Students at Divine Child Elementary School have the opportunity to participate in many exciting enrichment programs, both during the school year and over the summer months.
School Year Programs
- Weekly Liturgies
- Advent/Lent Projects
- Art Club
- Band (Beginning, Intermediate and Junior High)
- Bible Quiz Team
- Career Day
- Chess Club
- Choir (Gr. 4 and Up)
- Christian Service Projects
- City and State Competitions
- Field Trips
- Math Club/MATHCOUNTS
- Reading Incentive Program
- Student Council
- Yearbook Committee
Summer Programs
Art Camps
5 & 6th Grade Art Camp is open to all students entering 5th or 6th Grade in the Fall. The week long camp concentrates on specific media and subjects. Activities are designed to fit the skill set of a specific age range – not the student’s artistic ability. New this year, DCES’s Junior High Art Camp is being presented in collaboration with Divine Child High School’s Art Department. The camp is open to all students entering 7th through 9th Grade. The two-week long camp, held at Divine Child High School, will focus on drawing, painting, printmaking, and ceramics.
Click here for the 2013 5th & 6th Grade Art Camp registration form.
Click here for the 2013 7th – 9th Grade Art Camp registration form.
READING CAMPS
Camp Read is open to all students entering 2nd through 5th Grade in the Fall. The goal of the camp is to provide a structured literacy program that incorporates creativity, guided reading, and writing.
Click here for the 2013 Camp Read registration form.
MATH CAMPS
Math Camp is open to all students entering 2nd through 5th Grade in the Fall. The goal of the camp is to promote problem-solving and analytical thinking. Students discover different ways of learning math with hand-on activities, games, and technology.
Click here for the 2013 Math Camp registration form.
Math Enrichment is open to all students entering 6th through 8th Grade in the Fall.
Click here for the 2013 Math Enrichment registration form.
Study Skills
The Reading and Study Skills program is open to all students entering 6th through 8th Grade in the Fall. The program aims to help students foster a love of reading, develop organizational skills, learn test taking strategies, improve writing skills, and cultivate oral presentation skills.
Click here for the 2013 Reading and Study Skills registration form.
