GRADES TK-12
K-Club
Creative Kids Corner
STEAM for Girls
Be Elite Podcast Club
Esports Club
Songwriting
Book Club
The Filmmakers Fellowship
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Petal Pages
Peak Performance Huddle
Power of Words Club
Join us in the exciting adventure of a Dungeons and Dragons Campaign where you will create your own character, roleplay in different situations, and socialize wiht other D and D players! 🙂
Host: Mr. Walleen
4-12th | Thursdays | 1pm
Science of Sewing is a hands-on STEAM intensive where students discover that sewing is much more than fashion, it’s engineering, creativity, and problem-solving. We’ll begin by learning the fundamentals of machine sewing, then use the Engineering Design Process to design and construct a pair of shorts. As students build confidence, we’ll explore projects such as shirts, bodices, jackets, bags, pillows, pouches, and other functional creations. Along the way, we’ll investigate textile science, sustainable fabrics, plant dyes, thrift flips, and upcycling to better understand how thoughtful design can reduce waste and create a more sustainable future.
Host: Ms. Roberts
4-9th | Wednesdays | 1pm
The Rising Eagles Drama Club is an exciting online experience for students in 4th–9th grade who are ready to step into the spotlight. Through fun acting games, improvisation, script reading, character creation, and creative challenges, students will build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and unleash their imagination. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or trying drama for the very first time, you’ll make new friends, discover your talents, and have a blast bringing stories to life!
Host: Ms. Sawelenko
Grades 3-5 | Every other Monday | 12-1:00
A fun and engaging opportunity for students to build a love of reading while connecting with their peers. Students will read age-appropriate books, participate in guided discussions, explore story elements and themes, and complete interactive activities that strengthen comprehension, critical thinking, and communication skills in a supportive environment.
Hosts: Ms. ClaarÂ
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GRADES: 4-12 | Recess: Thursdays Practices: 1-2pm
This is a club with multiple competitive teams. Students can try out for Elite’s competitive Fortnite, Super Smash Bros, and Overwatch teams. Minecraft, Splatoon, and Rocket League teams are are open to join! Esports clubs also holds a open play recess once a week, open to all students!
Hosts: Mr. Keeley
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Grades 6-12 | 1pm
The purpose of Anime Club is to provide a safe and inclusive space for students who enjoy anime or manga. The goals of Anime Club are to promote appreciation and understanding of anime in relation to Japanese culture, foster a community for discussion and collaboration among anime enthusiasts, and provide a space for students to explore activities related to anime, such as art, cosplay, writing, and video editing.
Host: Ms. Jackson
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9-12 | Mondays | 11am
Learn now how to make future smart money moves. Learn the money skills most adults wish they had learned earlier. Explore a little bit of budgeting, saving, investing, credit, college costs, careers, taxes, and more through games, challenges, and real-life scenarios. Open to students in grades 9–12. No experience required.
Host: Ms. Perez
All are welcome! | Mondays | 12-1pm
All Things Pokémon features a rotating theme each week of the month, including learning the Pokémon Trading Card Game, exploring Pokémon GO, participating in Pokémon-themed games and challenges, and discovering Pokémon history, lore, and strategy. Students will build friendships, develop teamwork and critical thinking skills, and grow as Trainers in a fun, welcoming environment. Whether you’re new to Pokémon or an experienced fan, everyone is invited to learn, play, and catch ’em all!
Host: Ms. Munoz
4th & Up | Tuesday (Biweekly) | 2:00-2:45pm
Learn about artists, try different art techniques, and share our creations
Host: Ms. Cooper
GRADES 6-12 | Every Other Tuesday
A space for all people who love or want to learn more about k-pop and k-dramas. We will listen to music, watch dramas, discuss, scrapbook, play games, and more as we dive into the world of Korean entertainment and culture.
Host: Mrs. Kim
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Grades: 6th-12th | Monday, Weekly | Middle school (6-8) 10:00am, High school (9-12) 10:30am
Peak Performance Huddle empowers students in grades 6–12 by combining academic support, leadership development, character education, and athletic mentorship to help them succeed in school, sports, and life. Through interactive workshops, guest speakers, meaningful discussions, and virtual athletic tours, students gain valuable skills in goal setting, time management, college and career readiness, mental wellness, and personal growth. The program inspires students to become confident leaders who are prepared to excel academically, compete at a high level, and make a positive impact in their communities.
Hosts:
Ms. Baker
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6-12 | Thursdays | 9-10am or 10-11am
The overall goal of the Fitness & Healthy Living Club is to help students build strength, improve fitness, reduce stress, and develop the knowledge and skills needed to make healthy choices both now and in the future. The club will foster a positive atmosphere where students can challenge themselves, celebrate progress, and discover enjoyable ways to stay active.
Host: Ms. Shannon
9-12 | Thursdays | 1-2pm or 2-3pm
This is a studio where students can explore all artistic mediums regardless of skill level who want to experiment with drawing, painting, collage, and mixed media while building confidence and creativity.
Host: Ms. Kriedeman
4-7 | Wednesday | 2-3pm
The Math 24 Club is a fun engaging club helping students strengthen their fact fluency, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills through the game Math 24. The goal of this club is to foster a love of math, encourage critical thinking, and create a collaborative community where students can learn and have fun together. Students who enjoy puzzles, games, and mathematical challenges will love this club!
Host: Ms. Gilmore
6-12 | Fridays | 2-3pm
TCG club is a space where students can learn, deckbuild, discuss, and play a variety of tabletop trading card games. Games planned to be covered: Magic The Gathering, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound, Pokemon TCG. Meant to focus more on gameplay, less on pack opening.
Host: Mr. Keeley, Mr. Wilson
K-2, 3-5 | Mondays | 1-1:45pm, 2-2:45pm
“Students explore singing, rhythm, percussion, arts and music history, recorders/flutes, songwriting, music and art games, collaboration, performance, and music appreciation in a fun and approachable environment with Ms. Riana!
Designed to spark creativity and confidence, come discover the foundations of music and art through hands-on activities, movement, listening, art appreciation, and play.”
Host: Ms. Herring
6-12 | Mondays | 1-2pm
The Speech and Debate Club is a place for students who want to become more confident speakers, stronger critical thinkers, and effective leaders. Members learn how to research topics, build persuasive arguments, think quickly under pressure, and communicate their ideas with confidence and respect. Whether you’re interested in public speaking, debate, acting, law, politics, education, or simply becoming more comfortable speaking in front of others, this club offers a supportive environment to develop valuable life skills.
Students will have opportunities to participate in fun speaking activities, mock debates, speech competitions, and team-building exercises while improving communication, collaboration, and leadership skills. No experience is necessary—just a willingness to learn, challenge yourself, and have your voice heard.
Host: Ms. Planchon
TK-3 | Thursdays | 1-2pm (Biweekly)
In Storytime Art Studio, students will enjoy engaging read-alouds and create art inspired by each story. Through fun, hands-on projects, they’ll strengthen comprehension skills while developing a lifelong love of books and creativity.
Host: Ms. Ekdahl
K-3 | Mondays | 1-1:45pm, 2-2:45pm
“Students explore singing, rhythm, percussion, arts and music history, recorders/flutes, songwriting, music and art games, collaboration, performance, and music appreciation in a fun and approachable environment with Ms. Riana!
Designed to spark creativity and confidence, come discover the foundations of music and art through hands-on activities, movement, listening, art appreciation, and play.”
Host: Ms. Herring
TK-3rd | Every other Friday | 10am
Little Bakers Club is a fun, hands on club where young bakers will learn kitchen safety, practice following step by step directions, and build confidence while creating delicious recipes. Students will explore basic units of measurement, strengthen math and reading skills, and work together as a team throughout the baking process. At the end of each session, they’ll take home a tasty treat to share with their families along with the pride of what they created together.
Host: Ms. Childers
4th-8th | Mondays | 12-1pm
Host: Ms. Hernandez
2nd-3rd | Tuesdays or Thursdays | 12-1pm OR 1-2pm (those times are open both days)
Discover the joy of writing in the Power of Words Writing Club! Using fun Mystery Writing prompts, students will brainstorm, draft, edit, and publish creative stories and short essays while building strong writing and grammar skills. In a supportive environment, young writers will grow their confidence, express their creativity, and learn that writing is fun!
Host: Ms. Thompson
6-12 | Wednesdays | 11:00am
To promote understanding, appreciation, and respect for the diverse cultures of Southeast Asia by exploring its traditions, celebrations, languages, arts, history, and food while fostering inclusivity and global awareness.
Host: Mr. Bunn
Grades 4th-8th | Fridays | 11am
STEAM 4 Girls is an engaging enrichment program that empowers girls to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through hands-on activities, creative projects, and collaborative learning. Students build confidence, strengthen problem-solving skills, and discover a love of innovation in a fun and supportive environment.
Host: Ms. Bobczynski
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The Sports Roundtable Club is a fun, laid-back space where students come together each week to talk sports. We discuss the biggest games, make predictions, debate hot topics, and share our favorite teams and players while building community through friendly conversation.
Host: Mr. Boitano
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4th-12th | Wednesdays | 2:00-2:45pm
Students will learn how to create podcasts, conduct interviews, and more with their peers. The Be Elite Podcast episodes are recorded, planned and edited by students, and then shared to the world via Elite’s YouTube channel. Students alternate between planning meetings and recordings every week.
Host: Mr. Smith
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Grades 6-12 | Thursdays (Biweekly) | 1-2pm
Create and Showcase Custom
Lego builds
Host: Mr. Begijan
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Grades 6-12 | Fridays | 2-3pm
Learn songwriting tips & tricks, write your own unique songs, and collaborate with other student musicians. This is a positive, supportive, and uplifting place to share new music, get inspired, and build confidence. Participate in performances and special events, guided by an award-winning pro musician (Mr. Derik)!
Host: Mr. Nelson
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Grades 6-12 | Tuesdays (Biweekly) | 1pm
Scrapbooking
Host: Ms. Moore
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Grades TK-5 | Wednesdays, 1:30-2:30pm
The Creative Kids Corner is an exciting club open to all TK-5th students who love Visual and Performing Arts, storytelling, puzzles and games, arts and crafts, and creativity galore! Join us as we bring a variety of imaginative and playful projects to life while building lasting connections! With weekly meetings, each session is unique and engaging. Stop by, say hi, and see what we’re doing today!
Host: Ms. Reeves
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ALL GRADES | Monday, every other week | 3pm
Our bi-weekly Zoom meetings explore practical outdoor skills and nature topics students can apply in their own adventures — from reading maps and planning trips to understanding weather, ecology, and how to recreate safely and responsibly. Each session includes discussion and real-world examples to help students build confidence in the outdoors.
MEETING DATES Sept 8, Sept 22, Oct 6, Oct 20, Nov 3, Nov 17, Jan 12, Jan 26, Feb 9, Feb 23, Mar 23 (tentative), Apr 6, Apr 20, May 4, May 18, Jun 1 —- NO MEETINGS Dec 1, Dec 15, Dec 29, Mar 9
Host: Mr. Olson
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Grades K-5 | Monday, Once a Month | 12pm
Start Date: October 13
Meets monthly with Mr. Fenton and provides our youngest student-athletes (grades K – 5) with a space to move, learn, & grow together!
Host: Mr. Fenton
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Grades 6-12 | 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month | 1pm
Start Date: September 17th
The Math Club is a group where students with love for math come together and express their enjoyment for math in a supportive environment.
Hosts: Mr. Bunn & Mrs. Moore
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Grades 4-8 | 1st & 3rd Thursday of every Month | 12p
Start Date: September 18 (Informational Only)
The Master Builders Club encourages students to explore engineering, technology, and artistic design through hands-on LEGO building projects. By engaging in collaborative projects, members will develop problem-solving skills, apply STEAM concepts, and unleash their creativity in a fun, dynamic environment.
Host: Ms. Munoz
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GRADES 10-12Â (by Invite & Induction Only)
Start Date: October 8
National Honors Society for high school students is for students who have maintained a 3.0 GPA. It is open for grades 10-12. The idea behind being a part of NHS is that students have modeled excellent leadership, service, and scholarship
Club Advisor: Ms. Yazdani | [email protected]
Club Dates: October 8th, November 12, December 10th
6-8 GRADE | Bi-Monthly | 3pm
Start Date: September 23 (Tentative)Â
The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is a prestigious organization for middle school students that have maintained a 3.0 GPA and above who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. As part of NJHS, students will have the opportunity to complete service projects, make friends, and support their school and communities!
Host: Ms. Ramirez
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Grades 4-8 | Tuesday, Weekly | 9-930a (Elementary), 930-10a (Middle School)
Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS) is a nationwide program that encourages students in grades 4–8 to develop their problem-solving skills through challenging math contests. Participants tackle non-routine problems that promote logical reasoning and creative thinking. MOEMS builds confidence, fosters a love for mathematics, and helps students grow as independent thinkers.
Host: Mr. ValdezÂ
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Grades 6-12 | Tuesdays, every other week | 2pm
Start Date: September 9
The Poetry Club is a welcoming space for students to express themselves while writing and sharing original poems, learn about and discuss famous poets, or simply listen to great poetry. At the end of the semester, we’ll host a Poetry Slam, where students can read their poems or cheer on their peers.
Host: Ms. Beckton
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Grades 6-12 | 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month | 1p
Start Date: September 16
Welcome to the Filmmakers Fellowship Club. This club is for students who have a passion for filmmaking. We will discuss the best ways for filming, capturing audio, production, and film history.
Host: Mr. Hasper
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Grades 3-12 | Friday, once a month | 1p
Start Date: September
This year, I’d like to introduce a specific theme for each session, inspired by the current season and a chosen natural element. Each session will continue to include meditation as the central practice, guided by a selected painting to help shape our focus and direction. My request is that these are on a Friday at 1pm, once a month.
Host: Ms. Cruz
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Grades 5-8 | Thursday, Weekly | 12pm
Start Date: October 9
Model United Nations (MUN) is a fun and engaging academic program where students take on the roles of delegates representing countries in simulated UN meetings. Through debate, research, and collaboration, students tackle real-world global issues and work together to find creative solutions. MUN helps students build skills in public speaking, critical thinking, and diplomacy—all while learning more about international relations and current events.
Hosts: Mr. Neu | Ms. Alexander
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All Grades | 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the Month | 2pm
Start Date: September 3
ASL Club: Signing & Shining Together! 🤟🌟
Join the ASL Club where we bring sign language to life through games, group activities, and fun connections! Whether you’re a beginner or a fluent signer, this is the place to express yourself, learn something new, and shine in our JFZ (Judgement Free Zone) that celebrates Deaf culture, communication, and connections.
Host: Mrs. Smith
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TK-8 grade | 2nd & 4th Friday of the Month | 10:30a
Start Date: September 12
If you enjoy cooking or baking, the Elite Cooking Club is for you! We will learn about the food and culture of an area, share recipes and learn fun, healthy ways to cook with our family and friends.
Club Advisors: Ms. Viveros | Ms. Weitz
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Grades 4-12 | Tuesdays 12:30pm, Bi-Weekly
Start Date: September 9
Welcome to The Elite Athletics Club!
Our mission is to help you maximize your potential, not just in sports, but in all areas of life, academics, and performance. We believe that the skills you develop here, such as cognitive training, athletic development, mental performance, and neurofeedback, are interchangeable and can enhance many aspects of your life.
In the Elite Athletics Club, we focus on strengthening your mind and body to unlock peak performance, using proven techniques to boost output, resilience, and focus. Join us to connect with like-minded individuals, access powerful tools, and build a supportive community dedicated to growth and excellence. I’m excited to support you on this journey! Let’s achieve greatness together!
Host: Mrs. McCormick
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with Mr. Adam Chiles
6th – 12th grades for 3D Printing Club
To create a community of students interested in or doing 3D printing.
To have students share projects.
To have students support one-another.
To experience how 3D Printing can enhance thinking process.
Grades 6-8
This is a 6-8 week counseling group that will focus on self-confidence, motivation, and stress management for middle school students. This co-ed group is an opportunity for students to learn new skills to manage stress, increase their self-worth, and improve regulatory skills focused on supporting the student’s personal, social, and academic success.
Host: Ms.Lammers
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GRADES: 5, 7, 9
Weekly PE Class to meet California Standrds that introduce a variety of sports and offer in-person opportunities, ie pickleball, horseback riding, golf etc….
Host: Coach Andy
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GRADES: 6-8
A space for students in grades 6-8 to make friends and participate in fun games and activities
Host: Ms. Ramirez
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K-5TH GRADE
Kindness is the Way! The Kindness Club believes in the power of kindness and that we, our families, our school, our communities and the world can be changed one kind act at a time. The Kindness Club unites and empowers students who want to spread kindness. We create and host fun school activities and participate in local, national and worldwide events that promote kindness – Elite Kindness Rallies, Great Kindness Challenge, World Kindness Day, and many more. As you design your life journey, join us and let Kindness lead the way.
Host: Â Miss. Reeves & Mrs. Sims
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GRADES 3-6
If you are in 3-6th grade and want a positive place to share and socialize, join the Good Vibes Group. You are invited and welcome to join us every other
Host: Ms.Lammers
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GRADES 1-5
Lunch Bunch is open to all 1st-5th grade students. They will have the opportunity to make new friends and chat with old friends through fun games and activities.
Hosts: Ms. Lively
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SOAR SUMMER PROGRAM DATES
July 3rd-Aug. 2nd
K-3rd
4th – 8th
VIDEO PLACEHOLDER
ALL GRADES
Peak Performance Coaches spend 2 sessions through a Zoom Meet & Greet to introduce students to different sports and get them connected with community partners in their areas. These community partners will be where they learn and play in person. Tennis, Jhu Jitsu, soccer, baseball, softball and so much more!
Hosts:
Kristy Baker & Andy Allanson
Club Dates:
Mondays and Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 1pm
September 18th and 25th – Soccer, Baseball, and Softball
September 19th and 26th – Golf, Tennis and Equestrian (this will replace the Clubs)
September 20th and 27th – Wrestling, MMA and Boxing
October 2nd and 9th- Cheer and Gymnastics
October 3rd and 10th- Basketball and Football
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ALL GRADES
Hosts:
Kristy Baker and Andy Allanson
Club Dates:
Starts after the Winter Break
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GRADES: 9-12Â
High School students get together to find fellow elite students that are taking similar classes, can help with studying material and get helpful tips from Mrs. Makkai. There is a group chat going with all students in order to encourage a good academic schedule and hold everyone accountable for their projects.
Hosts:
Cindy Nowland Medina & Karen Makkai
Club Dates:
The Club starts on September 14th, we are closed November 23rd, December 21st, 28th, January 4th, February 15th, March 14th, The last date is June 6th.
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GRADES: 1- 6
Do you want to be better at drawing? Have you given painting a try? Does sculpture and carving intrigue you? Have you ever knit, or crocheted? These are the kinds of things we will be doing in the Elite CreativeSpace Club!
Host/Email:
Lena Olson
[email protected]
Club Dates:Â
3rd Wednesday of the month @ 4pm
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GRADES K-5Â
Rad Readers is a book club for all students! In our meetings we have discussions, games, and it is a great way to connect with other book lovers. Throughout the semester, the club will be reading a book and then discussing it in the Zoom meetings every 2 weeks. This club is student lead and teacher supported. We hope to host another Rad Reader field trip this year.
**Note: books are typically geared towards 3rd-5th graders. If you have a younger student then a family member can read the book with them so they can engage in the story.
Host/Email:
Sarah O’Connor, Solana Gregg and Ava Maturo
[email protected]
Club Dates:
Tuesdays at 3pm bi weekly
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GRADES: 9-12
The goal would be to connect with other Elite High School Students who have had the experience of taking classes at the community college. We would talk about our experience, share helpful tips and strategies, and offer Zoom study sessions for accountability. Being a high school student at a community college can also be scary or can cause some anxiety, so I have a community college counselor to an EAA high school counselor who is willing to provide general support and strategies from time to time.
Host/Email:
Amanda Bobczynski & Eliana Hellon
[email protected]
Club Dates:
Friday at 12:00 noon once a month
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All Elite 6-12 students are welcome to join a reading club led by student host. Students read a selected book each semester and discuss!
Grades 6-12
Host/Email: Danielle Gregus
Club Dates: 1 PM First Wednesday on the month
For current equestrian members and any one interested in learning about becoming a part of the team! Coach Andy will be reviewing the components of Elite equestrian, and team members will get to recap their riding experience over the last month with fellow team members. Come and learn about Elite Equestrian & Riding Club and discuss your latest ride!
All Grades
Host/Email: Andy Allanson
Club Dates:
Equestrian Club All Times are at 1 PMÂ
3rd Thursday
Join your fellow bakers with Ms. Steele and Ms. Wright in participating in up to three monthly baking challenges! You will enjoy the company of like-minded students while exchanging recipes, learning new baking techniques in live demos, and practicing making everything from cookies and cakes to ice cream and pies!
Grades 6-12
Host/Email: Ashly Steele
Club Dates: All Times are at 1 PM
Every other Friday
