Students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade are invited to join the Cherry Hills Village intramural program, which is an extension of physical education activities. Each class will be from 2:45 – 3:25 afterschool.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council is a select group of students who demonstrate leadership, trustworthiness, honesty, integrity and responsibility.
What is the purpose of Student Council?
- Develop Leadership skills
- Promote communication between students, teachers and administration
- Provide opportunities for students to participate in school and community projects.
More details to come!
Clubs and activities led by parent volunteers or outside organizations.
All Pro Dad is a special program at CHVE that offers dads the chance to spend meaningful, quality time with their children before school. Through monthly gatherings, fathers and kids connect over guided discussions on important topics, fostering deeper relationships.
Dates:
- August 28th
- September 25th
- October 23rd
- November 20th
- December 11th
- January 22nd
- February 26th
- March 26th
- April 23rd
- May 21st
NEW! Bloom Girls Club:
A gathering for girls in grades 1–5 hosted by CHVE moms.
Our goal is to create a space where young girls can grow in kindness, friendship, and love for themselves and others. While our message is rooted in faith-based values, everyone is welcome — no specific faith background is required to join.
We’ll meet once a month before school on the second Wednesday in La Tronica.
If your daughter would be interested in attending, please reach out to Stasia at stasiaraineswalker@gmail.com and she can provide you with more information. And if you’d like to get involved or help out in any way, we'd love to hear from you too!
Students will be introduced to all phases of the game, etiquette, tactics, and strategies, by National Master and 5-time Denver Chess Champion, Todd Bardwick.
The class is structured teaching the first half hour and then the students will play each other the second half hour while Todd gives suggestions and answers questions.
Todd has taught Chess at CHVE for over 35 years, has written nine books that published in three other languages, and is a member of the Colorado Chess Hall of Fame. Visit his website at http://www.ColoradoMasterChess.com for local scholastic tournaments and other chess opportunities for kids.
Learn more and register here!
Cub Scouts Pack 711
K-5 boys and girls are invited to join Cub Scouts Pack 711. Meetings are generally Thursday evenings twice a month. Activities include building cars and boats, launching rockets, playing games, and learning about the principles of Scouting.
Email pack711scouts@gmail.com or come to Join Night on August 28th at 6:00pm at Rosamond Park (north east corner of the park) for additional information.
Students will learn about 3D design, modeling and printing, engineering and robotics including coding in Minecraft. STEAM concepts with real-world problems: Students will learn how to use STEAM concepts in their everyday life and apply it to coding.
September 10, 2025 – May 13, 2026 (Wednesdays, 1:45 PM – 2:30 PM)
Girls on the Run is a transformational physical activity based positive youth development program for girls in 3rd through 5th grade.
MINI BRUINS DANCE TEAM
Learn technique, cheers, sidelines, and multiple dances! Dancers will perform at two high school-affiliated events and an end-of-year showcase!
Reach Out (grades K-5)
CHVE Reach Out is a program designed for K-5 students to explore the values of philanthropy and community engagement in fun, age-appropriate ways. Through meaningful projects with local organizations, students learn the importance of kindness, generosity, and teamwork while gaining hands-on experience in helping others.
The group meets in La Tronica from 1:45-2:45. This year we are not requiring a parent to be present, but we will need all parents to fill out a sign up genius so we know who is attending. Please email Ali Millice (algreenb@gmail.com) and she will send you the sign up for your student.
Our after-school enrichment curriculum draws primarily from the SFM level 1 and Level 2 Piano Workbooks along with specialized games, harmonic and rhythmic ear training, and learning songs. Every student has their own keyboard and headphones in class and after discussing concepts as a group students are then able to immediately implement them. The learning environment is extremely fun, engaging, and upbeat.
Come learn how to play tennis and pickleball! Kids are grouped by grade, K-2 and 3-5. We bring specialized balls, portable nets, small racquets & paddles and tons of fun!
Monday Classes: K-2 (March 23 - May 11)
Wednesday Classes: 3-5 (March 25 - May 13)
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