What: TGA runs the leading school-based youth golf and tennis programs in the United States. TGA makes golf and tennis accessible to youth by bringing a unique teaching curriculum to Pk-8th grade students at their schools. Using modified equipment and lesson plans developed by golf and tennis professionals along with education industry experts, TGA provides the building blocks for future achievement on the course, on the court and in life. Click here for details.

Enrollment for golf & tennis is now open for the 2019 Fall 1 session, which begins on Wednesday, February 20th. Please use the link below to register for the classes. 

TGA Registration

 

When: Thursdays from 3:45-4:30

What: The LPES Chess Club is open to LPES students in Grades 1-5 with all levels of chess experience. The club meets in the media center from 3:45-4:30. 

Registration: Registration for the 2018-19 school year is now open. Please visit: Chess Club Application - 2019-20

Questions or concerns?  Email: LPESChess@gmail.com

When: Ongoing

What: Elected by their classmates on election day, the Laurel Park Student Council is comprised of one representative from each classroom. Student Council Members are invited to lead the student body in a variety of philanthropic and school-improvement efforts. In the past, student council members have led canned food drives for local food banks, toy drives to benefit children at the Ronald McDonald House, as well as relief efforts for the natural disasters in Japan and Haiti. Student Council members have also created posters to support the Positive-Behavior Intervention Support program at our school.               

Do you like to run, jump, skip, hop and PLAY? Join the NEW Laurel Park Movement Group! This group is a before school activity which encourages our students to engage in purposeful movement before school hours start. Our coaches will teach how movement and physical activity is instrumental to a positive school day. When we move our bodies, our minds are ready to learn. We will engage in a variety of movement including running, group games, sports, yoga and more. Please wear sneakers each day and bring a water bottle. Limited to 25 participants. No fee; this is brought to you by the LPES PTA Health and Wellness Committee. Sign up using this link. For questions, contact Catie Cox at cox.catie@gmail.com 

STEM For Kids is a WCPSS approved service provider delivering after school programs, summer and track-out camps and in-school field trips throughout Triangle. Students experience engineering, robotics and computing in a fun hands-on way with the 4C skills of Communication, Collaboration, Critical Thinking and Creativity. 

 

Registration Information: https://www.stemforkids.net/register/home/t?t=1

 

Website: https://stemforkids.net/t/nctriangle/for-parents/