Fall Clubs– Tahoe Expedition Academy extends academics, character and adventure through its wide array of After School Clubs. Fall Clubs include Art with Grace Hubrig, Drama with Beth Gamboa and Nina Meehan, Pure Sports with Seth Benson, Mountain Biking with Eric Martin and Liz McInroy, and Rock Band with David Zimmerman.
Art Club students will explore new avenues of expression through a variety of art mediums. Participants will use pencils, water color, chalk, acrylic paint, dyes, and clay to create works of art. Crafts will reflect the fall season and upcoming holidays.
In this popular offering, participants will craft steel into works of art, usable tools and more. Important safety techniques, protective equipment and processes will be highlighted, reviewed and practiced before metal work begins. Guided by our expert, CBA certified lead instructor, Loren Trux, participants will heat steel to workable temperatures of 1000+ degrees F and hammer into works fo art.
Did you know that 80% of women’s and men’s college lacrosse practices are dedicated to fundamental lacrosse stick work? This fall, train like a collegiate athlete with former collegiate lacrosse player, Taylor Simmers. In this six session series, participants new through intermediate will learn and refine key lacrosse skills.
Bikers will navigate the single-track trails of the Tahoe Basin and Truckee learning fundamental mountain biking skills from experienced coaches along the way. Riders will learn the all important basics - shifting and pedaling best practices, proper body positioning, weight transfer across obstacles, how to climb, cross and descend challenge-by-choice terrain and much more.
Pure Sports exposes students to a variety of sports that focus on developing agility, coordination, and teamwork. Participants will learn the sports fundamentals new to them and build on skills they may already know. Designed for students of all abilities Kindergarten through 5th grade.
Groups of three to six students will combine into bands that will perform together with coach, TEA parent, and accomplished musician, Dave Zimmerman. Club practices will happen once a week for six weeks. Individual members will find their musical strengths, hone instrumental ability, work through band challenges and collaborate to create their best performance.
This year, TEA Players, formerly known as Drama Club, presents the musical theatrical performance of Madagascar Jr.! This is a seven month club and includes a Spring performance and required three day trip to Sacramento for the Junior Theater Festival in February. TEA Players is led by Beth Gamboa and Nina Meehan, each are accomplished performers, instructors, and directors.
Winter Clubs – Art with Grace Hubrig, Blacksmithing with Loren Trux (HS), Drama Club with Beth Gamboa and Nina Meehan, and Rock Band with David Zimmerman highlight our Winter Club offerings.
In this creative club, students will paint, draw and create inspired works of art. Participants will sketch, explore acrylic paint and water colors and use texture to bring dimension to their artwork. Art creations will take place in the Art cottage and outdoors on MVEF's 42 acre pristine campus.
In this popular offering, participants will craft steel into works of art, usable tools and more. Important safety techniques, protective equipment and processes will be highlighted, reviewed and practiced before metal work begins. Guided by our expert, CBA certified lead instructor, Loren Trux, participants will heat steel to workable temperatures of 1000+ degrees F and hammer into works fo art.
This year, TEA Players, formerly known as Drama Club, presents the musical theatrical performance of Madagascar Jr.! This is a seven month club and includes a Spring performance and required three day trip to Sacramento for the Junior Theater Festival in February. TEA Players is led by Beth Gamboa and Nina Meehan, each are accomplished performers, instructors, and directors.
Back by popular demand, participating students (and their fans) will continue to rock in Winter ‘24. Instructed by accomplished musician and TEA parent Dave Zimmerman. Club practices will happen once a week for six weeks, with potential for a spring performance.
Spring Clubs – Art with Grace Hubrig, Blacksmithing with Loren Trux(MS), Lacrosse with Seth Benson, Mountain Biking with Eric Martin, Skye Allsop and Steph Brodi and Rock Band with David Zimmerman will highlight our Spring offerings.
This year, TEA Players, formerly known as Drama Club, presents the musical theatrical performance of Madagascar Jr.! This is a seven month club and includes a Spring performance and required three day trip to Sacramento for the Junior Theater Festival in February. TEA Players is led by Beth Gamboa and Nina Meehan, each are accomplished performers, instructors, and directors.
In this creative club, students will paint, draw and create inspired works of art. Participants will sketch, explore acrylic paint and water colors and use texture to bring dimension to their artwork. Art creations will take place in the Art cottage and outdoors on MVEF's 42 acre pristine campus.
Participating students (and their fans) will continue to rock in Spring ‘24. Instructed by accomplished musician and TEA parent Dave Zimmerman. Club practices will happen once a week for six weeks, with potential for a performance before summer break.
In this popular offering, participants will craft steel into works of art, usable tools and more. Important safety techniques, protective equipment and processes will be highlighted, reviewed and practiced before metal work begins. Guided by our expert, CBA certified lead instructor, Loren Trux, participants will heat steel to workable temperatures of 1000+ degrees F and hammer into works of art.
Did you know that 80% of women’s and men’s college lacrosse practices are dedicated to fundamental lacrosse stick work? This fall, train like a collegiate athlete with former collegiate, professional and international lacrosse players, Eric Martin and Seth Benson. In this six session series, participants new through intermediate will learn and refine key lacrosse skills.
Bikers will navigate the single-track trails of the Tahoe Basin and Truckee learning fundamental mountain biking skills from experienced coaches along the way. Riders will learn the all important basics - shifting and pedaling best practices, proper body positioning, weight transfer across obstacles, how to climb, cross and descend challenge-by-choice terrain and much more.