The document provides information about various after school clubs that will be offered at Rossview Middle School beginning September 8th. The clubs cover a wide range of topics and activities including running, support for military families, robotics, science, computer programming, media/technology, drama, fitness, homework help, community service, and health/wellness. Most clubs meet 2-3 times per week from 2:30-4:15pm, though some have limited enrollment. The document lists the name, sponsor, description, meeting times, and any costs for each individual club.

1. There will be no clubs November 24th-
28th. The last day for 1st semester
All after school clubs will begin
September 8th.
clubs will be December 11th.
Club List
Couch to 5K
Sponsor: Dawn Bagby (Dawn.bagby@cmcss.net)
This club is for beginning runners and non-runners who want to take up running as regular exercise. This
after school club will ease them into a running program that consists of stretching, walking, and running in
order to gain the strength and endurance to complete a 5K run.
Who: Beginning Runners
When: Tuesday and Thursday from 2:30-4:15 beginning Sept. 8
Needed: Tennis shoes (preferably running shoes), gym clothes, water bottle
Military Connections Club
Sponsor: Kelly Wells (Kelly.wells@cmcss.net)
Military Connections Club will provide military connected students with a safe environment to discuss
challenges inherent to the deployment cycle (pre-deployment, deployment, reintegration) and frequent
transitions of military life such as PCS’s and TDY situations.
Military children face unique challenges that are specific to military life and best understood and
supported by those that are specially trained in the intricacies of this lifestyle. Our MFLAC, Carrie White,
offers a unique set of skills for assisting our military children in facing challenges with resilience and a
positive outlook. Kelly Wells holds a certification from the University of Pennsylvania in Resilience
Training for military families. Together, we hope to create a group where children can openly share and
learn skills that facilitate academic and social success while managing the challenges of military life. We
hope that creating this community will also lead to peer to peer mentoring as students who have faced
particular challenges successfully can help those who are new to the challenge.
Hawkbotics:
Sponsor: Bridget Harding (Bridget.harding@cmcss.net)
Everyone is invited to join this club and learn how to work with others while programming an autonomous
robot using Lego's. We have two competitive teams and one team that will continue to grow in FLL's three
categories. We meet every Monday and Thursday after school from 2:30 to 4:15. Since our team begins
to meet in August we are only a parent pick-up group until October. We do collect a $20 dollar dues
yearly which pays for shirts and other items needed throughout the year. This year we will be having a
fundraiser to raise money for travel expenses. Hope to see you on our Hawkbotic Team!!
Science rocks!
Sponsor: Teri Summers (terri.summers@cmcss.net)

2. If you are an 8th grade student and could use Science extra help, test or study review, there's an aft er
school club for you! It doesn't matter who your teacher is; all 8th grade students are welcome! Our club
meets Tuesday afternoons from 2:30-4:15 in room C-3 with Mrs. Summers.
Computer Technology Club
Sponsor: Mark Campbell (Mark.campbell@cmcss.net)
Club members will use the code.org website and complete the Intro to Computer Science Course, which
is fun, collaborative, and creative! It’s designed to inspire students to continue learning how technology
improves real world relationships, connections, and life.
Students learn:
• how the Internet works
• basic computer programming
• logic, problem solving and creativity
The course features puzzles, video lectures by Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Chris Bosh of the Miami
Heat, as well as familiar characters from popular games: Angry Birds and Plants vs. Zombies. Using a
blended learning model, your children are learning with a mix of online, self-guided activities and
“unplugged”acti vities that use no computer at all. Computer Technology Club is open to the first 20
students who sign up, and will meet from 2:30-4:30 on Tuesday’s beginning October 21st.
Media/Technology Club
Sponsor: Chris Hambrick (Chris.hambrick@cmcss.net)
The Rossview Media/Technology Club is for those who are serious about gaining a deeper understanding
of the many facets of the world of Media and Technology and its application to our everyday life. During
the club time you will be able to go deeper than the short time in the classroom allows for. We will explore
and practice the applications that we find in the world of Advertising Mediums, News Media, Video
Production and Editing, Photography and Photo Editing, Audio Production and Editing, Pod/Vodcasting,
Website Design, Animation and more….
*Special Note: Those students who are in the Media/Technology Club will receive first consideration for
being on the cast of Rossview's first Daily Newscast.
All Students are Welcome. We have a limit of 30, so the first 30 to sign-up will fill the roll. We will begin
meeting September 8th after Labor Day on Mondays from 2:30 – 4:30 (Busses will be available for
transportation home after Fall Break – October 17th).
***Those attending the club meetings prior to October 20th will need to have a ride home. Parents will
need to pick their children promptly at 4:15pm
There will be a $10 fee for materials and supplies.
Drama Club
Sponsor: Rebecca Shilling (Rebecca.schilling@cmcss.net)
In Drama Club we will rehearse and create the set for the yearly production. Students memorize the
script, build the set, design the program and advertisements for the play, and run the lights and sound for
the play. We meet every Monday and Thursday from right after school until 4:15. There are no fees
associated with drama. Drama Club is open to everyone. We will be having auditions, but only to place
people in the character that is right for them. There will be an Interest Meeting August 25th. That is
mandatory for all interested members. Drama Club will be closed to all new members after September
4th.
RossFit
Sponsor: Mary Ellen Luther (mary.luther@cmcss.net)

3. RossFit is Rossview’s Fitness Club. We meet __________________ from 2:30 until 3:30. Students
attending this club must be a car rider, and rides are to be here no later than 3:30. Each day we meet, a
WOD (workout of the day) will be completed. Each WOD will include a cardio warm up, stretching, a skill,
the work out, and final stretching. Students will need a water bottle; no other equipment is needed.
Students are required to have a Sports Physical. Interested students need to see Mrs. Luther for an
application. This club is open to all Rossview Middle students, however the club is limited to a total of 15
participants and spots will be given on a first come first serve basis (in which all proper paperwork is
returned).
Study Organize Succeed (S.O.S)
Sponsor: Merci Chartrand (mercedes.chartrand@cmcss.net)
Need to study for a test or quiz? Want to study with a friend? Need more explanation? Missing
assignments? Need to do research? Have a project due? Need to write a paper? Want help with your
homework? Need to organize your binder or folders?
Stay after school any Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday for extra help and motivation. Stay 30 minutes to 2
hours. Rides must be here by 4:30. *Buses available after fall break. See Mrs. Lightner, Mrs. Crosslin,
and Mrs. Chartrand for more information.
Jr. Civitan
Sponsor: Roxanne Morris (Roxanne.morris@cmcss.net)
Jr. Civitan is a service club for young people tailored specifically for training them to become “builders of
good citizenship” in the home, school, community, and nation. The purpose of Jr. Civitan is to develop
initiative and leadership , and to encourage young people to live a fuller life enriched by selfless service to
others, with a focus on living the Golden Rule in all human relationships by precept and example.
There is a $25 fee to cover annual dues and a t-shirt.
Fuel Up to Play 60
Sponsor: Marie Rainey (marie.rainey@cmcss.net)
Fuel Up to Play 60 is a program founded by the National Dairy Council and NFL, in collaboration with
USDA, that empowers students to take charge in making small, everyday changes at school. Students
can win cool prizes, like an NFL player visit or Super Bowl tickets, for choosing good-for-you foods and
getting active for at least 60 minutes every day. We want kids to make a difference not only in their lives,
but also their community.