Activities/Clubs

Wednesday at 1:15 pm 

We will read interesting and meaningful books together about a wide variety of kids your age and discuss them. Did the book change how you look at the world? How can we make the world a better place for all kids? Meetings will begin on Wednesday, October 28th, times TBD. Learn more about PLBC here 

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10uXq1LkMcaknuzUabyea85d-1WyLvtRaErImLl3qKgw/edit?usp=sharing

Tuesday at 9:15 am 

Express yourself artistically in a before school club.  Learn more about art with others that love it too!  You will explore art projects that you can try at home and discuss art topics that are relevant in today’s world.

Monday at 4:00 pm 

Learn about birds right outside your front door. We’ll learn about birding, nature, and citizen science.

It will be Bird-tastic!

Tuesday & Thursday 9:15 am 

Before your first morning class, sing with your friends over Zoom. Choir club is part karaoke, part new music, and all fun! Choir club is separate from choir class and anyone is welcome to participate.

Every other Tuesday 4:00 pm 

Coding is for everyone! This club will unite and inspire girls to join the world of coding using MIT Scratch. Our club leader is one of our very own BSD students who has developed a deep passion for coding. She is excited to share her experience and expertise with other girls who are ready to learn and explore the possibilities.

Wednesday at 4:00 pm

Learn the basics of cooking and baking each week in your own kitchen (for now). Get ready to experiment with new foods and skills! 

Tuesday at 4:00 pm 

If you like doing creative projects and want to share your creations with other creators, you might enjoy the creativity club.  We will share our ideas and inspirations, and maybe you will combine your interests and talents with other creators to do something we can't even imagine yet.

Here are some possible creative ideas, but I hope that you will help come up with other ideas. Slide presentations, drawings, dioramas, collages, movies, paintings, stories, poems, combinations of these perhaps. We will share our creations on a shared google slide, but I hope to create a website gallery where we can share our creations as we go forward.

Tuesday & Thursday at 4:00 pm

Meet with other fans of the stage. We'll meet twice a week to focus on characterization, scene work, set design, costuming, theater make-up, and mostly, to have fun!

Tuesday & Thursday at 4:00 pm

Improve your fitness and get ready for soccer or other sports.  This club will include some homework support too! Soccer tournament opportunities in the spring!

Monday at 4:00 pm

GSA (Gender-Sexuality Alliance) Promote a more inclusive and accepting learning environment for all students. Help your school reduce harassment or teasing and create a safe place to discuss concerns facing LGBTQ individuals and their allies. We will plan education activities and debunk stereotypes as we become leaders in our school community.

Tuesday & Thursday at 4:00 pm 

Need some help on assignments?  Work with a teacher that can help you be the best learner you can be! Work with other students that are focused on bringing up their grades and preparing for their future!

Tuesday at 4:00 pm 

A place for students to come together to celebrate, watch, and discuss anime. Key insights into Japanese culture and language will also be a focus. This club provides opportunities for students to highlight and display their creativity.

Tuesday and Thursday at 9:15 am - 10:15 am 

Open to students that are 2nd & 3rd year Band students. We will explore the blues and rock styles, a little improvisation and playing some really fun songs!

Wednesday at 1:45 pm 

MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science, Achievement) Engineering club gives students an opportunity to learn new technology skills while getting to work on a variety of engineering projects. This year's theme is solving problems through engineering in our community. 

Meeting TBD

This group will meet with Principal Rider once per month and advise her in decisions about the school and provide input to Mountain View's Racial Equity Team.