Bayshore Clubs and Activities
There are many after-school activities that the students of Bayshore Middle School students can participate in. Click on each heading to learn more about the club, its advisor and meeting place and times.
Clubs
Math Club
Book Club
Bayshore Peer Leaders
Environmental Club-Recycling Ink Cartridges
Friendship Club
Peer Mediators
REBEL2
Student Council
YMCA Model UN
Publication Clubs
Newspaper Club
Yearbook Club
Drama Showcase
Talent Show
Fall Sports
Cross Country-Grades 6-8
Field Hockey-Grades 7-8
Boys and Girls Soccer-Grades 7-8
Winter Sports
Boys and Girls Basketball-Grades 7-8
Cheerleading-Grades 7-8
Wrestling-Grades 6-8
Spring Sports
Baseball-Grades 7-8
Softball-Grades 7-8
Clubs
Math Club
Advisor: Miss Tice
Meetings: Thursdays, 7:30 am in Room 244
Grades: 6-8
Each member of the club gets a registered First In Math username and password to play math games online in order to build their math skills and challenge themselves.
Book Club
Advisors: Mrs. Ferrari, Mrs. Illingworth, Ms Wilkes
Meetings: TBA
Grades:6-8
Service Clubs
Bayshore Peer Leaders
Advisor: Mrs. Aviles
Meetings: Every other Thursday, 2:45-3:45pm in the Media Center
Grades: 6-8
This club provides opportunities for students with leadership potential to develop, refine and practice those skills. The focus of the club is to help reduce high-risk behavior such as drug use and violence through education and advocacy. Peer Leaders have a commitment to create a safe school.
Environmental Club
Advisor: Miss Schlank
Meetings: Every other Tuesday, 2:45-3:15, Room 143
Grades: 6-8
This club is for students who are interested in making a difference in our environment. Please recycle ink cardridges!
Friendship Club
Advisors: Mrs. Siegel & Mr. Hodnett
Meetings: Every other Tuesday, 2:45-3:45 in Room 144
Grades: 8 (Students are selected through an interview process)
Peer Mediators
Advisor: Mrs. Aviles
Meetings: Once a month, 2:45-3:45 pm in the Media Center
Grades: 6-8 (Peer mediators are selected through an interview process)
Peer mediation is a process that teaches a student mediator alternative strategies to help resolve conflict among his/her peers. Students are trained as mediators and apply problem-solving strategies to assist their peers in settling disputes in a manner that satisfies all parties. Peer mediation teaches students an alternative set of skills that they can apply in conflict situations.
REBEL2
Advisor: Mrs. Aviles
Meetings: Every other Thursday, 2:45-3:45pm in the Media Center
Grades: 6-8
REBEL2 is a youth-led anti-tobacco movement. REBEL stands for Reaching Everyone By Exposing Lies. Teens educate their peers, elementary school children, and other members of the community that smoking is dangerous and anything but cool.
Student Council
Advisor: Ms. Constantino & Ms. Czarnecki
Meetings: Every other Wednesday
Grades: 6-8
Student Council is the leadership organization that represents the entire student body. Through school-wide activities such as the Make a Difference Day, the Giving Tree, and the school dances, Student Council members help to enhance both Bayshore and the Middletown community.
Newspaper Club
Advisor: Mrs. Mandeville
Meetings: Mondays, 2:45-3:30 pm Room 243
Grades: 6-8
Students write articles and work on layout for our Shoreline publication, which is published 4 times a year. During club meetings, the students decide on topics that would be of interest to the middle school reader. We also accept drawings and articles from non-members.
Yearbook Club
Advisor: Miss Capraun
Meetings: 2-3 times per month, Wednesdays or Thursdays, 2:45-3:45 pm, Room 243
Grades: 6-8
Students who participate in the Yearbook Club will have direct involvement in the creation of the Bayshore yearbook, The Helm. Members are involved in creating layouts for all of the pages in the book, as well as taking pictures and getting reports about our school's clubs/activities. Students will learn how to plan and design pages for the yearbook as well as take quality pictures to fill those pages.
Performance
Drama Showcase
Advisor: Miss Parou
Meetings: Spring
Grades: 6-8, Performers need to audition
Talent Show
Advisor: Miss Tice
Meetings: Spring
Grades: 6-8, Performers need to audition
