*Please see the District Calendar for club meeting dates and times. When available, permission forms and informational flyers will be posted here.
Arts and Crafts Club: Catherine LePage MP 1 and 2 Prk-3
The Arts & Paper Crafts Club will be offered to students in the P through 3rd grades. The Arts & Paper Crafts Club will provide a structured, yet fun environment for students to come together and work on social skills, cooperative play, and motor skills through painting, coloring, cutting, decorating, and more. Some projects will include making flower pots, Fall pictures, skeletons, as well as many others!
Characters in Action: Shannon Williamson MP 2 and 3 Grades 4-5
Characters in Action is a club offered to 4th and 5th-grade students. Students will work on leadership skills, character development, and community service throughout the school year. There will be a focus on key aspects needed to be a strong student council leader when they enter middle school. Characters in Action will meet once a week on Wednesdays in the second and third marking periods.
Comic Creation Club: Shannon Williamson MP1 Grades 4-8
Comic Creation Cub is for any 4th through 8th grade student who loves graphic novels. Students will learn the foundational skills needed to create comics and graphic novels. Each week students will study graphic novels and explore comic techniques through mentor videos. Ultimately, students will be encouraged to use their unique style and creativity to make comics and graphic novels. Meetings will be held on Wednesdays during the first marking period.
Dance Club: TBD MP 3 Grades K-3
Dance club encourages participation, as well as provides an opportunity to perform in various dance activities. Students will learn dance techniques and performance skills. Students will take turns in helping lead dances, techniques, and giving other students turns to share.
Lego Club: Michele Duerring MP2 and 3 Grades K-8
Students will engage in basic engineering challenges and be given weekly task cards to complete. They will work independently and in small groups which will allow an opportunity to socialize and relax in a stress free environment through the use of Legos.
Lego Club Flyer and Permission Form
National Junior Honor Society: Mrs. Emily Slack
The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is a student-led organization that recognizes middle school students for their outstanding academic achievement and commitment to important values. It is designed for students in grades 6–8 and serves as a preparatory step for the National Honor Society in high school. The club promotes excellence in five key areas: scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. Students will need to meet specific criteria in order to join NJHS. Throughout the school year, members will have the opportunity to participate in various types of community service projects. Meetings will be held twice a marking period.
Pickle Ball Club: Grace Almquist MP3 and 3 Grades 3-8
Pickleball Club is an exciting and active space for students to learn, practice, and enjoy the fast-growing sport of pickleball! Whether you’re new to the game or already have some experience, the club welcomes players of all skill levels. Students will have the opportunity to work on their hand-eye coordination, improve their teamwork, and engage in friendly competition. With weekly meetings and a focus on fun, fitness, and sportsmanship, the club provides a great way for students to stay active, socialize with friends, and improve their game.
Pickleball Club will meet weekly on Thursdays from 3:05 to 4:05 PM. For grades 6-8, the club will meet during the 1st marking period, and for grades 3-5, it will meet during the 3rd marking period. Grab a paddle and join us on the courts!
Science Documentary Club: Stevie Ader MP1 and 2 Grades 4-8
Welcome to the Science Documentary Club – where curious minds blast off into space, dive into the ocean, and zoom in on the tiniest atoms… all from the comfort of the classroom! Each week, students will watch a fascinating documentary that uncovers the weird, wild, and totally WOW parts of science – from how black holes work to what is really going on in a school lunch box. After the film, students will have fun discussions, hands-on activities, trivia games, and mini challenges to help you think like a real scientist.
Science Documentary Club will meet weekly on Mondays from 3:05-4:05 during the first and second marking period. To ensure all 16 dates are met, SIX Wednesday meetings will be held and clearly marked on the permission slip. All videos that will be watched are also listed on the permission slip, as well.
Dates:
| September 22, 2025 September 24, 2025 (Wednesday) October 6, 2025 October 8, 2025 (Wednesday) October 15, 2025 (Wednesday) October 20, 2025 October 27, 2025 | November 10, 2025 November 17, 2025 November 24, 2025 December 8, 2025 December 10, 2025 (Wednesday) December 17, 2025 (Wednesday) January 5, 2026 |
Student Council: Kim Gasparovic
The Bloomsbury Middle School Student Council is a leadership program open to all students in grades 6–8 who maintain passing grades each marking period, exhibit the school’s TALONS traits of respect and kindness, and steer clear of disciplinary actions. Members serve as positive role models and school ambassadors, planning events, promoting community spirit, and representing their peers. Meetings are held twice monthly on Tuesdays from 3:05–4:05 PM in the 8th‑grade classroom, and both attendance at meetings/events and adherence to academic and behavioral standards are mandatory.
Yearbook: Kim Gasparovic
Get ready! Yearbook Club is an exciting creative journey where students learn photography, layout design, and storytelling while working on a real publishing team to capture the school year’s most unforgettable moments. Meetings begin monthly and shift to weekly as deadlines near, held after school at 3:05 PM in the 8th-grade classroom in a relaxed setting— snacks and drinks welcome! As the club operates much like a real newsroom or editorial team, attendance is essential. Best of all, every committed student will earn a free yearbook at year’s end as recognition for their dedication and hard work!