Activities taught by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
Learn to play chess with our new in person format of Chess Games and lessons!
'Checkmate Academy" will be bringing their talented instructors to our school to facilitate learning and games of chess every day from 3:30-4:30pm.
The goal of their program is to make chess programming accessible while helping students strengthen critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
Taught at Oak Hill School
Our K–2 Wrestling Program introduces young students to the fundamentals of wrestling in a safe, structured, and confidence-building environment. Through age-appropriate drills, games, and skill development, children learn balance, coordination, discipline, and body control—all while having a great time.
This program is especially valuable for students who tend to roughhouse during recess or playtime. The school highly encourages those energetic kids to join so they can channel their enthusiasm into a supervised, disciplined, and skill-based form of wrestling. Coaches emphasize safety, respect, and appropriate physical boundaries, helping students learn when and how physical play is appropriate.Taught at Oak Hill School
Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements of acrobatics, music, dance, combat, and ritual. During each Capoeira session, students will learn martial arts techniques, discover acrobatics, play musical instruments, and explore different cultures. Capoeira improves coordination and enhances concentration, promoting self-confidence, an active lifestyle, and healthy habits. This elegant and dynamic approach to fitness makes Capoeira a martial art like no other!
Oak Hill is partnering with Nexplore to bring Capoeira to our community. Nexplore is a national enrichment service provider with a mission to foster the joy of learning through a variety of project-based, in-person, specialty programs. Taught at Oak Hill School
Grade k-5
4 spots available
Alyssa Babin is a fourth-generation Oregonian, singer-songwriter, and ukulele enthusiast. She has performed with various bands and taught early childhood music through Music Together. Alyssa’s son, Alex, is in Pre-K at Oak Hill, and she’s thrilled to share her love of ukulele and joyful music-making with the Oak Hill community.
Taught at Oak Hill School
9 Mondays
January 12th - March 30th
John Munyaradzi Mambira is involved in many forms of art - acting, singing, dancing and playing music, from regions of southern Africa including Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. He has worked with various groups, both amateur and professional, and has taught workshops at many festivals. He is a phenomenal drummer, marimba player, and singer with a wide vocal range who has performed with his band, Bongo Love, all over the world, as well as with local groups in Eugene.
In 2016 John became a permanent resident of Oregon, where he continues his lifelong journey to teach people of all abilities and aspirations. Combining his talents for creativity, patience, nimbleness, flexibility, lightness of heart, and kindness of touch, John has quickly become an endearing figure through his work at St. Vincent de Paul in Section 8 housing units, at Lane ESD as an educational assistant in special education classrooms, and on the streets of Eugene as a member of the city’s cultural services department, staffing EugFun activities in parks and streets all summer long.
More than just a cultural arts teacher, John has a natural ability to address difficult situations with rapid response while shifting the environment back to a place of learning and positive transitions
Taught at Oak Hill School
John Munyaradzi Mambira is involved in many forms of art - acting, singing, dancing and playing music, from regions of southern Africa including Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. He has worked with various groups, both amateur and professional, and has taught workshops at many festivals. He is a phenomenal drummer, marimba player, and singer with a wide vocal range who has performed with his band, Bongo Love, all over the world, as well as with local groups in Eugene.
In 2016 John became a permanent resident of Oregon, where he continues his lifelong journey to teach people of all abilities and aspirations. Combining his talents for creativity, patience, nimbleness, flexibility, lightness of heart, and kindness of touch, John has quickly become an endearing figure through his work at St. Vincent de Paul in Section 8 housing units, at Lane ESD as an educational assistant in special education classrooms, and on the streets of Eugene as a member of the city’s cultural services department, staffing EugFun activities in parks and streets all summer long.
More than just a cultural arts teacher, John has a natural ability to address difficult situations with rapid response while shifting the environment back to a place of learning and positive transitions
Taught at Oak Hill School
9 Mondays
January 12th - March 30th
John Munyaradzi Mambira is involved in many forms of art - acting, singing, dancing and playing music, from regions of southern Africa including Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. He has worked with various groups, both amateur and professional, and has taught workshops at many festivals. He is a phenomenal drummer, marimba player, and singer with a wide vocal range who has performed with his band, Bongo Love, all over the world, as well as with local groups in Eugene.
In 2016 John became a permanent resident of Oregon, where he continues his lifelong journey to teach people of all abilities and aspirations. Combining his talents for creativity, patience, nimbleness, flexibility, lightness of heart, and kindness of touch, John has quickly become an endearing figure through his work at St. Vincent de Paul in Section 8 housing units, at Lane ESD as an educational assistant in special education classrooms, and on the streets of Eugene as a member of the city’s cultural services department, staffing EugFun activities in parks and streets all summer long.
More than just a cultural arts teacher, John has a natural ability to address difficult situations with rapid response while shifting the environment back to a place of learning and positive transitions
Taught at Oak Hill School
9 Mondays
January 12th - March 30th
John Munyaradzi Mambira is involved in many forms of art - acting, singing, dancing and playing music, from regions of southern Africa including Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. He has worked with various groups, both amateur and professional, and has taught workshops at many festivals. He is a phenomenal drummer, marimba player, and singer with a wide vocal range who has performed with his band, Bongo Love, all over the world, as well as with local groups in Eugene.
In 2016 John became a permanent resident of Oregon, where he continues his lifelong journey to teach people of all abilities and aspirations. Combining his talents for creativity, patience, nimbleness, flexibility, lightness of heart, and kindness of touch, John has quickly become an endearing figure through his work at St. Vincent de Paul in Section 8 housing units, at Lane ESD as an educational assistant in special education classrooms, and on the streets of Eugene as a member of the city’s cultural services department, staffing EugFun activities in parks and streets all summer long.
More than just a cultural arts teacher, John has a natural ability to address difficult situations with rapid response while shifting the environment back to a place of learning and positive transitions
Taught at Oak Hill School
9 Mondays
January 12th - March 30th
John Munyaradzi Mambira is involved in many forms of art - acting, singing, dancing and playing music, from regions of southern Africa including Botswana, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. He has worked with various groups, both amateur and professional, and has taught workshops at many festivals. He is a phenomenal drummer, marimba player, and singer with a wide vocal range who has performed with his band, Bongo Love, all over the world, as well as with local groups in Eugene.
In 2016 John became a permanent resident of Oregon, where he continues his lifelong journey to teach people of all abilities and aspirations. Combining his talents for creativity, patience, nimbleness, flexibility, lightness of heart, and kindness of touch, John has quickly become an endearing figure through his work at St. Vincent de Paul in Section 8 housing units, at Lane ESD as an educational assistant in special education classrooms, and on the streets of Eugene as a member of the city’s cultural services department, staffing EugFun activities in parks and streets all summer long.
More than just a cultural arts teacher, John has a natural ability to address difficult situations with rapid response while shifting the environment back to a place of learning and positive transitions
Taught at Oak Hill School
Students at Oak Hills will get hands-on experience making their own music with laptops, MIDI controllers, and professional recording software. Kids will learn how to build beats, arrange tracks, and perform with the same tools used by today’s artists and producers.
Whether your child is brand new to music production or already experimenting at home, our instructors adjust the pace and projects to match their level. Every student leaves with music they’ve created themselves — and the skills to keep going.Taught at Oak Hill School
Students at Oak Hills will get hands-on experience making their own music with laptops, MIDI controllers, and professional recording software. Kids will learn how to build beats, arrange tracks, and perform with the same tools used by today’s artists and producers.
Whether your child is brand new to music production or already experimenting at home, our instructors adjust the pace and projects to match their level. Every student leaves with music they’ve created themselves — and the skills to keep going.Taught at Oak Hill School
Welcome to the Chill Zone. This year, the chill zone will me middle schoolers ONLY and it will be available until 5:00.
Bring your homework, bring a book, or grab a board game and play with a friend. A staff member will be around to assist with homework, brainstorm an activity or just be there to chat. Snacks will be provided.
NO DEVICES WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CHILL ZONE. It will be considered an extension of the school day electronics policy. Taught at Oak Hill School
Welcome to the Chill Zone. This year, the chill zone will me middle schoolers ONLY and it will be available until 5:00
Bring your homework, bring a book, or grab a board game and play with a friend. A staff member will be around to assist with homework, brainstorm an activity or just be there to chat. Snacks will be provided.
NO DEVICES WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CHILL ZONE. It will be considered an extension of the school day electronics policy. Taught at Oak Hill School
Welcome to Kids Club! Elementary grades K-5 are invited to join us after school for outside play, enrichment, and free choice activities. Snacks will be provided and fun will be had!
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This registration is to enroll in hourly drop-in. You can register for this at any time and you will not be charged until you use it. We recommend all families enroll in an hourly drop-in option in the event they need last minute care. Taught at Oak Hill School
Aftercare is available to Oak Hill Students only from 3:15-6:00 PM daily on the school year schedule, as well as select no-school days. We offer two aftercare options: KIDS Club for grades K-5 and the Chill Zone for grades 6-8.
For the Kids Club subscription you have a few options:
1.) You can choose to pay for the whole season for $2000 which is a discounted rate of $12 per day
2.) You can choose to pay monthly. For monthly there are multiple options:
- 1 day a week billed at $60 monthly
- 2 days a week billed at $120 monthly
-3 days a week billed at $180 monthly
-4 days a week billed at $240 monthly
-5 days a week billed at $300 monthly Taught at Oak Hill School
Welcome to the world of Pokemon! In this enrichment you will learn the ins and outs of the Pokemon trading card game, as well as immerse yourself into its history with Pokemon themed activities. Throughout the enrichment, you will have the opportunity to build your very own deck that you can upgrade it as you play games and complete challenges. The deck you build in this enrichment is yours that you get to bring home! By the end of the week, you'll have learned all the skills you would need to start your journey as a Pokemon trainer! Are you ready to catch 'em all? Taught at Oak Hill School
No school days care for the 2025-26 school year! Taught at Oak Hill School
No school days care for the 2025-26 school year.
All Day kids Club will run from 8am-5pm.
Please bring a lunch and snacks!
Fun will be provided!! Taught at Oak Hill School
Ready to play Minecraft in a fun and safe environment? Students grades 2nd through 8th are invited to join forces in Minecraft Club. Mr. Tim will provide some ideas, projects, and challenges in a safe and shared Minecraft server. This class is community focused and a chance for students to learn from each other, share the joy of playing, and have fun. If students learn some new computer, programming and engineering skills along the way, well, that is just a bonus! Please note: This enrichment is NOT a creative mode class. If you are interested in creative mode minecraft classes in the future please email auxiliary@oakhillschool.net so we can put it on our enrichment wishlist!
Important! Students MUST HAVE a Minecraft Java Edition Account and a working Microsoft username and password to join. These are required before the class in order to play together on our server. Please enter these login credentials at registration. Taught at Oak Hill School
