Activities

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ASB

What is ASB?

At Beaver Lake our associated student body (ASB) strives to make Beaver Lake a place where All Students Belong. ASB is an elective class that students must be elected or appointed into. Consisting of students in 6^th through 8^th grade, ASB allows students the unique experience to hold leadership roles at Beaver Lake and be a part of a student government. ASB officers are students with a drive to make Beaver Lake a better place and serve their community with the help of a teacher advisor who guides the class throughout the year.

Purpose of ASB

ASB’s purpose is to make sure that all students feel like they can be involved and feel like they belong. ASB plans assemblies, spirit days, and other fun activities. Our officers strive to help all our bulldogs get involved in everything that they plan. ASB does fundraisers, gift drives and so much more to help the community. Our officers are here to make sure everyone feels welcome and safe.

ASB Funding

Clubs

Club Summary Table:

Monday	Chess Club Green Club Rubik's Cube Club Origami Club Journalism/Writing Club
Tuesday	Art Club Buddy Hall
Thursday	Buddy Hall
Friday	Math Club

Art Club

Buddy Hall (Homework Club)

Builders Club

The best way to help young people develop into lifelong servant leaders is to give them personal experience in high-impact service. High impact service occurs when members are fully invested in the project, the experience positively affects both members and society, and the results last beyond the present. That's what The Builders Club is all about; members see how they can make a difference and become a leader through service in our school & community.

When: Mondays from 2:45-3:45 p.m.

Advisor: Tiffany Bahall (bahallt@issaquah.wednet.edu)

Chess Club

FIRST Robotics Club

Green Team

Math Club

We are very excited to be running the math club at Beaver Lake Middle School again this year. The math club is for highly motivated students interested in taking their math education outside of the classroom. In the math club, students will get a chance to dive into more rigorous mathematics, compete against the brightest and make great friendships.

Informational Meeting: The Math Club hosted its first informational meeting on Friday September 23^rd. The club is holding a second on Monday October 3^rd2:35 p.m. in Mr. Featherston’s Class room (D6) . Parents do not need to attend an informational meeting for students to be in the club; it is just an opportunity for students and parents to ask questions if they have any.

If you are interested in the club please make sure to email Mr. Featherston at featherstona@issaquah.wednet.edu so you can be on the email list for further information.

ENTRANCE EXAM – Due to the fact that there will likely be more interest in the club than there are spots, students who are interested in the club will have to take an exam for placement. The exam will be held on Friday October 7^th, at 2:35 p.m.. If the student can’t make the exam on Friday for any reason or want additional information about the club please email Mr. Featherston featherstona@issaquah.wednet.edu.