Have you ever wanted to draw, sculpt, paint, or just hang out after school to create? If so, Art Club is the club for you! Here at Wainwright Middle School, art club is an organization where students can work together on projects and other interests in art. We will participate in school and community projects and create with one another. Students who have a keen interest in art should consider participating to increase their artistic abilities. We will meet after school from 3:05-4:00 on dates to be determined by Mr. Moody.

FACS Club is an after-school program that gives students an opportunity to enhance their learning beyond what they would learn in FACS class as well as give back to the community. FACS club is open to any middle school student in grades 6-8.

Club meetings will be after school from 2:45-5:00 on the second Tuesday of each month in room 24. Students will need to be picked up at door 7.

Contact information:

Hannah Tubbs

E-mail: hmtubbs@tsc.k12.in.us

School phone: 765-269-8350

The Wainwright student diversity, equality, and inclusion group meets to discuss and implement items related to being inclusive of all students.  Topics of diversity, equality, and inclusion are discussed and ideas are shared in order to continue to grow and improve our inclusive environment.  The student diversity, equality, and inclusion serves as an opportunity for students to lead the conversation and provide suggestions for improvement.  The group typically meets once a month during the school day.  Any student interested should see Mrs. Lamb.

Gaming Club is an after school activity in which students get together to play and discuss video games, board games, puzzle games, card games, etc. Students from all grade levels are welcome. Bring your own games is encouraged, but they must be school appropriate. 

The club will meet on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Meetings are from 2:30 to 3:30 after school in Mr. Spencer’s room number 16. 

Intramurals

Wainwright Middle School will have an intramural program during the 2018-2019 school year. All 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students will have the chance to participate in any or all of the sports that are offered. In order to participate in an intramural sport a student CANNOT be participating in a school sports activity during that same season. There is no cost!

Throughout the year, the Intramural dates (with sport played listed) will be posted on the announcements at school, so please look out for upcoming meeting dates. On the given date, Intramurals will take place after school from 3:05-4:00. Intramurals will begin in September!

You MUST have a ride home at 4:00. Parents should make arrangements to pick you up. Please contact Mr. Delp rdelp@tsc.k12.in.us or Mrs. Oerteljeoertel@tsc.k12.in.us if you have questions.

Rules for Intramurals

Everyone participates!

Clothes- Change into your gym clothes already at school or bring some.

Teachers’ decisions are final. No arguing calls. If you argue you will sit out that day.

This is a FUN activity, not serious competition…

Report to the gym by 2:30, change, stretch, and play!

The Pep Band is an optional after school ensemble for 7th and 8th grade band students that plays at boys and girls basketball games throughout the school year. We play lots of cool music, develop cheers for the team, and have tons of fun. Practices are after school weekly until 3:30. Contact Mr. Fenne at asfenne@tsc.k12.in.us for more details.

Wainwright's Speech Team is a program designed to give interested students an opportunity to improve their public speaking skills in a creative environment while competing against the other TSC middle schools. Meets take place on five Saturdays in the fall. Practices are on Wednesdays from 3:05-4:00. Contact Mrs. Lamb delamb@tsc.k12.in.us or Mrs. Learman eclearman@tsc.k12.in.us with any questions. 

Speech meets include the following types of events:

•  Demonstration 

• Drama

• Duo   

• Extemporaneous 

• Humor 

• Oratorical Interpretation 

• Original Oratory 

• Poetry 

• Radio

The STEM club will be a combination of FIRST Lego League and science experiments. The first semester will focus on FIRST Robotics Lego League and second semester will focus on science experiments.

The STEM Club will meet on Tuesdays from 2:30 - 5:00pm.

Club contacts

Student Council is an elected group of students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade consisting of one student per homeroom. The purpose of Student Council is to enable students to develop leadership, organization, and communication skills by coordinating various projects in the school and local community.

Students will meet the first Wednesday of each month in Room 25 from 2:30-3:30pm. Once projects are decided upon, there will be additional after school meetings to prepare and complete the projects.

Student Council sponsor is Mrs. Caudill.

Students In Action (SIA) is an organization geared towards creating young leaders through community service. Students will develop and implement a service work project designed to have a meaningful impact on the school and greater community. Students will attend three conferences throughout the year to gain important leadership training and then present their service project to a panel of judges and other participating schools.

Honor Society sponsor is Mrs. Martin