There are no interviews or applications required. Students who sign up for the first time do so at the “Mission Specialist” level. All Webber Panthers are welcome to join, and there is always a team which fits the interests of the student. This club is almost entirely student-run, and supported by a strong alumni network. Students will have an opportunity to join a number of Teams specializing in Life, Water, Geology, Journalism, Systems Engineering, Hospitality and Security, Satellite Engineering, and other fields. Currently, Missions visit the Moon or Mars. Modelled on NASA, student participants prepare for and complete a simulated space mission each Semester. WAVE is Webber’s oldest-running club dating back to the first Mission in 1992. WAVE is Webber Aerospace Ventures in Education. Students compete at the Regional and hopefully State level in March and April.įor more information about the Science Olympiad visit: or Ĭontact Erin Easterlund for more information about WEBBER Science Olympiad: Speech and Debate (Fall only) Science Olympiad is a team competition that consists of 23 events ranging across all science and engineering categories.Įach team consists of 15 students and they will compete in 3-5 events, of their choosing. Petersen: Science Olympiad (7th period ELO) High placement at the regional tournament qualify teams for the national tournament in Washington, D.C.įor more information about the bowl visit or email Mr. Science Bowl is a team competition in which students pit their knowledge of Earth and Space Science, Life Science, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics against other schools in the region in a trivia style competition. Ĭontact Kathy Weimer at for more information Science Bowl To see what the Webber Problem 4 Balsa build team did last year that won them 7th out of 65 teams in the world in their division, and 4th overall in weight holding 1244lbs on 16grams of balsa beating the high school and college division teams, please click on the link. There will be an informational meeting in October to help you decide if this is this is club for you. The top 2 teams from the state level have the opportunity to compete at the World Competition – 900+ competitors from 26 states and 14 different countries.
You will compete first against other middle schools in the region and then a second state level competition. All grades are welcome! Be there, or be "x squared"!įor more information contact Math tutoringĪfter school on most Tuesdays and Thursdays in LMC/B18, Odyssey of the Mindĭo you like to build things, all kinds of things out of whatever you can find in the garage or around your house? Do you like to write your own stories and act them out? Then this is the club for you! Odyssey of the Mind is a worldwide competition that challenges groups of 7 students to solve one of 5 different problems – build a vehicle, create a technical apparatus, remake a classic (art, music, literature), build a structure to hold 1000lbs+ out of balsa, or create a humorous skit to solve a problem. Math Counts consists of working on challenging, fun math problems AND participating in a math competition against other schools later in the year. We will meet Tuesdays after school until 4:00PM in room C13.įor more information contact Math Counts Cards and other supplies will be available for new players
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This club is for anyone who plays Magic or wants to learn how to play. Playing magic is an excellent way to stimulate the mind, think creatively and solve problems while improving linguistics, building social skills, and learning how to be respectful in competitive situations. Magic the Gathering is the world's original and most popular trading card game.
When: Mondays 2:45-4:45PM Magic: The Gathering Club We will start beginners with the first edition and level 1 characters whenever possible. Dungeon Master experience to facilitate and run multiple campaigns is always appreciated. Parents with DnD experience are encouraged to sign-up to volunteer with PSD at Webber. All students and staff are welcome to attend.
We are also open to playing other role-playing tabletop games for interested students. In this club we will meet after school to learn about Dungeons and Dragons, it's history, how to make character sheets, play in a campaign and develop skills to become a Dungeon Master. Thursdays until 3:35 in Art room Dungeons & Dragons and Tabletop Games If you are interested in starting a club at Webber, please follow this link to fill out the form. Information on Student led clubs can be found here:
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