Activities

Advisors: Mrs. Lee and Ms. Koterman

Our meetings: will be held after school from 2:35-3:30 p.m.in Room 229. The first meeting is Thursday, September 24th.

Description: Builders Club + Student Council = North’s Student Leaders is a very active service organization that serves North Middle School activities as well as community events connected with the Kiwanis Club. It is a student group which plans many of the events geared for students and staff during the school year. It raises money for organizations of the students’ choosing and it allows students to be involved outside of school with some Kiwanis Club events.

Some of the activities planned throughout the year include: Spirit Days, CRUSH Soda sales, Pop tab collections, CAPS of LOVE and community-based service projects as well as several intergenerational activities. Anyone can join at any time during the school year- all are welcome. Students should listen to daily announcements for more information about meetings and activities.

Advisors: Mr. Peot

Description: FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. It is a national organization for students with an interest in developing their professional and leadership skills. It is an extremely popular club at our high school in Menomonee Falls, and well known state-wide and nationally. More and more schools have been starting chapters at the middle school level.

FBLA operates the school store and students will have the opportunity to compete in business-related subjects at the regional and state level against students from other middle schools. The regional competition will be in February. Students who do well at regionals can qualify for the state competition in April. We will also be involved with some community service projects throughout the year and will work collaboratively with the high school chapter on various projects.

First Meeting Date: Wednesday, September 30th until 1:50pm

Schedule of Meeting Dates 
 

Advisor: Mr. Berg

Do you love playing word games, strategy games, and card games? Is family game night just not enough? This year, North is bringing back GAME CLUB! The first meeting date will be announced soon as will the remaining meeting schedule. Everyone is welcome!

Advisors: Mr. Woosencraft and Mr. Tischer

Start Date: Mid November - stay tuned for more information.

Description: This club promotes healthy living and provides opportunities for students to exercise in a fun and relaxed setting outside of the school day and/or organized sports. Get Fit Club meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:40 – 3:40 pm from November through March. Students participate in a variety of physical activities including but not limited to swimming, pickle ball, running, weight lifting, basketball and volleyball. Each student activity is led and supervised by a physical education teacher. Students are welcome to participate in the program as many times as they wish during the course of the year.

Advisor: Ms. Bonilha

GSA provides a safe and welcoming environment for ALL students. It is a place where all students are accepted, supported, and can just simply be themselves. Free Space is a time for students to socialize and connect with each other while feeling part of a community. We will be meeting once a month, typically on the 2nd Tuesday, from 2:35-3:30. Be prepared to come relax and have some fun! ALL students are welcome to join!!

The first meeting is Tuesday, October 13th in the BIO

Advisor: Mrs. Poetzel

Are you interested in the medical field, forensics, nursing and more? Then HOSA might be for you. Open to all 7th and 8th grade students HOSA or Health Occupations Students of America is a club where we learn about health care careers, compete in events and do a community service project. This club is open to 7th and 8th grade students. There is a Schoology page to see more about what we are about or come and check us out at our first meeting or see Mrs. Poetzel for more information about joining. There are two registration pieces required for this club. First you need to be registered online through North and then there is a separate $20 registration fee required by the State of WI HOSA Program. Hope to see you soon, Mrs Poetzel.

First Meeting Date: September 28th until 3:15pm in Room 113.

Head coach: Mr. Mike Bons - mj1bons@gmail.com

Do you like riding your bike? Think you might enjoy riding your bike on trails? Maybe try bikepacking? What about competing against others in races? Come find out what the Menomonee Falls High School and North Middle School Mountain Bike Club is about. Sixth through twelfth grade students attending North Middle School or Menomonee Falls High School for the 2026/2027 academic year are eligible. We’re having two information sessions on Monday June 22 and Thursday June 25 from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the High School Media Room/Library. Choose one and bring your parent(s) and friend(s). 

We will also be holding a “Give It A Go” session on Tuesday, July 7, 6:00 pm - 7:30pm at Rotary Park. Bring you bike and your helmet; meet some of the coaches and club members; learn a few basic skills; and have some fun!

North Middle School students are invited to join the high school mountain bike club. Please click here for more information on the club.

Advisors: Mr. Tischer and Ms. Hessner

Do you enjoy ping pong and badminton? Come enjoy these and other racquet sports in Racquet Club. We meet in the spring after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 3:40pm.

Advisor: Mr. Khan

Please see Mr, Khan for more information. This club is by invitation only and you must go through an interview process. 

Advisors: Ms. Kenkel and Ms. Schrank

WEB is a middle school transition program that welcomes 6th graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. WEB, an acronym for Where Everybody Belongs, is built on the belief that students want to and can help other students succeed. The WEB middle school transition program trains selected members of the 8th grade class to be WEB Leaders; as positive role models, WEB Leaders are motivators, leaders and teachers who guide 6th graders to discover what it takes to be successful in middle school.

WEB is a middle school transition program that welcomes 6th graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. WEB, an acronym for Where Everybody Belongs, is built on the belief that students want to and can help other students succeed. The WEB middle school transition program trains selected members of the 8th grade class to be WEB Leaders; as positive role models, WEB Leaders are motivators, leaders and teachers who guide 6th graders to discover what it takes to be successful in middle school.

Advisor: Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Vitek

Meets: Monthly Sept-May, 2:35 - 4:00pm, Art Rooms 216-217

First Meeting Date: Monday, September 21st

Meeting Schedule

Description: Art club is a creative after school activity where students will be making art and doing other creative activities. Examples of activities include, Inktober, Empty Bowls, Extreme Hand Turkeys, Open Studio days, and more! Students are permitted to bring their own art supplies, however supplies are provided for all students who need them. Art club is perfect for all students who want a little more creativity in their lives. Students may register for Art Club at any point throughout the year through the "Arts and Activities" page on the North Middle School Website

Advisor: Mrs. Hake

Description : The Drama Club is a group for those interested in the theatrical arts.

This club will inspire the love of musical theater under the guidance of directors who are educators and have years of experience directing students and working in local community theaters.

Auditions will be held the first week in January. Stay tuned for more information!

Advisor: Mr. Hackbarth

Meet: TBD

Description: Jazz Ensemble is a performing group open to 7th/8th grade students (occasionally 6th grade students second semester). The Jazz Ensemble performs at school concerts and at a special Jazz event in March. The standard instruments in this group include saxes, trumpets, trombones (baritones), tubas, electric bass, keyboard/piano, guitar and drumset. If you are not in the band program, see Mrs.Holst in mid-September to discuss the opportunity for participation.