Arts & Activities
North Middle School offers a multitude of enriching extra-curricular opportunities that build leadership, conflict resolution and creative skills. Our arts and activities offerings are geared towards providing children the opportunity to explore their passions.
ONLINE CLUB/ ACTIVITY REGISTRATION
Q: Who all needs to register?
A: EVERY STUDENT INVOLVED in any co-curricular activity including: Clubs, student council, play/ musical participants including crew. The following activities do NOT require registration: Geography Bee, Spelling Bee, WEB Leaders.
Q: How much does it cost the student?
A: The activity fee remains the same as the last several years at $20 per student per school year. Each family will pay the $20 online with each of their children's first activity registration. They are then free to register for anything else online at no extra charge for the remainder of the school year.
Q: Is this the same online registration that MFHS and NMS already use for athletics?
A: So glad you asked! Yes. Families will have ONE account to use for all sports and clubs for all the children in the household. If the student registering for a club has ever done a sport here at MFHS or last year at North, they already have an account and all the demographic info will auto-fill.
Click here to Register Online
Activities
Arts
Other Activities Available
Spelling Bee - Advisor Mrs. Wolfe
WEB Leaders - Coordinators: Ms. Kenkel, Ms. Schrank and Ms.
WEB is a middle school transition program that welcomes 6th graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. WEB, an acronym for Where Everybody Belongs, is built on the belief that students want to and can help other students succeed. The WEB middle school transition program trains selected members of the 8th grade class to be WEB Leaders; as positive role models, WEB Leaders are motivators, leaders and teachers who guide 6th graders to discover what it takes to be successful in middle school.
WEB is a middle school transition program that welcomes 6th graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. WEB, an acronym for Where Everybody Belongs, is built on the belief that students want to and can help other students succeed. The WEB middle school transition program trains selected members of the 8th grade class to be WEB Leaders; as positive role models, WEB Leaders are motivators, leaders and teachers who guide 6th graders to discover what it takes to be successful in middle school.
LINK INFORMATION
WHAT: LINK is an afterschool, supervised study hall that is available to students who need extra time for homework. The supervising teacher will be available to help provide support as needed.
WHEN: LINK is generally held every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 2:35 – 4:00.
SCHEDULE: Click here for 2022-2023 Schedule
WHERE: Room 240 on Tuesdays and Room 108 on Thursdays
Other Information:
- Students are to report promptly to LINK right after school
- Students arriving late to LINK must have a pass from a teacher
- Students arriving after 2:45pm (without a pass from a teacher) will NOT be admitted
- Students will be assigned a seat upon arrival
- Students should bring all the materials they will need, along with anything that they are bringing home after LINK
- Students are required to stay for the entire time – until 4:00 (they are not allowed to come and go throughout LINK); In order to leave early, a student must have pre-arranged permission from a parent/guardian
- Students may use the Chromebooks ONLY for school work
- LINK is a silent work time for students; students will only be allowed to work together during LINK with a pass from a teacher for a collaborative project
- Students may use personal listening devices as long as they continue to work….if that means a cell phone for a student, he or she may use it as long as it is ONLY used for listening to music