Robert Frost Middle School2015 (SPRING) After-School Clubs
Packet Mr. Jason Garbic After-School Activities Coordinator Email:
[email protected] Phone: 301-279-3949 UPDATED 1/05/2015 2
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 2015 (SPRING) Notes:* To participate in
any activity taking place after school, the$30.00 extracurricular
activities fee must be sent to the "MCPS central office". DO NOT
MAKE CHECKS OUT TO ROBERT FROST. (Fee forms can be obtained at the
After-School Activities Bulletin Board,at the MCPS Website, and in
the main office.) * In order to remain in any after-school activity
students must maintain a 2.0 gradepoint average (GPA) with the
exception of these clubs:- Wootton Tutoring-Homework Club - Algebra
Tutoring * Students will be assigned to clubs on a
first-come-first-served basis.Some clubs havelimited space, so
students should sign up promptly to get the clubs they want. *
Students who stay after school must be under adult supervision by
2:50pm until 4:15 pm. * There will be no clubs during the month of
January. * Spring clubs will begin Tuesday, February 3rd and end
Thursday, June 4th unless otherwise noted.Sign-up for spring clubs
will be held in January. Spring After-School Activities CHAMBER
MUSIC CLUBStudents who play string instruments will have the
opportunity to perform duets, trios, and quartets.
Sessions:Tuesdays (April 7th-First meeting) Location:Room 232
Sponsor:Ms. Weber ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBThe Environmental Club is a
group dedicated to protecting the environment.We will be discussing
the impacts of pollution and how to spread awareness about
protecting our environment by suggesting green alternatives here at
Frost and throughout our community.Also, we will be working to
organize a lake cleanup that will take place before the end of the
year. Sessions: Thursdays Location:Room 107 Sponsor:Mrs. Garber
GAMES CLUBStudents will have the opportunity to play a variety of
boardgames such as chess, checkers, Monopoly, and others.Students
may bring their own games to share. Sessions: TuesdaysLocation:Room
202 Sponsor:Mr. Meyer 3 GENERATIONS TOGETHERStudents will spend
time with senior citizens at The Village atRockville doing
activities such as art, music, fitness, book club,current event
discussions, and technology courses.
Sessions:WednesdaysLocation:Meet at front lobby at school & The
Village of Rockville Sponsor: Ms. Gibbs GIRLS ON THE RUNGirls on
the Run is designed to address challenges middle school girls face
by empowering them to make thoughtful and healthy decisions on
certain topics including eating disorders, internet safety,
relationships, cyber-bullying and tobacco and alcohol use. We use
physical activity to inspire and motivate girls throughout the
program, to encourage lifelong health and fitness, and most
importantly, to build confidence through accomplishment.At the end
of the season, the girls and their running buddies complete a 5k
running event. .Sessions:Tuesdays and Wednesdays (begins March 2nd
through May 17th) Location:Room 215 Sponsor:Mrs. Sarah Shah, Mrs.
Katie Shah, Mrs. Yu INTERNATIONAL CLUBStudents will help plan
activities to foster the awareness and anappreciation of the many
cultures that make up Frost.They will also help prepare for
International Night taking place in May. Sessions:Every other
Wednesday beginning Feb 4th Location:Room 111 Sponsor:World
Languages Teachers LYLASLeading Young Ladies Achieving Success: a
mentoring group designed especially for 7th & 8th grade girls.
The purpose is to provide a safe place for girls to discuss issues
and topics that are important to their academic, social, and
emotional development. Weekly discussions focus on positive life
choices, making new friends, & sharing experiences.
Sessions:Thursdays (Once a month) Locations204 Sponsors:TBD
ORGANIC GARDEN CLUBStudents will plant and maintain an organic
vegetable garden.This is a partnership with the Silver Diner
Restaurant. Sessions:ThursdaysLocation:Room 213 and Organic Garden
Location in Courtyard Sponsor:Ms. Lam MEMBERSHIP LIMITED MEMBERSHIP
LIMITED 20 Girls 4 QUIZ BOWLDo you know the answers to questions
about various topics from history, to current events, to sports, to
science? Would you like to compete with a group of your friends;
pressing buzzers to see who answers the fastest? Students will
complete in teams of 3 to 5 students so gather up your friends and
see Mr. Anton for additional information. Sessions:Thursdays
Location:255 Sponsor:Mr. Anton WELLNESS CLUBStudents will develop
the tools necessary to maintain a life-long pursuit of wellness in
the areas of social, emotional, academic, physical, and
intellectual wellness. Sessions:WednesdaysLocation:Room 202
Sponsor:Mr. Reed "OPEN DOOR" ACTIVITIES These programs do not
require a sign up, or a 2.0 GPA in order to attend. ALGEBRA
TUTORINGDo you need help with Algebra?Do you sometimes need help
with questions?Do you need to "catch up" on work occasionally?If
you answered, "YES!" to any of these questions, then Algebra
Tutoring is for you! Session:WednesdaysLocation:256 Sponsor:Mrs.
Rivera HOMEWORK CLUBDo you need a quiet place to do homework?Do
yousometimes need help with questions?Do you need to "catch up" on
work occasionally?If you answered,"YES!" to any of these questions,
then the HomeworkClub is for you! Session:WednesdaysLocation:Media
Center Sponsor:Ms. Gagnon WOOTTON TUTORINGDo you need help with
homework?Wootton HighSchool students tutor Frost students, giving
themthe guidance and encouragement needed tocomplete their
assignments. Session:Tuesdays and Thursdays Location:Media Center
Sponsor:Mr. Blackman, Ms. Michaels, Ms. Lam INTRAMURAL SPORTS
INTRAMURAL SPORTSIntramural sports are offered to students after
school on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays (Fall and Spring).A
variety of athletic activities are planned.See Ms. Nechanicky for a
schedule of activities, or talk to your P.E. teacher.5 APPLICATION
FOR AFTER-SCHOOL CLUB PARTICIPATION SPRING 2015 (ONLY) *See your
P.E. teacher for a separate application for Intramurals.* Last
Name:_________________________First Name:________________________
Grade:____ Please rank your top 5 choices of clubs: (1= 1st choice,
2= 2nd choice, etc.) RANK CLUB ACTIVITIES(Spring Sign-up Only)
DAYCOMMENTS Chamber MusicTuesdaysBegins April 7th
Environmental ClubThursdays Games ClubTuesdays Generations
Together Wednesdays Girls on the Run Tuesdays and Wednesdays Limit
20 students International Club Every other Wednesday LYLAS (Girls
Mentoring)WednesdaysOpen to 7th & 8th grade girls Organic
GardenThursdays Quiz BowlThursdays Wellness ClubWednesdaysLimit 30
students I give permission for my child to participate in the above
activities.I understand that I will be responsible for providing
transportation unless my child can ride the activity bus. The
activity bus transports students to the Willows, Dufief, Rio, and
Travilah areas only. The bus leaves Frost at 4:15pm on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The activity bus stops are: (detailed
stop information - posted in the front lobby & website) -
Willows- Treworthy- Dufief Mill Road - Flints Grove Road- Rio
Boulevard - Dufief Drive - River Road- Travilah Road - Coral Gable
& Frances Green PARENT
SIGNATURE:_______________________________________ DATE:____________
RETURN THIS APPLICATION TO THE MAIN OFFICE BY TUESDAY, FEB. 4th
CLUBS ARE SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS & A SPONSOR See Mr.
Garbic OR THE CLUB SPONSOR FOR QUESTIONS. THIS APPLICATION IS FOR
SPRING CLUBS ONLY
