Phoenix Pride

Clubs & Activities

Activity Name Contact Location Frequency When
NJHS / Give Next Kurt Mayer kmayer@psdschools.org Media Center Monthly 2:45-3:15

The National Junior Honors Society is a nationally recognized student service society whose purpose is to create enthusiasm for learning, stimulate a desire to render service, promote leadership, develop character, and encourage excellent citizenship.

For more information about NJHS:  https://bol.psdschools.org/clubs-activities/national-junior-honor-society-njhs

For more information about Give Next: https://bol.psdschools.org/clubs-activities/national-junior-honor-society/give-next

Odyssey of the Mind Emily Fullenkamp efullenkamp@psdschools.org Room 28 Second Semester Advisory
Odyssey of the Mind promotes creativity by challenging teams to solve divergent problems, that is, those with more than one solution
Chess and Games Patrick Mead Media Center Thursday 2:45-3:30pm
Learn to play chess and other board games.
Soccer Club Gabe Vigil gvigil@psdschools.org Soccer Field Fall (Boys) / Spring (Girls)

After School

A semi-competitive athletic opportunity for students to practice and play soccer with other students around the district.
Spectrum Club Natalie Pearce / Andrea Christensen npearce@psdschools.org andreac@psdschools.org Room 14 Wednesdays 2:45-3:15
The Boltz Spectrum Club exists to foster an inclusive community and safe space by allowing students to blossom in their personal identities
Club Council Abby Miller amiller@psdschools.org Gym Monthly Advisory
Club Council brings together diverse groups of students in order to amplify student voice, give back to the community, and work to continually improve our school student driven club to make school wide decisions for Boltz Middle School
Technology Student Association and Community Space Yoko Laidley ylaidley@psdschools.org Room 45 Weekly Advisory
TSA Chapter/Makerspace Club: The club's mission is to foster confidence, competence, and a sense of belonging in STEAM fields [science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics] through the exploration of low- and high- tech equipment and materials.  The Community Makerspace is a place where formal and informal learning comes together to holistically elevate the lived experiences, voices, and cultural assets of students through hands on making that help them refine their ideas, be more engaged with problem solving, and develop leadership skills, such as ingenuity, adaptability, collaboration, and persistence. The clubs are available to all Boltz students, their families, and staff, regardless of their level of knowledge or department.
Where Everyone Belongs (WEB) Christy Chappell, Megan Campain, MacKenzie Metz cchappel@psdschools.org mmcgrew@psdschools.org mmetz@psdschools.org Ask Your WEB Leader Twice Weekly Advisory
WEB, which stands for “Where Everybody Belongs” is a middle school orientation and transition program that welcomes 6th and new 7th graders, and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience.
Boltz Running Club Eric Buxman ebuxman@psdschools.org Front of School Monday/Friday 3:00-4:00pm
The Boltz Running Club will meet on Mondays and Fridays after school and is open to Boltz students and staff of all abilities.  The purpose of this club is to create a community of individuals who are interested in enjoying the mental and physical benefits of regular activity through walking and running.  
Movie Makers Club A.J. Hoelter  ahoelter@psdschools.org Media Center Tuesday/Thurs. 7:10-7:45 am
Students learn the process of creating movies from scripting to production/filming.

 

 

 

 

PSD does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, veteran status, age or disability in access or admission to, or treatment or employment in, its programs or activities. A lack of English speaking skills will not be a barrier to admission or participation.