Hill Middle School offers a variety of clubs and organizations. So whatever your interests may be, Hill offers something for everyone!
Cross Country Club
- Starting in September - Usually several weeks after the Regular Cross Country team has begun practices.
- Watch the daily announcements for specific starting dates.
- 6th-8th Grade students are welcome to come and run along side the cross country team on particular pre-set dates. (See flyer for dates)
- Gives 6th grade students an opportunity to experience cross country running without the competitive aspect of an interscholastic team.
- Students should have a Permission Slip turned in. It is available in the main office or for download from the Hill website.
UPDATE: 2012 Season Permission Form Download (UPDATED ON 9/7/2012)
Running Club
- Starting in March - Watch the daily announcements for specific starting dates
- All students are welcome to get into shape for the spring season or just run for fun.
- Perfect for those who have not run for a while
- Students should have a Permission Slip turned in. It is available in the office or for download from the Hill website.
- Weather appropriate clothing is required.
- Club meets outside the Fitness Room at 3:10 pm
UPDATE: 2011 Season Permission Form Download (UPDATED ON 4/6/2011)
Newspaper Club
Try your hand at journalism and help publish the Hill Middle School Newspaper.
Yearbook Club
Meets throughout the school year to design the Trailblazer yearbook.
Chess Club
Meets winter & spring. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, the Chess Club will match your skills!
Art Club
Meets in fall & winter. Tap into your creative & artistic abilities FACS Club – meets in fall & winter. Learn to cook some wonderful snacks!
Ski Club
Goes for 1 one day trips
3M Club
Math, Magic & Munchies – meets for snacks and math related games. Finish off with a tournament with our other middle schools.
Reading Club
meets throughout the school year. Join us for snacks and book discussion.
Science Fair
Meets in the spring. Do research & conduct experiments on a variety of topics.