The Dance program at Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet is a multi-faceted one that combines classical movement technique with creative expression. Using the North Carolina Standard Course of Study, students work on technique to build movement vocabulary and kinesthetic awareness, and use these to enhance their creative work. Student work helps to foster cooperation and respect for others.  

Dance classes help Club Boulevard children to build an artistic awareness of movement and appreciation for all dance forms.

The Extended Day program at Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet is designed to provide our students with fun, enriching activities that are reasonably priced, accessible, and convenient; that highlight and develop the talents of Club Boulevard kids and adults; and that strengthen the connections within the Club Boulevard community.

Welcome to the Club Boulevard Media Center!

Media Center Catalog Click here to access our NEW online catalog!

We LOVE reading at Club Blvd. Humanities Magnet!  Visitors are encouraged to stop by the Media Center to see our reading and thinking in action. A few of our favorite authors include Dave Pilkey, Kevin Henkes, Jacquelin Woodson, and Doreen Cronin.

The Media Center operates on a combination flexible/fixed schedule. Students in grades K, 1, and 2 visit the Media Center as part of their specials rotation. Lessons are designed to foster a love of reading and students are exposed to a wide variety of authors and stories. Books selected for read aloud often correlate directly to what the students are learning in class. Special units of study also include author studies, the North Carolina Children's Book Award, and multicultural literature. The Media Center operates on a flexible schedule for grades 3, 4, and 5. Miss Stitsinger collaborates with these classroom teachers to incorporate research skills into the units already being taught in the classroom. Upper grades students may also visit the Media Center to check out books or use the computers on an as-needed basis. Open circulation for all students occurs each day from 8:45-9:00am.

If you have questions about our Media Center or your child's library books, please contact Miss Stitsinger:        

(919) 560-3918 ext.18226;

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Music Classes at Club

Plato said, "Music . . . gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." Music classes at Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet are a place where students can learn elements of music through active participation in singing and speaking, playing instruments, and moving.

Authentic poetry, images in art, stories, songs and games are included in many lessons. Students also express their ideas in creating speech pieces, rhythms to read, and movement to explore. There are numerous opportunities for students to share their talents in performances during the school year.

The main goal of the Physical Education program at Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet is to improve the students' overall fitness level while introducing them to a wide range of activities.

Movement and stretching exercises are part of every lesson. We also work on skills through drills geared to give students a lot of opportunity for repetition and as much "hands on" time as possible. Team and lifetime sports are included, as well as new high energy activities.

At Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet we help the children learn Spanish just the way they learned their first words as babies: by hearing certain words over and over in everyday contexts, by associating them with gestures and pictures, and by getting plenty of smiles and encouragement when they start talking! At all grade levels we use lots of songs, games, dances, and stories carefully chosen from Latin American art and culture.

At Club Boulevard Humanities Magnet School, we integrate authentic literature and the arts into North Carolina's Standard Course of Study for each grade level. Our resource teachers help us to realize our humanities theme by relating art, dance, music, physical education, Spanish, and technology lessons to topics in the regular classroom. The media center serves as an extension of the classroom for reading and research. In addition, we offer all students a changing set of electives, and our PTA sponsors a variety of after-school classes each fall and spring. Read more about any of these topics by following the links below. 

• Art       

• Music

• Spanish

• Dance

• Physical Education

• Media and Techology