8th Grade Science Club
A group of students interested in working on their own interests in science. Purpose: To explore student interests in science and discover the science institutions in Boston, Massachusetts. Meetings: Bi-monthly after school, when needed. Membership: A prerequisite of an 85% average in 6th and 7th grade science. Students are invited at the beginning of the year if they qualify and they work on a project about the ocean before our May Science Club trip.
Art Club
A group of students interested in working on their own interests in art, entering contests, inviting speakers. Purpose: To do art activities outside of the art class setting. Meetings: Weekly after school. Membership: No pre-requisites. Students can join throughout the year.
Brothers And Sisters In Christ (BASIC)
Provides an opportunity for students to know God on any Level. Membership: Open to all students. Activities: Weekly prayer meetings and other fun activities. Meetings: Every Tuesday, 2:30 – 3:00 PM in room 161.
Best Buddies
Drama Club
Students in drama club are offered the chance to learn all aspects of putting on a Broadway production while rehearsing for the spring musical. Meetings: One time per month. Rehearsals: three days per week during productions. Membership: Members must have an interest in the dramatic arts and/or theater technology. Students are encouraged to join in the fall but may join the club any time throughout the year.
Dungeons & Dragons Club
Family Career And Community Leaders Of America (FCCLA)
Is a nationally affiliated youth leadership organization which focuses on the family. Members choose projects and participate in many activities. Career preparation and scholarship programs are also available. Purpose: To promote personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer science programs. Meetings: Once a week after school. Membership: Members must have taken at least one family and consumer science course. (Home & Careers Skills in grades 6 – 8 meets this requirement. Students can join throughout the year.
Game Club
Come have a good time with friends. There are a variety of games to play. Meetings: Twice per month, January – March, after school in room 201 Dates will be decided in the fall. Membership: Open to everyone.
Girls on the Run
GIVE – Building Community Through Service
A student-run service learning program in which students perform volunteer service and attend classes to help them reflect on that service. Students participate in programs that address the needs of the handicapped, the elderly, the poor, animals, and the environment. Purpose: To make a positive difference in the school and community; and promote responsibility and leadership. Meetings: Vary depending on the volunteer activity. Minimum of 5 service hours and 3 reflection credits are required per quarter. Membership: Complete a GIVE application and sign up for the programs you are interested in.
JAZZ Ensemble/Band
Lego Club
Libra-tory Club
Libra-tory Club is a challenge and create club. Students imagine ways to make things more colorful, stronger, playful, faster, slower, brighter, and better. Then they design, build, explore, and upcycle, while chilling with friends, too! Students decide on how to spend club time, organize their workspace, gather resources, and work in groups or independently. Let’s work together to make our world a well designed, playful place!
Modern Band
This year Scotia-Glenville Middle School will be offering an entirely new kind of school music ensemble, called Modern Band. It teaches students to perform, improvise and compose using popular styles including rock, pop, reggae, hip hop, R & B, Country and other modern styles. Modern Band features guitar, bass, ukulele, keyboard, drums, vocals (singing and rapping), and use of music technology. Meetings: Every Wednesday, 2:20-3:15 PM. Membership: From beginners to experienced – all levels are welcome to be a part of “Crimson Youth!”
MSBC
National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)
Is an organization that recognizes and encourages students to excel in academics leadership, service and character. Through chapter service activities, members maintain and extend those qualities that qualified them for selection. Purpose: To provide enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; and to develop character in the students. Meetings: Once per month during homeroom. Membership: Students will be notified in the spring if they are being asked to join NJHS. At that time, students will submit a letter of intent and complete 24 hours of community service over the summer.
Pride Club
Is devoted to supporting students in the LGBT community. LGBT students and allies will enjoy a welcoming and supportive environment to discuss various topics in an open social space where all students will feel free to be themselves and receive support through participation in club meetings and activities. Purpose: With our pride club, we hope to raise awareness and tolerance, reducing ignorance and bullying. We hope to provide beneficial advice to the students who attend pride club, as well as, expressing your views on the topic of LGBT and community in a manner that is non-harmful to others. Meetings: Once a week.
Ski & Snowboard Club
We organize six trips to nearby Jiminy Peak Ski Resort in Hancock, MA and use the Coach bus transportation. Our trips take place after school every Thursday, January – March, 2:30 – 8:30 PM. Meetings: Our trips take place after school every Thursday, January – March, 2:30 – 8:30 PM and will be announced during homeroom as winter approaches. Membership: Open to beginners and experts. Rentals and lessons are also available.
Study Circles
Student Senate/Student Council
Is the elected body of student leaders in the middle school. Members of the Student Senate represent students as their vehicle of communication with the administrators and the Board of Education. The Student Council runs both the Fall Dance and the Spring Fling at the middle school, do numerous fundraisers for charities, and celebrate holidays with hat and IPod days! The council is represented on the SDM team and works closely with teachers and administrators.
Sports Activities
Interscholastic Sports
Scotia-Glenville Middle School has a wide variety of sports teams for both boys and girls in the 7th and 8th grade:
Modified Fall
- Cross Country
- Field Hockey
- Football
- Soccer (boys and girls)
- Volleyball (girls)
- Athletic Placement: Cheerleading, Golf, Girls Tennis, Girls Swimming
Winter
- Basketball (boys and girls)
- Nordic Skiing
- Wrestling
- Athletic Placement: Indoor Track, Bowling, Cheerleading
Spring
- Baseball
- Lacrosse (boys and girls)
- Softball
- Track and Field
- Athletic Placement: Boys Tennis
Intramural Sports
Students in the 6th grade, although not eligible for interscholastic sports, can participate in intramural sports.
For additional information, contact Mr. Jamian Rockhill, Athletic Director, at 518-347-3600 ext. 61127; also reference Parents’ Handbook for sports physicals and Physical Education policies.