Forsythe Clubs
Quarter 2
Begin: Oct 27
Please Re-register for Quarter 2 Clubs
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Quarter 1
Sept 15 - Oct 24
Quarter 2
Oct 27th - Jan 3
Quarter 3
Jan 26 - April 3
Quarter 4
April 6 - June
Club Description and Registration
****A parent or guardian must register the student each quarter. Space is limited and clubs are on a first come basis. A waitlist may be started if clubs are over capacity. Click on the club heading to register. ****
Do you like watching anime? Reading manga? Doing CosPlay? Come join the Anime Club and share your love of anime.
Meet Ms. Sylvan on Thursday in room 512, from 3:15-4:30.
Email: mindrevelation@gmail.com
The GSA (Gender and Sexualities Alliance) is an after school club that welcomes all students and is designed to create a safe space for the LGBQT community and their allies. The club strives to help students develop positive relationships between peers and work toward creating a more inclusive environment at Forsythe.
Room 501, with Mrs. Baughn on Tuesday, from 3:15-4:30.
Email: baughn@aaps.k12.mi.us, gould@aaps.k12.mi.us
Black Student Union (BSU) is an all-inclusive club that spotlights the African Americans experience, achievements, culture and history, past and present. Students participate weekly with activities that include discussions in the areas of current events and personal academic success. Planning and rehearsing for school-wide events in the areas of public speaking, leadership roles as student ambassadors, greeting parents and hosting assemblies, as well as community service projects are some of the highlights. The Forsythe Black Student Union has been in existence for over 20 years.
Meet in the media center, with Mrs. Fields, on Monday’s, from 3:15-4:30.
Email: fieldss@aaps.k12.mi.us
Students can stay after school in a supervised environment to work on their assignments. This will allow students to use school resources such as computers and reference materials.
Meet Mrs. Hogan and/or Ms. Baughn in the media center, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:30 pm.
Email: hoganj@aaps.k12.mi.us Email: baughn@aaps.k12.mi.us,
Robotics Club - Registration Closed
Robotics begins Sept 6th.
This club runs for 6th-8th graders from September 6 until the end of November. Our 8th/9th grade team will have information on registration after December (Acceptance onto the FRC 8th/9th grade team has a prerequisite of being involved in FTC Robotics for prior seasons)
There are many parent volunteers and we have increased space so that all who register will have an opportunity to participate. Volunteer Form on Forsythe Robotics Website
Although registration opens every quarter, if you are just joining, you may be starting in the middle of a project. Additionally, some students may not want to see the whole project through and may want to try a different club. Registration helps us keep track of students' participation in clubs throughout the building.
Club Description: This club involves learning about and working with robots. You will be involved in various ways such as the conception, design, manufacturing and operation of the robot.
A suggested $100.00 donation would be much appreciated but not mandatory and this will help pay for competition entry fees and equipment. Find Link for Donation on Forsythe Robotics Website
Meet Mrs. Heraud on Tuesday from 3:15-4:45 pm and Saturday's from 9-12:00 pm
September 6th Kickoff is from 10:00-2:00 (Only this day has this time)
Email: heraudc@aaps.k12.mi.us
Students will learn how to play Dungeons & Dragons, a popular tabletop role playing game.
The three pillars of the game will be exploration, social interaction, and combat. Students will learn the rules of the game, create characters, and role play through each session. Students have an opportunity to learn teamwork, creative writing and character development, and improvisational choices. Above all, role playing games are theater of the mind, and cultivate a high degree of imagination.
Meet: Ms. Baughn in the cafeteria on Monday from 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Email: theresa_taylor2@yahoo.com
Magic is fun to play because you use your imagination, and it's basically a cross between the adult version of pokemon and dungeons and dragons. Magic was the first trading card game produced and continues to thrive. Each game represents a battle between wizards known as “planeswalkers”, who employ spells, artifacts, and creatures depicted on individual Magic cards to defeat their opponents.
Meet Mr. Larson in room 512 on Monday’s from 3:15 - 4:30 pm
A national middle school mathematics competition that builds problem-solving skills and fosters achievement through four levels of fun, in-person “bee” style contests. Grab your lunch quickly then meet for some fun.
A $35 donation is requested but not mandatory. Donations are applied to registration fees during competition season. Checks can be made out to the PTSO, (memo MathCounts).
Meet Dr. Beck during all lunches in room 512
Email: Lylee@rocketmail.com
MathCounts Competition:
MathCounts is ALL ABOUT PROBLEM-SOLVING. Students have to know some math, have a dose of creativity, a pinch of determination, and a just little bit of speed. The School-Wide Competition is a great way to try it out!!! Any student can participate, register by Dec 5th. Spots are limited and on a first come basis.
There are four sections to the competition--Sprint (no calculators), Target (with Calculators), Team, and a final Countdown.
Particulars:
Event is Friday, Dec 12th (8:00am-12:00pm) at Forsythe.
Students will check in with their advisory teachers and then report to the Media Center by 8:20am. They will be release from the competition at 12:00 pm.
Parents must complete the registration form. All information must be provided in order for a student to be considered for the MathCounts School Wide Competition.
*Bagel Breakfast and Pizza lunch will be provided.
*Check with your math teacher! Some give extra credit for participation in the MathCounts Competition.
We will design and create this year’s yearbook, including taking pictures of clubs and activities around the school.
Meet. Mrs, Markle in the library on (Day TBD) from 3:15 - 4:30 pm.
Email: marklek@aaps.k12.mi.us
National History Day Competition Club
Do you love history? Help create an individual or group project supporting the theme of “rights and responsibilities in history”. The project can be a documentary, exhibit, paper, performance or website. Information about attending the Michigan History Day competition and showcasing your project will be available. Competing is not required.
Meet Mrs. Seyam in room 511 on Thursday from 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Email: seyamz@aaps.k12.mi.us
Chess Club is a welcoming space for students to learn and enjoy the game of chess. Participants of all skill levels gather to practice strategies, compete in friendly matches, and improve their critical thinking skills. Beyond fostering a love for chess, the club promotes patience, sportsmanship, and analytical reasoning, while also offering a fun social outlet for students to connect with peers outside of regular class hours.
Meet Yulia Hristova & Youfu Cao in room 111 from 3:15 - 4:30 pm.
Email: diaqqqq@gmail.com, yulia.hristova@gmail.com
This club is available to all school musicians for enrichment and support. Students practice individually, receive coaching, practice in small groups to help each other improve, and learn music beyond what is covered in class. Socializing is encouraged as long as students are engaged in music work.
Meet Ms. Lilliefors in room 103 on Tuesday’s from 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Email: illieforse@aaps.k12.mi.us
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