Weight Training Club: Mr. Alvarez
Work out with Mr. Alvarez and build your muscles.

Student Activities: Miss Sicard
This club is for students interested in brainstorming, organizing, and volunterring to help our student activities under way. This includes dances, fund-raising, and other specials such as class rings and dues. Seniors and Junior officers are expected, and all other students are welcome.

Scrabble Club: Mr. Barlowski
Popular word game is a club. Get a group of your friends to join and compete in creating word combinations and building your vocabulary skills at the same.

DECA & Student News: Mr. Michaels

Motown Club:  Mr. Galloti
The "Motown Club" is really "The Motown/Hip Hop Club". The club listen to and watches performances of the great artists of the Motown and Hip Hop eras, both past and present.

Dance Club: Ms M.
Learn a variety of styles of dance with hip hop choreography and more classical forms. It will be meeting in the cafeteria for ease of movement.

Crafts, Necklace Making & Chat: Lorri Weimer & Mrs. Brady
Get a chance to do fun crafts and discuss current topics of interest.

Internet search Club: Mrs. Nguyen
Learn how to navigate the internet more efficiently. Don't waste time using Google or Yahoo when there are so many other options of Search Engines out there that can help you find what you are looking for without wasting so much time. Learning to use the internet more efficiently can help you with your classes and research as well as personally. Students will not be allowed to misuse the computers or to access game or music sites.

National Honors Society: Ms. Carlson
For Junior and Senior National Honors Society members only.

Reading Club: Ms. Nyquist
If you love to read, this is the club for you. Read books and discuss them with other students

Computer Club: Mr. Welk & Mr. Cao
§ Students are trained to diagnosis and repair computers and related technologies
§ Students who participate in the Computer Club gain technology literacy and workforce readiness that is in alignment with State and Federal Standards.
§ Computer Club technicians work with the school's Technology Director to develop and implement projects in order to improve the quality of SMSA's technology.
§ Computer Club technicians can operate as computer lab assistants.
§ Club membership is limited to 8 students.

Core Skills Development:
1. Problem solving
2. Teamwork
3. Data analysis
4. Customer service/client relations
5. Computer troubleshooting
6. Communication

Brain Bee: Dr. Beebe
Do you ever wonder:
- What makes you who you are?
- How you can improve your memory?
- What determines intelligence?
- How your brains are different from computers?
- How your brains create emotions?
- How eyes see and ears hear?
- Why pain exists?
- How male and female brains differ?
- How scientists can see and hear changes in the brain?
Then consider the International Brain Bee a way to find out the answers, compete with students from many cities, win prize money, and visit some of the best brain research facilities in the world.
About the Brain Bee
The International Brain Bee (IBB) is a live Q & A competition that tests the neuroscience knowledge of high school students. Young men and women from all over North America compete to determine who is the "best brain" on such topics as intelligence, memory, emotions, sensations, movement, stress, aging, sleep, addiction, Alzheimer's, and stroke. In a two-step process, local competitions are held throughout North America, with the winners invited to the championship at the University of Maryland during Brain Awareness Week in March. The IBB is an attempt to motivate our youth to learn about the brain, capture their imagination and inspire them to pursue careers in biomedical brain research. We challenge educators and scientists to start a brain bee in their city. We challenge students to compete! It's fun, easy, and rewarding.

Yearbook Club: Mr. Rodriguez & Mr. Rivera
(Members only) Club to work on and organize the student year book.

Classis & Independent Films Club: Mrs. Finkenstein
A club that explores both older classic films and independent films. (Yes, some of them will be in black and white.) The club will also discuss film and how films are made.

Wilderness Survival Club: Mr. Boutilier
This club offers unique outdoor learning experiences to SMSA high school students. Authentic outdoor experiences (Bushnell Park/Possible Hiking Trip) will place students in challenging situations which require the group to problem solve and cooperate to complete the given task. In addition to initiative and cooparative games, this course will cover topics including but not limited to; map an compass reading, orienteering, GPS navigation, outdoor survival skills, hiking, knot tying, backpacking, basic wilderness education, aninmal tracking and identification.

Hollywood/Movies vs. History: Mrs. Goudreau & Mr. Cone
Through film and discussion examine the differences between what is portrayed in the movies and what actually happened in histroy.

Study Hall: Ms. Gladue

College Summit Club: Ms. Schmidt
Opportunity for seniors who remain in the school to do work on their portfolios and receive extra help.

Creative Writing & Poetry Club: Ms. Labbe
Do you like to write? Do you like to discuss and receive feedback for your writing from friends? Join creative writing and help to jump start and maintain your creative writing process.

Poety Slam: Mr. Colon
Discover the joy of verbal and impromptu poety. Work on voice skills and share your poetry in a poetry slam atmosphere.

Science Fair Club: Dr. Shaskan
A club open to any student who would like to participate in the State or City Science Fair with a project in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics.

Study Hall: Mr. Svoboda

Study Hall: Mr. Mraz