2023-2024: Shore Clubs & Activities


1	2023 - 2024 Shore Clubs & Activites
2	Club Name:	Advisor(s):	Contact Information:	Grade(s):	Description:

3	3D Design Club	Mrs Woleben	woleben@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Have you ever wanted to design your own logo for a t-shirt?! Have you ever thought "I wish I could put that on a sticker!" Well.... the Shore Store Design Club is what you have been looking for! This club will aide our PBIS incentive store and also focus on personal designs while learning about the mulitple deaisng tools available here at school.
4	3D Design Club	Mr McGrath	mmcgrath@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
5	Art Club	Mrs Fiore	fiore@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Art Club is an opportunity for students to create a unique piece of art and/or craft to keep. Each Art Club session is a new project, you can attend any of the sessions that interest you. Art Club costs between $5 & $10 a session, which covers all materials for students to use & keep. (No student will be left out due to not being able to pay) Space is limited, and spots fill on a first come-first serve basis.
6	Art Club	Mr Meyer	meyer@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
7	Chess Club	Mr Vaughn	vaughn@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Come join us in the morning before school in room 234 to challenge your brain and learn a fun game that can help you throughout life.
8	Drama Club	Mrs Ancelet	ancelet@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Shore Middle School has put on numerous high caliber drama productions. Tryouts are held around October. No acting experience is necessary. Opportunities for stage crew and non-acting parts are usually available, depending on the production.
9	Gardening Club	Mr Ash	ash@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Do you like to work outside and garden? This is the club for you. Come join us help to beautify the YOUR Shore Middle School.
10	Kindness Club	Mrs Compton	compton@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Kindness Club helps promote a positive climate and culture in our school. Kindness Club exists to inspire and equip every person to be kind and to create permanent positive change, not only in themselves, but in our building.
11	Kindness Club	Mrs Hiltunen	hiltunen@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
12	Intramurals	Mrs McKinney	mckinney@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Intramurals if for 6th, 7th and 8th graders who are looking to paricipate in a variety activites throughout the schol year. This club is perfect for students who are looking to be active, make new friends and have fun! Some of the activities that could possibly be offered but are not limited to are bowling, dodgeball, badminton and kick ball.
13	Intramurals	Mrs McKinney	mckinney@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
14	Jr Model UN	Mrs Compton	compton@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Simulation in which students can learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the United Nations. Students practice their public speaking skills and work to solve global issues in the real world. Pay attention for Jr. MUN information that will be coming out soon!
15	Newspaper	Mrs Alsaigh	alsaigh@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Shore’s Newsroom is our school’s digital student newspaper: The Cardinal Journal. This club is led by students, and they get to choose their topics of interest for the digital newspaper. Student reporters record fun school staff and student interviews to publish in the digital newspaper. This meets once every two weeks to discuss potential articles and topics included in the monthly edition. Students create fun surveys to distribute to the entire school and report results in the digital newspaper New topics and fun ideas are welcome! No prior experience is necessary. If you like to have fun, laugh, and stay on top of current events, this club is for you! See Mrs. Alsaigh in room 204 for more information!
16	NJHS	Miss Sullivan	sullivanj@mentorschools.org	7, 8	Application process is held at the end of the year for current 6th & 7th graders. Students are selected for NJHS based on their academics, extra curricular activities, and their service to others. NJHS is not open to all and requires students to apply. NJHS members participate in numerous community service projects throughout the year. Application for the current school year is closed.
17	Pep Club	Mrs McKinney	mckinney@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	This is the perfect club for students who have a lot of energy. The Shore Pep Club supports the many different student activities by making signs of support, cheering at games, planning pep assemblies, spirit weeks, etc. Students from all grade levels can participate.
18	Pep Club	Mrs Reschke	reschke@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
19	Power of the Pen	Mrs Alsaigh	alsaigh@mentorschools.org	7, 8	Power of the Pen is competitive writing for 7th & 8th graders. Tryouts for the team occur in the fall for competitions held on the local and state level. Writers compete against students from many other schools all over Northeast Ohio. No experience necessary! If you like to have fun and write crazy stories or poems, you will have a blast during the meetings.
20	Robotics	Mrs Striskovic	striskovic@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Robotics club provides middle school students an opportunity to learn about the exciting world of robotics. Competitors design, build, and operate remote-controlled armed and armored robots designed to fight in an arena style tournament held at Lakeland Community College.
21	Science Olympiad	Mrs Murray	shorescioly@gmail.com	6, 7, 8	Do you like Science, Technology, Engineering and Math? Do you like working as a team or group and expanding on your current knowledge while learning new things? Science Olympiad is like an academic track meet, with 23 team events where students work together to solve problems, build working contraptions and then compete against other schools. Open to all students grades 6,7,8. Please visit www.soinc.org to learn more and to see the complete description of the program and events. An informational meeting will be held soon. Please watch the Shore daily announcements for more information. You can also email us at Shorescioly@gmail.com.
22	Science Olympiad	Mrs Pugh	shorescioly@gmail.com	6, 7, 8
23	Shore Games	Mrs Fiore	fiore@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Card games; board games; thinking games; if it’s tech free, we might play it! An easy and fun after school event that any SHORE player grades 6, 7, & 8 can join anytime. It’s an opportunity to hang out with your friends, meet new ones, laugh, have fun, and maybe even win some prizes!
24	Shore Games	Mrs Woleben	woleben@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
25	Shoreline Singers	Mrs Noga	noga@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Show Choir - includes both singing and dancing. Long standing Shore tradition - 32nd anniversary this year. Community outreach with several public performances throughout the school year.
26	Ski Club	Mrs Lundquist	lundquist@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	Students will go out to Alpine Valley on select Friday's during the school year. Transportation, lessons, rentals are included. Studnet may opt to bring their own equipment as well. Ski Club is based upon weather consditions during the season.
27	Ski Club	Mrs Lundquist	lundquist@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
28	Student Council	Mrs Koski	koski@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8	If you have fun ideas, Student Council is the place for you! You must be good with collaborating with others. Things we have done in the past: Boo-Grams, Fundraising & Food drives, Holiday Kindness Chain , School signs throughout Shore
29	Student Council	Mrs Koski	koski@mentorschools.org	6, 7, 8
30	WEB Leaders	Miss Elliott	elliott@mentorschools.org	8	Application process for current 7th graders in the spring. Responsible for running 6th grade orientation. Run monthly advisory lesson in 6th grade advisories. Meet and welcome new student transfers to Shore. Serve as positive role models for underclassmen that promote a positive environment at Shore. Application for the current school year is closed.
31	WEB Leaders	Miss Condic	condic@mentorschools.org	8