Clubs
Student Council:
Coordinator: Sabrina Heiniluoma
Description of Club: The Student Council consists of a student-elected group of sixth, seventh and eighth grade students. Meetings are held after school This group meets throughout the school year.
Sabrina Heiniluoma is the contact person for Student Council. Sabrina_Heiniluoma@wrsd.net
Ski Club:
Coordinator: Rutland Recreation
Description of Club: The Ski club ski/snowboards on Monday afternoons immediately after school between January and March at Mt. Wachusett Ski Mountain. Buses pick club members up at school and transport students to the mountain. This is a Rutland Recreation event.
Central Tree Honor Society:
Coordinator: Kerrie Ward and Kirsten Yanco
Description of Group: The Central Tree Honor Society meets a minimum of once a month, during Advisory periods and after school. Students are eligible for CTHS if they meet academic criteria outlined in the Student Handbook. Students vote on community service organizations and work together to volunteer their time as well as raise funds for their chosen organization.
Nanowrimo:
Coordinator: David Bronson
This club is open to all grades. Students will individually write a novel of at least 30,000 words before the end of November. If they succeed, their book is published later in the year. Also, if there are any adults who would like to participate or would like to help with the club Mr. Bronson would appreciate the assistance! The club will meet once a week, after school, throughout November. We share our writing, talk about our goals and have snack. Please see the link below to learn more.
https://ywp.nanowrimo.org/
Yearbook Club:
Coordinators: Sabrina Heiniluoma
Description of Club: The Yearbook Club meets throughout the school year to put together the CTMS Yearbook which is distributed to students in June. Students meet to decide page layout formats, photographs to be used etc. The Photography Club works in tandem with the Yearbook Club and supplies the pictures for the yearbook while learning how to take good pictures along the way. This group meets occasionally in the fall and more frequently as deadlines approach throughout the winter and spring seasons.
Cross Country:
Description of Sport: The CTMS Cross Country team meets between early September and late October each year. Practices take place on a daily basis, from Monday to Friday with several competitions held during the season. All participants need a signed parent permission slip and physical on file at the time of sign ups.
Field Hockey:
Description of Sport: The CTMS Field Hockey Team meets between early September and late October each year. Practices take place on a daily basis, from Monday to Friday with several games held throughout the season. All participants need a signed parent permission slip and physical on file at the time of sign ups.
Boys/Girls Soccer: The Soccer teams meet between early September to late October each year. Practices take place weekly and the coaches provide a schedule
Basketball:
Description of Sport: The Boy's and Girl's Basketball teams meet between late November and February Vacation. Practices take place on a daily basis, from Monday to Friday and several games are held throughout the season starting in January. All participants need a signed parent permission slip and physical on file at the time of sign ups.
Baseball/Softball:
Description of Sport: The CTMS Baseball and Softball teams meet from April to June each year. Practices take place on a daily basis, from Monday to Friday and several games are held throughout the season. All participants need a signed parent permission slip and physical on file at the time of sign ups.
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