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WMS Clubs & Activities

  • While not a club students can join, PBIS provides incentives and schoolwide events to build a culture of high behavioral expectations for all Warner students. Activities generally take place during the school day, but may include after-school reward activities.

  • Contact: Rick Newsock, WMS Athletic Director & Susan Diamond, Beaver-Vu Bowling
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    This program is held at Beaver-Vu Bowling Alley in Beavercreek. The Big Red Bus will take students from Warner to the bowling alley, where parents are responsible for pick-up. This activity is open to all WMS students. There is a weekly cost.

  • Advisors: Mrs. Black and Mrs. Phillips
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    A student-led group that focuses on the climate of Warner.
     

  • Advisor: Mrs. Nolan
    Type: Class
    Description:
    The student-led orientation group, requires students to attend Mrs. Nolan’s Leadership class.

  • Advisors: Mrs. McAlister-Gray
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    This group is for 8th grade students. Members help 6th- and 7th-grade students successfully transition to life in middle school! The program provides a structure in which students feel real connections with each other, thus increasing school safety and reducing bullying.
     

  • Advisors: Ms. Penn and Mrs. Fortener

    Description:
    The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is a prestigious organization that recognizes and encourages outstanding middle school students in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. 

  • Advisor: Mr. Zinger
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    An international program that introduces STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) to children and young people ages 4-16 through engaging, hands-on robotics and real-world problem-solving. It combines robot building and programming with scientific research and teamwork, fostering skills in critical thinking, coding, and engineering.
     

  • Advisor: Mr. Klosterman
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    This after-school robotics program provides the tools to inspire tomorrow's problem solvers through the use of educational robotic solutions.

  • Hosted by: Cedarville University Students
    Type: After-School Club
    Description:
    This after-school program is a mentorship and small-group program that is open to 6th grade girls.
     

Guidelines for Clubs & All After-School Activities

  • All student rules and regulations are in effect at any Xenia Community School functions, related activities, and school-sanctioned events. Students who leave the building before programs end are not allowed to return.
  • Loitering outside will not be permitted.
  • Students who frequently roam and/or prove to be rude to others will be asked to leave immediately. School disciplinary action will be taken.
  • Prior to the event, students are required to make arrangements for immediate pick-up at the conclusion of the event.
  • School Dances:  Students will not be permitted to come late or leave early without an administrator’s permission. Only Warner Middle School students are permitted to attend dances. Exceptions for home-schooled students can be made by the administration.