Reynolds Middle School students have a variety of clubs to choose from to enrich their school experience. Clubs are inteneded to allow students to explore areas of interest.

After school enrichment offers opportunities for all students to engage in a variety of learning experiences that build skills, confidence and relationships. All clubs are free, and include snacks. There will be bus transportation after clubs on Tuesdays and Thursdays to the following community stops:

• Curci Mobile Home Park

• Oakley Elementary

• Ledgewood Apartments 

• Shiloh Community Center

• River Ridge Apartments

• Haw Creek Mews Apartments

• Spruce Hill Apartments

• Old Haw Creek Apartments

• Sycamore Cove Townhomes

Battle of the Books encourages reading by all middle school students,regardless of ability, by exposure to quality literature representing a variety of styles and viewpoints by prominent authors of young adult literature. The game format creates interest and excitement and fun, while improving reading skills. 

MathCounts provides engaging math programs to US middle school students of all ability levels to build confidence and improve attitudes about math and problem solving. Students in MathCounts will receive problems to take home and work on, and will discuss problem solving strategies during club time.

The Student Leadership Committee is a group of students nominated by their teachers to be a student voice in the school. These students have exhibited leadership skills and work to develop these skills in the meetings. The SLC works on a project every year that will contribute to the Reynolds community positively. The committee members are leaders in the school and their grade, creating friendships with classmates and bringing concerns and student voices to the forefront. They meet monthly during the school day to learn, plan, and grow. 

The 8th Grade Leadership Club is a way for students to contribute to the school community.  Students volunteer to help teachers, raise and take down the flag, create posters and flyers for events, present about leaders and leadership opportunities, and so much more. 

We explore visual art through journaling and mixed media. Students bring their own ideas for subject matter they are interested in, and we explore different techniques to bring those ideas to life. Students learn how to make sketch-booking a tool for personal expression, relaxation, and fun.

Visiting Teaching Artists work with the students, teaching them their performing art through rich hands-on learning experiences that foster collaboration and self expression.  Students will explore a variety of world music and dance including African drumming, Latin dances, and Hip Hop dance styles.

Science Technology Engineering and Math. We conduct science experiments and explore engineering challenges. We solve problems through innovation and design in a collaborative, process-based environment to spark STEM career pathways.

Visiting Teaching Artists work with students to explore role playing, stage acting, and improvisation. This creative process  fosters collaboration, communication skills, and critical thinking. Students will be exposed to a variety of local performing artists and styles.

We look at fitness in the broad sense of the word, including physical, mental, and social modalities that contribute to overall health and wellness. The club time will include mindfulness practice, walking, nutrition education and cooking, and a balance of physical exercises that can become life skills.