Clubs & Activities

Students will learn how to use 3D printer software and print out cool things

We will focus on developing students' leadership skills and empowering them to make a positive impact on their school and community. They achieve this by organizing events, participating in service projects, and fostering a positive school environment

Students will read books outside of club and have a discussion during club.

Connolly's Care Club is a team of superheroes who spread kindness and positive vibes at school. The goal is create an environment for success. Examples include writing letters to staff, creating care posters around campus, and doing acts of kindness in the community. It's a club encouraging students to do amazing things for others and, in turn, they see a direct impact they are having on our campus.

Connolly students of any grade and level can join to learn and play chess against others. Tournaments may be scheduled at a later date in the year.

The Crusaders Dance Crew offers a supportive and creative environment for students to learn, grow, and shine.

The Crusaders Running Club focuses on becoming a better runner no matter your ability level. Students will learn the proper ways to stretch before a run, learn how to run and how to take care of their bodies.

student lead club where we will make recipes and participate in school events

Drama club is a space for students to play and create. The club meets once a week in the fall semester on Mondays. Drama club will focus on games, activities, and scene studies that help students get out of their shell while enhancing their reading and writing skills.

In this club students will explore different STEAM/STEM projects and be able to create an invention for the Showcase in December.

Girls Don’t Cry is a safe, supportive, and empowering space for middle school girls to build confidence, express themselves, connect with others, and develop emotional resilience through sisterhood and shared experiences.

Heart & Sole is specifically designed for 6th–8th graders, addressing the social, emotional and physical needs of early adolescents. The curriculum centers on body, brain, heart, spirit, and social connection. Girls develop empathy, emotional awareness, goal-setting abilities, and decision‑making skills through research-based lessons paired with running or physical activity

This club is a performance-oriented class for the middle school student who has more than one year of experience playing a band instrument. Jazz band instruments include alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, trumpet, trombone, percussion, piano, and bass guitar. Other instruments may be included upon discussion with the band director. This group will prepare for and perform at required concerts each semester, most of which will be held outside regular school hours. Special concert attire may be required. There may also be extra performances throughout the community in addition to school band concerts.

Students will audition and ger cast into a production that we will practice and perform. We will add the tech students into this as well

National Junior Honors Society is an organization that recognizes and celebrates middle school students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. It's a prestigious program designed to foster well-rounded individuals who actively contribute to their school and community.

Students can come to orchestra club to practice their primary instruments and try out different instruments.

PBIS Club- Fulfil for PBIS Store and ideas for store

We will teach, learn about and celebrate Pacific Islander culture. Also, we will will represent at school events.

Student against violence everywhere (SAVE) club mission is to promote kindness and inclusion on campus through monthly activities led by students.

Speech & Debate will be coached by McClintock High School student volunteers. Participate in speech to develop public speaking, writing, acting, and organizational skills as well as gain more confidence. Participate in debate to learn the basics on how to research, construct, and respond to arguments, develop confidence and public speaking skills, and become more aware about the world as a whole.

To represent the student body in all matters pertaining to the betterment of the school and middle school experience. To foster communication among students, administrators, staff, and the community. To promote, organize and execute activities that encourage student pride and school spirit.

First Students will have a check in with their assignments and if no missing assignments they can start on their training. The goal is to minimize missing assignments to be able to play and train in Sports club.

This is a club for students who are looking to catch up on assignments or enhance their study skills, the club offers guidance and support from myself and peer tutors. This is also an alternative option for those who can’t stay after school for homework.

Help capture the memories of the school year! In Yearbook Club, students take photos, write captions, and design pages to create our school’s yearbook. It’s a fun, creative way to tell our school’s story and work as a team.