Clubs

Do you love to play chess and challenge your mind? Then Carnegie Chess Club is for you! 

Carnegie Chess Club allows children to learn and enjoy chess while experiencing healthy competition and team spirit. Chess is used to develop critical thinking, problem solving, decision making, and competitive maturity. 

All Carnegie students are invited to be a part of the Carnegie Chess Club!

This program offers a variety of fun, creative, and educational activities that teach Mandarin and Chinese culture. 

Through Heart Song, students learn about acting and play production.

Students can learn a variety of basic Irish dance steps and the history of Irish dance. 

Junior Achievement helps students realize that the education they are getting today will help them to have a bright future tomorrow. JA's unique, volunteer-delivered programs show students all of the possibilities that lie before them. They realize they can choose different paths, whether it be college, a specific trade, or starting their own business.

The Kids on the Block Program provides school-based prevention services that increase public awareness about the problem of child abuse and equips children with the skills to recognize, resist, and report such abuse.

Math Club helps develop students’ level of math skills and knowledge. This is accomplished by using games, activities, and mock competitions. Students will cooperatively work to complete logic and math puzzles.

In Operation Aware, students learn to:

• Develop strong self esteem;
• Deal with bullying;
• Manage anger;
• Communicate effectively with peers, parents, and other adults;
• Make decisions;
• Set goals;
• Build positive relationships;
• Develop personal responsibility; and
• Employ strategies to avoid drug, alcohol and tobacco use.

Robotics Club guides students through the exciting world of robots. Students define what a robot is (and what it isn't!), study the myths that surround robots, examine how robots are used in movies and stories, and consider how robots assist humans.

The Run Club is for those who love running and those who want to start running. This club makes running fun and motivates people to push through their goals and set new ones.

The STEM club is a gathering of students that meets regularly in an informal environment to work on inquiry-based Science, Technology, Engineering and Math related activities.

Young Rembrandts is for any child with artistic interests as well as those who need further fine motor skill development. Young Rembrandts’ curriculum covers a wide variety of kid-friendly subject matter to introduce new concepts, ideas, and techniques. There are new lessons every week and an art history lesson every month.