Contact your child’s homeroom teacher for more information about the clubs and activities your student is interested in.
Cheer
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dents cheer on the basketball teams and rally school spirit! Cheerleaders are motivated, dedicated, and ready to cheer on their peers with a positive attitude! We are looking forward to the 2019-2020 season. Coach: Jessica Turner
Bee Club
The Bee Club exists to raise environmental awareness to help save ourselves on this great planet earth. We will do crafts, have speakers, write letters, and make posters to raise environmental awareness in our community.
Begins January 13, 2020
Meets Every Monday; 3:00-3:45 pm
Goes until April 6, 2020
Grades 4 and 5 only and is open to 12 members.
Essay will be application.
Sponsor: Jeanne Siragusa
Boys Basketball To give the players an opportunity to play on a team in an organized league and begin to develop all the skills that entails.
Season: October-December
Practice 1-2 times per week
1-2 games per week (6 games plus the end of season tournament)
Boy’s Coach: Mitch Gurick
Safety Patrol
Service in the Safety Patrol is vital to our school community. Duties require a short amount of time before/after school each day. Members are responsible for being courteous, dependable, and having a positive attitude while keeping their peers safe. Safety Patrol is open to students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades.
Coordinator: Jordyn Varghese
Running Club Do you love to run? Running Club teaches running fundamentals, teamwork, and character development skills. Have fun with friends and get great exercise too!
Student Council The Student Council focuses on developing good citizenship and leadership skills, as well as teaching government. Students discuss ways to improve the school and help out in our community. Contact Student Council Coordinator, Daniel Carter
19-20 Meeting Schedule
STEM/Robotics Club, Lego League Lego League, open to students in the 4th and 5th grade, is a STEM Robotics club that focuses on problem-solving, stem-oriented projects, and robotics coding. In our case, coding is the process in which you use computer software to program something (a robot) to do certain things such as moving forwards, backwards, turning, picking up things, etc. It is A LOT of trial and error, which requires much patience and perseverance from the students. Space in our club is limited, so we are looking for applicants that are determined, have self-control, and work well with others.
Meetings: Our club meets every Thursday from 3-5 pm. We participate in a robotics competition each year, on a Saturday in December, where we compete against other elementary and middle school students. Extra meeting times may be added in November, as we prepare for our competition. After the competition, our club will continue to meet every other Thursday through March. Applications will be sent out in September, so be on the lookout for this amazing opportunity!
Sponsors: Ms. Cothron or Mr. Thomas
Chorus Mr. Bennett is opening the doors to a new Chorus program. Be sure to review the Chorus Permission Form and be ready to join in the making of music! Chorus size is limited, and open to students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades. Sponsor- Mr. Bennett
Steel Drum Band Join Mr. Bennett in the formation of an original Steel Drum Band. Becoming a member of this unique group requires an audition, and is open to students in the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades. This Steel Band Audition form contains all the details. Sponsor- Mr. Bennett
Good News Club The Good News Club hosts after-school Bible classes attended for one hour. The classes are designed to teach character and morals. Activities include signing, scripture and Bible review games. Typically, the program is operational for 6-10 weeks each year. Good News begins Wednesday, September 18, 2019, at 1:50. Be sure to complete the application available at school.
All Pro Dads Dad and kids, come join us for fellowship and fun! Learn tips and resources for being the best Dad you can be and you’ll strengthen your relationship with your kids at the same time. All Pro Dads meeting dates will be announced soon. Sponsor Nigel Pillay
WOAM TV Each morning, the WOAM TV program produces a live broadcast for the daily news, announcing upcoming events and special activities. In the spring of each year, students are encouraged to apply for the program. It is open to 4th and 5th grade students, and requires a teacher recommendation. Capacity is 15 students, typically with a rotational schedule during the school year. Students learn about broadcast and audio equipment, and producing focused video productions using storyboard techniques. Students enter their productions into the Jim Harbin Film Festival. Sponsor Leslie Bendt
*Please note, some clubs/activities require a tryout, are for upper grade levels, or have a limited amount of space. Please see your child’s teacher for more information or email the contact person.
