Clubs & Organizations

Academic Team

Meets after school as needed

Students meet to compete against other schools in the region. The competition is trivia-based, so students should be well-versed in at least one or two academic subjects, plus have knowledge of a wide variety of literature.

Interested students must apply. Are you a member that needs to pay dues online? Click this link to be redirected to MySchoolBucks.

Sponsored by Kay Brumbelow and Michelle Glover

Beta Club

A group of students who promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among secondary school students. By invitation only; students who qualify will be extended the opportunity to join.

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Book Club

Meets once a month

All students read the same book and come together to discuss; group typically meets on Wednesday mornings.

Broadcast Team

Every morning when school is in session

Students on the Broadcast Team are in charge of creating, organizing and presenting the morning announcements, which is broadcast through the school during home room each day.

Bulletin Board Club

7:30-8 a.m. | Dates will vary, on average 3-5 times/month

For 7th & 8th grade students who are trustworthy, reliable and creative, and would like to focus on service and volunteerism. Students will use their skills to to maintain the school bulletin boards while working with teachers to assist with creating exciting and informative boards throughout the school.

Drama Club

3:15-4:15 p.m. | Bi-weekly

Sponsored by Sheri Spurlock and Carrie Meuninck

Environmental Club

Biweekly

Educate others about the problems affecting our planet; work with a recycling program at WMS; stop bus and car idling at pickup; and raise awareness and fundraise for larger, worldwide projects that are saving the earth.

Film Club

3:15-4:15 p.m. | Biweekly

Love movies? Wnat to see your ideas come to life on screen? In Film Club, we write scripts, act them out and film our own creations! Whether you dream of being in the spotlight or working behind the camera, this is your chance to shine. Come create, perform and film with friends - lights, camera, action starts here!

First Priority

7:35-8:05 a.m. | Tuesdays

A youth organization that supports student-initiated, student-led Christian activities on middle and high school campuses.

Sponsored by Dr. Steve Hutchinson and Ron Mann

P.A.L.S. (Peers are Linking Students) Club

TBA

Group focuses on building bonds between regular education students and special needs students.

Sponsored by Molly Pharr, Heather Kilmer and Courtney Bailey

Robotics Club

First meeting TBA | Tuesday and Thursday mornings

Robotics Club is a powerful blend of technical skills and personal growth. Students learn by doing - designing real robots, collaborating with teammates, and competing against one another and possibly other schools/districts. Our goal is to help students prepare for the robotics team at the high school level.

Running Club

3:15-4:15 p.m. | Tuesdays from September to December

Anyone in grades 6, 7 and 8 who likes running and wants to improve his/her edurance and speed can join!

Science Olympiad

Before & after school as needed | Dues: $50 per school year

A team competition in which students compete in 23 events pertaining to various fields of science, including earth science, biology, chemistry, physics and engineering. Over 7,800 middle school and high school teams from 50 U.S. states compete each year.

Student Ambassadors

TBD

Student Ambassadors are chosen to represent WMS in a variety of ways throughout the school year:

Liaisons between the school and the community
Assist with campus tours, answering questions and stay in touch with newly-admitted students
Present during open houses, shadow days and orientation events

Wildcats in Action

TBD | Dues: $10 per school year

Wildcats in Action is acommunity service club dedicated to making a difference. The goal is to complete one community service project each 9 weeks and to empower students to plan and execute one major project by the end of the year; this larger project will be designed by the members of the club to address a cause that the group as a whole are passionate about.