Extracurricular Activities
An important goal of the Delphi Program is to help each student acquire a range of skills and abilities he can use in life. Regularly scheduled classes of this nature are called Practical Activities.
Practical Activities are designed to give students firsthand experiences which will improve their overall skills, as well as cultivate interests in new areas. As with all aspects of the Delphi Program, practical activities provide a learning environment where students develop competency, creativity and critical thinking.
Lower School students enjoy a variety of weekly classes such as art, crafts, woodshop, P.E., science, engineering, computers, gardening,and dance.
Elementary School through High School students may choose from a wide variety of electives. Classes offered have included visual arts, pottery, woodshop, dance, theatre, band, cooking, sewing, fitness, team sports, computers, coding and more.
This time may also be used to explore career interests or hone life skills in the form of apprenticeships or projects.
All classes offered are subject to change based on seasonal availability, class sizes, and student interest.