Grades K-3 will practice from 6:00-6:45 pm. Bennett or use this link for her Google Form Sign up.įolklorico Tlapalli: This club takes place in the exercise room by the gym on Wednesdays and Thursdays. If you have not signed up and are interested in doing so, you can email Mrs. Westmoore Elementary, Aberdeen Elementary, and Vass-Lakeview Elementary were awarded a North Carolina Schools Go Outside (GO) Grant from the North Carolina. They will create presentations for different audiences and promotions at Junction during the school year. As part of training for our TUPE peer educators, they will learn what the school and legal consequences are for using tobacco, marijuana, alcohol or other drugs. TUPE (Tobacco Use Prevention Education) Peer Educators: Beginning October 18 in room 21 from 2:40 to 3:40. Brown directly at or you can sign up using this sign up link.
If you have any questions, you may email Mrs. Brown will be running that club concurrently with the Makers Club. For students interested in doing a Science Fair Project for the Odyssey or County Science Fair, Mrs. Brown has all sorts of gadgets and materials for you to use in your inventions. Smart at 3D Printing, Robotics, and Science Club: Beginning on October 20, this club will meet on Thursdays in room 6 from 2:40 to 4:00. If you are interested in joining, please contact Mr. Stewart at and Dragons Club: This club is currently in the process of getting started. This club is NOT a designed for homework help. Please note: This club is for middle school students only. Comprehensive strategy, teamwork, and communication are the keys to success in Dungeons and Dragons, and this league will help improve individual skills and abilities to play casually or competitively, help players find their designated roles, move-sets, and tasks to complete, refine team play tactics, and callouts. Lee directly at Counts: Are you up for a challenge? Do you enjoy math? Come to MathCounts in room 27 every Wednesday from 1:45 to 2:45.
If you have any questions, you may contact Mrs. This is a program that is OPEN TO ALL GENDERS and is mentored by professional programmers from LLNL. GWC (Girls Who Code) or Coding Club: Beginning on Monday, October 17 in room 20 from 2:45 to 4:00. Examples of clubs at the Lake County High School include, Get Outdoors Leadville, Cooking, Dungeons and Dragons, Chess, Jewelry Making, and Cosmetology. Academic clubs serve the better good of Atlantic’s student body and encourage achievement of individual and group goals.For more information about clubs, middle school students will need to reach out to the teacher. Competitions and meets include field trips and after-school volunteerism in the community. Meetings are after school and on weekends. Atlantic’s student clubs are a fun way to create, learn, and explore! Clubs are and are based on the interests of the student body as a whole.
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