Clubs

Curriculum Clubs

Art Club

This club is designed for young artists eager to explore their imagination and develop their artistic skills. Each week, students will engage in a variety of hands-on projects, using different mediums such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Whether your child loves to doodle, paint, or craft, our Art Club offers a fun and supportive environment to experiment, learn, and express themselves.

Sponsor: Juliana Lutz

Book Clubs

This club is perfect for students who love to read and discuss books with friends. Each session, we'll dive into a new story, exploring a wide range of genres from fantasy to mystery to non-fiction. Through group discussions, fun activities, and creative projects, members will deepen their understanding of the stories they read and develop a lifelong love of reading.

Sponsor: Julie Payne

Chorus

This club is the perfect place for young singers to find their voice and share their love of music! Open to all students in 4th and 5th grade who enjoy singing, this club offers a joyful environment to learn about music, develop vocal skills, and perform as part of a group.

Sponsor: Susan Smith

Drama

This club is designed for students who love to act, tell stories, and bring characters to life. Through fun and engaging activities, members will explore the basics of acting, improvisation, and stagecraft, while building confidence and communication skills.

Sponsors: Susan Smith & Beth Thomas

Set Design Club

This club is perfect for students interested in the behind-the-scenes magic of theater and film. Each session, members will work on designing, building, and decorating sets for school plays, events, or imaginative projects. They’ll learn about set construction, painting techniques, and how to transform a space to enhance storytelling. The Set Design Club encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and artistic expression, providing a hands-on experience in the world of stage and production design.

Sponsor: Juliana Lutz

Tech Drama Club

This club is ideal for those interested in the art of graphic design. Each session, members will work collaboratively to design and create the virtual program for that year's production. The club provides hands-on experience in creating the virtual program that supports theatrical productions.

Sponsor: Ryan Jones

Lego Club

This club is perfect for students who love building, designing, and exploring with LEGO. Each session, members will have the opportunity to work on exciting building challenges, create their own unique structures, and collaborate on group projects. Whether constructing elaborate cities, designing futuristic vehicles, or solving fun building puzzles, the LEGO Club encourages creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Sponsor: Sarah Ackerman

Sourdough Club

Through the Sourdough Club, students explore the science and artistry behind baking naturally leavened bread. They learn about fermentation, precise measurements, and the patience required to create delicious sourdough from scratch. Beyond baking, students gain hands-on experience in problem-solving, collaboration, and the rewarding process of creating something from start to finish.

Sponsor: Sarah Ackerman

Podcast Club

In this club, students have the opportunity to develop their communication and storytelling skills by creating and editing their own podcasts. They collaborate on brainstorming ideas, writing scripts, and learning audio production techniques, while also gaining confidence in public speaking and digital media. 

Sponsor: EmilyAnn Williams

MBTV News Club

In News Club, Malcom Bridge Eagles work on writing and editing scripts for the morning announcements, making sure they are clear and engaging. They also record and produce the daily announcement videos, developing their presentation and technical skills. Additionally, they create commercials and book advertisements to promote school events and encourage a love for reading.

Sponsor: Julie Payne

Garden Club

In the Garden Club, students will learn the basics of planting, growing, and caring for a variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. They will explore soil health, composting, and the role of pollinators while developing patience, responsibility, and an appreciation for nature. Through hands-on experiences, students will gain a deeper understanding of where food comes from and how to cultivate a thriving garden.

Sponsors: Sarah Ackerman & Heidi Choudhury

Jr. Beta Club

This club is designed for younger students who are eager to excel academically, develop leadership skills, and contribute to their community. The Junior BETA Club focuses on fostering a commitment to excellence, personal growth, and service through various activities and projects. Members will participate in service initiatives, leadership training, and academic enrichment opportunities, all while working collaboratively with peers. The club emphasizes character development, teamwork, and the importance of giving back to the community.

Sponsors: 5th Grade Teachers

Non-Curriculum Clubs

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Club is open to all students who want to explore their faith in a positive and encouraging environment. The club focuses on building character, developing leadership skills, and fostering a strong sense of community among students.

Faculty Monitor:  Sherrie Brooke Breiner