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String Ensemble
Ms. Brenda Chambers, master teacher and director of the Tucson String Choir Academy, offers after school classes for beginner violin. These entry level classes consist of students, ages 5 to 15, who perform at a variety of functions on and off campus. Aside from the joy and excitement of learning to play and perform on the violin and cello, the skills acquired aid in present and future academic endeavors. Published scientific studies have shown that the effect of string education on young minds significantly increases development of memory, literacy, mathematics, and overall IQ. Young Rembrandts The Young Rembrandts program teaches drawing, the fundamental skill of all visual arts, with a see - touch - do method that all kids can succeed with, learn, and love! Utilizing an innovative step-by-step method, we teach students basic to advanced drawing skills, coloring techniques, and art vocabulary. We believe that drawing is the bedrock skill required for future artistic success and that all children can and should learn to draw. You’ll see increased art abilities, learning skills, self-confidence, and self-esteem as your child brings home a new work of art after each and every class. Lessons are never repeated from session to session so students can continue to take our classes over, and over again! Watch your child reach a new level of potential with this award-winning program. All supplies provided. Directed by Eledel Giddings for ages 3.5 to 13. Visit the Young Rembrandts website to register. website link: https://www.youngrembrandts.com/tucson-az/view-classes-enroll/ Guitar Please contact Ms. Traci Najar to coordinate times and availability at 520.668.1998. |
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Math Club
Math Club is open to all OMOS MS students (grades 6-8) who are interested in math enrichment and competition opportunities and are committed to at least one session weekly. There will be opportunities to participate in math competitions and projects, as well as service learning / volunteering activities. Students will get to solve challenging math problems independently as well as collaboratively. The goals of the organization are to improve problem-solving skills, build friendships, to make a positive difference in the community using math knowledge, and to work towards greater Math preparedness and achievement at the high school level accomplishing 5 years of math in just 4 years. |
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STEM Club
Join other students interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math club! The club is open to students in grades 2-8. There is a group of the elementary students, and a group for the middle school students. Come learn and explore! |
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Altar Servers
It is a great privilege to serve at the Altar of our God and therefore Altar Servers are chosen from those who display a desire for a more intimate union with our Lord and God, Jesus Christ. Our loving Savior becomes present on the Altar, just as He was at the Last Supper and Calvary. Accordingly, Altar Servers have a solemn responsibility to do their assigned duties with dignity and reverence.
Our parish has Altar Servers (boys and girls), who start after their first communion and continue for as long as we can keep them. All people of good faith are welcome and those who think they may desire to serve are encourages doing so. All that is requires is a desire to serve at the Altar of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. |
Spanish Club
Interested in learning Spanish? The Spanish club offers different Spanish classes for students who are new to the Spanish language as well as students who already speak Spanish but are interested in learning to read and write Spanish. |
God calls us to grow in faith, lovingly serve, and grow in knowledge.
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Contact Us
Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic School 1800 S. Kolb Rd. Tucson, Arizona 85710 [email protected] 520-747-1027 |
