Art Club will meet on Monday mornings from 7:40am-8:25am in the art room. During Art Club we will create original art projects focusing on cultural based and artist based projects from art history. We will use unique art materials as an extension of what we learn and create during art class. The projects are primarily individual based but students will also have an opportunity to work on finishing up some mural paintings and updating the paintings on the wall in the art room as needed. Art Club will be divided into 3 sections throughout the year with each section meeting a total of 7 times. The dates are listed below for each section and students are grouped together in numerical order based on when you sign up! After sign ups are complete everyone will be added to the Art Club Schoology group page for further details and information.

Advisor: Mr. Tripaldi

The Nazareth Youth Band is for 5th and 6th grade instrumentalists.  The purpose of this organization is to give young musicians the opportunity to apply the skills they learn in  instrumental lessons to a concert band setting.  They will perform their music for the public in December in a traditional concert band setting.  Students who participate in the instrumental program are not required to play in the band.

Rehearsals will be held on Tuesdays after school until 4:30.  

Pick-up will be out front by the main office.

There will be no rehearsal if the NASD has a weather emergency, such as an early dismissal, or if there is no school.  

Click here for more band information.

Sign ups are conducted by Mrs. Mann at a different time. If you are interested, please email Mrs. Mann- jmann@nazarethasd.org 

Advisor: Mrs. Mann

The Broadcast Bunch is for students that LOVE to make movies and videos. We will learn how to set up scenes, record from different angles and edit our movies. The two top movies in Grade 6 will be chosen to participate in the Regional Computer Fair for Grades  6-8 in March.

Other projects will be posted on our website for others to enjoy! Students that have experience with creating videos or hosting their own youtube channels or have a strong interest in video production and movie making should join this club.​

The club is open to grades 5 and 6. Grade 6 is the only grade that can compete, but grade 5 will still showcase movies at school-wide events.

​There are NO tryouts! It is a first come registration. This is NOT the same as news show. Here we make movies and learn movie effects.

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM 1st and 3rd Friday of a Month through March

Advisor: Mrs. Whitman

Build it Up! KNEX Club :  An extension off of the TMI Club where students will use KNEX to participate in a building competition with KNEX.  Each week we will give a challenge to build something with KNEX pieces. In December we will start preparing for a regional competition know as the STEM DESIGN CHALLENGE. We have been fortunate to win the regional competition many times and move onto the state competition in Harrisburg. The competition will be in March. Teams of students will be chosen to attend the competition.  This club can be taken with TMI STEM Club.

IF you like building with KNEX and other materials this is the club for you! From buildings to machine claws to cars- we will make it with motors and more!

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM- 2nd and 4th Tuesday of a month

 Advisors:  Mrs. DelBene, Mrs. Whitman

Do you like to sing? Do you like to perform with others? Then Chorus is for you!

This is a performance-based group and every member of the group is important!  Please mark performance dates in your calendar as soon as possible!  Additional performances may be added, and you will be notified as soon as possible.

​I look forward to singing with everyone! 

Advisor- Mrs. Ashton

The coding club is for students that have an interest in learning coding and some basic programming.  We will be using the Google CS First coding program to create an app. The two top apps in Grade 6 will be chosen to participate in the Regional Computer Fair for Grades  6-8 in March. Other apps will be posted on our website for others to enjoy!

The club is open to both grades 5 and 6 but only grade 6 can participate in the competition. Grade 5 student projects will be showcased in schoolwide events,

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM Fridays through March.

   Grade 5 will meet on the 1st and 3rd Friday

   Grade 6 will meet on the 2nd and 4th Friday

​​ Advisor: Mr. Petrozelli

Advisors- Mrs. Ecker

Welcome to NAIS Theatre Troupe!

Be a part of the Intermediate School Musical!  You will act, sign or be a part of the backend!

 SIGN UPS- First come basis by sign up time and then by grade level starting with Grade 6. There is a limit to the amount of students accepted in each group.

Musical Kids

 Students will learn the elements of theatre and complete the school year with a musical at the end of the school year. This clubs involves singing, acting and some dancing. Try outs will determine parts and entrance information. 

Stage Crew

 6th Grade Students only.  This is for the student who has interest in the behind the scenes aspect of the theatre. This is for students with great listening skills, leadership building and interest in learning about what goes on behind the scenes of the theatre. Students in Stage Crew will also be in charge of costumes, sets and props for the spring musical and be expected to be at all performances and practices. Stage crew will be picked based on interview and simple auditing of practices. Capped at 10 students!

Meeting Times:  Mondays & Tuesdays 4:45-6:15 PM Mrs. Snyder will provide an exact schedule

Advisor- Mrs. Jenny Snyder

Do you like to game? Have you ever played Mario Kart or Smash Brothers? How about Rocket League? Come learn more and compete in competitions!  Students will have a chance to play against other students in the club and our MS and HS . We will be working in collaboration with the MS and HS teams to learn how to commentate, strategize and win a competition. 

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM  Thursdays - Students will be meeting in TWO different groups. That information will be supplied after registration.

Advisors- Mrs. Whitman, Mr. Vogler

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math!

 The club is for girls that are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and  Math! During this club, you will gain leadership skills and a chance to explore STEM careers while doing experiments, STEM activities and having fun! Each week we will have a guest speaker who is a woman in a leadership role in a STEM Career. She will talk about her job and how she got there and then we will work to solve a hands on STEM Challenge about that job. Lots of un and lots of learning!

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM Second and Fourth Wednesday of the month

Advisors: Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. DelBene

*** THIS IS NOT A SCHOOL RUN CLUB, BUT A PARENT VOLUNTEER CLUB***

Girls on the Run meets and runs after school to prepare girls to run a 5K.

More information about this club will be released later. No need to sign up now.

Advisor: TBD

Fifth and Sixth grade students will create logos,  menus, and promotional materials for a fictional restaurant using the elements of graphic design.  The two best sixth grade projects will be entered in the regional Computer Fair in March.  Grade 6 is the only grade that can compete in the competition but grade 5 will still showcase their work at school wide events.

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM Second/Fourth Friday through March.

Advisor: Mrs. Whitman

Interact Club is sponsored and guided by the local Rotary Club. IInteract is a combination of two words ... international and action. Students get a chance to work in the community to help others.  They will get to participate in a local community service and other international activities. 

We look to do fundraisers and more to purchase food, shelter and animals for places that are in need. For example, we work with the Pocono Wildlife Center and Moravian Hall Square.

Now merged with History Club!

Meeting Times: 3:30 PM-4:30 PM on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays

 Advisor: Mrs. Eichelmann & Mrs. Fehr

Intramurals

Nazzy PYLONS is for anyone who is interested in reading and writing and making an impact in the community!  From PenPals across the US, to Books, to Community Activities including Literacy Night and more!  Join to see how to be involved in school, communicate with kids your age in other schools across the US and our community through Reading and Writing! "Writers/Readers are leaders and leaders are readers/writers!"

Meeting Dates: 7:40-8:25 AM 1st and 3rd Wednesdays

Advisor: Mr. Sterkenburg

Orchestra is a club for students that have been playing a string instrument (violin, viola, cello, or string bass) for 1 year or longer.  Throughout the school year, students will have various performance opportunities, including concerts and other school events.

Click here for more Orchestra information.

Rehearsals

Rehearsals will be held on Tuesday after school until 4:30.  

*** Parents must walk up to the sidewalk to pick up their child.  Students will not be permitted to cross the traffic for safety reasons.

Pick-up will be at the front of the building near the main office at 4:30.  There will be no rehearsal if the NASD has a weather emergency, such as an early dismissal, or if there is no school.  

 Advisor: Mrs. Ashton

Students will go to Blue Mountain Ski Resort after school on Wednesdays beginning in January to ski!

The ski trip dates will begin in January.

Ski club is for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. In order to be part of the club, you must fill out the ski club packet and return your payment by the deadline. Packets will become available by the end of September, students that sign up will receive a packet,

If school is cancelled or school is dismissed early for inclement weather, Ski Club will also be cancelled and rescheduled.

Meeting Times: A schedule will be sent once everyone is registered.

Advisors- Miss Morrison

This club is intended to provide and facilitate a space where students can play various strategy and board games. We will spend the first 3-4 meetings introducing students to different types of games. After that, students will be able to choose the game they would like to play, with additional games being introduced as needed.

Examples of games we would introduce:
Stratego, Blokus, Chick-a-Pig, Monopoly Deal, Chess, Checkers, Snertz, Othello, Dominion*, Settlers of Catan*

*Age appropriate, but more advanced games.

Students will also be encouraged to bring in games from home they enjoy and play/share with the group.

We will assess our numbers after club signups close to determine how often this club will meet and if we need to split the club into different groups.

Club Times: 7:40 AM- Tuesday Mornings

Advisor: Mr. Vogler

NAIS Student Council is a student-run council that works toward building school and community pride and involvement. Student council strives to foster good citizenship and to help build our school culture. Students meet monthly. Classroom representatives and officers are elected by the student body. Events include Red Ribbon Week, Spirit Week, and co-sponsoring the NAIS Dances.

No sign ups.

This activity is voted on in school.

 Advisors: Mr. Petrozelli, Mrs. Spering, Miss Morrison

TMI: Technology, Math, and Innovation and STEM Club : Creating, solving, discussing, and defending real-life math puzzles and problems in a fun and energetic learning environment. Geared toward student interest, project-based, utilizing technology, taking Math/Science to a whole new level with  S.T.E.M. Students will be presented with STEM Challenges each week to work together in groups to solve them. Lots of fun challenges to solve each week from building, to electronics, to creating to coding!

Meeting Times: 7:40- 8:30 AM- 1st and 3rd Tuesday of a month

 Advisors:  Mrs. DelBene, Mrs. Whitman

Advisor- Mrs. Thomas

Do you like to take pictures? Join the yearbook and help take pictures throughout the school year and put the yearbook together.

Advisor: Mr. Greger