Rocky Heights is proud to offer many different clubs and activities. Information for these groups will be found below on this page. If you have questions about a club or would like to start your own, contact Colette Compoz at 303-387-3310. Clubs and Activities at RHMS will be posted as they become available and are subject to change each year based on funding, sponsors, and student interest. All clubs and activities must be approved by the RHMS Athletics and Activities Director and must follow all district guidelines. All students that participate in after school activities must also arrange their own transportation. RHMS does not offer before or after school care. Please go to MySchoolBucks to register for clubs. After you register, please click here to print out the emergency form and turn it into the teacher at the first meeting. ACADEMIC MENTORING ACADEMIC MENTORING STARTS SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 The RCHS National Honor Society is a student group that promotes scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. The NHS students are working with RHMS to provide a FREE after school homework support program for 6th - 8th graders called PREP This after school program will be offered on Mondays from 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. beginning Monday, September 24, 2018, in our Library. Please register your student here each month for the upcoming month's Academic Mentoring sessions. ART CLUB Calling all artists! Do you enjoy painting, drawing, sculpting, etc. Whether you're a beginner or you've been doing art for years, this is the club for you! Come join us once a week for an hour dedicated to unleashing your creativity. Club meets on Thursdays, 3:00 - 4:00 pm. Please register on MySchoolBucks for each quarter. Sponsor - Ms. Carter DEBATE TEAM Rocky Heights Debate Team is a nationally recognized team that participates in several tournaments in the Douglas County Debate League. Our league is a member of the Middle School Public Debate Program (MSPDP). This club meets in room 219 from 3:00-4:00pm on Tuesdays. This club runs September 11 - December 11, 2018. Sponsor - Ms. Legg DRAMA CLUB This club is for students who auditioned for the spring play, Trial of the Big Bad Wolf, and were selected for the cast or crew. Mr. Whitesell is the director of the play. FIRST PRIORITY First Priority is a faith based club. Students help each other explore their faith and how it applies to daily life. Meetings are in room 244 from 6:45 - 7:20 am on Wednesdays. Sponsor - Mr. Gowing GARDEN CLUB Garden club helps to plan and prepare the school garden. It also helps care for the chickens. The club meets in room 109. Mr. Graham is the sponsor. HARRY POTTER CLUB Is the Muggle world getting you down? Do you prefer Transfiguration and Potions class to Language Arts and Math? Well, then this is the club for you! This year-long club will dive into the world and adventure of Harry Potter! You will be sorted into one of the 4 houses at Hogwarts, learn the ins and outs of Quidditch, experiment with tasty Pumpkin Pasties and chocolate frogs, and discover all the undercover secrets of the HP phenomenon! This club will meet on Mondays, 3:00 - 4:30 pm, in room 244. Please register for each quarter on MySchoolBucks. Sponsors Ms. Reetz, Mrs. Hasty MATH COUNTS Math Counts is a math club designed to help students enjoy higher level math and logic problems. We will be learning fun math concepts as well as competing against each other to take part in the Math Counts competition. This club will meet on Mondays in Room 206 from 3:00-4:00 pm. This club runs quarters 1, 2 and 3. Please register for each quarter that your child will participate. Sponsor - Mr. Gowing NANOWRIMO WRITING Have you always wanted to write your own novel, publish it and possibly sell it on Amazon? Do you like winning prizes for your writing? Do you like after school snacks? Join Nanowrimo and learn how to write your novel, edit it and go through a real publishing process. There is usually a waiting list, so first come, first served. It doesn't matter if you sign up as Group A or Group B. They are the same group. You must sign up for each quarter if you want to go through the whole writing process. This club will meet in the library on Thursdays. This club run Quarters 1, 2, 3 and 4, please register for each quarter on MySchoolBucks. Sponsors - Ms. Stadele, Mrs. Mertz-Dieterle NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is an honors club for eighth graders. The purpose of NJHS is to promote scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Acceptance into NJHS is by invitation only. Seventh graders that maintain at least a 3.75 GPA through the first three quarters of the academic year are invited to apply in the Spring of their seventh grade year. Students must fill out an essay application, as well as an application that details their character and service. A faculty team of RHMS teachers reviews the applications for formal acceptance into NJHS. Students accepted into NJHS must attend a formal induction ceremony at the end of their seventh grade. Sponsor - Ms. Lindquist NIGHTHAWK NEWS Nighthawk Post! Please join our club if you have journalist interests and would like to write for the school newspaper. Our first meeting with be Thursday, October 18th from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm in Room 241. Any questions, please email Ms. Poulos at dapoulos@dcsdk12.org. Meetings are every other Wednesday. If you are interested, please sign up on MySchoolBucks. We hope to see you there! Sponsors - Ms. Poulos and Ms. Haynes. ROBOTICS Robotics Team involves collaborating in a group to engineer and build a Robot using Lego Mind Storms. Students will learn and program their Robot to carry out tasks autonomously. Robotics will be meeting in the library on Thursdays from 3:00-4:30pm. Sponsors - Mr. Randolph and Ms. Amy Tempel STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the student council will be to give students an opportunity to develop leadership skills by organizing and carrying out school activities, but this student council's focus will be service projects - both at RHMS and for the community. In addition to planning events that contribute to school spirit and community welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. The club will meet Wednesday's before school 6:45- 7:15. Sponsor - Ms. Majetich UNIFIED SPORTS Unified sports pairs students with disabilities with their general education peers to enjoy sports together. Sponsored by Special Olympics: we offer unified soccer, basketball and track at the middle school level. They will play against other middle school students. Games are after school. Please make sure to get paperwork from Ms. Pate and fill out the participation form on our website. Sponsors - Ms. Pate and Ms. Fraley | ||
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