Activities & Clubs

SIS has a long tradition of clubs and activities that allow students to stretch their abilities, promote community, and develop as leaders.
 

ADVANCED CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

String instrumentalists who are ready for a challenge can participate in this ensemble. Students will attend extra rehearsals in preparation for the WSMA Solo & Ensemble Festival in March.
 
Advisor: Mrs. Honigman
 

GEOGRAPHY, SPELLING, AND HISTORY BEES

All students take part in local competitions; winners move on to regional, state, and national levels.
 

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Any student who plays an instrument may participate. Rehearsals are once a week before school. The group performs at least twice a year, including the annual Swing With SEED fundraising event.
 
Advisor: Mr. Olson
 

LANGUAGE ARTS CHALLENGE

7th and 8th grade students participate in an online course through The Center for Advanced Academics. This course replaces the student's regular Language Arts course for one quarter of the school year, and students must meet certain eligibility criteria to participate.
 

MATH TEAM

7th and 8th grade students meet at least every two weeks to cover new and interesting math topics in preparation for middle school math competitions. All students who are interested in math are welcome to attend.
 
Advisor: Ms. Damm
 

STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL

Student Advisory Council is composed of responsible students who attend weekly meetings, participate in fundraisers and service projects, promote school spirit, and plan, organize, and execute activities for the student body (i.e. themed dances, outings to sporting events and movies, etc.). Student Advisory Council builds community and helps students to develop leadership skills.
 

YEARBOOK CLUB

Yearbook Club is a great opportunity for students to stretch and explore as photographers and designers. Student photographers will document a variety of events throughout the school year such as sports, school dances, assemblies, and field trips such as Winter Experience and Outdoor Experience. In the spring our Yearbook Club focuses on selecting and curating images to be used in the final publication made available for purchase to all students at SIS.
 
Advisor: Ms. Palmisano
 
 

FLEX TIME CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

During the 2024-25 school year, many of our club and activity meetings take place on Thursdays during the Flex Time period. Students are encouraged to promote their areas of personal interest and develop new clubs with their peers. In recent years SIS has offered these clubs and activities when there has been student interest and staff capacity:
  • ALLY CLUB
  • BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
  • BEST BUDDIES
  • BUILDERS CLUB
  • CHESS CLUB
  • COOKING CLUB
  • DRAMA CLUB
  • DUNGEONS & DRAGONS CLUB
  • ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB
  • INSTRUMENTAL PRACTICE STUDIO
  • MENTORING 4 LEADERSHIP
  • QUIET ZONE
  • REDgen STUDENT GROUP
  • RUBIK’S CUBE CLUB
  • SCIENCE FAIR
  • SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
  • TEAM SPORTS
  • VIDEO GAMES CLUB
  • VIDEO PRODUCTION STUDIO