Newspring’s After School Art Program
Newspring is adding art and design to the already innovative STEM curriculum. STEAM takes it to the next level by incorporating the artistic and design related skills and thinking processes. Students will learn top skills from the arts. This will include creativity, confidence, problem-solving, perseverance, focus, non-verbal communication, receiving constructive feedback, collaboration, dedication, and accountability. Each week we will learn a different style of art by exploring art history and multiple mediums using elements of art and principles of design.
The program is offered to children aged 8-18 years old. Each week, classes are instructed separately to age-appropriate groups.
The class will be every Monday and Wednesday for students in elementary school, ages 8 and up.
The class will be every Tuesday and Thursday for students in middle school and high school.
Open Studio will be every Friday! Students will apply what they learned for the week into an original art piece using whatever medium they prefer. The class will be a combination of elementary, middle, and high school students. The older students can then mentor the younger students and share their knowledge of art.
Newspring’s after school program empowers students by providing a safe and emotionally supportive environment for our students to thrive.
Registration
Stop by the studio, download the registration form or complete your application online!
Click here to download English registration form
Haga clic aqui para descargar la solicitud de inscripcion
Tuition
If the student participated in the 2018-2019 lunch program in Spring Branch Independent School District, tuition is as follows:
Free/Reduced Lunch – the program is free
Otherwise, tuition is $80.00 per student, per month with 50% off for siblings. Payable at time of registration by credit card or check.
More Information
Need more information? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help. Or give us a call at 713-590-0100.
City Connections is funded in part by the City of Houston and CASE for Kids, a division of Harris County Department of Education.
