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CMS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

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NameSponsor NameCo-Sponsor Name:Meeting DayMeeting TimeLocationDescription 
ASL (American Sign Language) ClubOphelia BuchananAlexis Simmons, ASL InterpreterWednesdays8:15amMulti-Purpose Room 
1st & 3rd  /Room 610 2nd & 4th
The Campbell Middle ASL Club is a welcoming place for students to learn American Sign Language, explore Deaf culture through fun lessons, games, and group activities, and build  communication skills, understanding, and friendships in an inclusive environment.
Best BuddiesAmy DeasonRoyce BeecherTBD8:45 am room 702 or kitchen8:45 am 702 or kitchenFor gen ed students to help special ed program students. Planned Activities: Assist and participate with the special ed program students on select days each week to sell coffe, tea, or hot chocolate.
Best Buddies/Coffee CartRoyce BeecherAmy Deason
  Rebekah Helbley
  Kaleisha Porter
Friday (some Mondays to be announced on CTLS)8:45 AMRoom 702 or the kitchenBest Buddies builds social skills and friendships between people with and without IDD and in conjunction with Coffee Cart gives students the opportunity to gain practical experience in life skills.  Planned Activities: Sell and distribute coffee, tea, or hot chocolate to faculty and staff on select days weekly.
Black History BowlDanielle Laney
Wednesday mornings8:15-8:45TBDBHB participates in the county Black History Bowl competition sponsored by Kennesaw Parks and Recreation
BTS (Boys That Sing)
Brittany Clark
Alternating Mondays/ Tuesdays
4:30-6:00
Alternating Mondays/ Tuesdays
Boys only Singing Group.  Students must be in chorus to join. We are building bonds and skills in a group designed around changing male voices. 
CharlemosItzary Franco
Select Wednesdays: 10/15,11/19, 12/10,1/14, 2/11, 3/18, 4/15,5/138:15am- 8:40amRM 123Charlemos is a fun and engaging language club designed for DLI students to practice and improve their speaking skills in Spanish. Through interactive activities based on ACTFL standards, students will build confidence in a relaxed environment while using the target language in meaningful ways.
Chess ClubAnamika Pol
Wednesday8:00-8:40amCafeteriaThe Chess Club is a fun and supportive space where students learn and improve chess skills while building critical thinking, problem‑solving, and focus. Open to beginners and experienced players, members enjoy strategy activities, friendly tournaments, and opportunities to compete as a team against other schools—all while strengthening skills that support academic success.
Club IBDawn WhippleDiana Cassaro and Angela Stewart.Thursdays4:30-5:30202
CMS Photography & Multimedia ClubMaria OsakweMr. Robert PurchaseThursday4.30-5:15pm once a month in addition to every school event dayROOM E07Teach students photography skills, techniques, and the business side of the craft.Planned Activities: Cover school events and activities as approved by the principal, install photo story walls throughout the building, T‑shirt printing. 
Debate ClubNatalie Darbey-HaynieJennifer Suggs, Annette Foreman, Jennifer Jorgensen, Tammera RobinsonThursday8:15-8:45 amRoom 411Debate Club is an engaging space where students learn to research, organize ideas, and speak confidently. Planned Activities: compete monthly through the Atlanta Urban Debate League (AUDL)
Drama ClubMelissa Youngblood
Tuesday4:40-6:00TheatreThe Campbell Middle School drama club is a creative space where students explore the world of theatre through acting, improvisation, and stage production. Planned Activities: rehearse for school plays or showcases, and learn the fundamentals of performance and stagecraft, and travel to NYC for an Arts tour and Broadway workshop. 
FBLAAnamika PolBarbaraThursdayThursday afternoon 4:30-5:30pmMedia CenterCMS FBLA prepares students to become confident, community‑minded future leaders by building business knowledge, leadership skills, and financial literacy. Through hands‑on projects, career exploration, and real‑world learning—like understanding companies, stocks, and the stock market—students develop character, set goals, and gain the tools needed to transition successfully from school to work.
Geography Bowl and History BowlAnamika PolWendolyn JonesFriday8:10 am - 8:40 amMedia CenterThe Geography Bee Club builds students’ knowledge of world geography while preparing them for the annual CMS Geographic Bee. Planned activities: explore global cultures, politics, and physical geography through discussions, games, and mock bees, take qualifying exams and participate in competitions.
Homework ClubItzary FrancoMatthew Brown
 Terese Forbes
Starting on October 13
 Mondays
8:10am-8:40amRM 110The Homework Club is an afterschool program for students who need support and extra time to complete assignments. Planned Activities: Staff and high school mentors will be available to help students stay organized, build study skills, and get caught up on their work.
HRRB Helen Ruffin Reading BowlAnamika Pol
Wednesday8:00am - 8:40amMedia CenterThe Reading Bowl Team is a club for students who love reading and enjoy friendly academic competition. Planned activities:     read books from the Georgia Book Award finalists and prepare for the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl through discussions, practice questions, and team activities. Compete in the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl.
Jet SettersDiandra PileCaroline Harris2nd Wednesday of the month4:30-5:30C05In the Jet Setters Club, students will discover different cultures through food, music, games, holidays, and language. Planned Activities: try tasty snacks from around the globe, dance to international beats, play traditional games, and learn fun phrases in other languages. 
Jr. Beta ClubJeffrey HofmeisterVinh Vu, Joshua EubanksWednesday8:00-8:45AMMPR or Hofmeister/Vu/Eubanks roomsService and leadership organization that promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character, leadership, and service among elementary and secondary school students.
Kindness ClubAnamika Pol
Monday8:15am- 8:45amMedia CenterThe Kindness Club is dedicated to spreading kindness, compassion, and positivity throughout our school. Through fun activities, service projects, and simple acts of kindness, members work together to create a more caring and supportive school environment. This club is a place where students can make a difference, uplift others, and help build a community where everyone feels valued.
Lady SpartansBrenda SellersRoyce Beecher
  Melissa Youngblood
Monday2nd Monday of the month 4:30-5:30
 (October 6 sub date for October)
Multi-Purpose RoomThis club empowers young ladies to grow in confidence, poise, leadership, and integrity through fun, enriching activities. Members build meaningful connections, develop valuable life skills, and discover their strengths in a positive, supportive environment designed to help them shine both in and beyond school.
Math TeamTiffani RobinsonAaron Sayler
 Akash Patel
Friday8:10am-8:40amRoom 119A group of students who collaborate to solve challenging math problems and compete in local competitions, building problem-solving skills and teamwork.
National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)
Anamika PolOphelia  Buchanan
Tuesday (once a month) TBD
4:30pm-5:15pmMedia CenterTo recognize and encourage academic achievement among middle school students while developing essential qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.
Show Choir
Brittany Clark
Mondays
4:30-6:00
Chorus RoomAuditioned Singing Group with Choreography. Students must be in chorus to join. We are fully engaged performers learning through musical theater and pop music.
Social Studies Fair ClubWendolyn Jones
Mondays (every other Friday until Feb. 2026)8:05 am – 8:35 amRoom 201 / Media CenterThe Social Studies Fair Club has a strong record of success, with student projects earning awards over the past three years. Club activities include topic selection, research support, project development, and presentation practice to prepare students for school, regional, and state competitions.
Student Leadership CommitteeVicdiony Valdes
Monday
 1st & 3rd
4:30–5:30 p.m.MPR RoomThrough collaborations, creativity, and service the SLC provides students with a voice in decision making, building leadership skills, and fostering school spirit and inclusivity.
Student Principal AdvisoryLaEla Mitchell
Select Tuesdays8:00 – 8:40amMulti-Purpose RoomStudent Principal Advisory Council is a student body organization designed to offer a student perspective for decisions made at Campbell Middle School.
 Students must complete the application using their CCSD student email address and have a current teacher submit the recommendation form
 
 https://forms.office.com/r/S8b15nRg1Z
Tome Reading Bowl (Spartan Lit)Anamika PolMontonio ReidWednesday8:15am-9:40am in media centerMedia CenterThe Tome Society Reading Club invites students to explore award‑winning literature through book discussions, creative projects, and digital competitions, using the Junior Tome Society Book Award List.
Volleyball ClubJessica Richardson
Starting in OctoberWednesdays
 8:10am-8:40am
Upper GymThis is a volleyball club, not the official volleyball team. It is a place to learn basic skills and have fun learning and playing volleyball.
Writing ClubKatelyn Hohn
Wednesday4:30pm (2nd Tues of the month, see MC for specific dates)Media CenterThis club helps students better their writing when writing for fun, for school, or professionally. 

Name    ASL (American Sign Language) Club

Sponsor    Ophelia Buchanan (Ophelia.Buchanan@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Alexis Simmons, ASL Interpreter

Meeting Day    Wednesdays

Meeting Time    8:15am

Location   Multi-Purpose Room 1st & 3rd/Room 610 2nd & 4th 

Description    The Campbell Middle ASL Club is a welcoming space where students learn American Sign Language and explore Deaf culture. Through fun lessons, games, and group activities, members build communication skills, understanding, and friendships. Open to all skill levels, the club encourages students to learn together and support one another in an inclusive environment.

Mission/Vision    The mission of the ASL Club is to foster an inclusive and supportive community dedicated to learning and promoting American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. We strive to increase awareness, understanding, and respect for Deaf individuals by providing opportunities for language practice, cultural exchange, and advocacy


Name    Best Buddies

Sponsor    Amy Deason (Amy.Deason@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Royce Beecher

Meeting Day    TBD

Meeting Time    8:45 am room 702 or kitchen

Location    8:45 am room 702 or kitchen

Description    """ For gen ed students to help special ed program students.

Planned Activities: Assist and participate with the special ed program students on select days each week to sell coffe, tea, or hot chocolate."""

Mission/Vision    The Best Buddies/Coffee Cart program fosters friendship, inclusion, and essential life skills by bringing together students with and without IDD. Through meaningful social connections and hands‑on work experiences, we empower students to build confidence, develop independence, and contribute to a supportive, inclusive school community.


Name    Best Buddies/Coffee Cart

Sponsor    Royce Beecher (Royce.Beecher@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Amy Deason, Rebekah Helbley, Kaleisha Porter 

Meeting Day    Friday (some Mondays to be announced on CTLS)

Meeting Time    8:45 AM

Location    Room 702 or the kitchen

Description   Best Buddies builds social skills and friendships between people with and without IDD and in conjunction with Coffee Cart gives students the opportunity to gain practical experience in life skills. 

Planned Activities: Sell and distribute coffee, tea, or hot chocolate to faculty and staff on select days weekly.

Mission/Vision    The Best Buddies/Coffee Cart program fosters friendship, inclusion, and essential life skills by bringing together students with and without IDD. Through meaningful social connections and hands‑on work experiences, we empower students to build confidence, develop independence, and contribute to a supportive, inclusive school community.


Name    Black History Bowl

Sponsor    Danielle Laney (Danielle.laney@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Wednesday mornings

Meeting Time    8:15-8:45

Location    TBD

Description    BHB participates in the county Black History Bowl competition sponsored by Kennesaw Parks and Recreation

Mission/Vision    Black History Bowl's mission is to educate and inform all students about American History through competition and academics. Students will learn about the contributions of African Americans.


Name    Charlemos

Sponsor    Itzary Franco (Itzary.Franco@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Select Wednesdays: 10/15,11/19, 12/10,1/14, 2/11, 3/18, 4/15,5/13

Meeting Time    8:15am- 8:40am

Location    RM 123

Description    Charlemos is a fun and engaging language club designed for DLI students to practice and improve their speaking skills in Spanish. Through interactive activities based on ACTFL standards, students will build confidence in a relaxed environment while using the target language in meaningful ways.

Mission/Vision    Mission: To create a vibrant Spanish-speaking community where DLI students confidently communicate, connect, and collaborate using the target language in meaningful, real‑world contexts Vision: Charlemos empowers students to grow as Spanish speakers through engaging, ACTFL-aligned activities that promote communication, cultural awareness, and confidence. By providing a relaxed and supportive environment, the club encourages students to use Spanish authentically, build interpersonal skills, and develop a lifelong love for language learning.


Name    Chess Club

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Wednesday

Meeting Time    8:00-8:40am

Location    Cafeteria

Description    The Chess Club is a fun and supportive space where students learn and improve chess skills while building critical thinking, problem‑solving, and focus. Open to beginners and experienced players, members enjoy strategy activities, friendly tournaments, and opportunities to compete as a team against other schools—all while strengthening skills that support academic success.

Mission/Vision    Our mission is to develop essential skills—such as visualization, strategic thinking, and problem‑solving—that support academic success and personal growth. We envision a club where beginners gain confidence, experienced players sharpen their abilities, and all members enjoy meaningful activities, friendly competition, and opportunities to represent our school in tournaments. 


Name    CMS Photography & Multimedia Club

Sponsor    Maria Osakwe (Maria.Osakwe@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Mr. Robert Purchase

Meeting Day    Thursday

Meeting Time    4.30-5:15pm once a month in addition to every school event day

Location    ROOM E07

Description    Teach students the skills, techniques, and business of photography. Cover school events, programs, and daily activities of students and staff as approved by the principal. Install phot story walls around he school building as approved by the principal. Encourage literacy and affirm students with disability with T-shirt printing of their publication.

Mission/Vision    The Photography Club empowers students to develop creative, technical, and storytelling skills through hands‑on photography. We capture school events, create photo story displays, and explore the art and business of photography. Our mission is to encourage visual literacy, celebrate student voices, and uplift diverse learners—including students with disabilities—through meaningful projects like publication and T‑shirt design.


Name    Debate Club

Sponsor    Natalie Darbey-Haynie (Natalie.Darbey-Haynie@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Jennifer Suggs, Annette Foreman, Jennifer Jorgensen, Tammera Robinson

Meeting Day    Thursday

Meeting Time    8:15-8:45 am

Location    Room 411

Description    Debate Club is an engaging space where students learn to research, organize ideas, and speak confidently. By debating different viewpoints, members build critical‑thinking, public‑speaking, teamwork, and active‑listening skills. It’s ideal for curious minds who enjoy discussion and want to strengthen their argument skills. Students also compete monthly through the Atlanta Urban Debate League (AUDL).

Mission/Vision    The Debate Club empowers students to think critically, research effectively, and speak with confidence. Through structured debates, teamwork, and monthly competitions with the Atlanta Urban Debate League, members learn to analyze issues, consider multiple viewpoints, and communicate respectfully—building skills that support academic success and lifelong confidence.


Name    Drama Club

Sponsor    Melissa Youngblood (Melissa.Youngblood@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Tuesday

Meeting Time    4:40-6:00

Location    Theatre

Description    The Campbell Middle School drama club is a creative space where students explore the world of theatre through acting, improvisation, and stage production. Open to all skill levels, the club fosters confidence, collaboration, and self-expression. Members participate in fun activities, rehearse for school plays or showcases, and learn the fundamentals of performance and stagecraft in a supportive and encouraging environment. This year, we will travel to NYC for an Arts tour and Broadway workshop. 

Mission/Vision    Our mission is to cultivate creativity, confidence, and collaboration through hands‑on theatre experiences. We aim to create memorable performances, transformative learning experiences, and opportunities.


Name    FBLA

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Barbara

Meeting Day    Thursday

Meeting Time    Thursday afternoon 4:30-5:30pm

Location    Media Center

Description    CMS FBLA prepares students to become confident, community‑minded future leaders by building business knowledge, leadership skills, and financial literacy. Through hands‑on projects, career exploration, and real‑world learning—like understanding companies, stocks, and the stock market—students develop character, set goals, and gain the tools needed to transition successfully from school to work.

Mission/Vision    CMS FBLA empowers students to become confident, community‑minded future leaders by building strong business skills, encouraging responsible money management, and fostering character, scholarship, and career readiness. Through hands‑on projects, leadership experiences, and real‑world learning, we prepare students to understand business, set goals, and successfully transition from school to work.


Name    Geography Bowl and History Bowl

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Wendolyn Jones

Meeting Day    Friday

Meeting Time    8:10 am - 8:40 am

Location    Media Center

Description    The Geography Bee Club builds students’ knowledge of world geography while preparing them for the annual CMS Geographic Bee. Members explore global cultures, politics, and physical geography through discussions, games, and mock bees. Students can also take qualifying exams and compete for a chance to represent the school at higher‑level competitions.

Mission/Vision    The Geography Bee Club inspires curiosity about the world while preparing students for the CMS Geographic Bee. We foster global awareness through discussion, practice quizzes, and engaging activities, helping students deepen their geographic knowledge, build confidence, and compete at higher levels with enthusiasm and pride.


Name    Homework Club

Sponsor    Itzary Franco (Itzary.Franco@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Matthew Brown

Terese Forbes

Meeting Day    Starting on October 13

Mondays"

Meeting Time    8:10am-8:40am

Location    RM 110

Description    The Homework Club is an afterschool program for  students who need support and extra time to complete assignments. Staff and high school mentors will be available to help students stay organized, build study skills, and get caught up on their work in a focused and supportive environment.

Mission/Vision: To create a welcoming after‑school community where every student feels empowered, supported, and confident in their ability to succeed academically and develop strong lifelong learning habits.

Mission: The Homework Club provides students with structured time, caring support, and personalized guidance to complete assignments and strengthen academic skills. Through collaboration with dedicated staff and high school mentors, the program helps students stay organized, build effective study routines, and take ownership of their learning in a calm, focused, and encouraging environment.


Name    HRRB Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Montonio Reid

Meeting Day    Wednesday

Meeting Time    8:00am - 8:40am

Location    Media Center

Description    The Reading Bowl Team is a club for students who love reading and enjoy friendly academic competition. Members read from the Georgia Book Award finalists and prepare for the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl through discussions, practice questions, and team activities. Students who meet participation requirements may be selected for the competition team, but all members benefit from shared conversations, strengthened comprehension skills, and a supportive community of readers.

Mission/Vision    Our mission is to prepare students for the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl through disciplined reading, active practice, and meaningful discussion. We foster confidence in students as readers, thinkers, and teammates, while nurturing lifelong learners who value the power of stories and the joy of reading.


Name    Jet Setters

Sponsor    Diandra Pile (Diandra.Pile@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Caroline Harris

Meeting Day    2nd Wednesday of the month

Meeting Time    4:30-5:30

Location    C05

Description    In the Jet Setters Club, students will discover different cultures through food, music, games, holidays, and language. Each meeting is a mini adventure—try tasty snacks from around the globe, dance to international beats, play traditional games, and learn fun phrases in other languages. Whether you're a curious explorer or a future world traveler, Jet Setters is your passport to fun and learning!

Mission/Vision    The Jet Setters Club inspires curiosity and global awareness by exploring world cultures through food, music, games, holidays, and language. Each meeting is a fun mini‑adventure where students discover new perspectives, celebrate diversity, and build appreciation for our world—making every member a confident, culturally aware explorer.


Name    Jr. Beta Club

Sponsor    Jeffrey Hofmeister (Jeffrey.Hofmeister@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Vinh Vu, Joshua Eubanks

Meeting Day    Wednesday

Meeting Time    8:00-8:45AM

Location    MPR or Hofmeister/Vu/Eubanks rooms

Description    Service and leadership organization

Mission/Vision    To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, leadership, and service among elementary and secondary school students.


Name    Kindness Club

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Monday

Meeting Day    8:15am- 8:45am

Meeting Time    8:15am- 8:45am

Location    Media Center

Description    The Kindness Club is dedicated to spreading kindness, compassion, and positivity throughout our school. Through fun activities, service projects, and simple acts of kindness, members work together to create a more caring and supportive school environment. This club is a place where students can make a difference, uplift others, and help build a community where everyone feels valued.

Mission/Vision    The mission of the Kindness Club is to encourage kindness, compassion, and respect throughout our school community through meaningful activities and positive actions. We strive to build a community where empathy, inclusion, and generosity shape the way we learn, grow, and support one another.


Name    Lady Spartans

Sponsor    Brenda Sellers (Brenda.Seller@cobbk12.org )

Co-Sponsor    Royce Beecher

 Melissa Youngblood"

Meeting Day    Monday

Meeting Time    2nd Monday of the month 4:30-5:30

Location    Multi-Purpose Room

Description    This club empowers young ladies to grow in confidence, poise, leadership, and integrity through fun, enriching activities. Members build meaningful connections, develop valuable life skills, and discover their strengths in a positive, supportive environment designed to help them shine both in and beyond school.

Mission/Vision    Our mission is to empower young ladies with confidence, poise, leadership and integrity through fun-filled, enriching activities.


Name    Math Team

Sponsor    Tiffani Robinson (Tiffani.Robinson@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    "Aaron Sayler

Akash Patel"

Meeting Day    Friday

Meeting Time    8:10am-8:40am

Location    Room 119

Description    A group of students who collaborate to solve challenging math problems and compete in local competitions, building problem-solving skills and teamwork.

Mission/Vision: Our Math Team is committed to collaborating to solve challenging mathematical problems, strengthening problem-solving skills, and preparing for local competitions while fostering teamwork, perseverance, and a love of mathematics.

Vision Statement: We envision a community of confident problem solvers who support one another, embrace challenges, and apply mathematical thinking with creativity and teamwork both in competitions and beyond.


Name    Social Studies Fair Club

Sponsor    Wendolyn Jones (Wendolyn.Jones@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Mondays (every other Friday until Feb. 2026)

Meeting Time    8:05 am – 8:35 am

Location    Room 201 / Media Center

Description    The Social Studies Fair Club has a strong record of success, with student projects earning awards over the past three years. Club activities include topic selection, research support, project development, and presentation practice to prepare students for school, regional, and state competitions.

Mission/Vision    The Social Studies Fair Club encourages middle school students to explore history and current events through research, creativity, and critical thinking. The club helps students build confidence, strengthen academic skills, and share their ideas while becoming informed and engaged citizens.


Name    Student Leadership Committee

Sponsor    Vicdiony Valdes (Vicdiony.Valdes@cobbk12.org )

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Monday - 1st & 3rd

Meeting Time    4:30–5:30 p.m.

Location    MPR Room

Description    Through collaborations, creativity, and service the SLC provides students with a voice in decision making, building leadership skills, and fostering school spirit and inclusivity.

Mission/Vision    The Student Leadership Committee empowers students to use their voice, creativity, and teamwork to improve our school. Through collaboration, service, and inclusive leadership, SLC builds strong leaders who inspire school spirit, strengthen community, and help shape a positive, welcoming environment for all.


Name    Student Principal Advisory

Sponsor    LaEla Mitchell (laela.mitchell@cobbk12.org)  

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Select Tuesdays

Meeting Time    8:00 – 8:40am

Location    Multi-Purpose Room

Description    "Student Principal Advisory Council is a student body organization designed to offer a student perspective for decisions made at Campbell Middle School.

Mission/Vision  The Student Principal Advisory Council empowers students to share their perspectives, collaborate with school leadership, and shape positive change at Campbell Middle School. Through open dialogue and responsible leadership, members help strengthen communication, improve the school community, and ensure student voices are represented in important decisions.


Name    Tome Reading Bowl (Spartan Lit)

Sponsor    Anamika Pol (Anamika.Pol@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    Montonio Reid

Meeting Day    Wednesday

Meeting Time    8:15am-9:40am in media center

Location    Media Center

Description    The Tome Society Reading Club invites students to explore award‑winning literature through book discussions, creative projects, and digital competitions. Using the Junior Tome Society Book Award List, members build confidence, leadership, character, and critical‑thinking skills while celebrating imagination in the digital age. Students may read as many titles as they choose and participate in fun, meaningful activities throughout the year—including the annual TomeCon conference.

Mission/Vision    The Tome Reading Society inspires a love of reading while building confidence, character, and leadership. Through award‑winning books, creative projects, and digital competitions, students strengthen critical‑thinking skills, imagination, and ethical decision‑making. Our club fosters a supportive community where readers explore stories, grow intellectually, and celebrate the joy of literature.


Name    Volleyball Club

Sponsor    Jessica Richardson (Jessica.Richardson@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Starting in October

Meeting Time    "Wednesdays

8:10am-8:40am"

Location    Upper Gym

Description    This is a volleyball club, not the official volleyball team. It is a place to learn basic skills and have fun learning and playing volleyball.

Mission/Vision    The Best Buddies Club fosters friendship, inclusion, and social growth between students with and without IDD. Through shared activities and real‑world experiences like the Coffee Cart, we empower students to build life skills, strengthen confidence, and create a supportive school community where everyone feels valued and connected.


Name    Writing Club

Sponsor    Katelyn Hohn (Katelyn.Hohn@cobbk12.org)

Co-Sponsor    

Meeting Day    Wednesday

Meeting Time    4:30pm (2nd Tues of the month, see MC for specific dates)

Location    Media Center

Description    This club helps students better their writing when writing for fun, for school, or professionally. 

Mission/Vision    Our mission is to support and inspire students as they develop their writing skills, creativity, and confidence. We strive to nurture lifelong storytellers by fostering imagination, curiosity, and a passion for the written word.