Activities
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 6th through 8th 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
Clubs are driven by student interest and so if you would like to see a club at school please contact the bookkeeper for a packet of information on how to secure a teacher as an advisor and get things set up!
Club Summary Table:
NOTE: This table is a sample of clubs run in the previous school year. Times and meeting days for the 2025-26 school year are to be determined.
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Drama Club Math Club Buddy Hall Multicultural Club |
Robotics Club Buddy Hall |
Science Olympiad |
Robotics Club RC Car Club Safe Haven Buddy Hall |
NOTE: Times and meeting days for the 2025-26 school year are to be determined.
- Buddy Hall (Homework Club)
- Drama Club
- FIRST Robotics Club
- Math Club
- Multicultural Club
- RC Car Club
- Safe Haven
- Science Olympiad Club
Buddy Hall (Homework Club)
Drama Club
FIRST Robotics Club
FIRST Robotics will be returning to BLMS again this year.
Advisor: Mr Christensen
$35 fee
Contact Mr. Christensen for more information.
Robotics Team Wins First FTC Championship
Math Club
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.
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.
When:
Where:
Advisor: Mr. Featherston
Multicultural Club
Who come to Multicultural Club?
Students who are multilingual, who have lived in different countries, have parents who immigrated to the United States, who are proud of their heritage, or who want to get to know all of the diverse aspects of our community may come together in this inclusive space to connect and learn from each other.
When:
Where:
Who: Ms. Abajian
RC Car Club
If you love RC cars and want to learn more about them, meet other people who also like them, and want to have a fun time driving them, you should join the BLMS RC Car Club.
RC Car Club is facilitated by Mr. Clymer and he has a special passion for both working on RC cars and operating them. The club meets every Thursday throughout most of the year.
We operate the RC cars on the school grounds, at Klahanie Park, and at Beaver Lake Park.
If members have an RC car, they should bring it, but if they don’t, we do have club owned RC cars for use by club members.
When:
Where:
Club fee: $10
For more information, contact Mr. Clymer at clymerd@issaquah.wednet.edu
Safe Haven
Safe Haven 
will be starting soon! Safe Haven is a club that is designed as a space for both allies and LGBTQ+ students to come together to hang out with each other and maybe do a little learning every now and again.
Where:
When:
Advisor: Kat Antes-Tadros
Office Phone Number: 425-837-4162
Science Olympiad Club
Science Olympiad Club is centered around the National Science Olympiad, which features team-based competitions in various fields of science and engineering. Science Olympiad is a great opportunity to make new friends while extending your involvement in science beyond the classroom. The competition season lasts from fall to late spring.
When:
Where:
Advisor: Betty Biswell