Clubs
Flood Middle School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities
to its students, including ranging from athletics to technology.
We welcome you to explore the many opportunities available..
Art Club
Art club will be an open studio format where students have the freedom to make their own artistic choices. Students may experiment with their ideas and art materials from airbrush, drawing or painting to the pottery wheel. Larger projects such as trash can painting are also possibilities! Sponsor: Ms. Losness
Chess Club
Students who welcome the challenge and competition of the centuries-old
game of chess can participate in this club on Mondays after school
in room 209. Whether you can beat Bobby Fischer or you are just
a beginner, the chess club is a fun way to enjoy this excellent
game of strategy. Sponsor: Ms. Price
Choir
Any student can find their voice in this club that meets every Monday
after school. Sing contemporary and traditional songs that are featured
in regular concert appearances. Polish your skills for a drama club
musical or simply enjoy the music you can produce. Sponsor:
Sponsor: Ms.
Gilchrist
Drama Club
Discover your theatrical spirit through drama productions occurring
twice a year. Tryouts are announced and open to all students.
Actors, directors, extras, and stage crew rehearse on Monday and
Wednesday mornings at 7:20. Sponsor: Ms.
Gilchrist
Friday B-ball
Eighth grade students interested in playing basketball are invited
to play against the faculty on Friday mornings at 7:30. This activity
is open to those students who maintain an Academic and Behavior
GPA of 2.0 or higher. Students must have regular attendance and
may not have detentions exceeding five per six week grading period
and no suspensions. Sponsor: Mr.
Wyss
Gaming Club
If you are interested in gaming and participating in mini tournaments to see who the best gamer is at Flood... Stop by the computer lab and sign-up on the clipboard. Who knows you might learn a few tricks from other gamers in the club. Sponsor: Ms. Levesque
Jazz
Band
The Jazz Band is open to any 7th or 8th grader. Auditions are
held every October and we play for the spring concert, take a
tour to the elementary schools, and get to go on a trip and compete
at the Colorado West Invitational at Grand Junction! We play swing,
latin and rock pieces and have a great time doing it. If you want
more information, come see Mr. Gunn
KidzKitchen
The Flood Middle School "KidzKitchen" is an after-school
experience that is offered three times this year for students
who show an interest in cooking. Participants will have the opportunity
to select and prepare recipes that are easy and wholesome. We
will use a microwave,stove-top, oven, and other common kitchen
appliances to prepare our recipes. Students will learn basics
of planning, preparation, measuring and mixing, cutting, stove-top
cooking, and baking. See Ms.
Zakhem for more details.
Peddling Panthers
“Panthers Ride” after-school on Thursdays during the
fall and the spring. Membership in the club is offered to any
girl or boy who is interested in the positive aspects of bicycle
riding. Club participants know that bicycling is an excellent
means of relaxation, improves physical fitness, and that a bicycle
is an efficient and environmentally sound mode of transportation.
Students learn that personal cycling is a lifelong activity that
requires a working knowledge of the rules of the road and basic
bicycle maintenance. Sponsors: Ms.
Mason
Project Wise
Seventh and Eighth grade students share life experiences through
writing. Participants are introduced to a senior adult with whom
they make regular entries in a journal that is passed between
them. Discover yourself by journaling and get to know and understand
the differences and similarities you find with generations gone
by. The committment is ongoing and students may write daily. See
Ms. Desena for
more information.
Student Council
Be a part of the democratic process and lend your voice to your
school community by serving as a homeroom representative to the
Student Council. Members meet every Tuesday during homeroom to
help plan school-wide social and educational events and to express
their opinions on issues that concern the student body. Sponsors: Ms.
Price
Tennis Club
Interested students who enjoy the game of tennis are invited to
meet on Wednesdays in September at Englewood High School to develop
tennis techniques and strategies. Warm-ups and drills are designed
increase confidence and build skills. The club ends its activities
with a fun skills competition and treats. Sponsors: __________
