We need connections to such individuals and T.E.A Time is the bridge.