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- Creston Middle School
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Clubs
Clubs and school organizations are formed at Creston Middle School as student interest develops. Listed below are current clubs and orgnizations with a brief description of each one. Students should listen for intercom announcements concerning organizational meetings.
Creston's Academic Pursuit teams have a proud tradition in competition with the other middle schools in Marion County. Students compete in "Brain Game" type matches on Wednesday afternoons from November until mid-February. Five students at a time vie to answer questions against students from another school. The season concludes with a Saturday County Tournament in February. Each grade level competes separately, with its own coach and practice schedule.
The Art Club will meet periodically throughout the school year and is open to all 7th and 8th grade students with a love for art. Students must sign up to attend each session and sign-up times and locations will be given on morning announcements. All levels of talent are welcome...the only requirement is enthusiasm for expression through art!
Boys to Men is a mentoring group that started 6 years ago at Creston Middle School. The mission is to pair up and coming 6th graders with some of our top 8th grade students. We discuss things like decision making, accountability, hard work and etiquette.
The Creston Spring Play will be held on Thursday, March 1st and is open to all 7th and 8th graders. Whether it is a musical or drama, students will enjoy seeing the script evolve into a full production. Many parts are available ... from those in leading rolls to those working behind the scenes. All play a major part in making the final production a major hit. Students need to watch morning announcements for sign up times and locations.
National Junior Honor Society honors students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, character and citizenship. NJHS challenges students to develop further through active involvement in school activities and community service.
Speech Team strives to promote excellence in communication through spirited dedication to self and team improvement and also by being ambassadors of ethical competition and sportsmanship.
Scratchboard drawings created by Art Club members are displayed in the halls of CMS!
NJHS's November Service Project
yielded 4,348 canned food items
thanks to CMS's student body!
NJHS members work on the Holiday Mail for Heros December service project.