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School Clubs 26-27

 Explore dozens of student clubs, meet new friends and discover activities that match your passion.

Club NameSponsor NameSponsor's EmailMeeting Day(s)Meeting timesDescription of Club or Organization:
Yearbook ClubAlexandra GorrellAlexandra.Gorrell@cobbk12.orgFriday8:15amThe Middle School Yearbook Club is a fun way to help capture all the memories from the school year! Members will take photos at school events, create yearbook pages, and work together to design a yearbook that everyone will enjoy. Students will also help advertise and promote the yearbook to other students and families. This club is perfect for anyone who enjoys being creative, taking pictures, and working with friends.
Kindness ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgMonday8:00am to 8:30am in Media center.To spread Kindness because Kindness is the New Cool! Kindness give birth to KINDNESS! Kindness club is dedicated to building a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment across the entire school community. 
 Core purpose and goal is to promote school culture. 
 Service and outreach, Organize school-wide and local community projects, such as supply drives and holiday care packages for school staff.
 
 Why it matters: Research shows that student-driven kindness initiatives noticeably reduce disciplinary issues and improve overall student well-being by creating a strong sense of community belonging.
HRRB( Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl) Club.Anamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgThursday8:00 to 8:30amHRRB( Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl) Club!! 
 
 Books introduce you to words you do not hear in daily talk. Stories and articles let you see how other people live and think. Reading Grows the Mind!!
Tome Reading ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgThursday8:00am to 8:30am in media center.Tome Society is building & connecting young readers through student book clubs, literacy competitions, an annual conference, & a curated book award list. 
 The Tome Society Reading Bowl is a digital competition in which students take 3 multiple-choice online exams during the school year based on the books on their chapter level's Tome Book Award list. See the Reading Bowl page for full rules, exam book lists, and dates. 
 Chapters may have up to 15 members on their Reading Bowl Team. 
 Students in grades 3-12 may participate in Reading Bowl.
 Members of the Reading Bowl team will read all of the books on their chapter level's Tome Book Award list.
 Each chapter level has a designated number of books that are "untested". Usually 2-3 books each year.
 Books are divided amongst 3 multiple-choice digital exams taken during pre-determined testing windows.
 Exams are proctored and timed.
 Questions are based on content from the Tome Book Award books.
 Students compete individually, but team score is based on average of top 5 individual scores. 
 The top 4 teams in each chapter level advance to the in-person, quiz-bowl style championship round in person at TomeCon.
Geography Bee ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgFriday8:00am to 8:30 am in media centerA Geography Bee Club is an academic student group that explores world regions, cultures, landforms, and map skills. It prepares students for competitive geography bees like the International Geography Bee or school-level contests by building map literacy, global awareness, and rapid trivia recall.
Chess ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgWednesday8:00am to 8:30am in media centerChess is a powerful educational tool that helps students build cognitive, academic, and emotional skills. Teaches kids to think multiple steps ahead before taking action. Chess Builds Skills To Remain Calm Under Pressure.
NJHS National Junior Honor SocietyAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgTuesday4:30pm to 5:00pmin media center(NJHS) is a premier middle-level student organization that recognizes outstanding students for excellence in scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.
Tome Reading ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgThursday8:00am to 8:30am in media center.Tome Society is building & connecting young readers through student book clubs, literacy competitions, an annual conference, & a curated book award list. 
 The Tome Society Reading Bowl is a digital competition in which students take 3 multiple-choice online exams during the school year based on the books on their chapter level's Tome Book Award list. See the Reading Bowl page for full rules, exam book lists, and dates. 
 Chapters may have up to 15 members on their Reading Bowl Team. 
 Students in grades 3-12 may participate in Reading Bowl.
 Members of the Reading Bowl team will read all of the books on their chapter level's Tome Book Award list.
 Each chapter level has a designated number of books that are "untested". Usually 2-3 books each year.
 Books are divided amongst 3 multiple-choice digital exams taken during pre-determined testing windows.
 Exams are proctored and timed.
 Questions are based on content from the Tome Book Award books.
 Students compete individually, but team score is based on average of top 5 individual scores. 
 The top 4 teams in each chapter level advance to the in-person, quiz-bowl style championship round in person at TomeCon.
FBLA ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgThursday4:30pm-5:00 pmFBLA's Middle School division introduces middle and junior high school students to the world of business. Members can explore careers and delve into business principles with real-world activities.
Public Speaking ClubAnamika PolAnamika.Pol@cobbk12.orgFriday4:30-5:00pmPublic speaking is the act of delivering a live speech or presentation to an audience to educate.
Show ChoirBrittani ClarkBrittani.Clark@cobbk12.orgMonday4:30-6:00Auditioned Chorus Group that perform pop and Broadway style music with choreography.
Boys That Sing (BTS)Brittani ClarkBrittani.Clark@cobbk12.orgMonday4:30Group for Guys to sing music designed for their voices.
Art ClubCeilidh HoadleyCeilidh.Hoadley@cobbk12.orgWednesdayEvery other Wednesday - 4:30 - 5:30Art Club provides students with a fun, creative space to explore art beyond the classroom. Members enjoy themed activity days, open studio sessions, collaborative projects, creative challenges, and opportunities to contribute to school displays and events. Whether you're trying a new medium, working on a personal project, or creating alongside friends, Art Club is a welcoming place for all students to express their creativity, build confidence, and have fun.
Black History BowlDanielle LaneyDanielle.Laney@cobbk12.orgTBDMornings: 8:15-8:45Students will compete against other Cobb county schools to showcase their knowledge and skills about African/American history from the past to the present accomplishments of African-Americans.
Club IBDawn WhippleDawn.Whipple@cobbk12.orgThursday4:30 - 5:15Student centered service club
National Junior Beta ClubJeffrey HofmeisterJeffrey.Hofmeister@cobbk12.orgWednesday8:15-8:45 AMThe National Junior Beta Club is a student leadership organization that recognizes and develops middle school students who demonstrate excellence in achievement, character, leadership, and service. Members participate in service projects, leadership opportunities, and academic enrichment activities that encourage them to make a positive impact in their school and community. Membership is established by invitation through a rigorous selection process each Spring.
S.A.V.E. (STUDENTS AGAINTS VIOLENCE EVERYWHERE)Jennifer JorgensenJennifer.Jorgensen@cobbk12.orgWednesdayWednesday Mornings 8:15 - 8:45Raising awareness and prevention for school violence. Offering a safe haven for student community.
Dungeons and Dragons ClubJennifer JorgensenJennifer.Jorgensen@cobbk12.orgThursdayThursday afternoons 4:30 - 5:30Students will gather to play board/card/ games, particularly Dungeons and Dragons.
PBIS AmbassadorsJoanna HernandezJoanna.Hernandez@cobbk12.orgWednesday8:10 - 8:40
 The purpose of the PBIS Club is to promote a positive, respectful, responsible, and inclusive school culture by encouraging students to model and recognize positive behaviors. PBIS Club members serve as student leaders who help create a welcoming environment where all students feel valued and supported.
 
 Members work collaboratively to plan and assist with PBIS incentive events, school-wide celebrations, and activities that encourage positive behavior and school spirit. They help recognize students who demonstrate our school's expectations, create posters and announcements promoting positive choices, welcome new students, and support service projects that strengthen our school community. Club members also serve as role models by demonstrating leadership, responsibility, kindness, and respect both inside and outside the classroom.
 
Student Government AssociationJoshua EubanksJoshua.Eubanks@cobbk12.orgThursday8:00 AMStudents collaborate on schoolwide improvement initiatives. Roles are elected within the club and encourage leadership and creativity in many ways.
Writing ClubKatelyn HohnKatelyn.Hohn@cobbk12.orgTBD4:30 - day of the week to be decided - In the MC whenever another club isn't hereStudents will improve their academic writing skills and/or work on creative writing, editing, research skills, etc.
Elite Men of LegendsKendall JacobsKendall.Jacobs@cobbk12.orgThursday4:30pm to 6pmAcademic support, positive character development, leadership training, and community service for young male students.
CMS Drama ClubMelissa YoungbloodMelissa.Youngblood@cobbk12.orgTuesday4:40-5:45 pm
 
 **Drama Club** is a fun and creative space where students develop acting, improvisation, stage movement, and performance skills while building confidence, teamwork, and self-expression. Members participate in games, workshops, rehearsals, and productions, gaining hands-on experience both on stage and behind the scenes. Whether you're an experienced performer or trying theatre for the first time, Drama Club welcomes everyone with a passion for creativity and storytelling.
The Lady SpartansMelissa YoungbloodMelissa.Youngblood@cobbk12.orgMonday4:40-5:30 PM
 
 **Lady Spartans Club** is a leadership club that empowers young ladies to build confidence, practice etiquette, develop positive self-esteem, and become socially responsible leaders who make a positive impact in their school and community.
Debate ClubNatalie Darbey-HaynieNatalie.Darbey-Haynie@cobbk12.orgThursday8:10-8:45 amWe provide a quality debate education program. Through their participation, our members further develop the critical thinking, public speaking, research, and social-emotional skills necessary to be more informed and effective advocates.
Sign Language ClubOphelia BuchananOphelia.Buchanan@cobbk12.orgThursday4:30pmThe School Sign Language Club introduces students to the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. Through interactive activities, students will learn basic signs, fingerspelling, and everyday conversational skills while promoting inclusion, communication, and respect for the Deaf community.
Coffee CartRebekah HelbleyRebekah.Helbley@cobbk12.orgFridayFriday - 8:15 to 8:45Assisting special needs students with learning to make and sell coffee with buddies from general education.
Lit Lounge Podcast ClubTammera RobinsonTammera.Robinson@cobbk12.orgThursday4:30The Book Club Podcast helps students become thoughtful, independent readers through meaningful discussions about literature. Students read a short story independently, gather evidence from the text, and participate in podcast-style conversations with their peers.
 
 Using a Shared Inquiry approach, students create their own questions, explore different interpretations, and support their ideas with textual evidence. Rather than searching for one right answer, students deepen their understanding through discussion, active listening, and respectful debate.
 
 Through the Book Club Podcast, students develop critical thinking, communication, and reading skills while building confidence as readers, thinkers, and discussion leaders.
Math TeamTiffani RobinsonTiffani.Robinson@cobbk12.orgFriday8:10am-8:40amA group of students who collaborate to solve challenging math problems and compete in local competitions, building problem-solving skills and teamwork.