School Clubs
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Art Club Sponsor: Ms. CourtemancheBand Performance Group Sponsor: Mr. Marais
- This is made up of 7th and 8th graders in intermediate and advanced band who wish to have more than the mandatory 3 performances per their band classes. Our goal is to work on music and to perform within and outside the school.
Battle of the Books Sponsor: Ms. Olles
Chinese Club Sponsor: Mrs. Wang McPherson- Chinese Club is open to all students. It is a great opportunity to explore Chinese culture and discover Chinese language. You will learn handwriting, Fan dance, make paper lanterns, Chinese knot, Chinese games, sports, food, tea sampling. We meet every Thursday from 4:15-5:00 PM in 3-106.
Thespians Club Sponsor: Mrs. Sneden
- Thespians meet Thursdays at 8:30 AM
Kiwanis Builder Club Sponsor: Mrs. Albee & Ms. Pandey
Fellowship of Christian Students Sponsor: Mrs. Wang-McPherson
- FCS meets once a week for an hour after school. It is a great place to meet new people and share interests. Bring your friends for games, entertainment, stories, videos, music and snacks. It’s more than just a club; it’s a place where all are welcome. We form the club early in the school year and end just before the school year ends. We meet every Tuesday, 4:15pm - 5:00 PM, 3-106.
National History Day Sponsor: Ms. Johnson
- An annual competition that SHMS 8th graders in Honors English and Advanced US History compete in. Students select a topic based on the annual theme, conduct research and complete an entry in one of five categories: Exhibit, Documentary, Historical Paper, Performance, or Website.
Spelling Bee Club Sponsor: Ms. Caplinger-FordStem Club/Lego League Sponsor: Ms. DiazStudent Council Sponsor: Ms. Caplinger-Ford- Student Council Representatives are selected by their 1st Period classmates. The reps job is to relay information back and forth between his or her 1st period class and the club officers. They are expected to attend each meeting which occurs generally twice a month. They are also expected to participate in all Student Council activities, such as assisting the PTSA for social events, canned food drives, Red Ribbon Week, Spirit Week, etc. Finally, as representatives of their class, peers, and school, the teacher leaders expect positive attitudes and good behavior.