Clubs & Activities

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2026-2027 Club Information Coming Soon!

School Sponsored Clubs:

5th Grade Band Club

Mondays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm 201 | Grades 5

This is a club for 5th graders interested in instrumental music that want to get a jump start on their skills before Middle School Beginning Band. 
Contact: Ms. Brock

Elementary School Battle of the Books

ELEM Grades 3-5 | Wednesdays | 7:30 AM | Rm 207

These teams will read the books from the Florida Association for Media in Education list, (found in the summer learning tab) meet, discuss, and compete.

Contact: Ms. Collazo 

Middle School Battle of the Books

Middle School | Wednesdays | 7:30 AM | Rm 310

These teams will read the books from the Florida Association for Media in Education list, (found in the summer learning tab) meet, discuss, and compete.

Contact: Ms. Harville

Tabletop Club

Fridays | 3:30- 4:30 PM | Rm 418 | Grades: 3-8

This club participates in Dungeons and Dragons which is a tabletop role playing game in which players create their own characters and go on adventures with their friends!
Contact Mr. Miller

Future City

Fridays | 3:30- 4:20 PM | Rm 415 | Grades: 6-8

The Future City Competition is an annual STEM challenge for middle school students focused on designing cities of the future. Teams of students, guided by a teacher and an engineer-mentor, work on a project that includes a virtual city design using simulation software, a 1,500-word essay on a specific urban theme, a physical scale model made from recycled materials, and a presentation to judges. Each year, the competition centers around a different theme related to urban planning and sustainability. Last year, SAMS won the most sustainable design award. 

This is a highly competitive, small team competition, and Mr. Zahmoul will make the final determination regarding competitive team membership. 


Contact Mr. zahmoul

Math Competition Team

Elem. Grades 3-5 | Tuesdays | TBA | TBA

Our Elementary math competition team will meet for practices and compete in the Perennial Math competition in the spring.

Contact: TBA

National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)

Thursdays (last of the month) | 3:30-4:15 PM | Rm 217

National Junior Honor Society. Students are invited based the NASSP standards set forth for the club and will participate in community service event(s) during the year.

Selection Process  By-Laws Application Form

Contact: Ms. Bell

Rube Goldberg Club

Thursdays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm 314 | Grades 2-5

This club focuses on student creativity and problem-solving. They compete in the Rube Goldberg competition in the spring.
Contact:  Ms. Leonard  

Aviation Club

Tuesdays | 3:30 - 4:20 PM | Rm 415 
This middle school club will explore the science and engineering of Aviation. The club has access to two flight simulators with Airbus Thrustmaster controls. They will compete in an Aviation competition and may take field trips to places like Aviation schools, companies, and/or MacDill AFB.

Contact: Mr. Zahmoul

Coding

Mondays Beginning | 3:30- 4:20 PM | Rm 415 | Grades: 4-8

The coding club for middle schoolers will focus on mainly using Raspberry Pi to tackle STEM projects that aren’t feasible on regular Chromebooks, such as those requiring Linux and Python. The club's goal is to extend classroom learning by taking on more advanced challenges, like building distance sensors or creating AI assistants. Additionally, we plan to participate in the NSF Game Maker Awards, where students will engage in a video game design challenge (coding). This initiative aims to make STEM subjects more engaging and accessible, inspiring students to envision life in the year 2100 and explore the impact of science and technology on the future.


Contact Mr. zahmoul

Holiday Drama Club

Tuesdays and Thursdays | 3:00 - 4:15 PM | Rm 221

This club is for selected elementary students. There will be auditions and those selected will be working to create a dramatic production for the winter arts festival. They also plan to perform their show for a local assisted living center again this year. 
Contact MS. Sutherland 

National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS)

Thursdays (last of the month) | 3:30-4:30 PM | Rm 312
National Elementary Honor Society. Students are invited based on the NAESP standards set forth for the club and will participate in community service event(s) during the year.
   By-laws
Contact: Ms. D. Henderson 

Robotics

Thursdays | 3:30 - 4:20 PM | Rm 415 | Grades 4-8
This club serves grades 4-8 and will compete in the RoboFest Competition held in the spring. This is a highly successful club at competitive events and we look forward to their continued success!
Contact: Mr. Zahmoul

Yearbook Crew

Every Other Tuesday | 3:30-4:15 PM | Rm 212

Middle School students must apply and be selected to serve as members of the Yearbook Crew. They take the photos, layout the design, produce the yearbook, and coordinate distribution.
Contact: Ms. Haller

Student Council

Tuesdays | 3:30-4:30 PM | Rm 414

The Student Council Executive Board is made up of students from grades 6-8 and they must be elected by their peers. 

Contact: Ms. Van Der Molen

 

Middle School STEM Fair

Thursdays | 3:30 - 4:15 PM | Rm 211 

Middle School STEM Fair Club is for all Middle School students who intend to submit a competitive project to the Hillsborough County Regional STEM Fair. The club will meet twice a month for assistance, paperwork, check ins and guidance on the development and presentation of their projects and procedures and tips for the Regional STEM Fair day at the Tampa Convention Center.

Contact: adekkan@charterk12.com

Vendor Clubs

BRICKS 4 KIDZ
Mondays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm 138

Science, technology, engineering, math & art with a different LEGO model build each week! 
Contact: Mr. Fontana 

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SOCCER GEMZ
Fridays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Field
Making basic skills of soccer fun and exciting through creative games. Players develop their confidence and social skills weekly.
Contact Email

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CHEF IT UP
Thursdays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm. 138
Learn basic cooking skills in a fun, creative, safe and delicious environment!
Contact Email

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DRAMA KIDS
Wednesdays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm. 201
Drama that makes a difference.
Contact Email

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CHESS CLUB
Fridays starting | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm. 416
Helping children in many areas including mathematics, strategical thinking, and learning patience!

Contact: chess2kay@yahoo.com

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SPORTS FUN
Mondays | Grades K - 3 | 3:30 - 4:15 PM | Field

Sports Fun Club gives kids in Kindergarten through 3rd grade the chance to learn and play a new sport each week. With a focus on teamwork, skills, and active play, kids stay moving while discovering sports they’ll love.
Contact: leighdaw@gmail.com

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NEXT STEP DANCE CLUB
Thursdays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Grades K-5 | Rm. 128
Jazz/Hip Hop combo classes.

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KARATE
Wednesdays | 3:30 PM - 4:15 PM | Rm. 221
Stay active, learn to focus and concentrate. Achieve fitness goals.
Contact Email

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THE COLOR EXPRESS
Tuesdays | 3:30 - 4:30 PM | Rm. 307
Canvas, painting, watercolors, and much more!

Contact Email

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SUNCOAST SCUBA RANGERS CLUB
We'll be teaching the science of SCUBA, diving etiquette and communication, hosting speakers in spear fishing, reef restoration, marine conservation etc. Students who meet age and health requirements can become SDI Certified SCUBA divers through DiverCity SCUBA and they (and their certified family members) will be eligible to join the SCUBA Diving Club on various weekend SCUBA dives through the year. 

Club meetings will be twice a month, after school, on the first and third Thursdays of the month from 3:30 - 4:30.

Open to any student who is 10 years old.

Interested families should contact Matt Brugger at bruggs40@gmail.com

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CHALLENGE ISLAND
Tuesdays | 3:30 - 5 PM | Rm. 203
Challenge Island Club is a hands-on STEAM adventure where kids work in teams to solve fun challenges inspired by animals, extreme sports, epic earthquakes, and even outer space. Through creative engineering and friendly competitions, they learn teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation in an exciting club setting.
Contact: jwilkey@challenge-island.com

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Tutoring Schedule

Kindergarten

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Harris (MATH) AM  McKenzize (Math)  AM Lucas (ELA)  PM Long (ELA) AM  Lucas (ELA) 
PM Webber (MATH) PM Kim (ELA) Webber (Math) PM Long (ELA) PM Webber (MATH) PM

 

1st Grade

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
AM Busby AM Tedeschi AM Boyd AM Nuthalapati AM 
PM Castillo PM O'Brien PM  PM Busby PM Nuthalapati

 

2nd Grade

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
PM-Hooker (ELA) AM- Dudley & Harville (Math) AM- Leonard (ELA) AM- Dudley (Math)  
PM Jimenez (Math) PM- Henderson (ELA)      

 

3rd Grade

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
  AM Collazo AM-Goldstein AM Collazo AM-Lugo
  PM Brandine   PM Bee  
  AM Delgado   PM Goldstein   
  AM Lugo      

 

4th Grade

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
AM:Nieves AM:   AM: Henderson AM: Hicks AM: Bell
PM: OConner PM PM PM:Hinson PM

 

5th Grade

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
AM:  haller AM: Finegan, Dekkan AM Frisco AM: finegan,Dekkan AM:Bell
PM: OConner PM     PM

 

Middle School

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
AM - 7:30-8:00 - Fisher (417)

AM - (7:30 to 8 - HAYES Intensive Reading)
AM - (7:30 to 8) Mapp
AM - 7:30-8:00 Fisher( 417)
AM - (7:30 - 8:00 - Lester - Language Arts)
AM - 7:30-8 - VanDerMolen 
AM - 7:30-8 - Salazar Language Arts 
AM - 7:30-8 -Scoufis (Science 1) AM-7:30-8 Danes (Spanish)
AM - 7:30-8 -Danuff 
AM - 7:30-8 Martinez (Biology)

AM - 7:30-8:00 - Zahmoul
AM - 7:30-8:00 - Fisher (417) 
AM - 7:30-8 Martinez (Science 2)
AM - (7:30 to 8 HAYES GP)
AM - (7:30 - 8:00 - Lester - Global Perspectives)
AM - 7:30 - 8:00 Fisher(417)
AM- 7:30-8 Salazar Language Arts/Global
AM- 7:30-8 Scoufis (Environmental Science)
AM-7:30-8 Danes (Spanish)
AM - 7:30-8 Martinez (Science 3)
AM - (7:30 - 8:00 Brock Music)
AM - 7:30-8:00 - Fisher(417)
PM   PM PM - 3:30-4:00 Miller ELA PM