Clubs

Led by Petty Officer Phillips.

The Drill Team and Color Guard combine precise marching routines with the art of flag and rifle choreography. Students perform at school events, parades, and competitions, showcasing their discipline, teamwork, and performance skills.

Led by Miri Gordon.

Cheerleading builds school spirit and teamwork through cheer routines, chants, and stunts. Students participate in pep rallies, sports events, and competitions, learning leadership and physical fitness along the way.

Practice Times: 3:20pm - 4:30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays

Led by Matthew Nutter.

Varsity choir is an auditioned select singing ensemble that represents PVMS at off-campus visits, sporting events, and school concerts. Students rehearse challenging music and exhibit exemplary rehearsal skills. Rehearsals are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:20 to 4:30 p.m.

Led by Clay Butherus.

For students with an interest in jazz music, Jazz Band offers a creative space to explore improvisation, jazz styles, and advanced musical concepts. This group performs at school concerts and community events and may compete in jazz festivals.

Led by Ryan Clayton.

Honors Orchestra is designed for advanced string players who seek more challenging repertoire and performance opportunities. Students participate in concerts, competitions, and regional festivals, further developing their musical abilities.

Led by Corey Rozean.

We strive to develop and build community connections and developing networking skills that will help our student secure a successful future. If you want to support the team through sponsorship, volunteering to help us host tournaments, or gain a better understanding of our program feel free to email Corey Rozean at crozean@usd259.net.

Check back here for updates on events and program successes!

Led by Elizabeth Vest.

Pride Club is dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all students. It promotes a sense of belonging and acceptance, providing a space for students to discuss important social issues, support one another, and engage in activities that foster community.

Led by Diana Santillan (boys) and Danny Torres (girls).

For students interested in basketball, our intramural program provides a fun and competitive space to play the sport after school. Students improve their basketball skills, work on teamwork, and enjoy friendly competition with their peers.

Led by Molly Reida

Who? Any 6th Grader

Where? Mrs. Reida's Room C18

When? Mondays and Wednesdays 3:20-4:30 Start Wed, Nov 13

Why? Improve your public speaking skills! Learn how to deliver a famous speech! Present your speech in front of family and friends!

Exciting Opportunity!

Two students will be chosen to present a speech in Washington, DC in May! 4 days, all expenses paid!