Julius West Middle School

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Clubs and Activities

ALGEBRA EXTENDED DAY

This class will meet twice a week - Wednesday and Thursday.  More information on this club will be announced.

• Ms. Kimball, Room 208

COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB

This club is open to all students interested in learning about needs in the community and taking action.  This club meets on Thursdays.

• Mrs. Fribush and Ms. Lusman, Room 107

DRAMA CLUB & PLAY

Tryouts are held and rehersals are after school as announced.  Each year the drama club produces a play or musical with two evening performances.  Open to all interested students.  Begins September 24, 2009.  (Play tryouts will be in December; the play will be in April).

• Mr. Krichbaum, FACS Room 

EXTENDED LEARNING OPPORTUNITY (ELO) - READING

This class will meet twice a week - Tuesdays and Thursdays.  More information on this club will be announced.

• Mr. Belec, Room 126

FRENCH CLUB

Students in this club will meet for French conversation, peer tutoring, research on Francophone clutures and some creative writing in French.  We also welcome your involvement in promoting National French Heritage.

• Ms. Burg, Room 232

GREEN SCHOOL CLUB

Do you know or want to know more about energy and tyhe environment?  Well, join the Green School Club and become a member of the ENERGY TEAM.  The team members are Julius West students, parents and several teachers.  The team will conduct energy audits of classrooms, check lights and computer monitors to make sure we are not wasting energy.  The team will also make posters and install light switch covers with energy tips in all classrooms.  We hope to attract kids that are interested in making a difference in the energy consumption at our school.  Bring your enthusiasm, questions and ideas to our meeting!

http://www.greenteamclub.webs.com/

• Ms. Dorne, Room 116

INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS 
This after school program is open to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade eligible students.  Some activities offered will be basketball, lacrosse, weight lifting, softball, soccer, and STEP.  Also offered are the Basketball Shoot-Out and Track Challenge regional competitions.

• Mr. Brink, Athletic Coordinator 

JAZZ BAND

Auditions are required for membership.  Jazz Band performs after school and at community concerts.  Weekly rehearsals will be held Wednesdays.  

• Mr. Cowan, Room 136 

KNITTING CLUB
Is open to all students, boys and girls, who would like to try knitting.  Students will learn the fundamental skills of casting on, knitting, purling, increasing and decreasing.  They will acquire the skills to complete beginner projects, and the foundation to learn more complicated knitting.  Club will meet Wednesdays.

• Ms Placella, Room 234 

NEWSPAPER
Meets after school on Wednesdays for the purpose of writing, interviewing, editing and generally organizing the Paw Print, which we plan to publish monthly. 

• Mrs. Lockard, Room 218

SISTERS CLUB

Julius West girls interested in aquiring the necessary skills that will enable them to deal with the issues and problems which confront today's youth.

• Ms. DeLuca, Room 4

STEP TEAM
The STEP team is open to all students interested in designing their own step-dance routines.  This club will meet on Wednesdays.

• Mr. Johnson, TBD

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (SGA)
Officers and delegates are elected during the fall.  Meetings are held during the school year.  SGA sponsors school-wide events and activities.  Several school dances are held each year.

• Mrs. Liburd, Room 215

YEARBOOK
The Yearbook Club will meet on an "as needed basis" to plan and assemble the yearbook.  They will organize and label pictures and proof copy.

•   Ms. Sanya, Room 110