Poudre School District
Webber Middle School

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Webber Middle School

#TheWebberWay

Clubs at Webber

Student Initiated clubs:

A list of student-initiated clubs can be found here.

To apply for a student-initiated club, submit a form here.

School-sponsored clubs:

Art Club

Art Club is a space for students to create artwork independently and an opportunity to participate in Webber Community art projects like murals. Mrs. Ruiz will provide materials for free however, donations are helpful. If interested in donating to the art club material fund, please email Mrs. Ruiz. chruiz@psdschools.org.  You will need to sign up for art club with parental permission. There are 40 spots open for art club.

  • Where: Art Room
  • When: Thursdays; 2:25 - 3:25pm
  • Start Date: 9/4
  • For more information contact Mrs. Ruiz: chruiz@psdschools.org

Crochet Club

  • Where: C20
  • When: Mondays; 2:30-3:30pm
  • Start Date: 9/8
  • For more information contact Ms. Vaughan: svaughan@psdschools.org

Dungeons & Dragons and Tabletop Games 

This is a student-initiated club. In this club we will meet after school to learn about Dungeons and Dragons, its history, how to make character sheets, play in a campaign, and develop skills to become a Dungeon Master.  We are also open to playing other role-playing tabletop games for interested students. All students and staff are welcome to attend. Parents with DnD experience are encouraged to sign up to volunteer with PSD at Webber. Dungeon Master experience to facilitate and run multiple campaigns is always appreciated. We will start beginners with the first edition and level 1 characters whenever possible.  

  • Where: Webber LMC
  • When: TBD
  • Start Date: TBD
  • For more information contact Ms. Neal: deneal@psdschools.org 

E Sports

E Sports is competitive video gaming, like other organized sports, where middle school teams play video games against each other in leagues and tournaments, fostering skills like teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and sportsmanship, while also providing academic, social, and emotional benefits through structured play and community building. It is administered by CHSSA and is structured like any competitive sport (Volleyball, Football, etc.). Tournaments will be held in December against Middle Schools from all over Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.

  • Where: Modular 1
  • When: Tuesday & Thursday; 2:25 - 3:25
  • Start Date: 9/9
  • For more information contact Mr. Bono: vbono@psdschools.org 

 

Guitar Club

For anyone who is a beginner in guitar. There are guitars available to rent out to students so you do not need to provide your own! This is a yearlong club where students will learn acoustic songs and guitar chords together and sing.

  • Where: C18
  • When: Tuesdays; 2:25 - 3:25
  • Start Date: 10/7
  • For more information contact Ms. Bolt: kbolt@psdschools.org

 

FCA

FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) is a nationwide organization that aims to be present on middle school, high school, and college campuses. The "Huddle" consists of students (do not have to be an athlete!) to come together to fellowship, share stories of faith, play a game, have a donut and meet new friends. The goal of FCA is to serve the campus and community by being a positive presence for ALL students. This is a STUDENT-led group, and the adult sponsor does not participate in any speaking engagements, and is only there to supervise. 

  • Where: D15
  • When: Thursdays; 7:00 - 7:25am
  • Start Date: 9/11
  • For more information, contact Mr. Luther: cluther@psdschools.org 

Magic: The Gathering Club

Magic the Gathering is the world's original and most popular trading card game. Playing magic is an excellent way to stimulate the mind, think creatively and solve problems while improving linguistics, building social skills, and learning how to be respectful in competitive situations. This club is for anyone who plays Magic or wants to learn how to play. Cards and other supplies will be available for new players

  • Where: C13
  • When: Tuesdays; 2:30-4:00pm
  • State Date: 10/7
  • For more information contact Mr. Petersen: bpeterse@psdschools.org

Newspaper Club

Do you like to write? Take pictures or videos? Create content like art, podcasts, or videos? Use your creativity? Interview people? Tell stories? Stay current on all that happens with Webber sports, events, clubs, and more? Write reviews of books and/or movies? Well then The Webber Weekly– Webber’s student newspaper club– is for you! Newspaper Club will meet weekly on Mondays from 2:30-3:30pm in Miss Young’s room in B-7. All are welcome and encouraged to join, and students can join at any point throughout the year- it is NEVER too late! We need a strong staff of student journalists for The Webber Weekly! 

  • Where: B7
  • When: Mondays; 2:30-3:30pm
  • Start Date: 9/8
  • For more information contact Ms. Young: tyoung@psdschools.org

Science Bowl

Science Bowl is a team competition in which students pit their knowledge of Earth and Space Science, Life Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics against other schools in the region in a trivia-style competition.  We compete in teams of 4-5 in a fast paced competition. It is fun and challenging and culminates in a State Competition in Windsor on February 7th with a chance for an all expenses paid trip to compete and Nationals in the Spring.

  • Where: Modular 1
  • When: Wednesdays, 2:30-3:30pm
  • Start Date: 9/10
  • For more information, contact Mr. Bono: vbono@psdschools.org 

Science Olympiad 

Science Olympiad explores in-depth science concepts and challenges students, as well as being a competitive event. Science Olympiad is a national organization and team members will represent our school in 23 Science events ranging from life, physical, and earth science topics to engineering and building challenges.

Each team consists of 15 students and they will compete in 3-5 events, of their choosing. 

Students compete at the Regional and hopefully State level in March and April.  

For more information about the Science Olympiad visit: soinc.org or coloradoscienceolympiad.org

WAVE

Webber Aerospace Ventures in Education

Students simulate real space missions in this hands-on aerospace club. Over 4.5 months, participants work in specialized teams including Engineering, Life Support, Geology, Remote Sensing, and Rover Operations. Following NASA’s structure, students advance through ranks from Mission Specialist to Project Manager to Astronaut.

Each mission culminates in a 2-day simulation where astronauts operate from our custom-built space shuttle while ground control teams collaborate to solve complex technical challenges. Students may build CO2 scrubbers, program autonomous rovers, design radiation shielding, and a host of other authentic space exploration problems.

Meeting weekly throughout the school year, WAVE develops critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership skills through realistic mission scenarios. Students learn to work under pressure, coordinate complex operations, and apply scientific knowledge to solve real problems.

Open to students in grades 6-8. No prior experience necessary - just curiosity about space exploration and willingness to work as part of a team

Welcome to WAVE video

Mission website 

  • Where: E01
  • When: Tuesdays; 2:30-3:45pm
  • Start Date: Interviews: 9/2; All Students: 9/23
  • For more information contact Mr. Schroeder: geoffs@psdschools.org

Wellness Club 

Wellness Club meets every Monday in the gym. We test new games, get exercise, and organize school wellness activities, such as our annual dodgeball night. If you like to move, have fun, and learn new games, then Wellness Club is for you! Come play! 

 

 

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