Want to pilot drones, paint watercolor like a pro, produce animation shorts, play with powerful A.I., change the world through illustration? There is a TNS-X class for you!
TNS-X After School Enrichment
Our TNS-X program, an extension of the school day for metro Atlanta 8th – 12th graders, combines creative arts with technology and innovation through programs like Drone Design, App Development, Improv Comedy, and Audio Production – led by passionate, committed, accomplished adults who take our students and their work seriously, inspiring them to build products and produce professional quality work.
TNS X is open to all 8th – 12th graders in the Metro Atlanta area.
These aren’t merely clubs or after school activities, but another layer of intense learning for young artists, innovators, makers and performers from around the city.
Most programs take place once a week after school and last for 10-12 weeks. Class sizes are usually between 5-12 students and involve a final work product, exhibition, or performance. New sessions are offered each semester.
For more information, please email James Watson or call 404-797-2067.
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Mondays
ANNIMATION 4:40pm – 6:00pm
Start Date: 9/21
Program Length: 10 weeks
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Tuesday
DEBATE 4:40pm – 6:00pm
Start Date: 9/22
Program Length: 10 weeks
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Wednesday
E-SPORTS 4:15pm – 5:45pm
Start Date: 9/23
Program Length: 10 weeks
ULTIMATE (TNS Sport) -
Thursday
ACTIVISM (VOTER REGISTRATION) 4:40pm – 6:00pm
Start Date: 9/24
Program Length: 10 weeks
DEBATE 4:40pm – 6:00pm
Start Date: 9/22
Program Length: 10 weeks
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Friday
BIONEERS / CULTURAL EXCHANGE 4:00 – 5:00pm
Start Date: TBD
*For TNS Students Only*
Apply
Please submit the interest form when it opens to reserve a place and avoid disappointment. Registration will close as soon as classes fill up, and will be marked as closed on this web page. Maximum class size for most programs is usually 8, 10 or 12 students. Financial aid is available for qualified TNS students.
This program is not a licensed child care facility, is not required to be licensed by the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning, and is exempt from state licensure requirements.
