Clubs

Clubs The clubs are listed below. You will find a general description of the club, meeting times and location.

CLUBS/TEAMS	DESCRIPTION	MEETING TIME & LOCATION	SPONSORS
Anti-Oppression Collective	A collective of students working to talk, listen, educate, + act on social injustices/ all forms of discrimination/ oppression. Members of the AOC want to (un)learn oppressive beliefs and values, share + understand our experiences, + make concrete changes (individually and systemically) specifically at our school.	Tuesday at Lunch Room 206	Ms. Scheuer
Arts & Crafts Club	The arts & crafts club is intended to allow participants to build relationships, make connections, and share artistic qualities and abilities. Activities include drawing, painting, sketching, creating seasonals crafts, and sharing cultural art activities. Craft supplies will be available for members to use. Embroidery thread, paint and canvas, beads, and traditional Indigenous crafting. No experience necessary. Open to all students from grades 8-12.	Monday after school 3:00-4:00pm Room 107	Leanne Macdonald and Devon Littlewood
Black Student Union (BSU)	The Black Student Union (BSU) is a collective of students who identify as Black/have African descent. This is a space for Black students who want to create community, collaborate with each other and other social justice-based collectives, share and learn, work to centre Black experiences and achievements, and challenge anti-Black racism at our school. The entire diversity of Black/African identities are welcome. This collective was formally known as the Beyond Black History Month Collective (BBHMC).	Wednesday at Lunch Room 206	Ms. Scheuer
Book Club	To increase appreciation for reading.	Thursday at lunch & after school Library	Ms. McLean Amena Al Ghanem, Kriti Nayyar
Charity and Fundraising Club	Our Charity and Fund Raising Club aims to mobilize resources and support to fund the activities and initiatives of the Follow Your Passions Society while fostering a culture of social responsibility within our school community. Membership in the Charity and Fund Raising Club involves active participation in planning and executing fundraising events to support the Follow Your Passions Society, with an open invitation to all students who share a passion for making a difference.	Thursday after school Room 108	Ms. Kaur Karan Pabbi
Chess Club	Along with building the school community, we aim to help students improve concentration, memory, attention span, improve problem solving skills, logical and critical thinking, and see the rewards of the hard work for mental health and academic problems.	Thursday at lunch Room 108	Ms. Kaur
Computer Coding Club	Computer Coding Club members will learn how to write code with Python, compare it to other languages, and master multiple programming languages.	Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at lunch Room 308	Mr. Ilunga
Crafting Social Club	The Crafting Social Club is a place for students to have their lunch, meet new people, socialize, and create a craft. Examples of crafts may include hand sewing, origami, and crocheting.	Wednesday at lunch Room 203	Ms. Liana Li
Cubing Club	The members of the cubing club will have fun solving cubes together while building community of like-interested people! All abilities & interests welcome, beginners or speed solvers! Solve twisty-puzzles & cubes! ("Rubiks" cubes, 3x3s, and other fun shapes!)	Friday at lunch Room 213	Ms. Beyer
Dance Team	The Dance Team is intended for students who would like to compete in dance competitions. Practices will be after school for 1-1.5 hours and there will be competitions every month starting in the new year.	Bhangra Team: Monday after school 2:45-4:30 Senior hip hop team: Tuesday after school 2:45-4:30 Junior hip hop team: Wednesday after school 2:45-4:30 Dance Studio Room 505	Ms. Pow & Ms. Jasper
Drag Racing Team	Drag racing is a motor sport where students learn about high performance automobiles. Members will learn about high performance automobile technology and driving skills while competing at High School Drag Racing events.	Tuesday & Thursday after school Auto shop	Mr. Grewal and Mr. Klose
Empowering Hornets	We are a group of grade 8-12 students who plan and take part in activities for our own self-care as well as the school community and community at large.	Friday at lunch Room 209	Ms. Barahona, Ms. Kaur, Ms. Tailor, and Ms. Loc
Energy Ambassadors	We are energy ambassadors. We take care of the community garden. We turn off the lights and computers. We want to save a little energy for our planet, think sustainability.	Tuesday at lunch Room 310	Mr. Koutsonikas and Mr. Southwell
Fashion Club	A space for students interested in fashion to come together to express their creativity. Members will contribute their time and interest consistently. There will be events such as clothing swaps, design competitions, and selling products.	Tuesday at lunch Room 309	Ms. Kang Harleen Kaur, Wajma Mahmood, Muskan Cheema
Follow Your Passions Society	The Follow Your Passions Society is a vibrant, inclusive community initiative that connects Frank Hurt students with 15+ diverse clubs and other initiatives at Frank Hurt. Our mission is to create connections and provide unwavering support to all students at our school. We are committed to nurturing individual passions, ensuring every member discovers their true calling and thrives in a supportive and inspiring environment. The Follow Your Passions Society is open to all students at Frank Hurt. We currently have about ten student leaders in this society, along with leading smaller clubs to promote student connections with the available clubs. We anticipate a diverse and dynamic membership that reflects our students' varied interests and helps them follow their passions. This society also plans to assist students in the transition program to connect with available extracurriculars.	Thursday after school Room 108	Ms. Kaur Karan Pabbi
Frank Hurt Arab Collective	We are a group of students who are interested in the Arabic language and Arab cultures. We are working towards learning how to read, write, and speak in Arabic (regardless of our starting level), as well as engaging in a variety of activities and discussions that honour and promote our connection to our rich heritage and identities.	Wednesday at lunch Room 204	Ms. Batool Rayyan
Frank Hurt Dungeons & Dragons Club	Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a popular tabletop roleplaying game. Learn to play the game and have some opportunities to try it out on a drop-in basis. All are welcome. (It is a great opportunity for students to practice basic numeracy skills, develop organic social and emotional learning, expand their creative and critical thinking skills, and develop their organization/executive functioning.) Two types of weekly activities on alternating weeks: Week 1 will be opportunities to learn the system, develop characters, ask questions, etc. Week 2 will be opportunities to take their characters on adventures guided by the teacher.	Tuesday after school Room 208	Mr. Ackermann
Frank Hurt Jiu Jitsu	We train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which is a grappling-based sport. Students are taught fundamental principles and movements, and then go on to learn more advanced techniques. Classes consist of warm-up, technique, drills, and live sparring/rolling. Members are required to sign and return waiver forms and are expected to have a change of clothes.	Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:00 – 8:05am Small Gym	Mr. Leung and Ms. Froberg
Frank Hurt Math Academy	This club includes CEMC Contest preparation and Math Ninjas Homework Club, dedicated to helping students excel in the Canadian Mathematical Competitions (CEMC) and supporting math homework after school. We aim to foster a community of math enthusiasts, offering preparation, mentorship, and collaborative learning to empower students by students in their mathematical journey. Membership in the Club is open to 12 Math Ninjas plus all students interested in math, with expectations of active participation, collaborative learning, and a commitment to academic growth.	All times are after school: Monday: room 606 Tuesday: room 101 Wednesday: room 108 Thursday: room 605	Mr. Bal & Ms. Kaur
Frank Hurt Model UN	At Frank Hurt Model UN, our goal is to educate students about conflicts around the world, spread awareness, and help them become better leaders. Model UN is a high school replica of the United Nations; it provides students with the opportunity to become ambassadors for their delegated country and help solve real-world problems by considering the policies and regulations of their home country. The goal is to encourage healthy debate to come together and develop prospective solutions.	Friday at lunch Room 307	Mr. Southwell
Go Cricket Club	The Go Cricket Club promotes the love of cricket among enthusiasts of all skill levels, fostering teamwork and helping us make the strongest possible cricket team for the season. The Go Cricket Club welcomes cricket enthusiasts of all skill levels, providing opportunities for skill development, friendly matches, and camaraderie. The Go Cricket Club offers members diverse activities, including friendly matches, skill development sessions, and participation in interclub competitions. Additionally, the club engages in community outreach, hosts social events to promote Cricket at school, and conducts fundraising activities within the school and the wider community.	First Thursday of every month Room 108	Ms. Kaur, Vivek Nagpaul, Shahid Bashir
Guitar Club	A musical space for the enjoyment of guitar. The club includes people with an interest in music and guitar. The goal is to create music and play together.	Thursday at lunch Room 604	Mr. Knight Layan Kutieleh
Math and Science Enthusiasts	To explore math and science topics in more depth! Students can consult with teachers on topics of personal interest, and teachers will support students in their attempts to learn more about these topics.	After school Rooms 108, 208, Science labs	Ms. Kaur & Mr. Ackermann
Math Ninjas	Math Ninjas is a club that provides students with math help after school using our amazing student volunteers. Members are outstanding math students that are patient, helpful and responsible. All students are able to come for help.	All times are after school: Monday: room 606 Tuesday: room 101 Wednesday: room 108 Thursday: room 605	Mr. Bal (Math Ninjas), Ms. Kaur
Media & Design Club	To help advertise events happening at Frank Hurt via a school magazine and posters/advertisements. Using software to create the magazine, print posters and advertisements.	Monday at lunch Room 309	Ms. Kang Josef Quijo
Morning Ball	Morning ball is a place where you can work on your basketball skills while also getting in some early morning competition. All grades are welcome. It is recommended you bring your own basketball, but one will be provided for you if needed.	Tuesday & Friday 6:00 – 8:00am Large gym	Mr. Koutsonikas
Newcomer’s Beehive Club	The (Newcomer’s Beehive) Club is a welcoming and inclusive space for students who are new to our school and community. Our club aims to provide support, guidance, and engaging activities to help newcomer students thrive academically and socially. In this club, students will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational and fun activities. We will focus on homework assistance, offering a supportive environment where students can receive help with their assignments and improve their academic skills. Additionally, we will organize educational workshops and discussions to promote cultural understanding, language development, and integration into the school community. These activities will provide valuable resources and information to help students navigate their new environment with confidence. Moreover, the club will also prioritize fun and recreational activities to foster friendships and create a sense of belonging. From team-building games to creative projects, we will ensure that students have opportunities to relax, have fun, and form lasting connections.	Wednesday & Friday at lunch Room 310	Mr. Koutsonikas Maryam Sadat
Outdoors Club	The outdoors club is intended to foster a life-long appreciation for nature and the activities that take place in the outdoors. Activities include hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing, etc. All students welcome and no experience necessary.	Events will be on Saturdays once a month Meetings will take place as needed to plan activities	Ms. Bendfeld
QSA @ Frank Hurt	A safe place for LGBTQIA+ students and allies, to watch queer-themed shows/movies, plan Pride events and discuss important queer issues.	Thursday at lunch Room 311	Mr. Cupino and Ms. Henderson
Robotics & Coding	The purpose of the robotics club is for students to learn how to code and write commands for robots through play.	Wednesday & Thursday after school Room 408	Ms. Bagri
Student Council	Student-run organization that plans events throughout the school year, including dances, spirit weeks, and talent show.	Monday at Lunch 311	Mr. Cupino and Ms. Parnell
Swole Club	To provide a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for physical fitness and personal growth, by promoting a healthy lifestyle, fostering a sense of community, and instilling values of discipline, perseverance, and self-improvement through strength training and physical conditioning.	Monday-Thursday after school Weight room	Mr. Mihalik
Unleash Your Creativity	This club is a safe space where you can learn a bunch of creative and crafty things like art, crochet, knitting, origami and scrapbooking! We teach and help our participants with these activities if needed and if some participants want they are always welcome to show off their creations on our Instagram page.	Wednesday at lunch Room 503	Ms. Bellmond Mishthi Bhullar, Amena al Ghanem, Gabie Sabate, Kriti Nayyar, Dwayne Isaiah Tangkay
Volleyball Club	The Volleyball Club is for all volleyball athletes, players, and enthusiasts. There is a mandatory sign-in the day before to create teams.	Starts in semester 2, every Thursday with a tournament over two days the last week of school Large and small gym	Mr. Manhas and Ms. Loc Amara Khan and Kavleen Hundal
Youth Well	To bring the school community together and provide a safe space to socialize. Members will participate in small social activities.	Monday at lunch Room 307	Ms. Kang Seerit Jhand
Zine Club	Zine Club Members learn about different methods of making zines, as well as history and contemporary uses for zines in print and online. Members can work on independent zines or contribute to monthly whole-group zines based on a monthly theme decided by the group. Members help fold, staple, bind, and share the finished zines after printing. Individual members can volunteer to lead the design of monthly, small-group, or individual zines about a topic of their choice. Zine Club leader (Ms. Bellmond) supports the organization, printing, and providing supplies for the creation of zines.	Wednesday after school Room 503 3:00 – 4:00pm	Ms. Bellmond

CLUBS/TEAMS

DESCRIPTION

MEETING TIME & LOCATION

SPONSORS

Anti-Oppression Collective

A collective of students working to talk, listen, educate, + act on social injustices/ all forms of discrimination/ oppression. Members of the AOC want to (un)learn oppressive beliefs and values, share + understand our experiences, + make concrete changes (individually and systemically) specifically at our school.

Tuesday at Lunch

Room 206

Ms. Scheuer

Arts & Crafts Club

The arts & crafts club is intended to allow participants to build relationships, make connections, and share artistic qualities and abilities. Activities include drawing, painting, sketching, creating seasonals crafts, and sharing cultural art activities. Craft supplies will be available for members to use. Embroidery thread, paint and canvas, beads, and traditional Indigenous crafting. No experience necessary. Open to all students from grades 8-12.

Monday after school 3:00-4:00pm

Room 107

Leanne Macdonald and Devon Littlewood

Black Student Union (BSU)

The Black Student Union (BSU) is a collective of students who identify as Black/have African descent. This is a space for Black students who want to create community, collaborate with each other and other social justice-based collectives, share and learn, work to centre Black experiences and achievements, and challenge anti-Black racism at our school. The entire diversity of Black/African identities are welcome. This collective was formally known as the Beyond Black History Month Collective (BBHMC).

Wednesday at Lunch

Room 206

Ms. Scheuer

Book Club

To increase appreciation for reading.

Thursday at lunch & after school

Library

Ms. McLean

Amena Al Ghanem, Kriti Nayyar

Charity and Fundraising Club

Our Charity and Fund Raising Club aims to mobilize resources and support to fund the activities and initiatives of the Follow Your Passions Society while fostering a culture of social responsibility within our school community. Membership in the Charity and Fund Raising Club involves active participation in planning and executing fundraising events to support the Follow Your Passions Society, with an open invitation to all students who share a passion for making a difference.

Thursday after school

Room 108

Ms. Kaur

Karan Pabbi

Chess Club

Along with building the school community, we aim to help students improve concentration, memory, attention span, improve problem solving skills, logical and critical thinking, and see the rewards of the hard work for mental health and academic problems.

Thursday at lunch

Room 108

Ms. Kaur

Computer Coding Club

Computer Coding Club members will learn how to write code with Python, compare it to other languages, and master multiple programming languages.

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at lunch

Room 308

Mr. Ilunga

Crafting Social Club

The Crafting Social Club is a place for students to have their lunch, meet new people, socialize, and create a craft. Examples of crafts may include hand sewing, origami, and crocheting.

Wednesday at lunch

Room 203

Ms. Liana Li

Cubing Club

The members of the cubing club will have fun solving cubes together while building community of like-interested people! All abilities & interests welcome, beginners or speed solvers! Solve twisty-puzzles & cubes! ("Rubiks" cubes, 3x3s, and other fun shapes!)

Friday at lunch

Room 213

Ms. Beyer

Dance Team

The Dance Team is intended for students who would like to compete in dance competitions. Practices will be after school for 1-1.5 hours and there will be competitions every month starting in the new year.

Bhangra Team: Monday after school 2:45-4:30

Senior hip hop team: Tuesday after school 2:45-4:30

Junior hip hop team: Wednesday after school 2:45-4:30

Dance Studio Room 505

Ms. Pow & Ms. Jasper

Drag Racing Team

Drag racing is a motor sport where students learn about high performance automobiles. Members will learn about high performance automobile technology and driving skills while competing at High School Drag Racing events.

Tuesday & Thursday after school

Auto shop

Mr. Grewal and Mr. Klose

Empowering Hornets

We are a group of grade 8-12 students who plan and take part in activities for our own self-care as well as the school community and community at large.

Friday at lunch

Room 209

Ms. Barahona, Ms. Kaur, Ms. Tailor, and Ms. Loc

Energy Ambassadors

We are energy ambassadors. We take care of the community garden. We turn off the lights and computers. We want to save a little energy for our planet, think sustainability.

Tuesday at lunch

Room 310

Mr. Koutsonikas and Mr. Southwell

Fashion Club

A space for students interested in fashion to come together to express their creativity. Members will contribute their time and interest consistently. There will be events such as clothing swaps, design competitions, and selling products.

Tuesday at lunch

Room 309

Ms. Kang

Harleen Kaur, Wajma Mahmood, Muskan Cheema

Follow Your Passions Society

The Follow Your Passions Society is a vibrant, inclusive community initiative that connects Frank Hurt students with 15+ diverse clubs and other initiatives at Frank Hurt. Our mission is to create connections and provide unwavering support to all students at our school. We are committed to nurturing individual passions, ensuring every member discovers their true calling and thrives in a supportive and inspiring environment. The Follow Your Passions Society is open to all students at Frank Hurt. We currently have about ten student leaders in this society, along with leading smaller clubs to promote student connections with the available clubs. We anticipate a diverse and dynamic membership that reflects our students' varied interests and helps them follow their passions. This society also plans to assist students in the transition program to connect with available extracurriculars.

Thursday after school

Room 108

Ms. Kaur

Karan Pabbi

Frank Hurt Arab Collective

We are a group of students who are interested in the Arabic language and Arab cultures. We are working towards learning how to read, write, and speak in Arabic (regardless of our starting level), as well as engaging in a variety of activities and discussions that honour and promote our connection to our rich heritage and identities.

Wednesday at lunch

Room 204

Ms. Batool Rayyan

Frank Hurt Dungeons & Dragons Club

Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a popular tabletop roleplaying game. Learn to play the game and have some opportunities to try it out on a drop-in basis. All are welcome. (It is a great opportunity for students to practice basic numeracy skills, develop organic social and emotional learning, expand their creative and critical thinking skills, and develop their organization/executive functioning.) Two types of weekly activities on alternating weeks: Week 1 will be opportunities to learn the system, develop characters, ask questions, etc. Week 2 will be opportunities to take their characters on adventures guided by the teacher.

Tuesday after school

Room 208

Mr. Ackermann

Frank Hurt Jiu Jitsu

We train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which is a grappling-based sport. Students are taught fundamental principles and movements, and then go on to learn more advanced techniques. Classes consist of warm-up, technique, drills, and live sparring/rolling. Members are required to sign and return waiver forms and are expected to have a change of clothes.

Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:00 – 8:05am

Small Gym

Mr. Leung and Ms. Froberg

Frank Hurt Math Academy

This club includes CEMC Contest preparation and Math Ninjas Homework Club, dedicated to helping students excel in the Canadian Mathematical Competitions (CEMC) and supporting math homework after school. We aim to foster a community of math enthusiasts, offering preparation, mentorship, and collaborative learning to empower students by students in their mathematical journey. Membership in the Club is open to 12 Math Ninjas plus all students interested in math, with expectations of active participation, collaborative learning, and a commitment to academic growth.

All times are after school:

Monday: room 606

Tuesday: room 101

Wednesday: room 108

Thursday: room 605

Mr. Bal & Ms. Kaur

Frank Hurt Model UN

At Frank Hurt Model UN, our goal is to educate students about conflicts around the world, spread awareness, and help them become better leaders. Model UN is a high school replica of the United Nations; it provides students with the opportunity to become ambassadors for their delegated country and help solve real-world problems by considering the policies and regulations of their home country. The goal is to encourage healthy debate to come together and develop prospective solutions.

Friday at lunch

Room 307

Mr. Southwell

Go Cricket Club

The Go Cricket Club promotes the love of cricket among enthusiasts of all skill levels, fostering teamwork and helping us make the strongest possible cricket team for the season. The Go Cricket Club welcomes cricket enthusiasts of all skill levels, providing opportunities for skill development, friendly matches, and camaraderie. The Go Cricket Club offers members diverse activities, including friendly matches, skill development sessions, and participation in interclub competitions. Additionally, the club engages in community outreach, hosts social events to promote Cricket at school, and conducts fundraising activities within the school and the wider community.

First Thursday of every month

Room 108

Ms. Kaur, Vivek Nagpaul, Shahid Bashir

Guitar Club

A musical space for the enjoyment of guitar. The club includes people with an interest in music and guitar. The goal is to create music and play together.

Thursday at lunch

Room 604

Mr. Knight

Layan Kutieleh

Math and Science Enthusiasts

To explore math and science topics in more depth! Students can consult with teachers on topics of personal interest, and teachers will support students in their attempts to learn more about these topics.

After school

Rooms 108, 208, Science labs

Ms. Kaur & Mr. Ackermann

Math Ninjas

Math Ninjas is a club that provides students with math help after school using our amazing student volunteers. Members are outstanding math students that are patient, helpful and responsible. All students are able to come for help.

All times are after school:

Monday: room 606

Tuesday: room 101

Wednesday: room 108

Thursday: room 605

Mr. Bal (Math Ninjas), Ms. Kaur

Media & Design Club

To help advertise events happening at Frank Hurt via a school magazine and posters/advertisements. Using software to create the magazine, print posters and advertisements.

Monday at lunch

Room 309

Ms. Kang

Josef Quijo

Morning Ball

Morning ball is a place where you can work on your basketball skills while also getting in some early morning competition. All grades are welcome. It is recommended you bring your own basketball, but one will be provided for you if needed.

Tuesday & Friday 6:00 – 8:00am

Large gym

Mr. Koutsonikas

Newcomer’s Beehive Club

The (Newcomer’s Beehive) Club is a welcoming and inclusive space for students who are new to our school and community. Our club aims to provide support, guidance, and engaging activities to help newcomer students thrive academically and socially. In this club, students will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational and fun activities. We will focus on homework assistance, offering a supportive environment where students can receive help with their assignments and improve their academic skills. Additionally, we will organize educational workshops and discussions to promote cultural understanding, language development, and integration into the school community. These activities will provide valuable resources and information to help students navigate their new environment with confidence. Moreover, the club will also prioritize fun and recreational activities to foster friendships and create a sense of belonging. From team-building games to creative projects, we will ensure that students have opportunities to relax, have fun, and form lasting connections.

Wednesday & Friday at lunch

Room 310

Mr. Koutsonikas

Maryam Sadat

Outdoors Club

The outdoors club is intended to foster a life-long appreciation for nature and the activities that take place in the outdoors. Activities include hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing, etc. All students welcome and no experience necessary.

Events will be on Saturdays once a month

Meetings will take place as needed to plan activities

Ms. Bendfeld

QSA @ Frank Hurt

A safe place for LGBTQIA+ students and allies, to watch queer-themed shows/movies, plan Pride events and discuss important queer issues.

Thursday at lunch

Room 311

Mr. Cupino and Ms. Henderson

Robotics & Coding

The purpose of the robotics club is for students to learn how to code and write commands for robots through play.

Wednesday & Thursday after school

Room 408

Ms. Bagri

Student Council

Student-run organization that plans events throughout the school year, including dances, spirit weeks, and talent show.

Monday at Lunch

311

Mr. Cupino and Ms. Parnell

Swole Club

To provide a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for physical fitness and personal growth, by promoting a healthy lifestyle, fostering a sense of community, and instilling values of discipline, perseverance, and self-improvement through strength training and physical conditioning.

Monday-Thursday after school

Weight room

Mr. Mihalik

Unleash Your Creativity

This club is a safe space where you can learn a bunch of creative and crafty things like art, crochet, knitting, origami and scrapbooking! We teach and help our participants with these activities if needed and if some participants want they are always welcome to show off their creations on our Instagram page.

Wednesday at lunch

Room 503

Ms. Bellmond

Mishthi Bhullar, Amena al Ghanem, Gabie Sabate, Kriti Nayyar, Dwayne Isaiah Tangkay

Volleyball Club

The Volleyball Club is for all volleyball athletes, players, and enthusiasts. There is a mandatory sign-in the day before to create teams.

Starts in semester 2, every Thursday with a tournament over two days the last week of school

Large and small gym

Mr. Manhas and Ms. Loc

Amara Khan and Kavleen Hundal

Youth Well

To bring the school community together and provide a safe space to socialize. Members will participate in small social activities.

Monday at lunch

Room 307

Ms. Kang

Seerit Jhand

Zine Club

Zine Club Members learn about different methods of making zines, as well as history and contemporary uses for zines in print and online. Members can work on independent zines or contribute to monthly whole-group zines based on a monthly theme decided by the group. Members help fold, staple, bind, and share the finished zines after printing. Individual members can volunteer to lead the design of monthly, small-group, or individual zines about a topic of their choice. Zine Club leader (Ms. Bellmond) supports the organization, printing, and providing supplies for the creation of zines.

Wednesday after school

Room 503

3:00 – 4:00pm

Ms. Bellmond

Resources

Clubs Calendar 2023-24.docx