CLUBS

Extracurricular Activities

Art Club
Science Club
Intramural Sports
Student Council
I.T. Productions
 
Yearbook

 

 


Even though learning in the academic areas is the primary purpose of any school program, extracurricular activities are also an extremely valuable area where students share accomplishments and learning experiences beyond those which occur in the classroom. A wide variety of activities are available at Indian Trail Middle School, and we strongly encourage all of our students to become involved in one or more of them. Clubs provide many opportunities for continued learning and making new friends. Most Clubs meet on a regular basis and accept new members throughout the school year.


Art Club
Art Club is open to members of any grade level at any time. In this organization, students can explore the fine arts outside the regular curriculum. Currently we are working on masks, however, plans for the year also include workshops with local artists, competition opportunities, and other small hands-on projects. Art Club meets every Thursday from 2:45-4:00 in room 11.

Please contact Agatha Valenti, sponsor of Art club, for more information.

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Science Club
Science club is open to sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students and typically meets once a week. We do experiments, take care of our prairie outside of the building, and investigate many fun science activities. In February, we participate in the Science Olympiad. We develop bridges, catapults, cars, compressed air bottle rockets, and boats to take to the Olympiad competition. We also participate in some events that do not need pre-planning. It is a fun club to belong to!

Please contact Eric Boe sponsor of Science club, for more information.

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Intramural Sports
Indian Trail Middle School offers five intramural sports for sixth through eighth graders. These sports are scheduled to follow the time of year when the skills for each sport have been taught in our P.E. classes. Intramural sports include: softball and flag football (September and October); indoor soccer (November and December); basketball (January and February); and volleyball (March). All students are encouraged to participate in one or more intramural sports. There are no participation fees and sports physicals are not required. Intramurals are coed activities held after school two or-three days per week. Teams will be divided into two separate groups - one for sixth and a second for seventh and eighth grade students. Sixth grade games will typically be played on Tuesdays and seventh and eighth grade games on Thursdays. If there are large numbers of students and/or shortened school weeks, games may also be scheduled on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Please contact Lori Bakhaus, sponsor of intramural sports, for more information.

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Student Council
The Indian Trail Student Council provides students with an opportunity to work together to plan special events and service activities for our school and community. Student council representatives are volunteers who commit themselves to attend weekly student council meetings held before school and to assist with programs and activities. The student body elects student council officers (President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer).

Please contact Sylvia Cantu, Student Council Sponsor, for more information.

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I.T. Productions
Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students are invited to join Indian Trail's theater troupe. Throughout the year, workshops are held to teach students the fundamentals of the performing arts. These include acting, costumes, make-up, set design, lighting, and sound. A production is presented in the spring.

Please contact L'Shaun Stallings-Hodge, Shari Potter,or Samantha Greek sponsors of I.T. Productions, for more information.

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Math Club
All students are invited to attend math club. Math Club practices every Tuesday from 2:40 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. We also practice when close to competitions on Fridays from 2:40 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. We practice in Mrs. McGrath's room, 2. We participate in three competitions:  Mathcounts, IMSA, and a contest between Heritage Grove and Indian Trail.

For more information about Mathcounts click on this link:


Please contact Elaine McGrath or Tamra Hack, sponsors of math club, for more information.

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Yearbook
A yearbook for our middle school is developed by students under the direction of a faculty sponsor. Students who join the yearbook club meet after school to assist in photography, page layout, and cover design. Orders for the yearbook are taken with the registration packet in July and again in November.

Please contact Sylvia Cantu,Yearbook Sponsor, for more information.

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