Extracurriculars

Tuition based and offered by the NISD Community Education Department. 

This program engages girls in grades 3-5 in lessons on self-esteem and confidence building which culminates in a citywide 5K. 

Provides students with opportunities to develop their talent for singing and reading music.

Currently open to 4th and 5th grade students. 

The goal of the jump rope team is to provide a healthy, after school activity that teaches heart health, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.  Members are able to move at an individual pace and are encouraged to go further and help each other out. It is an opportunity to learn a non customary individual and team sport while having fun at the same time!

Currently open to 3rd-5th grade students. 

This club teaches students about robotics, coding, problem solving, team building, and critical thinking culminating in a competition against other clubs.  During competition, students must solve a real-world, scientific-based challenge, create and program an autonomous Lego robots, and demonstrate First Lego League (FLL) Core Values judged during interviews. 

Currently open to 4th and 5th grade students. 

Tuition based and offered by the NISD Community Education Department. 

Provides students with an opportunity to explore their interest in taking and editing photos.  

Currently open to 3rd-5th grade students. 

The goals of Project ACORN are to improve environmental literacy for students through hands-on, inquiry-based science activities and to increase community involvement in environmental science activities. 

Currently open to 4th and 5th grade students. 

Taught by our elementary music specialist and the orchestra teacher at Briscoe Middle School, this program teacher 5th grade students to play an instrument. 

Our Student Council members are elected by their peers and engage in leadership activities as well as service-learning projects on campus. 

Currently open to 4th and 5th grade students. 

This club allows students to explore their interest in space science and culminates in a district-wide stargazing event where volunteers from the San Antonio Astronomical Society provide their telescopes and share views of the night sky will all the students. 

Currently open to 5th grade students.