Extracurricular Activities Offer Benefits For School-Aged Kids
Enrolling our school-age kids in extracurricular activities offers them many benefits and adds to a more well-rounded education.
Enrolling our school-age kids in extracurricular activities offers them many benefits and adds to a more well-rounded education.
It will be tempting to put after-school activities on the back burner this fall, but experts say that’s a missed opportunity for students
Dedicating time to extracurricular activities during the pandemic provides middle and high school students with a sense of normalcy and social connection amid uncertainty.
Concerns that losing sports & extracurriculars during COVID-19 costs students the support of “adults and peers in a school who know and care" could cause kids to lose interest in school
Writing gives students an outlet to express their feelings and connect with others during this unsettling time in their lives.
With schools moved online and kids cooped up at home, soccer coaches, dance instructors and other leaders of extracurricular activites are finding creative ways of keeping kids active and engaged.
Seven ways after-school activities benefit students and complement academics
Why involve your kids in extracurricular pursuits like sports or music? We send children to coaches and teachers to learn character. We want them to discover the magic of repetition, of slowing things down to focus on an area of improvement, and learning to fail in order to succeed.
Can extracurricular activities help close the achievement gap?
Extracurricular activities are critical for all kids, but especially for children from disadvantaged backgrounds