Give your child a safe place to go and a way to grow at Gene Slay's Girls & Boys afterschool program! The Club offers a variety of enriching programs, fun activities, and academic support for your child. Meals and snacks are also provided.​

Want to improve your child's grades? Take advantage of this opportunity offered by people who care at no cost to you. We use Khan Academy's library of trusted classes for reading, writing, and math so our tutors can identify gaps in their students' understanding, tailor instruction, and meet the needs of every student.

Discover the wonderful world of animals— above and below water! Feel the force of energy and the might of motion in exciting physics explorations. Shake up a mixture, and experiment with telecommunication! The amazing take home projects in every class will have you exploring more at home!

Our 30 week youth dance program offers an entire school year of instruction in the art of dance. The Spring Dance Rehearsal is May 20, and the Recital is May 21 at 6 PM at the Keating Performing Arts Center at Kirkwood High School.

Our 30 week youth dance program offers an entire school year of instruction in the art of dance. The Spring Dance Rehearsal is May 20, and the Recital is May 21 at 6 PM at the Keating Performing Arts Center at Kirkwood High School.

This 30-minute class incorporates basic ballet and tap steps into age appropriate exercises and dances. Children will develop strength and coordination in a fun, nurturing environment. Appropriate dancewear, such as a leotard with a skirt and tights are required. The children will need any color ballet and tap shoes. A $25 deposit/registration fee will be charged upon registration. This session's class begins September 8.

Athletes will engage in strength & conditioning stations including weightlifting. This training can prepare the athlete for a future in Para Powerlifting as well as an additional way to maintain strength and conditioning training!

BULL’S EYE is the name of the game! Learn the skills and technique needed to get that bull’s eye every time! Adaptive equipment available. Athletes will be split into two 45-min groups based on age and skill level.

This Paralympic sport is a test of accuracy and control in which competitors use air rifles to fire a series of shots at a stationary target. Each athlete sits at an individual station and is taught safety when handling the air rifle. Athletes must be at least 12 years of age.

Students who have a solid background in drawing will love this new class presented by artist Beena McMahan! In this 6 week session, students will build upon their basic drawing skills to tackle intermediate topics like perspective, portrait, and still life. Students will work in various materials such as pencil, charcoal, marker, and ink. All supplies provided. If you need accommodations for this program, please contact the Foundry as soon as you are able.

ADAM is a competitive pre-college gap year program offered by the University of Notre Dame through its academic center in Jerusalem. The program's vision is to nurture a generation of confident, capable, and community-minded adults who wish to succeed in higher education and beyond. By creating an inclusive and supportive environment, ADAM will provide high school graduates with an opportunity to strengthen their academic skills, gain fluency in foreign languages, deepen their digital literacy, and pursue personal growth.

Developed by Wharton Professor Adi Wyner and the Wharton Sports Analytics Journal, Moneyball FLEX is a four-week online program which introduces statistics and coding through a sports lens. The program serves as an entrée into the sports statistics world as it is not heavily focused on computing, but the fundamental principles of sports statistics.

The Gym is open to boys and girls, ages 8 to 18. Membership is free during the entire school year. No child has or will ever be turned away, and there are many opportunities for children to “earn” memberships.

This training session is designed to develop skills by building and improving your child’s fundamentals and game knowledge of the sport. Training sessions are great as a stand-alone activity or to help build skills before or during league play.

Children will be introduced to dance techniques as well as improve coordination and flexibility while enjoying different types of music.