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AMSA's Weekly Newsletter
October 2-6, 2023
What You Need to Know
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Student AMSA Google Account Change on October 2 -- Starting on Monday, Oct. 2, when students log into their AMSA Google account (on Chromebooks, Gmail, Classroom, Drive, etc.) they will use the same email address/password that they use to log into a Computer Science computer and their Powerschool account. details
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Clubs are open! -- More clubs for all grades are being added each week. Scroll to the bottom of this page to see the current list.
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Looking Ahead... 10/09 No School. 10/11 PSAT – Grades 9-11. 10/12 Grade 6 Trip to Wachusett. 10/16-10/20 Spirit Week. 10/21 Homecoming Dance. 10/23 Half Day for Students. 10/25 Grade 8 Trip to Boundless Adventures.
Featured News
Senior Nick Ahuja recognized how important AMSA's campus renovation project is for future students, so he decided to help.
Other News
The AMSA Peer Mediation program is now up and running. These incredible students have trained for three full school days to take on the tough jobs of mediating their fellow classmates' conflicts starting in grades 6-10. A big thank you to Metrowest Mediation services for an amazing partnership and thanks to the students for committing to help keep our community safe!
On Sunday 9/24 students from Leaders of Tomorrow and fall sports athletes helped clean up our campus, which has had some aesthetic challenges due to recent construction. They focused on weeding and trimming the student and staff parking area and planting mums in front of the White Building as well. Students showed a lot of spirit and pride for their school by taking time off on a Sunday to work hard, and improve the appearance of the campus!
Congratulations to AMSA seniors Lillian Mitchell and Ishani Saha for being named Semifinalists in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program!
Athletics Achievements
Athletics Director Mr. Jones created this tribute to achievements by past AMSA teams and student-athletes. You can also see this slideshow playing in the Upper School lobby. More honorees will be added soon!
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2023-2024 Clubs
Students can choose from a wide variety of clubs listed below. Click club name for more details.
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Scroll down to bottom for signup instructions and how to track participation in service learning program.
Students perform the art in a self-led group under the guidance of an advisor.
Club designed to promote mental health awareness.
Runs daily from 3-6 p.m. for students in Grades 6-8. Fee is $10 per day.
Runs daily from 3-6 p.m. in the Media Center for students in Grades 9-12. No sign-up is necessary.
The club will be fundraising to benefit the organization and bringing awareness to human rights violations and what can be done.
Students learn and get the experience of being on a race team.
A.R.T. Club (Awesome Raw Talent) provides an opportunity for students who enjoy being creative to meet and create art together.
For students interested in Astronomy or just viewing the night sky.
Best Buddies seeks to promote inclusiveness and raise awareness about the special needs community.
The Black Student Union (BSU) serves to provide a supportive environment for students at AMSA.
Fundraising for and awareness of breast cancer.
Students playing chess.
AMSA climate change committee is a bi-weekly club dedicated to spreading environmental awareness.
Club Rome is the Latin Club where we celebrate everything Latin and Italian.
A club for learning/refining programming skills. All are welcome, even if they've never programmed before!
The goals of this club are to teach students acting, presentation, and production skills through school wide drama productions.
AMSA Fencing is open to all AMSA students in Grades 6-12, no previous experience necessary.
Students will gather to learn the art of needle felting in 2D, 3D and some basic sewing skills. Each month will cover a new subject theme.
Club will be a learning/interest club for kids interested in investing, business, and economics.
FIRST® Tech Challenge’s thrilling robotics competitions help students develop a sense of accomplishment.
Provide a casual and fun environment outside of the classroom where students use knowledge gained in class in social situations.
Gaming Club provides an opportunity for students who enjoy games to meet, socialize, and play together in a really fun gaming experience.
We will be competing in national and international geography competitions.
Students will come to Guitar Club to learn about the history of guitar and music in general, play guitar, and receive guitar lessons.
Develop leadership skills through trainings and community service projects throughout the year.
Arranging for club advertising, conducting club practices, taking students to outside competitions.
AMSA Math Team participates in math competitions including all WOCOMAL, MAML, varsity contests and all Math League contests.
The Middle School Math Team represents AMSA at regional, state and national match competitions. See flyer
The AMSA chapter of Model United Nations is part of a global student organization that introduces students to international affairs.
The club will focus on some of the important factors in personal finance for middle schoolers.
National Art Honor Society is a gathering of talented students who love and appreciate the arts.
Students admitted into our NHS chapter work on personal projects to help foster community.
The club's mission is to raise money for global organization which treats cleft lip and cleft palate.
Provides opportunities to make a difference by addressing the community's greatest needs and developing leadership skills.
Come and join roleplaying club! We welcome new and old players alike and are happy to teach anyone new to the hobby!
AMSA Science Bowl Club welcomes science enthusiasts who are quick thinkers and curious, prepares students for National Science Bowl.
Recognized chapted of SODA, students educate their peers and others on the need for organ donation within America.
Spanish National Honor Society celebrates academic achievement, character and community service.
Honors Society Debate Club that competes at state and national levels.
This is a club where we focus on life skills including personal finance, resume building, automotive maintenance, sewing, etc.
This is a literary magazine that showcases the talents of the student body. We accept writing, photography, artwork, etc.
Develop leadership skills through community service.
Learn about and fundraise to support UNICEF with their programs.
Yoga club is open to all AMSA students regardless of experience or skill level.