Community Commitments

Community Commitments & Clubs 2023-2024

This Year we are excited to expand Community Commitments time to include Clubs. Community Commitments and Clubs allow 6th, 7th & 8th graders an opportunity to do a weekly service project, and also connect with peers and adults doing what they love, and trying new things.
We are excited to see the new skills, hobbies, friendships and connections our students will make this year!

Weekly Community Commitments:

"You Matter" Group: focusing on teen mental health awareness & suicide prevention
Trail work: maintaining trails and getting ready for community events
Kindergarten buddies: eating lunch and having recess with the Kindergarten classes
Preschool Partners: hiking and playing with the preschoolers
PE buddies groups: helping out the PE teachers with 1st & 3rd grade PE classes
Cooking Club: cooking ready made meals for the Marshfield food shelf
Independent Service Projects: Working with our service learning coordinator on various projects
Leadership Club: Coordinating and Planning student voice in the middle school.
Fun and Joy Committee: Supporting events that bring fun and joy to the middle school and the greater community.

Weekly Spring Clubs:

Mountain Bike Club
Band and Chorus
Art for Expression
Mindfulness
QAF (Queers And Friends)
Science Class: but just the fun part
Robotics
Circus Arts and Juggling
Board Games
Horse Club
Creative Writing
Magic the Gathering
Arts and Crafts
Astrology for Self Care

Community Commitments 2022-2023

Through a collaboration with the middle school teachers, Tt Mentoring, and Twinfield Service Learning - 7th & 8th graders make a weekly commitment to their school community. Students were placed in small groups, with adult mentors to help guide them in their weekly commitments. Some sample projects include:

Kindergarten Reading Buddies

Students read to Ms. Emerson’s class and then walk them to the bus for dismissal.

Teens Reaching Youth (TRY)

Students learn more about an environmental issue at a conference in December. Then, they visit K-2 classrooms to lead fun activities about that issue.