Clubs & Activities

The art club is designed for 3rd-5th grade students who want to enhance their learning and love for art and design. Students will experience different types of mediums and styles, while receiving guidance and training in the design skills. 

Faculty Advisor: Mr. B

Meeting Time/Day: 1st and 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7:30-8:20am

The basketball club is an exciting way to encourage sportsmanship, teamwork, and athletics in one. Students learn the core, foundational principles of basketball, while also learning the value of hard work and teamwork to achieve the dream. This is for students in grades 3-5.

Faculty Advisor: Coach Logan

Meeting Time/Day: Tuesday mornings from 7:30-8:20am (second semester)

The AES Cheerleading Squad is brand new to AES and is designed to promote school spirit, teamwork, and basic coordination skills. Student participants will cheer and encourage schoolmates at various school-sponsored events. 

Faculty Advisors: Marsha Smith, Alexia Coke, Melissa Joseph-Melville, Destani Green, Nikyah Moore

Meeting Time/Day: Mondays & Wednesdays 4:00-5:00PM

The Annistown Chorus is a vibrant and engaging program designed for 4th and 5th grade students who love to sing! Through fun and dynamic rehearsals, students develop vocal techniques, musicality, and teamwork while preparing for exciting performances. Our chorus performs twice a year, with a Winter Holiday Concert and a Black History Month Concert, giving students the opportunity to share their talents with the school and the community.

Faculty Advisor: Jonathon Brown

Meeting Time/Day: Wednesday mornings from 7:30-8:20am

The Gentlemen of Annistown is a club designed to promote healthy growth and collaboration amongst male students, grades 3-5. Students in this club are exposed to handling conflict, goal-setting, and life skills for school and beyond. 

Faculty Advisors: Justin Garner, Jonathon Brown, Brian Ingram

Wednesdays from 7:00-8:00am

The Lady Generals of Distinction is a club designed to promote healthy growth and collaboration amongst female students, grades 3-5. Students in this club are exposed to handling conflict, goal-setting, and life skills for school and beyond. 

Faculty Advisors: Theresa Edwards & Sabrena Hawkins

Thursdays from 7:30-8:20am

Lego League is a safe space for all things STEAM. Lego League fosters imagination, curiosity, initiative, and teamwork. Students engage in various challenges to prepare for the Lego League competition at the end of the year, as well as learn the basics of robotics.

Faculty Advisor: Candice Hill

Three Segments:

1. FLL Challenge Robotics Team (Competition Team) - 10 students

4^th & 5^th grade students only

MUST apply and tryout

Accepting applications beginning Wednesday, August 5th

1^st semester, competition days, and STEAM Night showcase

Tuesdays and Thursday 3:30pm - 5:00pm

2. FLL Explore Team - 6 students

2^nd & 3^rd grade students only

2^nd semester only 

Tuesdays 3:30pm - 4:30pm

3. FLL Discover Team - 8 students

K & 1^st grade students only

2^nd semester only

Thursdays 3:30pm - 4:30pm

The Annistown Peer Leadership Program is a program designed to build leadership skills in 5th grade students as well as provide assistance to students who may be having difficulty with academics. The program seeks to create a culture of trust and engagement, empower students to work independently and with diverse groups, provide students with tools to better achieve goals, and develop student voice.

Faculty Advisors: Larrisa Barker

Meeting Times/Days: Bi-Monthly Thursdays during specials 2:25-3:10pm

Readers Rally is a reading quiz bowl style competition for students in grades four through twelve. Students read books from a pre-determined list and answer questions about those books. Each Gwinnett County school may send one team of ten players or less to the Readers Rally event. 

Faculty Advisors: Sherry Longstreth & Ms. Glass

Meeting Time/Day: Thursday mornings from 7:30-8:20am

AAA School Safety Patrols benefit students, schools, and communities. This is for 5th grade students.

Students gain:
Safety awareness, Leadership, Teamwork, Pride, Citizenship, and Respect for law enforcement

Schools benefit from opportunities to promote:
Traffic safety awareness, Peer-to-peer education, Character-building opportunities, A constructive outlet for students’ energy, and A positive relationship with parents, law enforcement, and the overall community

Faculty Advisors formally meet with Safety Patrols on a bi-weekly basis.

Faculty Advisors: Janice Wright

Meeting Time/Day: Last Friday of each month from 7:30-8:20am

The purpose of this camp is to give 3rd-5th grade students the opportunity to learn the fundamental skills of soccer while also instilling life lessons, discipline, character, sportsmanship and a love for physical activity.

Faculty Advisor: Coach Logan

Meeting Time/Days: Tuesdays at 7:30-8:20am (first semester)