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AFTER SCHOOL
PROGRAMS
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After school enrichment programs are offered to Hearst students. Most
activities take place on campus and are run by local organizations that
have been approved by the Hearst principal. Information on these
activities is generally sent home with all students announcing times,
dates and fees. Below are general descriptions and contacts. Note that
times, dates or contacts may change; please contact the school office
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SAY EXTENDED DAY CARE
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SAY Extended
Child-Care Program is a licensed, fee-based,
child care program available to all children,
ages 5 - 12. A balance of activities is
offered, including homework assistance, creative
education and recreation. SAY is open to all
Hearst students, however space may be limited.
Children may enter the program at anytime,
depending upon space availability.
Site
Supervisor: Kirstie Wilson
www.saysandiego.org Contact: (858) 565-4148
Hours: M-F 2:15 - 6:00 pm (12:15 - 6 on Wed)
Hearst Auditorium
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FOREIGN
LANGUAGE CLASSES
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International
Education Systems (IES), a non-profit organization, provides classes in
conversational Spanish, French or Japanese, to Hearst students. IES
utilizes a proven natural oral approach, through games, poems, songs and
activities, etc.
www.ieslanguages.org Contact: (619) 584-7956
Meet: Wednesdays, 12:30 - 1:30, for 8 months
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GIRL SCOUTS / BROWNIES |
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All Hearst girls are welcome to join
the Girl Scouts, a nationally recognized organization for girls. They
promote fun and learning in an accepting and nurturing environment. In
partnership with committed adult volunteers, girls engage in activities
that will develop leadership, values, and conviction, etc. Six troops
(one for each grade) meet at Hearst.
www.girlscoutssdi.org
Contact: Belen Poltorak,
belen_poltorak@prenhall.com (619) 698-7245
Meet: Generally once a month. Times/dates vary with troop.
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MARTIAL ARTS (MAAS) |
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Introductory course in martial arts,
available to students in grades K thru 5 at all experience levels.
Emphasis is on building a strong mind and body and not on fighting. The
goal is to develop confidence, self-control and physical fitness.
Elements of Tae Kwon Do, Kung Fu, and Tai Chi are incorporated.
Instructors are certified through the Allied Gardens School of Martial
Arts.
www.maas-online.org
(619) 582-1897
Meet: Fridays, 45 minute sessions for six weeks. Blacktop
area.
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DRAMA |
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HEARTLIGHT |
Exercise program where girls and
boys learn the latest jazz, hip hop, and aerobic dance steps in a non
competitive, fun atmosphere. Emphasis is on individual achievement,
improvement, and fun. Heartlight aerobics appeals to children of every
level of fitness and athletic ability.
www.heartlightforkids.com
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K-KIDS |
K-Kids is a community service
organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Children and parents
are provided opportunities to serve the school and local community,
while developing leadership and teamwork skills, morals and respect for
others.
www.kkids.org/kkids
Contact: Dr. Grosmark
Meet: 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month
in Room 12
Kiwanis' News |
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