Bayshore Clubs and Activities
There are many after-school activities that the students of Bayshore Middle School students
can participate in. Look below to find information on the various clubs and activities available
to our students.
Activities
Performance
Circle of Friends
Drama Showcase
Clubs
Talent Show
Band Council
Band
Bayshore Leaders
Chorus
Book Club
Jazz Band
Environmental Club
Fall Sports
Friendship Club
Cross Country-Grades 6-8
Math Club
Field Hockey-Grades 7-8
Newspaper Club
Boys and Girls Soccer-Grades 7-8
Peer Mediation
Winter Sports
Peer Leaders
Boys and Girls Basketball-Grades 7-8
SAVE
Cheerleading-Grades 7-8
Student Council
Wrestling-Grades 6-8
YMCA Model UN
Spring Sports
Yearbook
Baseball-Grades 7-8
Softball-Grades 7-8
Math Club
Advisor: Mrs. Friend
Meetings: TBA Room Grades: 6-8
Each member of the club gets a registered First In Math username and password to play
math games online in order to build their math skills and challenge themselves.
Book Club
Advisor: Mrs. Ligo
Meetings: Every other Wednesday 2:45-3 in Media Center Grades: 6-8
SAVE
Advisor: Mrs. Aviles
Meetings: TBA Media Center 2:45-3:30 Grades: 6-8
SAVE (Students Against Violence Everywhere) is a national organization that promotes
nonviolence within schools and communities. SAVE encourages positive peer influences and
safe activities for students, as well as provides education about the effects and consequences
of violence. SAVE's vision is that schools and communities will be safer and more secure,
free of fear, and conducive to learning as a result of students being actively engaged
in meaningful violence prevention efforts.
Peer Leaders
Advisor: Mrs. Aviles
Meetings: TBA Media Center 2:45-3:30 Grades: 6-8
Activities
Circle of Friends
Advisor: Mr. Hodnett and Ms. Shotliff
Meetings: TBA
Meetings: During homeroom
Students both with and without disabilities meet weekly for breakfast in a general education
setting. They talk, share stories and jokes, play games, and hang out together. It gives
students who struggle with social skills and interactions an opportunity to learn from their
peers more appropriate behavior when in a group setting. Although advisors are present to
assist with instruction of social skills and supervise the meeting, the program is designed to
be student-centered, allowing the students who struggle with these skills to learn from kids
their own age.
Service Clubs
Band Council
Advisor: Mrs. Alexandre
Meetings: Meetings: TBA (Band Room)
Grades: 6-8
This group is being formed to provide students with the opportunity to participate in a servicebased organization that will keep our band running smoothly. Meetings will be held on an “as
needed” basis. Members will assist the band director with inventory, correspondence,
concert set-up and other similar functions. Interested students must be in band and submit a
form to Mrs. Alexandre.
Environmental Club
Advisor: Mrs. Bailey
Meetings: TBA
Grades: 6-8
This club is for students who are interested in making a difference in our environment. The
Environmental Club is collecting plastic bottle caps to be recycled and made into new plastic
bottles. Please bring in your ink cartridges, small electronics, old cell phones and batteries to
be recycled. Drop them off in the big box outside the cafeteria or the smaller box in the main
office!
Friendship Club
Advisors: Mrs. Siegel, Mrs. Roditis & Mr. Hodnett
Meetings: TBA
Grades: 8 (Students are selected through an interview process)
Student Council
Advisor: Mrs. Mandeville & Mrs. Strongarone
Meetings: TBA
Grades: 6-8
Student Council is the leadership organization that represents the entire student body.
Through school-wide activities student council members help to enhance both Bayshore and
the Middletown community.
Publication Clubs
Newspaper Club
Advisor: TBA
Meetings: TBA Grades: 6-8
Students write articles and work on layout for our Shoreline publication, which is published 4
times a year. During club meetings, the students decide on topics that would be of interest to
the middle school reader.
Yearbook Club
Advisor: Mrs. Capraun & Mrs. Nigro
Meetings: 2-3 times per month Grades: 6-8
Members are involved in creating layouts for all of the pages in the book, as well as taking
pictures and getting reports about our school's clubs/activities. Students will learn how to
plan and design pages for the yearbook as well as take quality pictures to fill those pages.