Crispell Middle School is offering the following club and activities to students in the 2026-2027 school year:

Activity Club – Meets each Wednesday; gym/outside.  Do you love to play sports? If so, Activity Club is the club for you! There will be different sports activities throughout the year, depending on the number of students signing up.  Ms. Caccioppoli

Art Club – Meets each Wednesday; room 129. Art club is for anyone who wants to explore and refine their creativity and artistic practice. Students will have free choice and may work independently or collaboratively. You do not need to have skill or talent to join, just an interest and desire to experience more art. Ms. Renart

Coding Club – Meets every Thursday; Tech. The coding club is a place to take your interest in technology and turn it into a productive skill. It is designed for students  of any level who want to try out coding. The coding club is a fun way to learn to code in a social, after-school setting. Come learn how to code and work on your perseverance! Mr. Zawacki

Crispell Musical – Meets Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 5 p.m. Whether you want to perform or just enjoy watching performances, Drama Club could be for you! With acting, singing, dancing, and behind-the-scenes roles, many talents get their time to shine through Drama Club. After auditions, daily rehearsals for the cast lead up to the spring musical. Backstage workers amp up their rehearsal commitment as the show approaches, with opportunities like props department, sound and lights technicians, student directors, costume and make-up crew, and marketing design. If you want to join all the drama, it’s not too late for behind-the-scenes involvement. This year, CMS is excited to announce Finding Nemo, Jr. as the production. Show dates are February 5 and February 6, 2026.  Mr. Venzel

Garden Club – Meets every Thursday; Room 210 or the greenhouse. Gardening Club is a fun and educational after-school group where students come together to learn about plants, gardening, and sustainability. The goal is to help students develop a love for nature, gain hands-on experience with gardening, and learn how to grow their own fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Club members will participate in planting, maintaining the school garden, and exploring eco-friendly practices like composting, water conservation, and using natural fertilizers.  Students will learn how to create soil mixes for different purposes, propagate plants, as well as monitor and implement solutions to maintain plant health. Ms. Gibson

Interact Club – Meets on Tuesdays; Room 202. We are a school/community-based club that exists in over 140 countries and was started through Rotary in 1962. Our mission statement is “Service Above Self.” We aim to organize and support projects to serve the communities around us and the globe.  Ms. VanVoorhis

Media Club – Meets on Wednesdays; Room 217 or Room 231. We plan, create and edit video projects for Crispell’s video announcements which are shared with the school each Friday morning. If you are interested in learning more about filming, editing and writing, join us this year! All equipment and software is provided. Ms. Green and Ms. Prendy

Multicultural/Diversity Club – Meets every Thursday; Room 220. Our goal is to inform and educate about various cultures through events and exposure. Ms. Fitzgibbons

National Junior Honor Society – Meetings to be determined; Room 132. Click here for information about the National Junior Honor Society. Ms Hoehmann and Ms. Repke

STEAM Club – Meets every Wednesday; Tech. This is a tech-based club focusing on science, technology, engineering, art and math. Mr. Hennig 

Student Council – Meets every Tuesday; Room 220. This club offers students the opportunity to brainstorm, organize and participate in various activities that boost school spirit and build positive relationships with our community (i.e., activity days, fundraising, dances, collections for our community, etc.). Ms. Fitzgibbons and Ms. Mark

Yearbook Club – Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays; Library. Our yearbook staff will work together to plan and design the overall theme of the yearbook. Staff members will take photographs during the school day and at school events. Individuals will create content, design pages, edit pages, tag photographs, proofread, and promote yearbook sales. We create opportunities for the school community to get involved in the yearbook with polls and contests. Yearbook staffers also make and display posters and create video messages for morning announcements. This is a collaborative process that helps build leadership, teamwork and creativity among students.  Ms. Ruyack

Summary

Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
Drama Club	Activity	Coding
Odyssey of the Mind	Art	Garden
Student Council	Drama Interact	Multicultural Diversity Club
	Odyssey of the Mind Media	Odyssey of the Mind
	STEAM
	Yearbook