Activities
After School Library
ISF After School Open Library
Funded by the Issaquah Schools Foundation
After School Library Study Support @ Maywood
- Opportunity to check out books, read and work quietly on homework
First Day: Tuesday, September 17Last Day: Thursday, June 1
Tuesday & Thursday: 2:35 – 4:10
Supervisor, Mike Dahlin 425-837-6958
Activity Bus Routes
ASB
All Students Belong
We, the members of the Maywood Middle School Associated Student Body, promise to uphold a school culture where everyone feels welcome, included, and motivated to want to go to school. Students should feel protected socially, emotionally, and physically with their backgrounds and beliefs. We will provide opportunities for students to positively interact and engage with their peers and the Maywood community. We, the Maywood Middle School Associated Student Body, would promote the appropriate actions that uphold our culture of kindness and inclusivity.
ASB Funding
Clubs
Clubs at Maywood Middle School
To participate in after school sports, activities, or clubs, an ASB fee of $35 must be paid with additional fee for each sport and some clubs. However, if you are on Free/ reduced lunch all your extra curriculum fees are waived (removed to $0). Please remember ASB card is REQUIRED for any student participating in after school clubs, activities or sports. ASB Cards can be purchased online through the ISD Online Payment System.
There will be an Activity Bus for students to take home. Please review the routes and stops with your student prior to the first day of an activity as the Activity Buses make limited stops and are not the regular bus routes.
- Anime Club
- Art Club
- Baking Club
- Bible Study Club
- Drama Club/Musical
- Dungeons and Dragons
- Fiber Arts Club
- Honor Society
- Jazz Band
- Math Club
- Minecraft Club
- Robotics Club
- Rubik's Cube Club
Anime Club
Advisor: Kevin Summers
Where: Room 107
Starts: November 5
When: Tuesdays, 2:40 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Info: The Anime Club is a lively gathering place where students come together to watch popular anime series, draw manga, and dive into conversations about their favorite shows and characters. Each meeting, members will huddle around to enjoy an episode from a selected anime, fueling excitement and inspiration. Afterward, the room transforms into a creative space where students work on their manga art, sketching characters and scenes from their imagination or inspired by anime they love. Discussions flow freely, covering everything from recent plot twists to character arcs and upcoming releases. The club fosters a fun, relaxed atmosphere for anime enthusiasts to bond, create, and share their passion with others who feel the same way.
Art Club
Advisor: Samantha Veraya
When: Wednesdays, 3:35 to 5:15 p.m. on the following days:
- September 25
- October 9, 16 and 30
- November 13
- December 4 and 18
- January 8 and 22
- February 5 and 26
- March 12 and 19
- April 2 and 23
- May 7 and 21
- June 4
Where: Room 410
Starts: September 25
Info: Art Club is a student-directed open art studio where Maywood Chargers can investigate and refine their skills with mini-guided lessons or just the time and space to work on their own creations. No prior art classes or experience needed!
Baking Club
Bible Study Club
Advisor: Ron Ciraulo
When: Every other Thursday, 2:40 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.
Where: Room 204
Info: The Bible Club is a great place for students to hang out while talking about and learning about the Bible, purely led by Maywood students. Come join us if this sounds like something you’d like to do. You are welcome to bring your own Bible, but it is not necessary to join or be part of the club. EVERYONE is welcome! If you have any questions, please see Mr. Ciraulo in person before or after school in room 204. There is an activity bus that is available after the club is over if you do not have parent pickup arranged.
Drama Club/Musical
Advisor: Erick Price
Where: Choir Room for meetings, Cafeteria for auditions and practices
When:
- Informational Meeting: Monday, October 14, Room 12, 2:45 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
- Auditions: Monday, October 28 and Tuesday, October 29, Cafeteria
- Dance Call: Wednesday, October 30
- Callbacks: Thursday, October 31
Performances: Friday, January 31 and Saturday, February 1 at 7:00 p.m.
Info: The Drama Club will stage Anastasia. Students can audition to be in the cast or sign up to be part of our stage crew.
Dungeons and Dragons
Advisor: Kevin Krein
When: Every other Thursday, 2:40 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.
Where: Room 104
Starts: November 7
Info: Dungeons and Dragons club is for students who have an interest in the Dungeons and Dragons fantasy role playing game. Students create imaginary characters such as elves and orcs, and take turns at the gaming table rolling dice and acting out a collaborative story. A “dungeon master” serves as referee for the group.
Fiber Arts Club
Advisor: Merrily Kidwell
When: Select Mondays from 2:40p.m.-4:10p.m.
Starts: Monday, October 7
Where: Student Support Center
Info: Fiber Arts welcomes everyone interested in the fiber arts. We will be doing crochet, knitting, looming, weaving, making friendship bracelets and other activities. No experience is necessary, and some supplies are included. Come check it out and see if it is the club for you.
Honor Society
Jazz Band
Advisor: To Be Determined
When: Wednesdays, 3:35 p.m. – 5:10 p.m.
Where:
Starts: September 20, 2023
Info: Jazz band is for 7th and 8th grade musicians who have at least a year of experience on their instrument. If you are interested in being in jazz band and are unable to make the first meeting on September 20th, please email or see Ms. Sunmark in person.
Math Club
Advisor: Stephanie Siler
When: Thursdays as follows:
- November: 7, 14
- December: 5, 12, 19
- January: 9, 16, 23, 30
- February: 2, 13, 27
- March: 6, 13, 20, 27
- April: 3, 10, 24
- May: 1
Where: Room 311
Starts: Thursday, October 26
Info: Math Club is designed to be FUN! Like any fun activity, it will challenge you and might even be hard sometimes. What is has the potential to do is make math easier and you better, just like practicing a sport or music. The club is here to support you by answering your questions, showing you how to solve unique problems, and giving you the opportunity to practice the things at which you want to get better. We don't have homework. However, there are always materials online, like practice tests, that you can work on at home if you really want to get more practice. Most of the time, these will be things that can help you do better at the next competition! We look forward to seeing you at Math Club!
Minecraft Club
Advisor: Stephanie Olson
When: One Wednesday each month, 3:35pm to 5:10pm
Where: Room 308
Starts: October 2nd
Meeting dates: October 2, November 6, December 4, January 8, February 5, March 5, April 2, May 7
Info: Are you a digital creator and Minecraft enthusiast? Join the Maywood Minecraft Club, where you will have the chance to build, explore, and interact within the world of Minecraft EDU. You will have the opportunity to use coding, create real-life structures in-game, and explore the world of Minecraft with your classmates.
Robotics Club
FTC Robotics Team
Advisor: Kevin Krein
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 3:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m., Saturdays 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Where are meetings: Liberty High School Room 6105. Students receive a bus pass to attend.
Start Date: September 7
Info: Robotics team participates in the First Tech Challenge. Students work with mentors to design, build, and test robots designed for competition against other robotics teams around the region. This is the next step up for students in elementary First Robotics League, and it leads to First Robotics Challenge in Highschool. No experience is needed, but students do need to be able to commit to attending meetings and competitions.
Note: Due to high demand, there is currently a waitlist for this activity.
Sandbox Lego Robotics Club
Advisor: Kevin Krein
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesday 2:40 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.
Where are meetings: Room 104
Start Date: January 14
Info: This robotics club is for all students with an interest in creating autonomous programmable Lego robots. This is not a competitive team-based program like FTC. Instead, it is a sandbox environment for students to explore and learn using their imagination.
Rubik's Cube Club
Advisor: Ron Ciraulo
Where: Room 204
When: Tuesdays, from February 4 through March 25, 2:40 to 4:15 p.m.
Starts: February 26th, run until April 29th
Info: Open to all, from those completely new to the Rubik's Cube to experienced cubers.
Maywood Middle School offers many different after school opportunities including activities, sports, and clubs. In order to participate, students must have a paid ASB card.
Video about using the Library or Track during Lunch.
Activity Bus Information:
Activity buses are provided on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for students who need transportation home after participating in an after school activity. Activity bus routes are available on our bus webpage. Students must be participating in an after-school activity and have an Activity Bus ticket to ride. The Activity Bus ticket will be given to students by their coach or club advisor.
Please speak with your students about their Activity Bus Route, what their stop is, and how to get home from that bus stop. Activity busses make limited stops and it is very important you and your student have reviewed this information. It is also important your student knows their full home address and an emergency contact phone number.