DVD presentations designed to answer the questions "Is there a God", "Is the Bible true" , "Is Jesus the way", "What is the grace of God".  Please contact Mrs. Garrison if you have any questions - agarrison@caravel.org.

The Blue-Gold Club raises money and awareness for the DFRC (Delaware Foundation Reaching Citizens with intellectual disABILITIES). We will meet at various times throughout the school year, usually in the Lower School Library. The Blue-Gold Club also holds special events with the proceeds going to the DFRC.  Please contact   for more information.

4th Grade Book Club is for voracious fourth-grade readers that love to discuss books and compete against each other in teams. Meetings are held in the library on Mondays during H period. The club begins around midyear, and acceptance is by committee approval only.  Please contact Mrs. Robelen (crobelen@caravel.org) for more information.

If you love reading, then this club is for you! We will be meeting when my plan is last during the week and we will gather in Room ?. During the meetings, we will choose books to read together as a group and then reconvene and discuss. Or, we can discuss what everyone is reading and enjoy hearing about others' interests. It will be up to the members to dictate how the Club proceeds.  We will have an informational meeting on ??? during H period for any student that would like to join. If you have any questions beforehand, feel free to reach out to ???

Lunch at Chick-fil-A after delivering all the supplies donated in May, 2023.

Caravel Academy's Debate Club is a formal debate team where students debate interesting and complex topics and learn how to form, support, and defend arguments while competing with schools across the region. Debate Club meets each A day (when G is last) during H period in room 501.  For more information, please contact Mr. Drummonds (wdrummonds@caravel.org), or Mr. Bell (abell@caravel.org).  

Caravel's Esports Club is for students in grades 8-12 (age 13+) who participate in video game competitions against other schools nationwide. We meet from 3:30-5:30pm Monday-Thursday in room 605. There is a fall season (September-December) and spring season (January-April).  Please contact Mr. Regan (mregan@caravel.org), Mrs. Garrison (agarrison@caravel.org) or Mr. Forney (rforney@caravel.org) for more information.

Our club is for students of any athletic ability to come learn how to enjoy different kinds of training. We will learn how to lift weights, perform calisthenics, stretch, run, and more in a safe and positive environment. We will meet in the weight room from 3:30-5:00, on Mondays, Wednesdays, or both, depending on our members' availability.  Please reach out to Mr. Forney with any questions - rforney@caravel.org.

International Club educates students about other countries, our international community and hopes to expands students' understanding of other cultures by examining their differences and similarities.  Together, we will accomplish this by learning about the countries by creating crafts, watching short videos and having club discussions.  The international club will meet on C days during H period in Room 608.

Our goal is to create a space where students can learn and collaborate while exploring topics such as global challenges, beauty and aesthetics, contemporary life, family and communities, and personal/public identities.  Students will learn about the different aspects of a country's culture, which will include their language, customs, traditions, history, food, music and more!  Join us for a globe trotting experience around the world!   For more information, please contact Mrs. Brunke cbrunke@caravel.org.

The Jefferson Awards Club "stands behind the power of service to others in bringing out the greatness that lies within."  As we restart the club this year, we will seek to multiply good through participation in public service projects throughout our school. For more information, please contact  Mrs. Bishop (lbishop@caravel.org).

Math League 9th Grade is a competitive club that participates in 4 monthly Regional competitions from November to February. Students travel after school to participating Regional schools once in each month. After snacks (usually pizza and soda) have been served, students complete individual and group problems which contribute to the team score. The top two teams from Regional competition qualify to compete in the State Invitational Meet which is held in April.  Please contact mwisniewski@caravel.org for more information.  The advisor for this club is Mr. Wisniewski..

Math League 10-12th Grade is a competitive club that participates in 4 monthly Regional competitions from November to February. Students travel after school to participating Regional schools once in each month. After snacks (usually pizza and soda) have been served, students complete individual and group problems which contribute to the team score. The top two teams from Regional competition qualify to compete in the State Invitational Meet which is held in April.  Please contact mwisniewski@caravel.org for more information.  Mr. Wisniewski is the advisor for this club.

MOEMS provides monthly problem solving contests for elementary and middle school students.  Teams of up to 35 students can participate in either the Elementary division, grades 4 to 6, or the Middle School division grades 6 to 8.

The five monthly contests with five problems each consist of unique problem sets that must be administered each month from November through March.

Please contact Mrs. Erne if you would like to participate in Math Olympiad for 5th or 6th grade.  k.erne@caravel.org

The Caravel Academy Medical Club is for students interested in a career in healthcare. The club will help students connect with professionals in all types of healthcare fields, alert students to internship and shadowing opportunities, and discuss topics relevant to healthcare-interested students.  Please contact Mr. Orlando for more information - rorlando@caravel.org.

This is for 5th - 8th graders who are interested in creating art. It is a open studio setting where you can create your own artwork. You can use various materials from canvas, markers, oil pastels to paints, watercolors and more. You will pick either Monday's group or Friday's group (you may only pick one day). We will meet during H period when it falls on Monday, when A period is last, or Friday, when A period is last. That is when you would come to art club. Please listen to the announcements when the sign up sheets are on my door to join the club.  If you have additional questions, contact 

Science Olympiad is a club offered to 7-8th grade students that prepares science enthusiasts for Science Olympiad by doing mock projects and events.  During the school year, Caravel Academy team members will meet and practice for science olympiad events in a collaborative fashion in preparation for future competition.

Science Olympiad will meet H periods in either room 206 or 308.  For more information, contact Ms. Larrew at llarrew@caravel.org.

The Middle School Sportsmanship Committee strives to educate, prepare, and encourage Caravel Academy’s middle school athletes to represent themselves, their school and their team in a positive way that shows good character, respect and fairness in all things.   

This committee will serve as preparation for the leadership that is necessary to obtain the DIAA sportsmanship award at the middle school level and to be selected for the leadership conference in the future.

Committee member expectations:

- Attend meetings regularly (once / month with occasional additional activities).  Meetings will be held during H period.  Location may vary depending on availability.  

- Set a positive example for teammates, classmates, and ALL Caravel students

- Serve as a liaison, communicate concerns about individual / team behavior that may negatively reflect on students/athletes and Caravel as a whole

- Document (write about and take pictures) community service that is done by your team 

- Encourage younger students to show good sportsmanship and lead by example

- Participate in discussions and activities that promote and encourage good sportsmanship throughout the school.

Please fill out the Middle School Sportsmanship Interest Form if you would like to join this club.  A maximum of 16 members will be selected based on the answers provided in the form below.  If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Hutson at chutson@caravel.org.

https://forms.gle/SFpjhYU5qrUrE2sdA

The Middle School Student Council handles activities for the middle school students.  Activities include organizing dances, doing fundraisers, and handling new student tours of Caravel. The group will meet once every 3 weeks or more if necessary. We will meet during lunchtime or during an H period.  For more information, contact Mrs. Roarty, Mrs. Bishop or Miss Clark - droarty@caravel.org, lbishop@caravel.org, jclark@caravel.org.

The objective of the Technology Club is to explore, practice, and advocate creative and constructive uses of various technologies above and beyond the opportunities provided within the class curriculum.  Please contact Mr. Boland (wcboland@caravel.org) for more information.

"YMCA Civic Engagement provides students in middle and high school with the opportunity to represent and serve their communities through model government, leadership and professional development, advocacy, and service-learning."

For more information about Model UN, please contact Mrs. Brunke at cbrunke@caravel.org.

Students will learn, share, collaborate, and have fun with photography! All experience levels are welcome to join us on D-days (when C is last) in room 502 during H period.  We will rotate these meetings with the Mock Trial club.  Please direct any questions to Mr. Drummonds (wdrummonds@caravel.org) or Mrs. Hicken (ahicken@caravel.org). 

MS Recycling Club will work to help Caravel do their part to reduce, reuse and recycle. Members will be responsible for getting classroom recycling to the appropriate containers behind the cafeteria during H period. Come help Caravel recycle! Contact mdoyle@caravel.org for more information.

The Caravel Table Game Club is a group of Upper School students interested in discussing and playing cooperative games, such as TableTop Role-Playing Games (TTRPGs). These cooperative games are an excellent way to build leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. We meet regularly in rooms 501 and 504 to play various cooperative games. For more information, please contact Mr. Bell at abell@caravel.org.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. Graham (mgraham@caravel.org) or Mr. Oliver (soliver@caravel.org).

Upper School Chess Club is open to all interested Upper School students, on a first come first serve basis, who are interested in developing their chess game and playing in house tournaments.  Every other week, club members are responsible for checking the chess bulletin board, locating their opponent, scheduling a convenient time to play that student (either in person or electronically), and playing their match.  This is a great club for students who have an unpredictable schedule as it allows them the ability to make their own meeting times.  Contact Mr. Delaney for more information - cdelaney@caravel.org.

Glee Club is a performance group open to students in grades 5-12.  Glee Club meets each Thursday during H period and performs during the Middle School Winter & Spring Fine Arts Festivals as well as the Delaware Choral Festival in the Spring.

Glee Club performs current popular songs in harmony as well as arrangements of jazz and musical theater songs. Glee Club is a fun, interactive atmosphere where students have the opportunity to display their musical interests and talents.

If you are interested in joining Glee Club, please email Ms. Boone at sboone@caravel.org. We hope to see you there!

Ukulele Club meets during H period on Wednesdays for students in grades 5-12. Classroom Ukuleles are available, but students are able to purchase one from school or another location. Students of all ability levels are welcome! Many members of our club are beginners who have little to no experience before joining. Contact Mrs. Busovsky for more information: kbusovsky@caravel.org