Clubs & Activities

Advisor: Eric Clarke

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Students in the Art Club will take part in the following activities:

• Making masks, costumes and backdrops for the school play
• Painting school murals and teacher’s desks
• Making flyers and posters for the school
• Plus much more!

Questions? Email Mr. Clarke 

Advisor: Mrs. Khawaja

Students in the Diversity Club will explore how to contribute to a kind school environment and will discuss similarities and differences when it comes to ethnic and cultural background, learning abilities, families, etc. We will have art projects, movie and book discussions, and create school wide events to promote diversity.  The club meets every other Thursday. 

Advisor: Ms. Macedo

The SMS Drama Club performs a play or musical every year in our auditorium. Students audition for parts, apply to work backstage, making props, or marketing.

Advisor: Laura Noonan

Time Commitment: Rehearsals once/week on Wednesdays, more often during Drama Club production.

SMS Elite Voices is an auditioned choral group that performs at many events throughout the year, including the Winter and Spring Concerts, the Drama Club production and more.

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Advisor: Julia Porter

FCCLA stands for Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. FFCCLA is a nonprofit national career and technical student organization for young men and women in Family and Consumer Sciences education in public and private schools through grade 12. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers, and communities by addressing important personal, work, and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences education.  

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Students in the FCCLA Club will take part in the following activities:

• Community Service
• Fundraising
• Resume building
• Career and Community Guest Speakers
• Plus much more!

We collaborate with the Suffield High School chapter of FCCLA and meet twice monthly at Suffield High School and twice monthly at Suffield Middle School. Our meetings are after school on Thursdays.  Our first open meeting is October 4 in the library media center after school. 

Questions? Email Ms. Porter or Ms. Hetzer

Advisor: Mrs. Laura Noonan

Time Commitment: Meetings are on Mondays (Variety Show) and Wednesdays (Musical) until the show. Additional meetings may be required; see permission slip schedules for details.

This group provides marketing and communications support for the SMS Variety Show and Spring Musical.

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Suffield Middle School is excited to participate in the Math Olympiads program! This world-wide math competition is offered to students who enjoy solving challenging math problems, both by themselves and with others, and earning rewards for their efforts. By being selected to the Math Olympiad team, your child will participate in monthly contests and also participate in one monthly training session prior to each of the contests.

Advisor: Ms. Michelle Killam

Students the SMS Photo Club have opportunities to better photographers by learning about what makes a good photograph. Students practice their skills while photographing school activities and sporting events. Students are encouraged to submit their photos to be used by the Yearbook Club.

Advisor:  Mrs. Laura Noonan

The Pit Crew provides supporting vocals for the Drama Club production.

Advisor: Mrs. Khawaja

The Reading Club will meet every Thursday from mid-September through mid-May, unless otherwise noted in the schedule below. During meetings, students will relax while reading books of their choice, discuss them with their classmates and compete in trivia games.

Please contact Mrs. Khawaja via e-mail with any questions.

Advisor: Mr. McCullough

Time Commitment: Fridays during ski season

Advisor: Ms. Julia Porter

Time to get away from those computer games! Are you a lover of board games or cards? Really any hands-on strategic game? That is what this club is all about! Students will learn to think critically, analytically, and strategically by playing board games, card games, and other games of strategy. Games range from popular (Pokemon and Uno) to classic (Chess, Checkers, Monopoly) to modern (Carcassonne), and everything in between.

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Advisors: Mrs. Michelle Killam and Ms. Pfaff

Time Commitment: Various Meetings & School Functions

Suffield Middle School’s Student Council is made up of  3 officers, as well as 5 grade level representatives from grades 7 and 8. All of our members are elected by the student body in a formal election with video speeches and digital voting. The officers and representatives seek to understand students’ thoughts and desires and provide feedback on any proposed or existing activity ideas, convey them to the Council and advisors. Officers and representatives provide a voice for students.   Being a member of the SMS Student Council means being willing to put in the long hours required to make something happen: executing an event, making registration documents, posters, or SMS News commercials, being a Student Ambassador at Open House or Parent/Teacher Conferences, community service or being a facilitator at Student Council events.   As a whole, the Council works to foster a sense of school spirit by leading initiatives and conducting events that bring the Suffield Middle community together. The Council strives to understand, embody, and communicate the values that define our middle school. 

Advisor: Mrs. Picard

The focus of the Writing Club is to provide student writers of all levels a place to connect with other writers and to enable and empower them to achieve their goals as they choose their genre and audience. 

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Advisors: Ms. Michelle Killam

Every school has a unique story. Students bring that story to life each day, both inside and outside the classroom. We tell ours with the SMS Yearbook - it captures the emotions behind the moments and builds connections with students, families, and communities for years to come. Our celebrates once-in-a-lifetime moments that matter, it allows Yearbook Club members the chance to learn real-world skills in photography, writing, design, leadership, business and more!!