CMASAS Clubs

Did you know that sea otters hold hands when they sleep to keep from drifting apart and that butterflies taste with their feet? If you love animals and would like to learn more about them, then this club is for you! Some of the topics we will cover are jobs associated with animals, animal habitats, what animal do you most relate to and why, unusual & exotic animals, we will bring our pets to share and so much more!

Let's share our passion for cooking and baking! This is a hands-on club and we will be baking and cooking each meeting "together." This is a great way to express your creativity or learn some new skills in the kitchen! 

In Book Club we will discuss the book we read for the previous month and pre-read the upcoming month's book. We will also discuss what we are currently reading for fun and random book/author topics. In between meetings, we will use the Teams chat and/or Goodreads to discuss what we are reading and recommend books to each other.

Welcome to Chess Club! If you are interested in playing chess with fellow CMASAS students or improving your game, this is the club for you! Each club meeting members will play against each other in various time formats. Occasional tournaments for members to participate in will also be set up. Our club will also involve some chess trivia games and videos on the history of chess (looking at some of the best grand masters) and helpful chess analysis videos!

This club is for all high school students who are interested in going to college after high school. We meet once a month to cover a variety of topics related to applying to college, preparing for college, meeting all requirements to apply to college, scholarships, and more. I present/cover topics, but also students are highly encouraged to send topics they would like to have covered and/or bring questions to ask each month. Your parents are welcome to attend meetings with you, as well.

We will explore world events, share traditional games and activities, and engage in celebrations within different cultures around the world. Each meeting will have a predetermined culture to explore, and you will get to help pick the culture we explore! In addition, we will have a virtual component where students "visit" different regions to witness the culture "first-hand".

Are you interested in being a physical therapist, veterinarian, nurse, psychologist, dentist, dental hygienist, nurse assistant, pharmacist, or doctor in any field of medicine? Are you exploring the idea of healthcare as a career?

Join us in exploring the many ways to nurture your mind, body, and spirit. The Health & Wellness Club offers a variety of activities including yoga, breathing exercises, journaling, meditation, and fun challenges like walking or running goals. We’ll also dive into topics like nutritious eating, Blue Zone lifestyles, and other practices that support long-term health.

Welcome to the Minecraft Club! All students are wecome to join in the fun of building in Minecraft in this club. We'll talk all things Minecraft, have build challenges, share survival tips, and be adventurous. Students are encouraged to create their own worlds and share them with other club members. We will use Minecraft: Education Edition during our meetings.

National Honor Society is a nationally recognized student leader organization. We have a set of bylaws we are required to to keep up to date and adhere to keep our membership. Furthermore, we must pay NHS "chapter dues" each year. Also, all student members pay yearly dues, must perform a certain amount of hours every year. Members must follow a strict set of guidelines in an application process to become members. We meet monthly from August through May of each school year.

The Philosophy Club for high school students aims to encourage critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and thoughtful discussion around life’s most fundamental questions. One key objective is to examine morality—what it means to do the right thing and how we decide what’s right in complex situations.

Welcome to STEM Club MS/HS, where young people curious about science, technology, engineering and math explore ideas in an informal setting and learn from each other's knowledge and experience. Each month will have a theme and each meeting, student volunteer will pick a topic to present to the group. This usually leads to an interesting discussion where members can share their point of view. Invitations will be extended to guest speakers to be announced.

The Student Ambassador Club fosters a supportive and engaged school community. You will guide new students, promote our school, and support our Personalized Education Foundation through different initiatives. You will also organize meaningful community service projects.6-12

Welcome to CMASAS's student council. Here at the council students meet twice a month to discuss social issues important to us and help each other find ways to get directly involved with them. We also work together to make our voices heard in the school and impact it positively.

Study Power Hour is a quiet, focused online club designed to help you dedicate one full hour to productive work. At the start, members share their goals, then spend the session working independently alongside peers. We end by reflecting on progress and celebrating accomplishments together.

This club is a space for student to share their writing (in whatever form or style it may be) and provide feedback for others. Prior to each meeting, the club moderator will ask for submissions to workshop for the week. Submissions can be anonymous! Submissions will be read aloud and discussed in the meeting, if there are no submissions for the week, we'll discuss and learn about various aspects of quality writing.