Learning at Freire Charter School isn’t confined to the classroom—and it doesn’t stop when the school day ends. Field trips and after-school activities are an essential part of learning at Freire Charter School.
After school, students can take part in several sports teams, visit our Academic Centers to receive individual tutoring and support from their teachers, or participate in our robust after-school clubs and activities program.
Sports and clubs include:
Freire Middle School
- Art Club
- Basketball
- Bucket Drumming in partnership with Musicopia
- Ceramics in partnership with the Clay Studio
- Cheerleading
- Double Dutch
- Fashion design and entrepreneurship
- Gaming & Chess Team
- Gardening & Cooking in partnership with Greener Partners
- Girls’ Group
- Mediation
- Mentoring in partnership with Eye to Eye & Temple University
- RoboDragons Robotics Team
- Student Council
- Track
- Tutoring
- Vocals in partnership with Musicopia
- Working on Emotional Intelligence Club
For more information about clubs and activities at Freire Middle School, contact Joshua Cooper at Joshua.Cooper@freirecharterschool.org. For more information about athletics, contact Andrea Zepp at Andrea.Zepp@freirecharterschool.org.
Freire High School
- ACT Prep in partnership with TEACH
- Anime Club
- Art Club
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Broken Leg Players Theatre Company
- Cheerleading
- Football
- Gaming & Chess Club
- Healing & Wellness Club
- National Honor Society
- Pride Club
- RoboDragons Robotics Team
- Soccer
- Softball
- Student Council
- Track
- Tutoring
- Vocals in partnership with Musicopia
- Volleyball
For more information about clubs and activities at Freire High School, contact Nyaka Johnson at nyaka.johnson@freirecharterschool.org. For more information about athletics, contact Terron Younger at Terron.Younger@freirecharterschool.org.
Freire Charter School thanks the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Program for funding our exciting, enriching, and diverse after-school programming.
21st Century Community Learning Centers grants in Pennsylvania are funded by the U.S. Department of Education with the Pennsylvania Department of Education as the pass-through organization for these funds.