
Activities & Clubs
Activities & Clubs
Requirement(s) to participate in any activity: Purchase ASB Card through the "Store" in MySchoolBucks ($25)
ASB
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. This means we are a student government who represent the entire student body of Tolt Middle School. ASB members are a group of students who have been selected and elected to represent our school. We also organize special events, oversee student-raised funds, promote student enterprises, develop high standards of school spirit and loyalty, and much more!
ASB Administrator: Kyle Hutchinson
ASB Secretary: Erin Wallace
ASB Advisor: Alecia Brooks
NJHS: Tolt Middle School Chapter
Advisors
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NJHS New Member Application (Applications accepted for next year starting in the spring)
How do I join Tolt Middle School's National Junior Honor Society?
Interested students can apply for membership each spring.
The Application Process:
Interested students turn in a completed application to the advisor
The Faculty Council reviews discipline and academic records for all applicants
Faculty Council measures each applicant against four characteristics of NJHS
Faculty Council then votes on each application
Successful applicants are directed to attend a meeting for information about next steps, including required service projects
Applicants who complete service projects are invited to be inducted at a May or June ceremony.
When can I join NJHS?
Once each spring after the second quarter is complete. This is the only time new members are welcomed.
What are the service (volunteering) requirements?
New members must complete two types of service projects. The first is the School Project that the advisor will set up. All applicants must volunteer at this event to be inducted. The second type of service project must be planned by the applicants themselves and total six hours. (The advisor must approve this project ahead of time.)
Students who successfully complete the two types of volunteer projects and who are approved by the Faculty Council may be inducted in a May or June ceremony. The following year, members will have to attend monthly meetings and complete service projects.
PAWS Program
Positive Awesome Welcoming Students
Our PAWS (Positive Awesome Welcoming Students) Program offers leadership opportunities for 7th and 8th graders. PAWS leaders focus on student joy and connection while building relationships with TMS 6th graders through their first year at Tolt.
Interested 6th and 7th graders apply in the spring.
PAWS Advisors:
