Learning Goes Beyond the Classroom with Countless Clubs, Activities at Mill Creek Academy
Extracurricular

Learning Goes Beyond the Classroom with Countless Clubs, Activities at Mill Creek Academy

NHA Communications Team

There’s more to school than just the academics. Extracurricular activities can help children makes friends, become more social, and open their eyes to new worlds.

At Mill Creek Academy, students will have a variety of electives and clubs at their disposal. The STEAM approach National Heritage Academies (NHA) schools use incorporates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics in harmony to provide a well-rounded education. And with NHA’s commitment to a Moral Focus-based curriculum, students of all grade levels are active in the community by giving back and participating in service projects.

Students at NHA schools take part it activities such as American Sign Language and foreign languages along with various art and literature classes. NHA schools offer a wide range of clubs, including those for budding entrepreneurs, musicians, or someone who is passionate about making a difference in the community. Students can even get a leg up on their career with clubs aimed at future health professionals and those interested in robotics. The fun doesn’t stop with students, as teachers get into the extracurricular act by making viral videos to motivate their classes and to get them excited for the first day of school.

Athletics are another avenue for children to grow, and NHA schools field teams in everything from basketball to bowling. Mill Creek will begin with students kindergarten to fifth grade, but as the school grows, more opportunities will arise. Who knows, they might even win a state championship!

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About Mill Creek Academy

Mill Creek Academy is a tuition-free public charter school in Waukesha, WI, serving students in 4K through eighth grade. It is part of the National Heritage Academies® (NHA®) network of 100+ tuition-free public charter schools serving more than 67,000 students from kindergarten through high school across nine states.