Meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in the Commons

First meeting on 10/1

Advisor: Lauren

Come to the Commons after school on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and join the fun. Games (dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer), projects, art activities, snacks and more. Hang Time requires registration because it is a club run by the City of Shoreline. Register your middle schooler for our Fall session of Hang Time! (October -December). 

Advisor:  Ms. Kendrick

Einstein’s Black Student Union (BSU) is a group that comes together to celebrate the unique history and present day reality of being Black/African American in America, joined by accomplices who support their goal.  ALL people are invited!  We will meet the 1st and 2nd Tuesday of each month. 

First Meeting:  

Advisor: Brent Holland

We play Chess. That's it. If you're new to chess, no worries, we can teach you. If you think you're good, ok fine... prove it and try to beat Mr. Holland.

Advisor:  Mr. Cory

GSA stands for Gender & Sexual-orientation Alliance. It is a place for all students to discuss issues and plan school activities related to diversity and awareness. The overall goal of the GSA is to create a more accepting and safe learning environment for all students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or individual differences.

Advisor: Mary Thurber

Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national organization of students engaged in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).  Members in TSA work on projects, attend leadership conferences, particpate in community outreach and compete in regional events. TSA is an extension of the CTE electives at Einstein (Engineering, Robotics and 7th/8th grade Computer Science). Membership in the club is limited to 36 students and students apply in early September.

Advisor:  Ms. Ventre

Meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in the Commons

First meeting on 10/3

Advisor: Lauren

Come to the Commons after school on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and join the fun. Games (dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer), projects, art activities, snacks and more. Hang Time requires registration because it is a club run by the City of Shoreline. Register your middle schooler for our Fall session of Hang Time! (October -December). 

First meeting on 10/8 @1:35

1:35 on Early Release Wed

3:15 on Regular Wed

Advisor: Kristina Hegerberg

Nitty gritty slang. noun. 1. the essential substance or details of a matter; basics; crux. Let's skip the chitchat and get down to the nitty-gritty. Do you like to crochet, knit or embroider? Want to learn or share a skill? Our Fiber Arts circle is a place to come work on current projects or learn a new skill while providing a safe space to vent (or share) about anything on your mind with no judgement. We will also learn a bit about the history of craft circles and Craftivism.   If you plan on staying later than 3:10 and you are not in a sport, you'll need to be registered for Hang Time

Meets on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in the Commons

First meeting on 10/3

Advisor: Lauren

Come to the Commons after school on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and join the fun. Games (dodgeball, capture the flag, soccer), projects, art activities, snacks and more. Hang Time requires registration because it is a club run by the City of Shoreline. Register your middle schooler for our Fall session of Hang Time! (October -December). 

Meets every Thursday except on days when Pizza and Books Meets

First meeting on 9/19

Advisor: Anne Dame

Do crafts while listening to audiobooks. Ms. Dame will provide a variety of craft materials (yarn, construction paper, beads, etc). You are welcome to provide your own materials or work with what is here. We'll choose the book together. (Every Thursday except the P&B dates below). 

Advisor: Jorge Moreno

 Our mission is to provide a space for our Latine/a/o students to learn about Latine culture and history and celebrate our cultura. We aim to enhance their ethnic identity, and to promote our culture and traditions to the Einstein student body. Activities include weekly club meetings, Latinx celebrations, dances, service, social, academic and leadership opportunities. ¡Si Se Puede! 

Meets on *Some Thursdays of each month that we are in school

First meeting on 10/10

Advisor: Anne Dame

Join us to talk about whatever book(s) you are reading right now. We will be joined by Leslie Carter from the Richmond Beach branch of KCLS. 

Advisor:  Ms. Witzel

If you love puzzles, speed and connecting with others who like the same, come join us! All are welcome!

Advisors: Nick Wade

Symphonic Club provides a space for students to bring their instrument and practice either individually or with a group. 

Advisor:  Peter Reni

Advisor:  Ms. Sarah

Soccer Club will run every Thursday, rain or shine, until the spring. All grade levels and skill levels are welcome. YOU WILL NEED TO SIGN UP EACH WEEK TO PARTICIPATE. The sign up sheet will be outside Ms. Casteel's room, 1319, on Mondays. 

Advisor: Xiaoxi Ip

Please note:  There is no activity bus on Fridays so students will have to find their own transportation home

Meets in the band room M, T, Th, F 7:30 - 8:30 a.m. 

Occasional Wed 7:00 - 8:20 a.m.

Advisor: Nick Novy

Jazz Band is a performing ensemble focused on Blues, Swing music, and improvisation. Students must be enrolled in one of the Einstein concert bands to participate.