Mondays

All-Star Athletes • Grades K-2

Join Mr. Slayton for an afternoon of your favorite games and activities, particularly the ones that get you MOVING! We also do some art and creative projects. At All-Star Athletes, children will get at least an hour's worth of physical activity and an opportunity to bond with fellow Pinewood students in an entertaining, athletic, creative, and encouraging environment, one that stresses FUN over competition.
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Andrew Slayton

Tuesdays
 

Chess Club • Grades K-2 • Not Part of Lottery

Bay Area Chess combines fun and learning while promoting a team spirit where everyone helps each other succeed and improve. Our chess program will cover the very basics for new students to the game and we can challenge experienced players with more advanced concepts. Students will have the opportunity to learn the moves of the pieces, opening strategy, tactics, checkmates, and endgame play. Students will also learn valuable life skills through chess, such as winning and losing with grace, sportsmanship, planning, and team spirit. Our mission is to transform and enrich the lives of students through chess. Registration and fees are handled directly by Bay Area Chess.
Course Fee: $450
Enrollment Limit: 36 students
To Register: Registration and fees are handled directly by Bay Area Chess. Registration will be available in July.

Creative Kids • Grades 1-2 

Come explore theater games, storytelling, improv, dance, and puppet making. We will also learn about how some of these are done in different cultures around the world!
Enrollment Limit: 25 students
Club Director: Susie Danzig
 

Wednesdays
 

Choir Club • Grades 1-2

Experience the joy of singing and performing together. The Lower Campus Choir club offers children the opportunity to grow musically by supporting each young student’s healthy vocal development and learning the teamwork necessary to successfully perform a diverse repertoire of children’s choral music. Come sing, dance, and play every Wednesday afternoon as we explore fun musical activities, instrumental accompaniments, and prepare for our Winter and Spring concerts with Middle Campus choir.
Enrollment Limit: 34 students
Club Director: Debbie Ditton

Creating with KIBO • Kindergarten

Join Mrs. Andresen for an afternoon of robotics, engineering, coding, and creativity using a hands-on, screen free tool: KIBO! No reading skills required. 
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Director: Julie Andresen
 

Little Maker Club • Grades 1-2

Mr. Brusco leads this incredible club that focuses on Design and Engineering projects using our mobile Maker Carts. Students will learn about the design process and work with a variety of tools, materials, and electronics, to design and build an assortment of unique creations to take home. Past projects have included balloon cars, paddle boats, bird houses, flying machines, kaleidoscopes, board games, flashlights, snow globes, terrariums, and even a miniature golf course. Individual projects typically last 2-3 weeks. Some projects might include additional small materials fees billed monthly.
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Director: Jonathan Brusco
 

Thursdays
 

Gardening Club • Grades K-2

Students will explore plants and animals that live and grow in the garden. We will create various themed gardens including a pizza garden, flower garden, and even a salsa garden. Students will learn about planting, harvesting, and worm composting and will be able to cook and eat some of their own produce.
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Sarah Haun
 

Slayton's Sports & Skillz Clinics • Grades K-2 • Not Part of Lottery

Mr. Slayton's clinics focus on individual skill development and team play. Clinics also include a variety of other sports/games and skill development to keep it fresh and FUN! Clinics are held rain or shine.

• 1st Semester
  • Basketball 1 • October 13th - December 15th (nine sessions)
• 2nd Semester
  • Kickball Baseball • January 5th - March 30th (ten sessions) • No clinics on January 26th or March 9th

To Register: Contact Mr. Slayton directly at aslayton@pinewood.edu.
Enrollment Minimum: 15 students
Club Director: Andrew Slayton
Associate Head Coach: Caitlin Ciardella
Cancellation Policy: Pinewood's club cancellation policies apply. If payments are made by PayPal, any PayPal transaction fees will be deducted from the final refund amount.
 

Fridays
 

Slayton's Sports & Skillz Clinics • Grades K-2 • Not Part of Lottery

Mr. Slayton's clinics focus on individual skill development and team play. Clinics also include a variety of other sports/games and skill development to keep it fresh and FUN! Clinics are held rain or shine.

• 1st Semester
  • Soccer Hockey • October 14th - December 16th (nine sessions)
• 2nd Semester
  • Tennis • January 6th - March 31st (ten sessions) • No clinics on January 27th or March 10th

To Register: Contact Mr. Slayton directly at aslayton@pinewood.edu.
Enrollment Minimum: 15 students
Club Director: Andrew Slayton
Associate Head Coach: Caitlin Ciardella
Cancellation Policy: Pinewood's club cancellation policies apply. If payments are made by PayPal, any PayPal transaction fees will be deducted from the final refund amount.
 

STEM Basics with LEGO® • Grades K-2 • Not Part of Lottery

Join Brick Tech as we introduce your child to STEM basics by building guided projects out of LEGO® pieces! Each LEGO® project will showcase relevant STEM concepts, such as a motorized car to discuss gear drives or a house with bricks to introduce overlapping construction, fostering hands-on learning for participants. One project will be introduced each day of class and students will have the remaining time to build, discover, and learn with additional LEGO® pieces. Come explore the basics of STEM this fall with Brick Tech!
Course Fee: $392
To Register: Registration and fees are handled directly by Brick Tech. Registration will be available in July.

 

Before-/After-School Clubs

Session Dates and Times

• Clubs begin the first week of school and end one week prior to the last day of school.
• After-school clubs are in session from 3:30-4:45 pm.
• Children will be signed into after-school supervision at 5:00 pm.

Club Fees - Per Semester

• Club fees for each semester will be $490 PER CLUB.
• All Pinewood club fees will automatically be billed to a family's FACTS account.
• Outside vendors charge their own fees and payment is made directly to that vendor.
• If a student enrolls in a club at any time during the semester, the full semester fee will be due and payable.

Lottery Registration and Club Requests

• A lottery registration form is required if a student wishes to participate in a Pinewood club.
• Information on the lottery registration / club request process will be emailed to all K-6 families in July for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) and November for 2nd semester (Jan-May).
• Current club enrollments will NOT carry over from the previous semester.
• Registration is NOT required for after-school supervision or extra-curricular activities.

Outside Vendors: Clubs, Clinics, & Workshops

• Outside vendors will NOT be part of the lottery process.
• Online registration for all outside vendor clubs will be available via a link on Pinewood's website.
• Vendors charge their own fees and payment is made directly to the vendor.

Refund Policy

• There are no refunds of club fees on or after the deadline of - August 2nd for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) or December 7th for 2nd semester (Jan-May).
• Semester fees paid for any club MAY NOT be:
  • applied to any other semester club enrollment OR
  • applied to any future club enrollment OR
  • transferred to a sibling OR
  • reclassified as a donation to the school.
• Pro-rated refunds are NOT available at any time on or after the deadlines listed above.
• If a student's club enrollment ends at ANY TIME during the semester, the total semester fee, or any portion of the fee, will not be refunded.

Cancellation Policy

• If a student decides to withdraw from a club, an online Cancellation Form must be submitted no later than midnight on August 1st for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) or December 6th for 2nd semester (Jan-May). 
• For EACH club that is cancelled on or after the deadlines listed above, a $50 cancellation fee, PER club, will be assessed.
• All cancellations must be submitted online. Cancellations will NOT be accepted by email, telephone, or voicemail message.
• Cancellation for a club, clinic, or workshop that is offered by an outside vendor must be processed by that vendor.

Session Dates and Times

• After-school supervision begins on the first day of school and ends one day prior to the last day of school.
• After-school supervision is available Monday through Friday from 3:45pm-5:30pm.
• Lower Campus and Middle Campus both open at 8:00am and close at 5:30pm.

Payment Policies

• Fees will be billed the following month through FACTS:
  • $10.00 - dismissal until 4:00pm
  • $25.00 - 3:45pm until 5:30pm
  • $10.00 - 5:00pm until 5:30pm (after clubs)
  • After 5:30pm charges are $1.00 per minute

Registration

• Registration is not required for after-school supervision.
• Some students are in after-school supervision on a regular basis, however a drop-in option is available.
• Any student enrolled in a Pinewood after-school club or a vendor workshop/class may also attend supervision until 5:30pm.

Community Service (K-2)

Community service helps broaden a student’s awareness of families in need and provides opportunities for students to help meet those needs. Lower and Middle Campus families participate in a variety of activities during the academic year. Participation in these programs is strictly voluntary.

Mondays
 

Before School • MATHCOUNTS Math Club • Grades 3-4In this once-a week club, we will inspire curiosity and build confidence in students of all levels by creating a space where learning math is fun, social, and supportive so that every student becomes a lifelong math learner.
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Directors: Marybeth Smith and John Swift
 

Before School • MATHCOUNTS Math Club • Grades 5-6In this once-a week club, we will inspire curiosity and build confidence in students of all levels by creating a space where learning math is fun, social, and supportive so that every student becomes a lifelong math learner.
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Directors: Marybeth Smith and John Swift

Sports Club • Grades 3-6Are you interested in a cool after-school sports club with your friends? If you are, After-School Sports is just for you! This club offers a pressure-free environment where students can play their favorite P.E. games with other students from all grade levels. Whether you are a sports fanatic or just enjoy being outside, this fun and exciting club will offer an afternoon of games and enjoyment. Come join us, where the best part about the game is just playing!
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Ria Walker
 

Chess Club • Grades 3-6 • Not Part of LotteryBay Area Chess combines fun and learning while promoting a team spirit where everyone helps each other succeed and improve. Our chess program will cover the very basics for new students to the game and we can challenge experienced players with more advanced concepts. Students will have the opportunity to learn the moves of the pieces, opening strategy, tactics, checkmates, and endgame play. Students will also learn valuable life skills through chess, such as winning and losing with grace, sportsmanship, planning, and team spirit. Our mission is to transform and enrich the lives of students through chess.
Course Fee: $435
Enrollment Limit: 36 students
To Register: Registration and fees are handled directly by Bay Area Chess. Registration will be available in July.
 

Robo-Tech Club • Grades 5-6The Robo-Tech Club with Mr. M is an engineering/maker-based club which will focus on robots, buildable technology, maker design, and engineering. Students will be engaging in project-based builds of many different types. Engineering excitement for 5th and 6th grade!
Enrollment Limit: 18 students
Club Director: Larry Mendoza
 

Tuesdays
 

Before School • Pinewood Children's Choir • Grades 3-6The Pinewood Choir is back! Sing with your friends and perform in the amazing fall and spring concerts. In the Pinewood Choir, students learn how to sing with their beautiful voices and work together to create an amazing musical experience. Start your day with music, and let your talents shine!
Note: Pinewood Children's Choir meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Justin Janer


WeDo 2.0 • Grades 3-4 • Not Part of LotteryDo you like LEGO? Would you like to program your own LEGO creations? If you answered "yes," then this is the class for you. Come join us in this new class from Brick Tech to learn, program, and build at the same time. This course will use the LEGO WeDo 2.0 system to help gain a better understanding of programming.
Course Fee: $528
To Register: Registration and fees are handled directly by Brick Tech. Registration will be available in July.
 

Wednesdays
 

Before School • The Pinewood Band • Grades 3-6Join The Pinewood Band and have fun making music with your friends! We will learn how to play great songs and explore all the exciting instruments in the music room. The Pinewood Band students will be performing at the amazing fall and spring concerts! The Pinewood Band is open to musicians of all skill levels. Start your day with music and let your talents shine!
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Justin Janer
 

Drama Club • Grades 3-6Calling all actors and actresses! Do you love the spotlight? Do you wish your drama class lasted all year long? Join your fellow drama lovers each Wednesday afternoon in the theater! Club members will play games, practice scenes and songs, learn about the technical aspects of theater, and work on dancing and singing skills. Drama Club focuses on fun, personal growth, and peer-to-peer encouragement. For students who re-enroll in semester two, we will culminate the year in a cabaret-style show in which students will perform for parents and friends. This is a wonderful club for students who love to perform as well as those who are hoping to gain more confidence and stage presence.
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Lauren Post


French Club • Grades 3-6Bonjour et bienvenue! Good day and welcome to the Middle Campus French Club! Come join us as we learn some of the French language, travel through some of the French speaking countries, learn about French culture, and try some fabulous French food! Seasoned French Club students will learn more of the language and help lead games and activities. In addition, we will learn about the artists, architecture, and museums that make France the number one tourist destination!
Enrollment Limit: 12 students
Club Director: Michele Golder

Maker Club • Grades 3-4Brainstorm, design, prototype, and tinker away in Pinewood's iMaginarium Maker Lab. This club will use the design-thinking process to solve problems and build solutions into fun and hands-on projects. Students will use different tools; apply science, technology, and engineering concepts; and exercise their creativity and critical-thinking skills to build projects from scratch. There may be opportunities to collaborate with students in other grades.
Note: A nominal materials fee may be required to supplement the cost of projects.
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Director: Christine Tran, Upper Campus Computer Science and Engineering teacher
 

Thursdays
 

Before School • Pinewood Children's Choir • Grades 3-6The Pinewood Choir is back! Sing with your friends and perform in the amazing fall and spring concerts. In the Pinewood Choir, students learn how to sing with their beautiful voices and work together to create an amazing musical experience. Start your day with music, and let your talents shine!
Note: Pinewood Children's Choir meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Justin Janer
 

Before School • Middle Campus Math Competition Team • Grades 5-6For those mathletes out there, we are offering an opportunity to participate on a Middle Campus Math Competition Team that will compete in national math competitions such as Math Olympiad and Noetic Learning Math. During the club, we will practice math problem-solving strategies in a challenging and safe environment. Students will enjoy the camaraderie of competing for their school as a team in these contests and will develop their skills, strategies, and confidence in math as a result. Let's go, Pathers!
Time: 7:30-8:15 am
Enrollment Limit: 20 students
Club Directors: Marybeth Smith and John Swift
 

Gardening Club • Grades 3-6Students will explore plants and animals that live and grow in the garden. Students will learn about planting, harvesting, and worm composting and will be able to cook and eat some of their own produce.
Enrollment Limit: None
Club Director: Susie Danzig
 

Fridays
 

Awesome Authors and Artists • Grades 3-5 • Not Part of LotteryVarious genres of creative writing will be explored in a fun environment. Individual, partner, and group projects will be completed as we work hard, and have fun doing projects to take pride in. Our session will end with a Publishing Party, where students will receive a portfolio of all of their projects.
Course Fee: $600
Enrollment Limit: 12 students
Club Director: Laura Huff
To Register: Registration and fees are handled directly by Laura Huff. Registration will be available in July.

Before-/After-School Clubs

Session Dates and Times

• Clubs begin the first week of school and end one week prior to the last day of school.
• Before-school clubs are in session from 7:30-8:15 am.
• After-school clubs are in session from 3:30-4:45 pm.
• Children will be signed into after-school supervision at 5:00 pm.

Club Fees - Per Semester

• Club fees for each semester will be $490 PER CLUB. Exceptions below.
  • Before-school MATHCOUNTS Club will be $295 per semester.
  • Before-school Math Competition Club will be $295 per semester
  • Before-school Pinewood Band Club will be $295 per semester.
• All Pinewood club fees will automatically be billed to a family's FACTS account.
• Outside vendors charge their own fees and payment is made directly to that vendor.
• If a student enrolls in a club at any time during the semester, the full semester fee will be due and payable.

Lottery Registration and Club Requests

• A lottery registration form is required if a student wishes to participate in a Pinewood club.
• Information on the lottery registration / club request process will be emailed to all K-6 families in July for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) and November for 2nd semester (Jan-May).
• Current club enrollments will NOT carry over from the previous semester.
• Registration is NOT required for after-school supervision or extra-curricular activities.

Outside Vendors: Clubs, Clinics, & Workshops

• Outside vendors will NOT be part of the lottery process.
• Online registration for all outside vendor clubs will be available via a link on Pinewood's website.
• Vendors charge their own fees and payment is made directly to the vendor.

Refund Policy

• There are no refunds of club fees on or after the deadline of - August 2nd for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) or December 7th for 2nd semester (Jan-May).
• Semester fees paid for any club MAY NOT be:
  • applied to any other semester club enrollment OR
  • applied to any future club enrollment OR
  • transferred to a sibling OR
  • reclassified as a donation to the school.
• Pro-rated refunds are NOT available at any time on or after the deadlines listed above.
• If a student's club enrollment ends at ANY TIME during the semester, the total semester fee, or any portion of the fee, will not be refunded.

Cancellation Policy

• If a student decides to withdraw from a club, an online Cancellation Form must be submitted no later than midnight on August 1st for 1st semester (Aug-Dec) or December 6th for 2nd semester (Jan-May). 
• For EACH club that is cancelled on or after the deadlines listed above, a $50 cancellation fee, PER club, will be assessed.
• All cancellations must be submitted online. Cancellations will NOT be accepted by email, telephone, or voicemail message.
• Cancellation for a club, clinic, or workshop that is offered by an outside vendor must be processed by that vendor.

Session Dates and Times

• After-school supervision begins on the first day of school and ends one day prior to the last day of school.
• After-school supervision is available Monday through Friday from 3:45pm-5:30pm.
• Lower Campus and Middle Campus both open at 8:00am and close at 5:30pm.

Payment Policies

• Fees will be billed the following month through FACTS:
  • $10.00 - dismissal until 4:00pm
  • $25.00 - 3:45pm until 5:30pm
  • $10.00 - 5:00pm until 5:30pm (after clubs)
  • After 5:30pm charges are $1.00 per minute

Registration

• Registration is not required for after-school supervision.
• Some students are in after-school supervision on a regular basis, however a drop-in option is available.
• Any student enrolled in a Pinewood after-school club or a vendor workshop/class may also attend supervision until 5:30pm.

Service Projects (3-6)

Community service helps broaden a student’s awareness of families in need and provides opportunities to help meet those needs. Middle Campus students organize and conduct community service projects during the academic year. Participation in these programs is strictly voluntary.

Environmental Club (3-6)

Come join us as we brainstorm fun and creative ways to help save the planet! The Friday lunch meetings will include planning for environmentally friendly practices at Pinewood including recycling initiatives, endangered animals awareness and sponsorship, Earth Day activities and more.

Guitar Club (3-6)

You are invited to guitar club on Mondays during lunch recess! Students will learn the open chords as well as proper strumming and picking techniques, all while learning to play and sing fun folk and popular songs.A child-sized acoustic (nylon-stringed) guitar is recommended. This club is free, but space is limited and weekly participation is required. For more information, please contact Lauren Post.

Intramurals (3-6)

Intramurals is a very simple, yet fun activity that helps develop the values of teamwork and sportsmanship. At the beginning of each semester, the sixth grade team captains select players from among the entire student body and include participants from every grade level. Throughout the term a variety of games are chosen as the teams compete against each other during the lunch recess. Towards the end of the semester, campus playoffs are held as teams vie for the league championship. Though this is a voluntary activity, over 80% of the student body participates each term.

Organization Club (6)

Are you a sixth grader who likes fun, colorful school supplies and personalizing your planner? Are you in need of a little help in wrangling all of your books and papers? Are you an organization buff who wants to share your expertise with others? Each Thursday during lunch/lunch recess, Organization Club members meet to practice building valuable planning habits and study skills while working together to stay organized. Bring your lunch and your friends, and get ready to take down that mountain in your take-home folder once and for all!

Paw Prints, Middle Campus Newspaper (3-6)

Ever wonder how the Pinewood Newspaper gets printed? Who takes all the photos? How do they find the articles? Join the Pinewood Newspaper staff and find out for yourself! Have a blast conducting interviews around campus, "getting the scoop" at athletic events, and finding jokes and recipes to include in the monthly issue. Feel the thrill of seeing your face on the front page of the school paper, all the while improving your writing skills. Weekly staff meetings are held every first and third Tuesday during lunch recess.

Science Fair (3-6)

The science fair is held each year and is optional for students in the third through fifth grades. Students in sixth grade are required to enter a project, but may work with a partner. All entries will cover either research and presentation of a scientific topic or demonstration of a scientific experiment.

Student Leadership Council (3-6)

The Student Leadership Council (SLC) consists of students who have been elected by their peers. The SLC focuses on developing leadership skills, organizing school activities, and creating community service opportunities. Weekly meetings are held on Wednesdays during lunch/lunch recess.

Westward Adventure (4)

An overnight field trip to Sacramento and the Gold Country. Our students will spend two days immersing themselves in the lives of the pioneers; learning why people migrated to California and experiencing the struggles they faced. Students will spend one night in tents along the American River, tour Sutter’s Fort, and visit the Railroad Museum in Sacramento.

During the School Day
Students can sign up for these clubs at the beginning of the school year.

• Book Club
• Yearbook

After School
Students can sign up for these opportunities beginning in July.

• Chorus (Thursdays from 3:30-4:45 pm)
• Debate (Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:15-4:45 pm)
• Junior Music Explorers (Tuesdays from 3:15-4:45 pm)
• Junior High Robotics (Thursdays from 3:15-4:45 pm)

High School Clubs

Clubs meet during the school day. In August, we will hold a clubs fair where students can learn more about and join the clubs that interest them. We also welcome and encourage students to start new clubs once they arrive in the fall. Below, take a look at the clubs that will be available this year.

• Book Club
• Creative Writing Club
• Green Coalition
• Health Science Club
• Ocean Ambassadors Club
• Service-Learning Club
• Tabula Rasa, Pinewood's Literary Arts Magazine
• Technology Club

High School Extracurriculars

Extracurriculars take place outside of regular class time. Students can sign up beginning in July.

• Competitive Debate Team* (Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:00-6:30 pm)
• Frosh Band (Mondays after school)
• Robotics (Wednesdays after school and Saturdays)
• Drama/Musical Theatre*
• Journalism*
• Technical Theater*
• Yearbook*

*Receives course credit

National Honor Society

Membership in the Pinewood Chapter of the National Honor Society is open to selected seniors who show a commitment to academic achievement, leadership, service, and character. In addition to these qualities, and to be eligible for membership, students must have a cumulative 3.85 GPA by end of junior year, complete an application, and be approved by select members of the Pinewood faculty.

English Honor Society

The English Honor Society recognizes seniors who demonstrate excellence and intellectual curiosity in the fields of literature and writing. Requirements include a B+ average or above in the department's AP and Honors courses, consistent academic integrity and attendance records, and endorsement by members of the English Department. Responsibilities include attending meetings, volunteering for at least five hours per year in English Workshop, and helping the English Department with special occasions.

French Honor Society

The French Honor Society is an honorary group of French 2–5 students with high achievement in their French classes. Students meet on a periodic basis and are involved in various cultural activities including weekend museum visits, music events, luncheons, and theater attendance. Members are required to serve as assistants in World Language workshop, attend all meetings, and participate in at least one activity per semester.

Spanish Honor Society

The Spanish Honor Society is a Pinewood-affiliated organization open to juniors and seniors in Spanish 3-5 AP. Students are recommended by their teachers for demonstrating a passion for the Spanish language and culture and having a record of high achievement in their courses. Students attend meetings once per semester, participate in a variety of cultural activities on and off campus, and complete five hours of service.

Art Honor Society

The Art Honor Society is an honorary group of high school students who have completed four semesters of Studio Art with an “A-” or better and received the recommendation of an art faculty member. Art Honor Society members volunteer five hours of art-related service and participate in various art shows throughout the year.

Math Honor Society

The Math Honor Society is comprised of students who have taken, or are currently enrolled in, Calculus, AP Calculus AB or AP Calculus BC, and that have performed with outstanding academic achievement through- out their mathematics courses. The students of the Math Honor Society are responsible for the planning and presentation of Pinewood’s annual Pi-Day event.

Science Honor Society

The Science Honor Society recognizes juniors and seniors who have shown exemplary achievement in at least two years of physics, chemistry, and biology and who have been recommended by two of their science teachers.

Student Leadership Committee (9-12)

SLC (Student Leadership Committee) officers, class officers, class advisors, and the activity advisor make up the Student Council. The council is responsible for scheduling and organizing assemblies, rallies, dances, special sporting and social events, and other activities. Elections for SLC, senior, junior, and sophomore class officers are held in the spring. Freshman student council members are elected in the fall. All officers must maintain a 3.0 GPA and set a positive example for fellow students.

Junior High Student Council (7-8)

Working closely with their faculty advisor, the Junior High Student Council organizes, plans and implements service projects, 7th and 8th grade dances, and participation in school spirit activities.