Extracurricular Learning Opportunities

At Trowbridge, students have the opportunity to express themselves through a variety of extracurricular activities. By participating in these activities, students receive the well-rounded education they need to succeed both inside and outside the classroom. Joining an extracurricular activity builds self-confidence, increases leadership skills and teaches responsibility.

• Camp Trowbridge – We offer before and after school tutoring and day care for students who need additional help with their academics and for parents who work late hours.

• After School Athletics – Students can join basketball, softball, flag football, volleyball and/or cheerleading. Joining a team enables students to stay physically fit and learn the importance of working with others to achieve a common goal.

• Peer Mediation – By joining the Peer Mediation group, students learn to resolve conflicts and improve the school climate.

• Kinder Athletics – This Special Olympics program integrates all levels of kindergarten children, encouraging physical fitness and sportsmanship.

• Health Education Program – Interactive field trips enhance health education at all grade levels.

• Theatrical Productions – Students work together to present a multi-age production, incorporating academic excellence.

• Folk Fair – Students may participate in a Folk Fair, featuring cultural awareness performances.

• Earth Day Celebration – During Earth Day, Trowbridge students participate in an environmental cleanup and various planting activities.

• All-city track meets – By participating in track meets, students can increase their heart health and take physical fitness to the next level.

• Summerfest planting – Students help prepare for Milwaukee’s largest music festival by planting flowers on the grounds.

• Student Council – By becoming active members of the Student Council, Trowbridge students are able to better the school environment and enhance their leadership skills.

• Walking Club – Using incentives, students are motivated to exercise during recess.

• Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts – Students are encouraged to take part in hands- on activities outside of school.

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