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Washington Middle School

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Clubs

Clubs at WMS

Each year, our students generate most of the clubs offered at WMS. Some of the clubs are teacher generated.Here is a slideshow explaining how to start a club, what forms are needed, and how to join a club. Below are the clubs that have started this year or will be happening later this year. If there is not a starting date listed, that club is currently meeting.  

  • A club for students who are interested in plants, gardening and nature.  Meets after school weekly, in the courtyard garden, starting after Spring Break. Please sign up to be contacted by email.

  • Join us in the library after school on Fridays to play. You can join anytime and use your own cards or borrow some of mine.

    Meets:  Fridays 3:45-5:00pm in room 302

    Advisor: Mr. Baranski

  • A club for students of color to: find power within their own identity and develop strategies to navigate sticky situations, increase their knowledge of social justice, contribute positively to their school community, and build friendships and laugh at Ms. Arevalo’s jokes. All interested students are welcome to attend.

    Starting date: To Be Determined

     

    Advisors: Ms. Arevalo and Mrs. Jarmon

  • In this club, students will play Dungeons and Dragons, a fantasy role-playing game. This club allows students to extend their friend groups while playing in a fun, inclusive setting.

    Meets: Mondays, from 3:45-5:00pm in the library

    Advisor: Mr. Wills 

  • Designing and building robots to compete in the FLL competitions.

    Meets: Tuesdays and Fridays 3:45 – 5:30pm. Meet at the flagpole. 

    Students walk to OHS with high school advisors.

  • Bring your craft project whether it is knitting, crocheting or embroidery and craft with your friends!

    Meets: Contact Mrs. Sartori for the next meeting time

    Advisor: Ms. Sartori

  • Students use this time to complete assignments with help from our support team. 

    Meets: Wednesday 3:55 pm in the library. Begins after the fall conference week.

     

  • A club for students interested in developing skills taught in the Tech Arts and Media departments. Club members will be exploring various technologies and software such as: 3D printing, sublimation printing, laser engraving, CNC routering, adobe illustrator, adobe photoshop, sketchup. We have high expectations of student participation and productivity. We also want students to develop interpersonal skills, create a sense of community and have fun. 

    Meets: Every other Wednesday (beginning Feb. 11th) 7:55-8:55

    Advisors: Mr. Callender and Mr. Schofield

  • Students work together to create our yearbook for the school year. Please contact Ms. Enger for questions and inquire about joining. 

    Meets: Fridays 8-9:00 Portable 1

    Advisor: Ms. Enger