Clubs

  • Clubs allow students to have fun, develop friendships, learn new skills, participate in group activities, and more. Please contact the club sponsor for additional information. Depending on student interest and available funding, additional clubs may be added.

    • All Star Step Team - Students will learn step routines and perform at school events.
    • Animal Rescue Club - To raise funds and promote awareness of animals in shelters or foster care.
    • Battle of the Books Team - Battle of the Books is a countywide competition for students in elementary, middle, and high school.  Students read the Sunshine State books, which serve as the topics for the battle questions.
    • First LEGO Robotics Challenge Team - Develop and practice core values, such as teamwork and inclusion, while learning to write original codes that solve critical thinking problems.
    • First Priority - A student-led Christian club. A representative from Christ Fellowship Church comes and helps facilitate the meetings.  Students usually play a game, socialize with other students, and have a mini-lesson on youth and Christianity.
    • Keep On Track - Keep on Track is a girls' running club. It is open to girls in grades 6, 7, and 8.
    • Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) - A student-run organization that unites LGBTQ+ and allied youth to build a community and organize around issues impacting them in their schools and communities
    • Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) - HOSA’s two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the healthcare industry and enhance quality health care delivery to all people.
    • Jazz Band - Learn Jazz music and America’s musical contribution.
    • “Ketchup” at Jupiter Middle School - Academic and/or social time for students in 6th - 8th grade.
    • Meditation and Fitness - Incorporate meditation, yoga, fitness videos, dance videos, and more to promote mind and body fitness.
    • Mariner Mermaids SeaPerch Underwater Robotics Club - Learn about electronics, motors, and SeaPerch Robotics while using the engineering design process.
    • National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) - Recognize, challenge, and guide students who demonstrate the five pillars through leadership and service projects in the school and local community. 
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    • Paddle Board Club - We paddle a loop on the Intracoastal waterway around Burt Reynolds Park. Students must provide their own transportation to Blueline. 
    • SECME/STEM Club - Students work as a team to prepare for the SECME Olympiad, a creative engineering competition against other middle schools. 
    • Student Council - Leadership, service work, and social/emotional collaboration drive school spirit. 
    • Run on Track for Boys - Explore the different events of the track so they are more familiar with the events and work on conditioning before the track season. 
    • The Unique and Powerful Teen Club - The club focuses on leadership skills, literacy, Self-esteem, coping skills for peer pressure, creating a positive self-image, social/emotional (soft skills), connecting students to school, and fostering a sense of community. 
    • Yoga Club - To promote fitness and positive mental health. Work on various yoga poses to develop strength, fitness, and flexibility.