A.                   Art Club – Do you have dreams of becoming the next Picasso or Renoir? Or do you just love doing art? The Art Club will offer students a chance to further explore their favorite media while creating projects designed and brainstormed by the club itself. Listen for further announcements or see Mrs. Fremont for this unique opportunity.

B.                   Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) – This group is a place where athletes (and non-athletes) can come to learn more about how to be a positive influence in their friend group, team, school and family.  They will be meeting every other Wednesday morning from 7-7:25 a.m.  Please contact Mr. Jeffries for additional details. 

C.                   Family Consumer & Career Leaders of America (FCCLA) – If you are currently signed up for FACS and are committed to attend 5 out of the 7 meetings, come join our club. We will be exploring activities and enrichment projects beyond the classroom. Cost is $10 to go toward a snack at the meetings and a shirt. If interested, contact Mrs. Scanlon.

D.         7th and 8th grade Robotics Club  – If you are interested in building and programming robots, then the robotics club is for you.  We will use Lego NXT robotics kits to assemble and program robots to do different tasks.  Our first meeting is Tuesday October 4^th from 2:35-3:55.  Due to limited amount of kits, this club will be capped at the first 16 students to sign up.  See Mr. Helmick to sign up or receive additional information.      7th & 8th Grade Robotics Club – If you are interested in building and prograing robots, then the robotics club is for you.  We will use Lego NXT robotics kits to assemble and program robots to do different tasks.  Our first meeting is Tuesday October 4^th from 2:35-3:55.  Due to limited amoumt of kits, this club will be capped at the first 16 students to sign up.  See Mr. Helmick to sign up or receive additional information. 

E.                   7^th & 8^th Grade Ronald McDonald House Cart Club  - If you would be interested in helping to build an activity cart for the Ronald McDonald House and are willing to get a little dirty, then this is the group for you.  Please contact Mr. Helmick about signing up.   This club will begin September 12^th and meet from 2:35-4:00.

F.                   Kiwanis Builders Club – Is an international organization that helps build character and develop leadership through service in middle school students.  The GMS Builders Club is ope to any 6^th, 7^th or 8^th grader who wants to be involved in giving back to the school and community.  The group will meet on the third Tuesday of each month.  If interested, contact Mrs. Froidl for more details.

G.                  GMAC/MAC Scholars – Gentry Minority Academic Committee is a student led program focused on helping students identify their potential and encourage academic excellence.  MAC Scholars are students who have achieved a grade point average of 3.0 and are respectful of school policies and expectations.  Students within this group participate in different activities that provide support and encouragement for their success. Activities include developing leadership skills, tutoring, community service projects, economic and citizenship lessons, performances, celebrations and field trips. If you are interested, please contact Mr. Clayton.

H.                   Science Olympiad – Do you enjoy learning about science and building in industrial tech? Do you like performing experiments and do you wait with baited breath for your results? Are you interested in reading about/researching science topics? Then you should join Science Olympiad. This is a club for students who are willing and able to do extra work outside of school to prepare for their events. Please contact Mrs. Schnake for information.

I.                     Student Council – Are you a good decision maker? Would you like to have the chance to develop your leadership skills? Then maybe you should consider running for a representative role in Student Council. Members help with service projects around the school, plan school parties and social activities and create Spirit Days. Gentry STUCO is committed to improving the perception of the school and performance of the students. Members of Student Council must have passing grades, a good behavioral record, and a strong interest in providing service to Gentry Middle School. Please contact Mrs. Visalli if interested.

J.                Math Counts – Want to become a true Math Ninja? Explore the wonderful world of mathematics and logic through dynamic problem solving and deduction. A desire to explore and explain is a must...along with an ability to attack and defend ideas.  If interested contact Mr. King.

K.            World Culture Club – Are you interested in learning about different traditions, celebrations, food and/or crafts from different countries such as Mexico, France, Germany, China among others? Then this is the club for you. If interested please contact Mrs. Trotter or Mrs. Froidl.

L.             Games Club – Are you interested in playing board games such as Chess, Battleship, Mancala, Yahtzee, Scrabble, You Gotta Be Kidding!, Apples to Apples and more? Then this is the club for you.  It is a relaxing setting that focuses on providing a welcoming environment for all kids to interact and play games.  Positive interaction and the development of healthy social skills will be encouraged. If interested, pick up a permission form in the Guidance Office.

M.           Book 2 Movie Club – Do you like to see movies that are made from books? You might want to join the Book 2 Movie Club. We read the book an then go to the movies. All movies are viewed at Hollywood Theater. Upon our return, we discuss which we liked better, the book or the movie. Students are responsible for the cost of the movie tickets and any refreshments bought. If interested please contact Mrs. Christine Spurling or Mrs. Liz Hervey.