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The clubs listed below are available for students in grade 5. Please review the options with your child, and then click on the button that says, "Sign Up!" to get signed up.
Yearbook Club
Yearbook Club
Day - Tuesdays
Day - Tuesdays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: Digital Graphics Lab
Location: Digital Graphics Lab
Grade: 9-12
Grade: 9-12
Adviser: Beth Mulvaney, Joy Yeram & Golf Trangratapit
Join our exciting new student-led CMIS Yearbook Club, led by Joy Yeram, and help create the official 2025-2026 yearbook that will preserve this year's memories forever! Working collaboratively in our state-of-the-art Mac Lab, club members will take on individual specialized roles including photography, graphic design, writing, and layout coordination. Throughout this two-season commitment, students will develop real-world skills by reaching out to different departments, covering school events, and gathering compelling imagery that tells the complete story of our school year. This hands-on experience offers students the chance to build leadership skills, explore creative design, and work as part of a dedicated team while producing a professional publication that the entire school community will treasure for years to come.
Adviser: Beth Mulvaney, Joy Yeram & Golf Trangratapit
Join our exciting new student-led CMIS Yearbook Club, led by Joy Yeram, and help create the official 2025-2026 yearbook that will preserve this year's memories forever! Working collaboratively in our state-of-the-art Mac Lab, club members will take on individual specialized roles including photography, graphic design, writing, and layout coordination. Throughout this two-season commitment, students will develop real-world skills by reaching out to different departments, covering school events, and gathering compelling imagery that tells the complete story of our school year. This hands-on experience offers students the chance to build leadership skills, explore creative design, and work as part of a dedicated team while producing a professional publication that the entire school community will treasure for years to come.
Little Chefs
Little Chefs
Day - Mondays
Day - Mondays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: Preschool Snack Room
Location: Preschool Snack Room
Grade:PK-G.1
Adviser: Denise Price
Welcome to our Little Chefs Club which will be run by Ms. Denise, and Ms. Jip from the CMIS Preschool Division. The location of the club is in the Preschool Lunch Room. The collection will be promptly at 3:45 at the Preschool gate.
Grade:PK-G.1
Adviser: Denise Price
Welcome to our Little Chefs Club which will be run by Ms. Denise, and Ms. Jip from the CMIS Preschool Division. The location of the club is in the Preschool Lunch Room. The collection will be promptly at 3:45 at the Preschool gate.
The Little Chefs Club is one of the best ways to help children eat healthily and encourage them to learn to cook. Learning to cook helps kids find out about nutrition and what it means to follow instructions and directions.
The Little Chefs Club is one of the best ways to help children eat healthily and encourage them to learn to cook. Learning to cook helps kids find out about nutrition and what it means to follow instructions and directions.
Ignite Bible Study
Ignite Bible Study
Day - Mondays-Fridays
Day - Mondays-Fridays
Time: Lunch Time
Time: Lunch Time
Location: HS201
Location: HS201
Grade: 6-12
Grade: 6-12
Adviser: Keegan Brady
This is our Middle and High School focused bible study that meets during lunch.
Adviser: Keegan Brady
This is our Middle and High School focused bible study that meets during lunch.
Curiosity Club
Curiosity Club
Day - Mondays
Day - Mondays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: Preschool Snack Room
Location: Preschool Snack Room
Grade: PK-G.1
Adviser: Warinya Panchaipoom (Jip)
Curiosity Club will be a space where children can explore the things they wonder about through hands-on crafts, exciting science experiments, and meaningful discussions. It will be more than just a window into endless possibilities; it will be an opportunity for them to learn how to ask questions, think critically, and discover answers through curiosity-driven exploration and experimentation.
Grade: PK-G.1
Adviser: Warinya Panchaipoom (Jip)
Curiosity Club will be a space where children can explore the things they wonder about through hands-on crafts, exciting science experiments, and meaningful discussions. It will be more than just a window into endless possibilities; it will be an opportunity for them to learn how to ask questions, think critically, and discover answers through curiosity-driven exploration and experimentation.
Taekwondo Club
Taekwondo Club
Day - Wednesdays and Fridays
Day - Wednesdays and Fridays
Time: 2:45- 3:35
Time: 2:45- 3:35
Location: Dance Studio
Location: Dance Studio
Grade: 2-8 (on Wednesdays) PreK-1 (on Fridays)
Grade: 2-8 (on Wednesdays) PreK-1 (on Fridays)
Adviser: Tanin Yotanyamaneewong
*External Organization
Adviser: Tanin Yotanyamaneewong
*External Organization
Fun Fit and Fight with Taekwondo. We will learn about discipline, respect, self-control, and self-esteem in our sessions. All levels are welcome, we are looking forward to seeing new and old members!
Fun Fit and Fight with Taekwondo. We will learn about discipline, respect, self-control, and self-esteem in our sessions. All levels are welcome, we are looking forward to seeing new and old members!
Unity for Humanity
Unity for Humanity
Day - Fridays
Day - Fridays
Time: 2:45 - 3:45
Time: 2:45 - 3:45
Location: S203
Location: S203
Grades: 8-11
Grades: 8-11
Advisor: Lydia Bodo
Unity for Humanity is a club that supports those in need through volunteer work, community projects, and fundraisers. We foster inclusivity, compassion, and teamwork to empower individuals, enhance well-being, and address social challenges, bringing together diverse members to create positive change.
Advisor: Lydia Bodo
Unity for Humanity is a club that supports those in need through volunteer work, community projects, and fundraisers. We foster inclusivity, compassion, and teamwork to empower individuals, enhance well-being, and address social challenges, bringing together diverse members to create positive change.
American Sign Language (ASL)
American Sign Language (ASL)
Day - Thursday
Day - Thursday
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: TBD
Location: TBD
Grade: 4-8
Grade: 4-8
Adviser: Raina Grove & Brandon Mitchell
Come learn ASL so that we can communicate with each other in a new way and with those hard of hearing in our greater community. You will learn foundational ASL vocabulary and basic grammar, develop confidence in fingerspelling and conversational signing, increase awareness and understanding of Deaf culture and history, encourage kindness, empathy, inclusion and practice collaboration and peer teaching.
Adviser: Raina Grove & Brandon Mitchell
Come learn ASL so that we can communicate with each other in a new way and with those hard of hearing in our greater community. You will learn foundational ASL vocabulary and basic grammar, develop confidence in fingerspelling and conversational signing, increase awareness and understanding of Deaf culture and history, encourage kindness, empathy, inclusion and practice collaboration and peer teaching.
Friendship Fridays
Friendship Fridays
Day - Fridays
Day - Fridays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: TBD
Location: TBD
Grade: 3-5
Grade: 3-5
Adviser: Kimanta Moodley (Ms. Kim)
Friendship Fridays is a fun and supportive after-school program for students in Grades 3 to 5. Over 8 to 10 weeks, students meet once a week for 30–45 minutes to play games, do team challenges, and talk about what it means to be a good friend. They learn how to understand their feelings, listen to others, solve problems, and be kind. The goal is to help kids build confidence in making and keeping friends.
Adviser: Kimanta Moodley (Ms. Kim)
Friendship Fridays is a fun and supportive after-school program for students in Grades 3 to 5. Over 8 to 10 weeks, students meet once a week for 30–45 minutes to play games, do team challenges, and talk about what it means to be a good friend. They learn how to understand their feelings, listen to others, solve problems, and be kind. The goal is to help kids build confidence in making and keeping friends.
ECO Club
ECO Club
Day - Fridays
Day - Fridays
Time: Lunch
Time: Lunch
Location: G 101
Location: G 101
Grades: 9-12
Grades: 9-12
Advisor: Daniel Jager
Advisor: Daniel Jager
Eco club is a voluntary group that promotes environmental awareness and encourages participation in activities that improve the environment. It can be as big as a school or as small as a group of friends. The main objective of an eco club is to educate and raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage people to take action to improve their immediate environment. If you are interested in learning more about environmental issues and taking action to make a positive impact on the environment then this is the club for you!
Eco club is a voluntary group that promotes environmental awareness and encourages participation in activities that improve the environment. It can be as big as a school or as small as a group of friends. The main objective of an eco club is to educate and raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage people to take action to improve their immediate environment. If you are interested in learning more about environmental issues and taking action to make a positive impact on the environment then this is the club for you!
Debate & Rhetoric Club
Debate & Rhetoric Club
Day - Fridays
Day - Fridays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: French Room
Location: French Room
Grades: 9-12
Grades: 9-12
Advisor: Chloe Romain
Advisor: Chloe Romain
The Debate & Rhetoric Club is a space where students learn to express themselves with confidence, clarity, and critical thinking. Through engaging debates, public speaking exercises, and friendly competitions, members develop essential communication skills that empower them in school and beyond. Whether you're passionate about current events, love a good argument, or want to build confidence in speaking, this club is a fun and supportive place to grow your voice.
The Debate & Rhetoric Club is a space where students learn to express themselves with confidence, clarity, and critical thinking. Through engaging debates, public speaking exercises, and friendly competitions, members develop essential communication skills that empower them in school and beyond. Whether you're passionate about current events, love a good argument, or want to build confidence in speaking, this club is a fun and supportive place to grow your voice.
Haven Club
Haven Club
Day - Mondays
Day - Mondays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: HS 301
Location: HS 301
Grades: 6-12
Grades: 6-12
Advisor: Matthew Foley
Advisor: Matthew Foley
Haven Club is dedicated to making a positive impact through service learning. Students work together on projects that support local and global communities, building empathy, leadership, and problem-solving skills. Through hands-on service and reflection, members learn how their actions can create meaningful change.
Haven Club is dedicated to making a positive impact through service learning. Students work together on projects that support local and global communities, building empathy, leadership, and problem-solving skills. Through hands-on service and reflection, members learn how their actions can create meaningful change.
IMpact HQ Club
IMpact HQ Club
Day - Mondays
Day - Mondays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: HS 301
Location: HS 301
Grades: 9-12
Grades: 9-12
Advisor: David Dennison
Advisor: David Dennison
ImpactHQ is a student-sustained club that focuses on nonprofit entrepreneurship and advocacy for different causes around the world. The club will operate one project at a time which involves activities such as product development, market research, media design, etc. There are also aspects from media clubs within this club, with skills such as interviewing, writing, public speaking, publishing research papers, designing infographics, etc., being involved and organised by students. Members of the club will discuss project topics/causes together and organise fundraisers or events around the project.
ImpactHQ is a student-sustained club that focuses on nonprofit entrepreneurship and advocacy for different causes around the world. The club will operate one project at a time which involves activities such as product development, market research, media design, etc. There are also aspects from media clubs within this club, with skills such as interviewing, writing, public speaking, publishing research papers, designing infographics, etc., being involved and organised by students. Members of the club will discuss project topics/causes together and organise fundraisers or events around the project.
Code & Quest Club
Code & Quest Club
Day - Tuesdays
Day - Tuesdays
Time: 2:45-3:45
Time: 2:45-3:45
Location: E207
Location: E207
Grades: 3-5
Grades: 3-5
Advisor: Suttida Khunjida
Advisor: Suttida Khunjida
A fun club for young adventurers to learn coding without computers through games, mazes, and secret missions. Build logic, creativity, and problem-solving skills while earning points for rewards—all on paper!
A fun club for young adventurers to learn coding without computers through games, mazes, and secret missions. Build logic, creativity, and problem-solving skills while earning points for rewards—all on paper!
The clubs listed above are available for students in grade 5. Please review the options with your child, and then click on the button that says, "Sign Up!" to get signed up.
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