26-27 After School Academy

During the first week of clubs 8/17/26, students will be able to visit club rooms and the sponsors to learn more about the club.
Club attendance will officially begin the week of 8/24/26. Students must be paid in full in order to attend and participate in the club/sport/organization.
All Harmony After School Activities will begin at 3:40pm and run until 4:40pm. Sports teams may practice longer up until 5:15pm.
Payments for clubs can be made through RevTrak (where multiple clubs can be found and selected for payment).
Students are advised to sign up for one club per day.
Curricular Clubs
- K-2nd Lego Club - Monday
- K-2nd Arts & Crafts - Tuesday
- 2nd-4th Beading Club - Monday
- 4th-6th Technology Club - Thursday
- Spanish Club (TBD)
- 4th-6th Yearbook Club
- 3rd-5th Beginner's Robotics - Thursday
- 2nd-5th Music Club - Monday
- 3rd-6th Chess Club - Monday
- 4th -6th Creative Writing Club - Monday
- K-6th Coding Club - Monday
- 3rd-6th Lego Club - Monday
- 3rd-6th - Knitting Club - Tuesday
- 1st-2nd Chess Club - Tuesday
K-2nd Lego Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Chase - lchase@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: K-2
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: LEGO Club encourages children to learn while having fun! Creativity, problem solving, and teamwork are some of the skills that "playing" with LEGOS can teach children.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
K-2nd Arts & Crafts - Tuesday
Sponsor/Advisor: Shahda - mshahda@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: PK-2
Meetings: Tuesday
Purpose/Description: This is fun, creative club where K-2nd students make arts & crafts projects based on seasonal or themed activities using paper and other craft materials
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
2nd-4th Beading Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Nonino - mnonino@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 2nd - 4th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: Join our fun and creative Beading Club for students in grades 3–6! 鉁煋縆ids will design colorful bracelets, necklaces, and accessories while exploring their creativity with different beads and styles. It’s a great way to make new friends, build fine motor skills, and create unique handmade pieces to take home!
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
4th-6th Technology Club - Thursday
Sponsor/Advisor: Basoglu - zbasoglu@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 4th-6th
Meetings: Thursday
Purpose/Description: Starting this term, students in grades 4–6 are invited to join our new AI Explorers Club, meeting Thursdays from 3:40–4:25 PM. The club is designed to build real, practical AI skills — not unstructured screen time. Students begin with AI literacy and AI safety lessons (how AI works, its limits, and how to use it responsibly and honestly), then apply what they learn to hands-on projects that support their core subjects like math, reading, and science. Using school-appropriate tools such as MagicSchool, Canva, Gemini, NotebookLM, and beginner coding activities, students create real work tied to their classes.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
Spanish Club (TBD)
Sponsor/Advisor:
Grade Level Requirements:
Meetings:
Purpose/Description: This club aims to provide a platform to students for the development of communication skills to enhance students' language knowledge other than English, to help them to gain language skills through different activities.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:35-4:35
4th-6th Yearbook Club
Sponsor/Advisor:
Grade Level Requirements: 4th-6th
Meetings: TBD
Purpose/Description:
Yearbook Club – Lights, Camera, Yearbook!
This year, Yearbook Club members will step into the spotlight to help tell the story of our school year. Students will learn photography skills using professional cameras, explore Canva for creative design, and work as a team to build and design the yearbook. Because they may visit classrooms during the day to capture moments, members must keep good grades and show responsibility.
馃専 From snapping photos to designing pages, they’ll play a starring role in making memories last!
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:35-4:35
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
3rd-5th Beginner's Robotics - Thursday
Sponsor/Advisor: Mrs. Yarborough - tyarborough@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 3rd-5th
Meetings: Thursday
Purpose/Description: Robotics for Beginners-VEX Go helps students learn STEM fundamentals through fun hands-on activities using VEX Go building kits and labs. Kids explore coding and building in a creative and easy way. Everyone is encouraged to join, work together, and use their imagination to complete challenges.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
2nd-5th Music Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Mrs. Park - ipark@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 2nd-5th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: Music club will be a community for individuals to share their interests of music and to develop their skills. Students will be learning how to play keyboard (piano), recorder, general musical concepts.
**After the first semester, some students from this club will be selected to compete in the Spring Music Memory UIL meet.
The Music Memory UIL program is designed to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of classical music among students. Participants will have the opportunity to listen to and learn about a variety of musical compositions, thereby enhancing their listening skills, memory, and critical thinking. This program not only fosters a lifelong love for music but also contributes significantly to students' overall academic and personal development.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
3rd-6th Chess Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Sutton - msutton@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 3rd-6th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: Chess Puzzle club's purpose is to provide a space for students to play chess, learn, and connect with others. They will be provided opportunities to improve chess skills through practice, analysis of games, and learning from others for fun or to prepare for UIL.
**After the first semester, some students from this club will be selected to compete in the Spring Chess Puzzle UIL meet.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
4th -6th Creative Writing Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Atchison - katchison@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 4th-6th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: Creative Writing provides a fun, low-pressure space where upper-elementary students can explore storytelling, build confidence, and share original work without the stress of formal grading. Students will have the option to compete in UIL for Ready Writing in the Spring, but they of course do not have to in order to enjoy Creative Writing!
**After the first semester, some students from this club will be selected to compete in the Ready Writing UIL meet.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
K-6th Coding Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Ms. Abde
Grade Level Requirements: K-6th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: CodeMonkey is a fun and educational game-based environment where kids learn to code without any prior experience. After completing CodeMonkey's award-winning coding courses, kids will be able to navigate through the programming world with a sense of confidence.Also, It's a program of coding by using a game-based, text-based approach. It offers a variety of courses, from introductory block-based coding for younger children to more advanced text-based languages for older students. The platform aims to make learning to code fun and engaging, while also developing computational thinking, problem-solving, and creating games.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
3rd-6th Lego Club - Monday
Sponsor/Advisor: Mamatnazarova - nmamatnazarova@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 3rd-6th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: LEGO Club is a fun and engaging after-school program where 3rd-6th students explore their creativity and problem-solving skills through hands-on building activities. Each week, students will tackle new challenges, from themed builds to free-building sessions that let their imaginations run wild.
Through teamwork, storytelling, and design, kids will strengthen their fine motor skills, practice cooperation, and express their unique ideas — all while having a blast with LEGO bricks!
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
3rd-6th - Knitting Club - Tuesday
Sponsor/Advisor: Kilic - bkilic@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 3rd - 6th
Meetings: Monday
Purpose/Description: Join us for a fun and hands-on knitting workshop where students in grades 3rd-6th can explore their creativity! Children will work on age-appropriate projects using different kinds of techniques and materials to express themselves through art. It's a great way to build fine motor skills, boost confidence, and have fun making something unique!
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
1st-2nd Chess Club - Tuesday
Sponsor/Advisor: Montero - bmonterosuarez@harmonytx.org
Grade Level Requirements: 1st-2nd
Meetings: Tuesday
Purpose/Description: Chess Puzzle club's purpose is to provide a space for students to play chess, learn, and connect with others. They will be provided opportunities to improve chess skills through practice, analysis of games, and learning from others for fun or to prepare for UIL.
**After the first semester, some students from this club will be selected to compete in the Spring Chess Puzzle UIL meet.
Cost: $100/semester
Time: 3:40-4:40
https://harmonytx.revtrak.net/gr-dfw/harmony-science-academy-garland/#/list
Academic Competitions
- Spring Semester UIL Competitions
- VEX Robotics Competition Team
- Destination Imagination
- Math Kangaroo
- Math Counts
- Science 5th & 6th Grade
Spring Semester UIL Competitions
*More information to come about spring UIL. Email hgregory@harmonytx.org with questions.
| Art - 4th-6th |
| Calculator Applications - 6th |
| Chess Puzzle - 2nd & 3rd |
| Chess Puzzle - 4th-5th |
| Chess Puzzle - 6th |
| Creative Writing - 2nd |
| Dictionary Skills - 5th & 6th |
| Editorial Writing |
| Impromptu Speaking |
| Listening Skills - 5th & 6th |
| Maps, Graphs, and Charts 5th & 6th |
| Mathematics 6th |
| Modern Oratory 6th |
| Music Memory - 2nd |
| Music Memory - 3rd-4th |
| Music Memory - 5th & 6th |
| Number Sense - 4th, 5th, & 6th |
| One Act Play |
| Oral Reading - 4th, 5th, & 6th |
| Ready Writing - 3rd & 4th |
| Ready Writing - 5th & 6th |
| Science 6th |
| Social Studies 5th & 6th |
| Spelling - 3rd & 4th grade |
| Spelling - 5th & 6th grade |
| Storytelling - 2nd & 3rd |
VEX Robotics Competition Team
Advisors: Bozica and Shelton - rshelton@harmonytx.org
Description: This competition team is made up of members that are hand selected by the coaches*. In the VEX IQ Competition Team students are tasked with designing, building and driving a robot to play with other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. STEM concepts are put to the test as students learn lifelong skills in teamwork, leadership, communications, and more as they compete in this years Vex IQ Challenge: Rapid Relay. *Note: This team is invitation only.
Practice Days: Tuesday
Cost: $100 per semester
Destination Imagination
Advisor: Daniel - samantha.daniel@harmonytx.org
Description: Destination Imagination is an educational, project-based program where student teams work together to solve open-ended, STEAM-focused challenges. Designed for ages Pre-K through university, the program teaches the creative process—fostering teamwork, critical thinking, and public speaking
*Note: More information coming soon!
Practice Days: Thursday
Time: 3:40-4:40
Cost: $100 per semester
Math Kangaroo
Advisor: Towle - stowle@harmonytx.org
Description: Math Kangaroo is an international mathematics competition for students in grades 1 through 12. Rather than testing rote memorization, the competition uses creative, puzzle-like questions to promote logical thinking, problem-solving, and a lifelong love for math.
*Note: More information coming soon!
Practice Days: Tuesday
Time: 3:40-4:40
Cost: $100 per semester
Math Counts
Advisor: Wampler - ewampler@harmonytx.org
Description: Math counts is a premier, nationwide extracurricular math program and competition series designed for U.S. students in grades 6–8. It features fun, collaborative math clubs and multi-level, "bee"-style contests that build problem-solving skills, logic, and self-confidence in a supportive, team-oriented environment.
*Note: More information coming soon!
Practice Days: Monday
Time: 3:40-4:40
Cost: $100 per semester
Science 5th & 6th Grade
Advisor: damali.chester@harmonytx.org
Description: Science Club is designed to provide students with extra support, guidance, and time to prepare for the Science Fair. Students will have the opportunity to explore their interests, develop a science fair project, conduct research and experiments, analyze results, and prepare their final presentation.
Science Club is a great opportunity for students who would like additional help with their Science Fair project or simply enjoy exploring science in a fun and supportive environment.
*Note: More information coming soon about the 5th & 6th grade science fair!
Practice Days: Tuesday
Time: 3:40-4:40
Cost: $100 per semester
Student Organizations
STUCO (Student Council)
Sponsor/Advisor: Chester - damali.chester@harmonytx.org
Requirements: Students are selected by a committee to join Student Council.
Meetings: Thursday
Grade Level: 4th-6th
Purpose: The purpose of the organization is to create a greater sense of responsibility within the student body; to strive for better student/faculty relationships; to promote unification of the student body and better representation of its ideas to the faculty and administration; to promote a positive attitude in the advancement of leadership and loyalty; to promote spirit in the school activities; as well as to uphold traditions and to set standards for generations of Harmony students to come. The objective of the Student Council is to provide a service organization doing various activities within the community throughout the year while developing student leaders.
NEHS (National Elementary Honor's Society)
Sponsor/Advisor: Shelton and Trejo (rshelton@harmonytx.org & etrejo@harmonytx.org)
Requirements: Students are selected by a committee to join NEHS.
Meetings: Monday
Grade Level: 4th-6th
Purpose: The National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) was established in 2008 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) in partnership with the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP). NEHS recognizes students in both public and nonpublic elementary schools for their outstanding academic achievement and demonstrated personal responsibility. Through NEHS, students provide meaningful service to the school and community and develop essential leadership skills. NEHS supports these purposes by strengthening the lives of our nation’s elementary students and the schools in which they are enrolled.
CES (Civic Engagement Society)
Athletic Competitions
Accordion
Basketball 4th-6th Grade
Coaches: Addison & Lomax - jlomax@harmonytx.org
Description: This is a competitive basketball team for 4th-6th grade. It will consist of practices and games (will involve travel).
*Note: More information coming soon about tryouts!
Practice Days: Thursday
Cost: TBD (will cover participation and uniform)
