Sacramento, California is a vibrant city with plenty of extracurricular activities for students of all ages. From after-school programs and classes to homeschooling resources and online learning, there are plenty of options for students to explore. At Magistral Academy, students can take part in a theatrical musical education program that meets twice a week for 11 months. The focus is on performing, singing and dancing to help students excel in the performing arts.
Northern California School of the Arts offers introductory and professional training for actors, as well as programs, classes and camps (face-to-face and virtual) for all ages. The holistic approach uses social-emotional learning and culturally responsive strategies to help students from diverse backgrounds discover and grow their voice, confidence and create a positive mindset. MUVment Studio is a movement fusion company that focuses on dance training, performance and moving art. They merge dance styles while maintaining the integrity of classical terminology and education. Classes are available for all ages and they encourage an inclusive dance culture.
Students can even complete their classes from home. Pacific Charter Institute (PCI) offers flexible and personalized learning programs, including full-day in-person schools, homeschool curriculum and support, and independent learning resource centers. They have a trained staff equipped to help with all educational and homeschooling needs, as well as providing customers with an exceptional inventory of quality educational materials for the homeschooler. Pizza preparation classes are also available for children's birthday parties. Sacramento4Kids is an online family resource guide for children in the greater Sacramento area. It provides events, art & music, birthday parties, camps, day care centers, classes, offers, discounts, schools, trips, health providers, places to eat free for children, places to go, sports and resources for children with special needs. The Art Department at St.
Ignatius has a variety of clubs that students can participate in. Anyone who wants to volunteer their time at school or on a field trip must complete an online course offered by Catholic Mutual Group before volunteering. The school also offers two activities for international students every month - one “fun” activity and one “community service” activity. Fun activities allow students to have a good time while enjoying everything that the diverse Sacramento area has to offer. They also help students engage with American culture and provide them with more opportunities to practice and improve their social and English skills.
Community service activities are wonderful opportunities for international students to grow socially, behaviorally, and spiritually. Bradshaw Christian School also offers the STEM Club which allows students to explore project-based learning activities in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics that will expand the curriculum taught in the classroom and develop students' competencies in the skills of the STEM workforce. Members are encouraged to apply for annual scholarships and to publish in the two Sigma Tau Delta journals. Elementary and secondary students can immerse themselves in thousands of exciting learning activities in a fun and safe multiplayer virtual world through Visions - a tuition-free public school that offers flexible and personalized learning options to elementary and secondary students in Sacramento County and the eight surrounding counties.
