Clubs

We will meet twice per month to read and discuss a variety of books: some chosen by the teacher, and some chosen by the students. We also pair them with movies when possible. Students can read as many or as few of the books as they wish. All students welcome.

Letter board game with multiple strategies: Vocabulary, spelling, anagramming, and counting.  In 2004, SCRABBLE was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame! 

Extra, Extra!  Read all about it!  Do you like to write?  Do you like to find out what’s happening in our school?  Do you like to take pictures?  We need you for our Newspaper Club!  Consider joining our group as a reporter and be a part of a cool club!

Students will have an opportunity to use a variety of materials and paint and draw with friends. All 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students are welcome.

Yearbook Club meets at various times throughout the year during recess or after school(schedule will be provided at the first meeting). Students help pick out the yearbook cover, take photos during the school day/after school events, help advertise for yearbook sales, and assist with page layouts.

Students will explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math concepts through inquiry, team building, and design challenges.

We play/learn chess.   We learn and try new and different variations of chess.  Some members are new to the game and are just learning it.  Others play the game of chess and its variations as well as some other strategy games.  We definitely have fun!

Students meet every other week to discuss strategy related to and play board games requiring strategy. Legos too!

Students will be provided with a relaxing environment to complete mindful activities of their choice. There will be flexible seating, calm lighting, and soft music playing in the background. Activities will include puzzles, coloring, drawing, journaling, yoga, reading, DIY stress relievers (stress balls, slime, heating pads, etc.)

Flying is one of the greatest innovations of mankind.  If you’re interested in anything related to flying, this is for you!  Come and explore what makes flight possible.  Participate in different activities related to a variety of flying objects, and learn about some of the many applications of flight in our daily lives.

Students will collectively learn to play various Mariachi tunes - no musical instrument experience needed! Students can strengthen Spanish-speaking skills through song, learn to collaborate through musical experience, strengthen or develop musical skill, contribute ideas to develop the club further, and celebrate the music of Mariachi culture!

Students will develop their football skills while competing with one another in flag football games.  This club is open to all grades and will take place during the early fall.

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Starting in September, students will have the opportunity to test out their cooking skills and taste test different cuisine. Students will learn kitchen safety, prep, and the use of kitchen equipment. There is a limited amount of seats available, so please check the daily announcements for sign-up directions.

All grades. Students will be playing 5 on 5 drone soccer. Students will work as teams and learn to fly and maintain the drones. There will be interscholastic competition with Chippewa and Iroquois.

U.S. Drone Soccer 2022 Launch Trailer

Since this is a new program in District 62, many details are still being worked out. 

Further info will be released as it is available.

Ms. Libreri

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Students have the opportunity to play sports informally while improving their sportsmanship and teamwork. We play any and all sports that students are interested in including soccer, volleyball, basketball, frisbee, etc.

Students are responsible for the following: promoting school spirit, organizing fundraisers/school events, volunteering in the community, planning school dances, and being a good role model for other students.

Need some help or just a quiet place to finish your work?  Come to after school tutorial in the LMC!  Daily, one a week, or just occasionally, come in to get the support you need.  No permission slip or registration is required, just show up!

Students will learn basic sewing techniques, and complete a variety of fun sewing projects of their choice. I’m also hoping to introduce students to the fashion teacher from Maine West to discuss their program.

In District 62, candidates of National Junior Honor Society must possess characteristics in the areas of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Citizenship, and Service. 

D62 NJHS Requirements

Open for ALL grades to learn and develop their volleyball skills before the school season starts. We will be working on passing, serving, basic rules, learning positions, court communication, and teamwork.

• September 5, 7, 14, 20, 21, 25*, 26
• October 26*
• November 14
• December 5, 7, 13, 19, 21