Middle School

Must Knows:

• October-March Committment- (if qualify for state then season goes until April 21)

  • Meetings twice a week

    • Wednesday for Competitive Mario Kart

    • Thursday for Competitive Super Smash Bros

• Multiple virtual competitions and 1 in-person per season.

• Other gaming titles are available if students would like to play/compete including Minecraft, Just Dance, and Rocket League

• Must compete in at least 2 gaming titles per session. (Note not every game is offered in-person during each session.)

• $800 supplemental position paid for by Technology Department. (certified)

• Must submit a team of 2 for the Shoutcasting Challenge

• Encourage and prioritize participation from students who may not always feel included in traditional gaming communities, including females, students of color, students with IEPs, and others who are seeking a strong sense of community. Your club should be representative of your school. 

• Ideal number of student participants is 8-15. Experienced coaches may seek to grow their club to include additional students who have a passion for gaming, but may not want to play competitively. 

Competitive teams

• 1 competitive team per game title. Teams should be composed of different students. A student on one team can serve as a sub for another. Day of subs may change out after initial round. 

  • Minecraft- 2-6 students

  • Mario Kart- 4 students

  • Super Smash Bros- 3 students

  • Just Dance- 3 students

  • Rocket League- 4 students

Classified Staff: Hourly employees must clock out of regular job and then clock in to the supplemental position after regular work hours. 

• • • 40 hour employee everything is charged as overtime so you effectively have fewer hours they are eligible. Check with your principal.