Art Club is a creative space for students who enjoy expressing themselves through visual arts. Open to all grade levels, Art Club provides opportunities to explore various mediums such as drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Members may participate in school beautification projects, community art displays, and seasonal art activities. No prior experience is required just a passion for creativity and a willingness to try new things!

Questions: TBD

Boys Basketball is a winter sport offered to 7th and 8th grade students as part of the Braveland Athletic Conference. The season includes regular practices, home and away games, and opportunities to build skills in teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship. Players work to develop their abilities in shooting, passing, defense, and game strategy while representing Central Middle School in competitive play. Tryouts may be held depending on the number of interested participants.

Chess Club Chess Club offers a fun and strategic environment for students of all skill levels to learn, play, and improve their chess game. Members will have the chance to participate in friendly matches, tournaments, and strategy sessions. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, Chess Club is a great place to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while having fun.

Questions: TBD

Cross Country is a fall sport available to students in all grade levels. Athletes train to build endurance and speed while running long-distance courses over varied terrain. Practices focus on conditioning, pacing, and teamwork, and students compete in meets throughout the season as part of the Braveland Athletic Conference. Cross Country encourages personal growth, resilience, and a strong sense of community. All experience levels are welcome!

Questions: Head Coach: Erik Green - egreen[at]hjt1[dot]org

Forensics is open to students in grades six through eight.. Forensics is for students who enjoy acting or public speaking and wish to improve their oral presentation skills. Competitors choose from several individual or group categories (some memorized and some not), learn how to interpret or present information and then compete at several contests, some after school and some on Saturdays, from January through February. Participants attend coaching and practice sessions after school. Each year several students qualify for and compete at the Wisconsin State Forensics Tournament in March.

Questions: Forensics Chair: Alysha Frazier - afrazier[at]hjt1[dot]org

Girls Basketball is a fall sport for 7th and 8th grade students and part of the Braveland Athletic Conference. The season includes practices, games against other schools, and a focus on both skill development and team collaboration. Players will grow in confidence, discipline, and athleticism while learning the fundamentals of the game in a competitive and supportive environment. Tryouts may be held if interest exceeds available roster space.

Questions: TBD

Intramural Basketball is a fun opportunity open primarily to 6th grade students. This program focuses on building basketball skills, promoting physical activity, and encouraging teamwork in a supportive and inclusive environment. Students will participate in skill-building, friendly scrimmages, and structured games. Intramural Basketball is a great way for students to stay active, make new friends, and enjoy the game.

Questions: TBD

Outdoor Club is perfect for students who enjoy nature and exploring the world around them. Activities may include hiking, fishing, birdwatching, conservation projects, and learning basic outdoor skills. The club promotes appreciation for the environment, teamwork, and wellness through outdoor adventures. Students of all grade levels are welcome to join, and activities may vary by season and weather.

Questions: TBD

The Central Middle Student Council is made up of members from each grade level. Prospective members fill out application forms, write an essay and obtain signatures from references. Members are chosen from those applications based on completeness, essay qualities and the references they obtain. Student Council members plan school activities, competitions, participate in community service projects, work on fundraisers and attend leadership training seminars. Members must maintain academic and behavioral eligibility, pay a fee and be able to attend meetings during and after school. Student Council is a great place to learn how to work in a group, plan activities and become a leader!

Questions: Student Council Advisors: Tanya Young -tyoung[at]hjt1[dot]org Madeline Walton - mkanas[at]hjt1[dot]org

Track & Field is a spring sport open to all grade levels and offers a variety of athletic events including sprints, distance running, relays, long jump, high jump, and throwing events. Students will work to improve their individual skills, build endurance, and compete against other schools in the Braveland Athletic Conference. Track & Field promotes fitness, goal-setting, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a supportive and energetic environment. No prior experience is required, just a willingness to try your best!

Questions: Head Coach: Erik Green - egreen[at]hjt1[dot]org