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Little Mill Middle School
6800 Little Mill Road
Cumming, Georgia 30041
678-965-5000
4H Club:
4H is the
youth development
program of the
University of Georgia
Extension Service which
focuses on the needs,
interests, and concerns
of young people ages
nine to nineteen. Its
aim is to help youth
gain positive selfconcept, social skills,
decision-making ability,
and subject knowledge
needed for a productive
life. Members will
develop leadership and
citizenship skills through
individual projects, work
activities, community
service, and school
meetings.
Sponsor: Kristy Loggins
Little Mill Clubs
DRAMA CLUB: The drama club is an organization
that meets to further theatrical skills in students
and expose them to the art of drama. The drama
club puts on at least one production during the
school year. During meetings, we perform scenes
and play acting games.
Sponsor: Kristin Norwood
Environmental Club:
The Environmental Club is dedicated to addressing
environmental issues within the school and community. Our goal is to make people
aware and to take an active role in making our environment a better place in
which to live. The club participates in a variety of activities such as recycling and
school beautification.
Sponsor: Angela Gula
Junior Beta Club: Junior Beta
Club is a club that rewards
academic excellence and promotes
community service. Membership is
by invitation only to 7th and 8th
grade students who meet high
academic and citizenship standards.
Members support their school and
community by doing service
projects throughout the year.
Sponsor: Vickie Bates
MATHBUSTERS!
The LMMS Mathbusters are mathletes who meet on a weekly
basis to solve a variety of problems from nonstandard math
problems to classic logic puzzles to 3D block puzzles and
everything in between. We exercise our brains just for the fun
of it and to prepare for a variety of math competitions. Last
year, in addition to competing very successfully in the South
Forsyth High Math Olympiad and MATHCOUNTS
competitions, we hosted and competed in the first annual
Forsyth County Pi Fight (a 4th-6th grade math competition).
We hope to add more competitions this year. Mathbusters is
open to all students in 6-8 grade. Listen for an announcement
during the first week of school for the time and place of our
first meeting. Be there or be pi r squared!
Sponsors: Tracey Heffelfinger and Kristy Loggins
**Listen to morning announcements for
meeting dates and times for all clubs!
Sign Language Club
Sign Language Club
members will learn
about the deaf
community. They will
study American Sign
Language and hopefully
have the opportunity to
use what they learn with
some of their hearing
impaired peers.
Sponsor: Mary Cauller
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA): The Fellowship of
Christian Athletes is the largest Christian sports organization
in America as it was started in 1954. FCA focuses on serving
local communities by equipping, empowering, and encouraging
people to make a difference for Christ. Throughout the school
year, FCA members have the opportunity to attend local and
national camps, serve our athletic teams here at LMMS and
generally be involved in the extra-curricular life of LMMS.
FCA is open to all students that express an interest in
fellowship and fun in a positive atmosphere. Although FCA is
sports oriented, students do not have to be an athlete to be
involved. More information can be found at www.fca.org.
Sponsor: Jimmy Woodward
Pen and Paper Club
Cooking Club: Come and
JOIN
THE
FUN!
This club is for those people who are serious
about becoming authors, songwriters, poets
and journalists. We will have guest writers
and you should be prepared to devote
yourselves to the craft of writing. You will
have the opportunity to share your creative
visual side and ideas for what you need to
perform this “art.”
Sponsor: Beth Faris
practice your culinary
talents with us!
If you
enjoy cooking (or just
eating), this is the club
for you.
Sponsor: Marcia Thomson
Academic Bowl
Are you smarter than a fifth grader? Do you like
shows like Jeopardy? Then Academic Bowl may be
the team for you. PAGE Academic Bowl for Middle
Grades is a competition between teams of four or five
middle school students. Using speed and skills, they
answer questions about science, math, language arts,
history, geography, computers, art, music, current
events and sports.
Sponsors: Tracey Heffelfinger and Jeff Woods
Short Wave Radio Club
Shortwave listening is
tuning
stations located on shortwave
frequencies. A simple, low-coast
shortwave radio is capable of letting
you hear news, music, commentaries,
and other feature programs in English
from stations located around the
world. This club will help students
learn how to operate shortwave radios
and teach students about the
different opportunities for listening.
Sponsor: George Taylor