Open to: All Students in grades K-8th.
4K students must be accompanied by a guardian or older sibling.
About: Students enter the gym and walk/run laps in an effort to log 100 miles by the end of the school year.
Meets: Mon and Wed from 7:30-7:55am;
Sept. 22, 2025- May 20,2025
Contact: PTO
Open to: Students in 6th-8th grade.
About: We read a book chosen by the book club. As we read we discuss.
Meets: Lunch/Recess February-April/May
Contact: Mrs. Coates
Open to: Students in 5th-8th Grade
About: Students explore various coding programs including scratch, python and may do lego mindstorms
Meets: Wednesdays after school, from 3:30-5:30, beginning in February.
Contact: Mrs. Strasser
Open to: Students in 5th-8th grade
About: Students will learn theater terminology, practice, and develop acting skills. We'll explore everything from stage presence and public speaking to character development and storytelling. The program culminates in a final performance for family and friends in May. It's a great opportunity for kids to build confidence, make new friends, and shine in the spotlight!
Meets: Fridays afterschool from October-May and at Lunch/recess (days vary)
Contact: Mrs. Strasser
Open to: Students in 4th-8th Grade
About:
Meets: 4th & 5th Grade: Wednesday 3:30-4:15
6th-8th Grade: Thursday 3:30-4:15
Contact: Mrs. McGarvey
Open to: All students in 1st-8th Grade
About:
Meets: Thurs. and Fri. from 7:40am-8:00am
Contact: Mr. Daniels
Open to: Students in 4th and 5th grade
About: Math 24 Club is a fun and challenging program where students use mental math and problem-solving skills to create the number 24 from four given numbers, using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. It helps improve critical thinking and mathematical fluency in an engaging, game-like format.
Meets: Mon and Thurs from 3:30- 4:15. Oct.-Feb.
Contact: Mrs. Klein
Open to: 7th-8th graders by invitation
About: The National Junior Honor Society is a group that operates under the 5 pillars of character, scholarship, leadership, service, and citizenship. It is for the top academic students who are also are required to complete 25 hours of community service a year.
Meets: Monthly during lunch
Contact: Mrs. Gendron
Open to: Students in 1st-4th grade who recieve additional support in reading
About: Students work on sight words, comprehension and fluency through games and books.
Meets: Mondays & Tuesdays afterschool in Feb. and March
Contact: Mrs. Semke
Open to: Students in 7th-8th grade
About: Student council is a civic organization that gives back to the school community. Students plan the Halloween Dance, participate in activities and community projects, and serve as student aides throughout the building.
Meets: Monthly during lunch
Contact: Mrs. Gendron and Mrs. Coates
Open to: Students in 7th and 8th grade
About: Yearbook is a creative and collaborative group for 7th and 8th graders who are passionate about capturing memories. Students work together to design, edit, and produce the school yearbook, gaining hands-on experience in photography, writing, and graphic design. It's a fun way to develop new skills, showcase your creativity, and contribute to something the whole school will cherish.
Meets: During Lunch/recess from September-April (days vary) and after school as needed in March/April
Contact: Mrs. Strasser
