Choir

Director - Mrs. Adrienne Laigaie

The Wildwood Middle School choir class is a performance based class for students who have an interest in singing and have a desire to improve their vocal technique. The choir performs at a number of events throughout the year, two of which are the winter and spring concerts.  The middle school choir is under the direction of Adrienne C. Laigaie.  Mrs. Laigaie is a music educator at Glenwood Avenue Elementary School, Wildwood Middle School and Wildwood High School.  She studied music at Westminster Choir College and Lebanon Valley College.

Concert Band 

Musical Director - Mr. Charyl Syvarth

The Band is open to all students who have successfully completed 6th grade band, or by audition. Along with performing at the winter and spring concerts, the band performs at various adjudications and competitions throughout the year. In addition to rehearsing during the school day, the students also receive lessons on their respective instruments once a week. Charl Syvarth is the director.

 The Clutter Club 

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This is a volunteer activity that teachers recommend you for participation.  These students stay after school every other week for a half an hour and organize their folders, book bags, lockers and areas within their classes.  The students have a snack and receive materials to help them stay organized and on top of their work load.

Newspaper

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Newspaper is designed to provide students with the opportunity to receive an understanding of the ins and outs of a newspaper. Students write, edit, and create a new issue each marking period. Through this process, students will develop their writing abilities and editing skills.  The newspaper is sent home with report cards and progress reports. It is given out at lunch in the Café’ on release day.

National Junior Honor Society

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Wildwood Middle School NJHS is a club which offers students the opportunity to be recognized for their achievements, and a chance to practice using leadership skills while providing service to the greater community. Seventh grade students who maintain a 3.0 GPA may apply for membership in their 8th grade year. Members participate in fundraisers, collect items for the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey and are recognized for their achievements during the induction ceremony and graduation.

W.A.V.E. 21

The Wildwood Public Schools 21^st Century Community Learning Center After School Program provides a safe learning environment and quality after school program to students, which supports their success through social, cultural, physical and intellectual development.  The program strives to ensure that all students are able to participate in inquiry – based innovative, hands-on, fun activities that facilitate creativity, curiosity, and intuitiveness.  Students are encouraged to take planned activities in a direction that interests them.