EXPLORE
EXPLORE
Don’t underestimate the importance of having fun participating in school activities. Some of the best times and memories students have are the experiences of belonging to a club or participating in an after school activity. Clubs and activities are important to join just for the enjoyment that they will bring to most students, but they also allow the students to more easily make friends because the groups are small and they get to be themselves!
Clubs and activities provide students with many positive experiences that help them to become well-rounded individuals who are ready for college or the workplace. It helps students to become active in their school and to feel a connection the school and to others. It provides a sense of pride and school spirit and it is a positive influence on our youth today.
Beulah Players is an audition-based drama club for students in grades 3–5 that brings literacy and the performing arts together. Throughout the year, students strengthen reading comprehension, fluency, oral communication, collaboration, and performance skills as they study and interpret a theatrical work and prepare for a culminating spring production.
Participation requires a significant commitment, with students rehearsing approximately two hours after school, twice each week, from the fall through the culminating production in late April/early May. Through this extended experience, students build confidence, creativity, perseverance, and a deeper understanding of text while discovering the joy of bringing a story to life on stage.
Counselor Connection: Breakfast Edition
Breakfast with our counselors is a great way for students and families to interact and become familiar with Beulah’s counseling team. Students and families learn more about the importance of social and emotional development, while participating in fun and interactive activities!
Book & Breakfast
Please join us for a light breakfast and a special read aloud from a guest reader. Students will also leave with a brand new book to add to their home library collection.
Math & Muffins
Families are hosted for breakfast and a math activity before school. Each student is given a math manipulative and activities to use the manipulative with at home.
Meeting Times
Twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays immediately after school, 4-5:15 p.m.
Contact Teachers/Site Liaisons with questions
Reed Dellinger (reed_dellinger@ccpsnet.net)
What is it?
We are not a running program, we are so much more! We are an active, positive youth-development program for young girls.
Girls on the Run is a curriculum-based, character development program designed for 3rd – 5th grade girls of all fitness and ability levels. The 10-week intentional curriculum includes lessons that specifically target helping girls improve in Competence, Confidence, Caring, Character, Connection, and Contribution. Girls learn specific skills and strategies such as how to manage emotions, help others, make intentional decisions, and resolve conflict that they use at home, at school and with friends.
What we do
A group of about 15 girls meets twice a week with their trained, volunteer coaches to discuss important life lessons while playing integrative and fun running games. GOTR emphasizes independent thinking, making healthy choices, healthy group dynamics and problem solving. The curriculum stresses peer support and doing your best. The program finishes with the girls running or walking in a 5K.
Program dates
Meetings start the week of Sept. 14. The program ends on November 22, 2026 with a 5K.
Sign-Up
Registration opens on August 12, 2026, at 7 a.m. Sign-up online at http://gotrrichmond.org.
Space is limited to 15 girls. Registration is first-come, first- served. A waitlist will be started once the team is full. Girls are expected to participate twice a week.
Program Fee
$25 – $185 (sliding scale & scholarships available to all)
Program Fee includes: GOTR program t-shirt, water bottle,10 weeks of program materials and lessons delivered by 3 certified GOTR coaches, 5k race entry, end of season 5k completion medal and a season of confidence enhancing lessons and activities your daughter won’t forget!
Girls on the Run of Greater Richmond
Email: info@gotrrichmond.org
Website: http://gotrrichmond.org
Kindness Club brings together students in grades 3–5 who have a heart for helping others and want to make a positive difference at Beulah and beyond. Meeting weekly during the school year, members participate in service projects and kindness activities, support school and community events such as our Food Drive, Multicultural Night, and Black History Month Celebration, and may serve as student ambassadors to help welcome new students to the Beulah family. Through service and leadership, students learn that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
LEGO Masters Club is a hands-on STEM experience where students put their creativity, problem-solving, and engineering skills to work! During each six-week session, students meet after school once a week to design and construct LEGO creations while exploring robotics and coding to bring their builds to life through movement and interactive challenges. Along the way, students strengthen collaboration, critical thinking, perseverance, and innovation while learning, creating, and having fun!
The S.W.I.M. (Students With Impressive Motivation) Leadership team is a group of fourth and fifth grade students who have demonstrated leadership qualities within their school, home, and community environments. These students have good school attendance, follow S.W.I.M. expectations, and strive to have good academic performance. Exhibiting kindness, responsibility, integrity, and compassion are all highly valued as these students continue to grow in their leadership skills. There are many different activities that the S.W.I.M. team participates in during the school year. A few of these activities include; taking a field trip to a university, participating in several leadership opportunities to support Beulah, creating individual goals, and developing a SEL morning meeting group to help younger classrooms with their social/emotional development. The S.W.I.M. team students meet biweekly.
What is Watch D.O.G.S.®?
Watch D.O.G.S. is a family and community engagement educational initiative.
What are the goals of a Watch D.O.G.S.® program?
Who are Watch D.O.G.S.® and how does Watch D.O.G.S.® work?
If you would like to be a Watch DOG, please contact Beulah’s Watch D.O.G.S.® Program Coordinator: Jeffery Johnson @ jeffery_johnson@ccpsnet.net or call (804)743-3620, Ext. 5626.
Watch D.O.G.S.® volunteers must be screened and approved before volunteering using this link https://apps.raptortech.com/Apply/NDYyOmVuLVVT.