OHVA Clubs

Extra-curricular activities ~ 2026-2027 School Year

These social-emotional growth activities are provided to enrich student's education, help them form new friendships, and provide support to every student as they grow!

Students may pick up to three clubs.

Additionally, these clubs are "extras" that don't count in the three noted above:

• Students Against Destructive Decisions (S.A.D.D.), (MS and HS)
• Money Mavericks (MS/HS)
• Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA for HS)
• Cardy Club (K-5)
• Books & Belonging Clubs (K-2, 3-5, MS and HS)

When the Learning Coach or student has signed up for a Club, within a week the learning coach will receive a letter of club enrollment notification by email.

• If the student has permission of the learning coach, nothing needs to be done.
• If the learning coach did not give permission for the student to sign up for a club, the learning coach is asked to email the clubs coordinator so that the student can be removed from the club.

See the picture of the letter below. You can read the letter more clearly by clicking on the picture below. Our learning coaches know what's best for their student(s).

Thanks for keeping our students safe and growing well!

Being involved in up to three Clubs can and should be used to supplement your students' academic attendance. Here's how!

• Be sure your students' academic schoolwork in completed for the day.
• Student attends a club, and afterward the Learning Coach can add the attendance for the club in the closest attendance category! This is called Supplemental Family Time.
• This also goes for The Zone, K12 activities, and teams such as school organizations, in addition to Clubs. These are all social-emotional learning opportunities, which add in to Supplemental Family Time!
• Families have up to twelve hours of Supplemental Family Time per week to use for social-emotional learning, field trips, OHVA face to face events, family activities, Clubs and other activities related to the curriculum.
  For example, Trivia Club can be reported in any category. Cooking Clubs are Math, Health or Science, and a bit of ELA (Split the time). History Geeks is History or Social Studies... Art clubs are art or ELA time... A family field trip to a science center at a metro park could be both science and physical education. So, if you have a question about those, ask Teri Lynn!
• Be sure your total time for the day is not more than ten hours for the day.
• You can watch recordings of a Club if one was done, and report that time.
• Family activities such as field trips, a family business, and a student's athletic time can be reported up to a certain number of hours as well.
• If you have a question about those, ask Teri Lynn! Contact information is below!
  

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Contact any Club Host or reach out to Mrs. Robin Harvey at rharvey@k12.com.