Clubs and Activities

Activities and athletics are open to all students. We do not cut student athletes and all will participate. If a student wants to try a sport and an activity, our coaches and advisors will work together so that students can attend some or both.

Fall Activities

Coming soon.

Practice times will be shared the day before practice starts. Practice times are determined based upon the number of students who sign up.

Winter Athletic and Activity Registration

Registration for the 2021-22 school year is open.

You may sign up for all sports/activities at one time for the year or one at a time. All students must complete the online registration prior to the first practice. The cost is $20 per sport/activity.

1. Fill out the Online Registration Form 2021-22

Complete all questions in the registration, e.g. medical info, concussion agreement.
Upload signed WIAA Clearance Form (info below)
Pay fee online with credit or debit card

2. Fill out the WIAA Clearance Form (proof of physical)

Students registering for athletics must have a current physical examination on file in the office before the student is authorized to participate.
The form can either be uploaded during the online registration process or turned into the office.
A physical examination taken April 1, 2020 and thereafter is valid for the following two school years.

Note: No student is allowed to practice without a current physical on file.

Practice Locations

Boys and Girls Basketball
- 7th grade East Gym
- 8th grade West Gym
Wrestling
- 6th, 7th, and 8th grades in Wrestling Room
Forensics
- Virtual
- The schedule is posted on the Bay View calendar
- Access the Zoom link in the Forensics Schoology group. Code: TMFKZ-5DFHB
Show Choir
- Holiday Zoom Play: Will continue to rehearse virtually on Mondays and some Tuesdays. Streaming performance on Thursday, December 17.
- Spring musical: Being planned for the weekend before Memorial Day. Details on sign ups, auditions, and rehearsals will be released in January/February.

Health and Safety Protocols

Coaches will be trained and safety protocols per State and County mandates will be followed.
Practice will be organized to follow HSSD and WIAA safety guidelines for each sport.
Specifically, students will self-check symptoms, wear masks, socially distance, and wash and sanitize. Shared items will be sanitized.
Students should show up to practices in their practice clothes (shorts, t-shirt, athletic shoes)
Locker rooms will not be available for changing

ACE

Active Citizen Experience (ACE) is a service learning program through which students serve both locally and out of state. ACE members interact with people from a variety of economic and cultural backgrounds during their local service and during their stay in either St. Louis, MO or Dubuque, IA. The ACE program provides students with the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of social issues through action, reflection, and exploration.

Contact Person: Brooke Hoffman and Danielle Schuh broohoff@hssdschools.org, danischu@hssdschools.org

Art Club

Art club provides an opportunity for students to develop their skills and work on expanded projects outside the school day. Students create artwork for display at the Art Expo held in the spring of the year. Participants may also design and paint murals throughout the school in the summer.

Season: School Year

Contact Person: Jenny Perry jennperr@hssdschools.org

Bowling

Chess Club

DECA

Dungeons & Dragons

Dungeons and Dragons is a role-playing game that takes place in a fantasy setting. At meetings students will have the opportunity to learn to play, and meet other students with an interest in the hobby. Materials will be provided, but students are encouraged to bring their own. Attendance is flexible, and both grade levels are welcome.

Season: School year

Contact Person: Patrick Christie patrchri@hssdschools.org

Forensics

The forensics program is designed to allow students to develop their communication skills through public speaking competitions. Emphasis is placed on speech and writing skills as well as poise and delivery skills in the presentation. Students take part in a competition in the spring of the year.

Season: December - March

Contact Person: Dana Martin danamart@hssdschools.org

HSSD Music Festival

This music event is open to all seventh and eighth grade choir and band members. Participants prepare solos or ensembles (duets, trios, quartets, etc.) and perform for an adjudicator who evaluates their performance with constructive comments. Practices are after school during the second semester. The festival is on a Saturday in February.

Season: Second semester

Contact Person: Music Teacher

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Jazz Band

Band students interested in exploring music composed in various “jazz styles” may join the Bay View Jazz Ensemble. This group is made up of musicians who play the saxophone, trumpet, trombone, piano, bass, and drum set. The Jazz Ensemble may perform at the December and May concerts. In addition, this group may also perform at Solo and Ensemble Festival in March.

Season: School Year – before school

Contact Person: Tim Johnson timojohn@hssdschools.org

Musical

The musical is open to all seventh and eighth graders. Positions are available for both on stage and behind the scenes work such as sound and lights, hair and make-up, props, stage managers, stage crew, ushers, flower sellers, ticket sellers, photographers, advertising specialist, singers, dancers and actors. Emphasis is on stage presence, performance skills and teamwork. Practices are after school and two to three Saturdays throughout the season.

Important Dates:

Season: November – March
Parent and Student Meeting and Info Night: Monday, September 27th at 6:30 PM in the Bay View Auditorium
Auditions: November 12th and 13th
Rehearsals: Stage Crew/Building Crew: November-March (days tbd), Cast: December-March (Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays)
Performances: March 10th, 11th, 12th

Fill out the Online Registration Form 2020-21

Contacts: Cindi Pehowski or Erin Patchak

Click here to learn about the Bay View Musical!

Show Choir

Show Choir 2021-2022 Registration:

1. Complete Registration Via Athletics Sign Up

2. Complete Director Info Form

3. Show Camp Begins August 16th-19th

4. Rehearsals are Wednesdays after school until 5:00. (Split with athletics per Bay View policy just these days)

5. Season runs through August-November, then April-June

Concerts/Competitions:

December 2nd-Bay View
January 14th- Show Choir Fest Green Bay East High School,
June 2nd- Bay View Variety Show
Saturday, June 4th- Six Flags Great America Competition

Questions? Contact Erin Patchak erinpatc@hssdschools.org

What is Show Choir?

Show Choir has become a new phenomenon since Fox's hit show Glee. This program will give students opportunities to broaden their performance horizons through singing and dancing. Open to all students who love to perform.

Click here to learn more about the Bay View Show Choir

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Student Council

Student Council Website-Click Here

What is Student Council?

Student Council is a student-led organization that is involved in decision-making, community service, and fundraising activities at Bay View Middle School.

Student Council consists of a student Governing Board. Board members are selected through an application and interview process in the spring for the following school year. Student Council also involves one representative from each Advisory to bring their concerns to the Board, who then brings it to our Administration, all with the intent to bring about positive change.

Mission

The mission of the group is to make Bay View Middle School a fun and safe environment and also to ensure that the student body's voice is heard at our school. The group’s goal is to be positive, trustworthy role models who help students learn to become involved and productive.

Season

All year, including the summer for the board members

Meetings will be the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month from 3PM-4PM and weekly on Tuesday mornings from 7:15AM-8:30AM.

Contacts

Abby Porter
Olivia Karegeannes
Mary Swinford (Donate Life)

SWAG

SWAG (Student Wellness Awareness Group)

Students who participate in SWAG learn about and promote wellness, fitness and healthy lifestyle through a variety of school and community activities.

Season: All year

Contact Person: Kaitlyn Bieszk kaitbies@hssdschools.org

Teresa VanNuland terevann@hssdschools.org

Variety Show

The Variety Show is designed for students to have an opportunity to showcase entertainment, their talents, or technical skills. Students audition as individuals or in groups to earn a place in the show. Acts are chosen based on originality, talent, variety, and commitment. Performers and students who are interested in stage crew are invited to participate in this three-week commitment.

Season: Spring

Performance Date: Thursday, June 2nd

Contacts:

Cindi Pehowski cindpeho@hssdschools.org
Erin Patchak erinpatc@hssdschools.org

World Language Clubs

Students in French, German, and Spanish are encouraged to join one of the World Language Clubs. World Language Clubs at Bay View Middle School are intended to further bring French, German, and Spanish culture to life by doing cultural and language-based activities. During club meetings, students will find themselves immersed in the culture through the exploration of traditional folk art, games, food, and more.

Contact: German - Kelli Ortscheid kellorts@hssdschools.org

French - Gail Burant gailbura@hssdschools.org

Spanish - Julie Polomis julipolo@hssdschools.org

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