Clubs and Organizations

Sponsors: Rustye Richards, Kelly DeVries, Kim Summers, and Molly Tuohy

Fee: $30

Description:The Theatre Arts play a significant and essential role in ensuring a well-rounded education. Our goal for the drama club is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for students to be themselves, to make new friends, to explore new worlds, and to create performative art as an ensemble. Students will learn about the different aspects of theatre, including history, improv, acting techniques, and more. There will be two performances (one minor performance and a musical in the spring) in which all students will act, sing, and dance. 
Please note that this club does require a large time commitment from all members and their families. There may be additional rehearsals added for performances as needed including extra days after school, before school, and early release days.
 

Description:The Theatre Arts play a significant and essential role in ensuring a well-rounded education. Our goal for being a part of a stage crew is to provide a safe and comfortable environment for students to be themselves, to make new friends, and to explore new worlds! Students will work alongside the Drama Club as stage crew members during our winter and spring performance (may include working with props, lighting, sound, taking notes, and overseeing technical cues and scenes). This club will teach students how to work as a team, lead others, and become familiar with a theatrical production! Please note that this club does require a large time commitment from all members and their families.

Sponsor: Jooyeon Yoo

Description:Over nine weeks of club meetings, students will gain in-depth, hands-on experiences with the Korean language and culture. Activities cover both traditions and modern trends, such as traditional games, instruments, K-pop dance, Korean school food, and tea. This year, there is also an optional field trip. The club is open to any fourth- or fifth-grade student interested in learning more about the Korean language and culture.
 

Description:
Ever dreamed of rocking out on stage? Step into the spotlight and unleash your inner musician! In this high-energy club, you’ll get hands-on experience with electric guitar, drums, keyboards, bass, ukulele, and percussion. Together with new friends, you’ll dive into rhythm, jam out with improvisation, and even create your own music. Whether you want to master a new instrument or build the confidence to perform at school events, this is your place to shine. Absolutely no experience necessary—just bring your passion for music!
 

Meeting Days: Wednesdays and Thursdays Meeting Times: 2:45 PM - 4:30 PM

Sponsor: Simpson

Description:
Become a future engineer and problem-solver in the CES Robotics team! We prepare for the FIRST LEGO League Challenge, a competition focused on real-world problem-solving and robotics engineering. Students will design, build, and program LEGO Spike Prime robots to complete challenging tasks on a game board.

Team members develop critical thinking, teamwork, and communication skills while preparing for regional and national tournaments. The team is highly selective, requiring an application and tryout process in March of fourth grade. We welcome applications from new CES fifth graders.

Sponsors:  Katie Rhea and Emily Hamilton

Description:We will be putting together the 2026-2027 Chattahoochee Elementary yearbook! Club members will assist by attending school events and taking photos throughout the year, using programs to format and design the yearbook, and be an active member of creating the yearbook from start to finish!

Meeting Days: Mondays (10/5/26 - 3/29/27)
Meeting Times: 3:45 PM - 5:15 PM

Fee: $25

Description:

The United Sports Club is designed to help students:
🎯 Sportsmanship – Learning to win humbly and lose with grace.
🤝 Mutual Respect – Respecting teammates, opponents, and adults.
✅ Responsibility – Students must maintain passing grades and positive behavior (no discipline referrals).
🛡️ Mentorship & Support – Providing a safe space for relationship-building and guidance.

Students will enjoy a variety of sports and games throughout the season, including (matball, basketball, flag football, capture the flag, board games, and other activities).