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Reflections is a National PTA program that encourages students to explore the arts and express themselves through a nationwide contest. Students can submit art in the form of visual arts, literature, music, film, photography or dance choreography.
Junior Optimist
Optimism builds resilience. It allows individuals to create and achieve personal goals. Optimistic people feel more in control of situations and have higher self-esteem. Pessimism influences us to take disappointment and rejections personally. Optimism helps us move up and stay up…together.
Meetings are FUN. Every agenda includes a game, ice breaker and/or team challenge component.
We have three competitions each year: Oratorical, Essay and Video and the prize money and scholarship opportunities are awesome.
We support leadership, (each group elects team officers) personal development.
Each group completes at least one community service project.
All meetings are accredited to count toward community service hours. The meetings are conveniently scheduled right after school- once per month.
Optimists host and participate in many Farmington area events such as parades, leadership events and community wide service events.
Students lead and run the meetings. It’s a great way to be heard and make a difference in your school and community.
Participation in the group looks great on college applications and resumes.
Contact: Diane Eklov at dceklov@gmail.com
Meetings: TBD
Dream Kings
The Dream Kings Program is designed to share and teach the principles of manhood. The Leadership Program helps young men realize their passions, purposes, and powers. The program is free to Warner students. Stay tuned for more information. Please watch this informative video and read the packet for more information.
To register for this program please fill out the permission slip (found in the packet linked above) and submit it to the main office. We have copies of the packet available in the main office if you need it. Spots are limited to 20 participants. If we have more than 20 students interested, spots will be given to the first 20 students who turn in their permission forms. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to angela.szalai@fpsk12.net.
Contact: Angi Szalai (angela.szalai@fpsk12.net)
Meetings: TBD
Pretty Brown Girls
Pretty Brown Girls for 7th and 8th Grade Girls
Pretty Brown Girls is a sisterhood where we celebrate all of the beautiful shades of brown! PBG Academy provides girls a safe space for our voices to be heard. Join us for PBG Girl Talks on self-confidence, Dreaming Big, setting goals, making new friends, and so much more!
If you are interested in enrolling your 7th or 8th grade girl in Pretty Brown Girls, stay tuned for more information.
Previous year links:
Contact: Angi Szalai (angela.szalai@fpsk12.net)
Meetings: TBD
Student Council
Contact: Carol Sethi Ed.S. carol.sethi@fpsk12.net
Meetings: TBD
Diversity Club
Contact: Carol Sethi Ed.S. carol.sethi@fpsk12.net
Other Groups/Clubs at Warner:
Step Team
Green Team
LOC - Warner LOC Credit Union
NJHS - National Junior Honor Society
If you or your student are interested in a program that is currently not available, please reach out to the Warner PTSA. We can help reach out to the Warner Community to see if we can get student participation and a volunteer to lead the program.
warnermsfh@gmail.com
The below lists past programs that were once available at Warner. However, due to lack of participation or volunteer leaders they are no longer available. If you are interested in leading one of the programs below or your student is interested in participating in one of the below programs, please let contact us at warnermsfh@gmail.com
Word Masters
Word Masters builds vocabulary and promotes analytical and metaphorical thinking.
FTC Competition - Learn more by visiting www.firstinspires.org, view this year's challenge FTC Challenge
Science Olympiads
Science Olympiad is a science-themed competition in which teams from various schools compete in 23 events that cover a broad range of science subjects such as physics, chemistry, anatomy, geology, genetics, earth science, technology, etc... and is aligned with the Michigan Science curriculum.
See www.soinc.org and www.mi-so.org for more information.
Great Books
Committee Chairperson: Open - without a committee chair, this program will not exist.
Great Books Seminar 6–12 | The Great Books Foundation
Math Olympiad
Team members study new concepts and complete practice problems. Five monthly "contests" are held on-site from November to March that test students' skills and allow them to compete against other teams. MO meets October through March.
Math Pentathlon is a fun way for students to strengthen their math, strategic thinking and problem solving skills by playing games.
Click here for more information about Math Pentathlon.
Art Smart
Committee Chairperson: Open - without a committee chair, this program will not exist.
Destination Imagination
This program helps students develop their problem solving skills while it promotes team work and creativity through it's fun challenges. More information on the program can be found at http://www.destinationimagination.org/#
National Spelling Bee
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