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Please complete grade-level survey and choose your top 3 options for Enrichment Day.  We will try to match students with one of his/her top 3 choices. Students MUST choose a DIFFERENT option for each of his/her three Enrichment choices (ex:  please do not pick iPads or Board Games three times. If you do, we will place you elsewhere). These Enrichment options will last for one semester (6 sessions), unless you are on Student Council (this option will be year long).

7th & 8th Grades:  Student Council is a year-long enrichment. You MUST choose a DIFFERENT option for each of your three Enrichment choices (ex. please do not pick Video Games or Basketball three times. If you do, we will place you elsewhere.)

ENRICHMENT EXAMPLES:  these change from year to year

  • iPad Gaming​
  • Gardening/Outdoors (M.A.N.U.R.E. club)
  • Board Games & Crafts
  • Student Council (*required for student council members)
  • Classical Movies
  • Coding: Using Scratch
  • Recycled Art
  • iPads
  • Trivia
  • STEM (Science Technology Engineering & Math) /Destination Imagination
  • Meigs Cares (community service)
  • Sign Language
  • French-"Fun with Conversations in French"
  • Color Guard Basics: Students will learn basic marching/movement, dance, and flag spinning techniques in order to perform a short indoor color guard routine.
  • Soccer
  • Tangle Art: Explore the art of detailed doodling to create intricate masterpieces!
  • Cycling Club: Students will learn safe cycling practices from both classroom presentations and on-the-road activities, drills and group rides. Classroom presentations will occur during Enrichment Wednesdays, road cycling will occur on the Music City Greenways. League Certified Instructors from the American League of Cyclists will be on hand to assist with both classroom and road cycling aspects of our club. Interested students must have access to their own bicycle and a helmet.
  • Harry Potter Club: Watch movies, and read & discuss Harry Potter books. We will also have magical activities like house sorting, wand making, and trivia tournaments
  • ROAK Club (Random Acts of Kindness): Designed to promote students to recognize emotional and physical needs in others in their school community and take action by completing kind acts or deeds for these individuals.
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  • Video Games (Students will need to have their own electronic device)