Mile High’s extracurricular activities offer a variety of choices for students. Activities offered include:
– Band, Strings, Choir
– Math Counts/Spelling Bee/Geography Bee
– Millennium Club/Silver Club (incentives)
– Social Responsibility Training
– Sports
– Clubs (listed below)
(Student Council, yearbook, and National Junior Honor Society are offered as elective classes.)
Mile High Clubs
Online Newspaper Club
The Online Newspaper Club is a club designed to spread information about the great things happening at Mile High. We meet every Tuesday from 3:15- 4:15. This group of students are motivated to work, interested in Mile High events, and committed to putting together the best product we can! All group members are expected to do outside work. This may include taking photos, interviewing, or working on the computers.
We meet in room 202, where we plan and organize. After we talk, we go into the computer lab where we download photos, write captions, organize stories, and plan our paper (on line).
Online Newspaper, Volume 1, Issue 3
Online Newspaper, Volume 1, Issue 2
Online Newspaper, Volume 1, Issue 1
Woodworking
Maintenance Assistant Ed Nemeth is continuing a new and exciting club at PMHMS this year. Students will learn the fundamentals of woodworking to include safety and proper handling of hand and some power tools. Students will apply their knowledge by working on and completing a jewelry box. Due to the cost of materials, Woodworking Club will have a fee of $20, due at the onset of class. Intermediate level students will meet in Mr. McPherson’s tech room 439. Woodworking classes are offered in the fall and in the spring. More information regarding time and dates will be available during the second semester of school.
Film Critics Club
The Film Critics Club will be meeting every Thursday from 3:15-5:15 pm to watch and discuss great films, including some of the classics – from Wall-E to Casablanca to Remember the Titans with Mrs. Hosking. Students must have a signed parent permission form to attend.
Harmony Habitat Club
Harmony Habitat with Mr. Merkel. Every other Thursday, from 3:15-4:30 pm. We take care of a garden and pond, clean up around campus and Granite Creek. Parent volunteers are always welcome.
Biking Club
Biking Club with Mr. Merkel. Meets every Friday, from 3:15-4:30 pm. We learn about bike safety, maintenance, trail riding, and maps. We go on a weekly ride around town and through the parks. Parent volunteers are always welcome.
Homework Club
Homework Club with Mr. Dermer to interested students in room 307 before and after school Monday and Tuesday from 7:30-8:00 a.m. & 3:15—3:45 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 7:30-8:00 a.m.
Creative Writing Club
It was a dark and stormy night…actually, it was Thursdays after school from 3:15-4:15 in room 106. Enjoy creative writing? Stories, novels, poetry, and all manner of journaling? Creative Writing Club is for you! We will be writing all sorts of things, and participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) come November with Ms. Grotbeck – where people all over the country try to complete a novel in 30 days!
Christian Club
Christian Club is a student led club that meets on Tuesdays after school from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in Mr. Andre’s room (313). We focus on reading and discussing the Bible every week, much like a Bible study would conduct. Christian Club is also dedicated to school and community service. If you have any questions please contact Mr. or Mrs. Andre at 717-3241.
Guitar Club
Every Tuesday from 3:15-4:00, Social Studies teacher Ray Sommer will be teaching the fundamentals of playing the acoustic guitar. Students and their instruments will meet with Mr. Sommer in room 105.
Checkmate In Three
The beginnings of chess are shrouded in mystery, but the game is over 1,000 years old. Today, chess has become a sport dominated by youth and teen clubs, in schools and after-school programs. Please join the Prescott Mile High Middle School chess club (Checkmate In Three) as we learn the fundamentals and then advance to higher level strategies. Whether you have never moved a pawn or have played since you were five, you are invited to learn a sport that is equal parts fun and thinking. Interested students should meet in Mr. Dermer’s room, 307 on Thursday’s at 3:15 p.m.
