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Humphreys American School offers many clubs for students of all ages to participate in. The following are just a few that are offered here. |
ES Student Council
The Elementary Student Council offers 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students the opportunity to actively participate in school wide initiatives, lend their hands to community causes, and see democracy in action. While representing HAS, student leaders gain responsibility, increased pride in their school and an overall awareness of events at a local and/or global level. Class representatives, along with school officers, are held to high academic and citizenship levels. |
MS Student Council
The Middle School Student Council is comprised of elected members of the student body in grades 6 through 8. Their purpose is to plan and participate in community service activities, school dances, and other special projects. Middle School Student Council Officers meet every Monday from 2:45 PM until 4:00 PM (or later if necessary) in bldg. 657 room 242A. The full council meets every other Monday in Mrs. Nalker's room from 2:45-4:00 PM.
Student Council Meeting Schedule:
- November 2 - Officers only
- November 9 - Entire Council
- November 16 - Officers only
- November 23 - Entire Council
- November 30 - Officers only
- December 7 - Entire Council
- December 14 - Officers only
- January 11 - Entire Council
* On special projects such as fundraisers, community service, dance, etc. more meeting time or help may be required.
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Grade Specific Clubs
- CSI Jrs.: is sponsored by Mrs. Boyer. CSI Jrs. is a student-led learning community of 3rd through 8th grade students that supports the school improvement process. Students work with administration, teachers, and other students to advance education and improve the learning experience through involvement, awareness, and experience. For more information visit: http://www.csijr.com
- Elementary Homework Club: Sponsored by Mrs. Perez, Homework Club provides learning support and homework assistance for students in grades 3 through 5. A signed permission slip is needed to attend the Monday meetings (2:45-4:00 PM).
- MS Yearbook Club: Love photography, drawing and design then Yearbook Club is the place for you! Sponsored by Ms. Miller, Yearbook Club allows students in grades 6 through 8 to assist in planning and designing the layout of the yearbook. This club meets every Thursday from 2:45-4:00 PM in bldg. 657 room 220.
- Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Nalker for Middle School students. Monday meetings provide students with an opportunity to play chess and learn strategy. If you already love Chess or always wanted to learn, stop by and talk to Mr. Nalker for more information.
- Middle School Homework Club sponsored by Mr. Shulson, Mr. Lembcke, and Mrs. Johnson meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 2:45-4:00 PM. At this time Middle School students are able to use available school resources and receive homework assistance.
- Guitar Club is sponsored by Mr. Perez. This club is open to Middle School students that have their own instrument and would like to learn/practice chords, scales, and guitar history. Whether you are beginning, intermediate or advanced check out Guitar Club on Wednesdays in the Band Room in bldg. 657 from 2:45-4:00 PM.
- MathCounts Team sponsored by Mr. Shulson meets on Thursdays. We are preparing our team for the Nation-Wide Competition in March! Each practice day is a little different! Students must enjoy problem solving, working with others and everyday Math challenges. This is for students in grades 6 through 8. You do not have to be an "A" students. If you like to work with others toward a common goal of excellence, then this club is for you!
- Debate Club is sponsored by Mrs. Tatum. This club is open to Middle School students that would like to learn about the different ways to debate and exploring both sides of an issue. Bring your most persuasive means of communication to next Thursday's meeting and if you are not sure, stop by to learn more.
- Bowling Club sponsored by Mrs. Tatum meets on Wednesdays. Are you a Middle School student that is interested in learning to bowl without using the alley bumpers? Then this is the club for you! Participants will learn proper bowling etiquette and establish teams for competition. It will be a lot of fun and provide skills that last a lifetime (Speak with the club sponsor for cost details.)
*Any Humphreys Amercian School students interested in the Grade Specific Clubs should speak with the club sponsor prior to attending in order to learn more.
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