Greenbrier Middle School Clubs
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Club |
Sponsor |
Purpose/Mission |
Logistics |
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Academic Bowl |
Catherine Tench Nichole Goldner |
To promote the pursuit of scholarly excellence, encourage academic competition and good sportsmanship, and foster social opportunities among students. |
We meet two times per week after school starting in October. We typically meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-3:15. |
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Art Club |
Jennifer Rucker |
To promote creativity and allow students to explore their artistic side, experience various art-related concepts and activities, and socialize with other students interested in art. |
$25 Dues on Revtrak, Meeting Dates: 9/7, 10/12, 11/16, 12/7 |
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Beta Club |
Daniel Jordan Jennifer Shearouse |
To recognize outstanding student achievement and promote good character and values. Student selection for Beta Club is based on academic achievement. |
Sixth-grade and 7th grade students are initiated in the spring of each year. |
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Cyber Patriot |
Loradonna Shultz |
To inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future. Middle school students will compete in teams with hands-on learning of cybersecurity principles that are relevant and applicable to everyday life. |
SCHEDULED PRACTICES: 2:45 -4:00 TUESDAY AND THURSDAY (unless mentors have scheduling issues). The computer lab can be available on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY FOR EXTRA PRACTICE OR SCHEDULING CONFLICTS.. |
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The Experimentals |
Olivia Silvey |
This club will give students who love science a chance to explore the world around them, solve problems, and compete in different science competitions. There will be numerous opportunities throughout the year, such as the 2022 Eco-Meet, the 2023 Science Bowl, and STEAMIFY. |
Please email one of the sponsors listed to apply for various science competitions throughout the year. |
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FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes |
Bryce Massey |
FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping, and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire and change the world through the gospel. |
Meets every Friday at 7:00 am in the Learning Commons |
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Gamers Club |
Sarah Moore |
This club will focus on roleplaying and strategy board games (RPGs). Essentially, players use dice, creativity, and teamwork to interact with and affect the story. |
Meets every Monday and Wednesday from 2:30 to 4:30 |
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Gardening Club |
Jessica Shepherd |
Students interested or who enjoy being outside and want to explore gardening as a hobby (including vegetable and fruit gardening, seasonal flower beds, building and running a greenhouse, and so much more). |
Meets every first and third Wednesday of the month from 2:30-3:30pm. Annual Garden Club fee is $5. |
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Lego Club |
Delta Casey |
Lego Club allows students to make new friends and enhance Lego-building skills in a non-competitive environment. |
Limited to 25 participants, Meets on the last Thursday of every month in the media center. |
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Math Team |
Kim Vaughn |
This club will practice for and compete in various mathematics competitions. |
Meets one day a week beginning in November. |
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Step/HipHop Club |
Jennifer Shearouse Arkys Valdez |
To teach and encourage students to work hard to improve their skills and reach their full potential. Being a team player is valuable in every stage of life. Through dance, students learn to work together to set short–term and long-term goals and build strategies to accomplish them. |
TBA |
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Yearbook |
Marissa Powers |
To allow students to use their creativity along with writing and computer skills to produce the school yearbook. |
Limited Space. Students will meet as needed (Monday 2:35-3:00 pm) to discuss events around campus. Students will be assigned events to attend to capture photographs for the yearbook. |