Clubs

Art Club meets every other Tuesday in room 314 (art room) from 2:30 - 4:15 (next meeting is March 17, 2020). The club members vote on the project; students may also work independently if they are not interested in the group's selected activities. Students are welcome to participate for part of the year or the entire year. Students may leave for an athletic season and rejoin when their season is over. Learn more by contacting Mr. Erskine or visit him in room 314.

Chamber Club meets every Tuesday in room 602 (orchestra room) from 2:30 - 4:15.  The club members consist mostly of 7th and 8th grade orchestra students who would like to work more on new music and orchestra leadership outside of class.  These students get the opportunity to perform at events such as the Light Up the Night Festival, Middle School Variety Show and the Orchestra Final Concert! For more information, contact Ms. Hickey

We welcome anyone who wants to dance and offer class for any level of dancer. Dance Club meets after school on Mondays from 2:45 p.m. to 4 p.m. in room 324 in the exploratory square. Dance styles learned include Hip Hop, jazz and contemporary/lyrical. For more information, contact Ms. Ross.

NMS Dance Company is for advanced dance students and is by audition only. Students learn the following dance styles: hip hop, jazz and contemporary/lyrical. Students learn daces to perform at athletic events, school concerts and competitions. Auditions for the next school year will be held in June. The group meets Mondays, from 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. For more information, contact Ms. Ross. 

Interested in learning to knit or crochet? This club meets twice a month. Learn the basic stitches of knitting or crocheting. If you have any questions contact Mrs. Lieberman.

Game Club will meet twice a month on Monday's in room 110 from 2:35 to 4:15.  At game club, students can play a variety of board games and card games.  Students may choose from the many games available at game club or bring their own.  Students may also bring their own handheld gaming device, especially with games that have a multiplayer option, such at Mario Kart. For more information, contact Ms. Morgan.

Join the Gay-Straight Alliance and become a culture changer. The GSA is a club dedicated to creating unity, support, advocacy and a community for persons and families who identify as LGBTQ alongside their allies. We meet throughout the entire school year in room 312 every other Wednesday. All are welcome!  For more information please contact Mrs. Jodoin.

Come out in the Spring to learn correct fundamentals, game techniques and course strategy that will serve as a solid foundation for golf.  Each student will be exposed to golf in a way that is fun and enjoyable! All experience levels are welcome, but you need to bring your own clubs.  Limited spaces available, please contact Mrs. Wesner  for more information or stop by the Media Center to see her.

Interested in community service?  Interact, the student branch of Rotary, organizes and participates in service projects that benefit our school and community.  We meet throughout the entire school year. All are welcome! 
 

Jazz Band meets once or twice a week starting in November in room 604 (Band Room) from 2:30 until 4:15.  The club members consist mostly of 7th and 8th grade band students who would like to work on a new style of music outside of class.  Students will work on different jazz styles like swing, rock, and funk while also learning about improvisation.  These students get the opportunity to perform at events such as the Staff vs. Students Bubble Ball Game, Middle School Variety Show, and the Spring Band Concert!  For more information, contact Mr. Ronning.

Math Club is both an individual event as well as a team event. Students meet with their grade level to practice and compete in areas including speed, accuracy, problem solving, and mathematical reasoning. 

Join the Paw Print staff and author news articles that will help the middle school's students and staff learn about the latest happenings at NMS, in Novi, and around the world.  For more information, contact Mr. Fenchel  or visit him in room 128.

Science Olympiad is an extracurricular educational program with a mission to inspire the next generation of scientists, health professionals and engineers.  Students have the opportunity to explore a variety of topics. For some activities, the experience is very “hands-on”, as students create designs, solve problems and learn the importance of teamwork.  Most Science Olympiad activities culminate in a tournament, which adds the excitement of competition.. For more information, contact Debra Jodoin.

Want to learn how to ski or snowboard?  Join us on the slopes of Alpine Valley Ski Resort!  Everyone is welcome. You do not need to attend each time, you may pay as you go. Regardless of experience, you must attend a teach session to participate. For more information, contact Novi alum and Ski Club Sponsor Mr. Kuhn.  Weather permitting.

Class representatives are elected from each Academic 20 class.  Meetings are held once a month. Student Council leads a few special events such as Spirit Days, Activity Afternoon, Senior Citizen Luncheon and more!  For more information, contact Ms. Morgan.

Be on the team that designs and creates a very special memory book of our year.  Learn more about how to get involved by contacting Ms. Jensen or stop by room 418 to see her.