CLUBS/EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
NJHS | YEARBOOK | STUDENT COUNCIL | MUSIC | INTRAMURALS | TAX CREDIT
NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY
The Greenway National Junior Honor Society is affiliated with the National Honor Society. Membership to NJHS is based on four criteria: academic achievement, service, citizenship and character. Applications for nomination to NJHS are reviewed at the end of each semester. NJHS sponsors various activities and community services throughout the school year. More information is available from the NJHS advisor. Students who are eligible will be contacted.
For more information contact:
MaryJo Dhein (602) 867-5200 x.1064
YEARBOOK
Greenway has a wonderful tradition of excellent yearbooks. The Yearbook class is responsible for recording the yearly events in pictures and presenting them in Greenway’s annual yearbook. So keep your smiles on. You never know when their cameras may be pointing at you!
For more information contact:
Steve Apostolides (602) 867-5200 x.1070
STUDENT COUNCIL
The Greenway Student Council is a very important part of Greenway Middle School. It is an avenue of communication between the administration, faculty and students. Each member represents a Social Studies class. Student Council members are often called upon to represent our students at various functions and are regarded as the student leaders of our school. Some of the activities that the Student Council organizes are:
• student dances
• community service
• campus programs
• and more!!
Student Council representatives are elected a few weeks after school begins in the fall. Officers are chosen by the faculty after all members have been elected.
For more information contact:
Steve Apostolides (602) 867-5200 x.1070
MUSIC
Students at Greenway may participate in band, strings or chorus classes. Students in these classes will have opportunities to perform in the community during evening concerts, daytime field trips and in-school assemblies. Students in year long music classes fund their extra activities by designing and purchasing their uniforms. For students interested in instrumental music, a variety of band and string orchestra classes are offered. The four bands offered are: Beginning Band, Cadet Band, Concert Band and Jazz Band. Two string orchestra classes are offered at Greenway. These groups are for both seventh and eighth grade students. Some school instruments are available for use by students.
For more information regarding strings contact:
Cornell, Kelli (602) 867-5200 x. 1082
For more information regarding orchestra contact:
Bukshpan, Moshe (602) 867-5200 x. 1083
Over 300 students participate in chorus each year at Greenway. Prep White Chorus and Prep Red Chorus are offered as semester-long classes for seventh graders. Eighth graders may choose from four choruses; Treble Chorus for girls; Chorale for mixed boys and girls; Girls Concert Choir and Boys Concert Choir are separate classes but perform together. These groups regularly perform in Greenway's Multipurpose Room, in the community on field trips and at choral festivals.
For more information regarding chorus contact:
Jan Bustos (602) 867-5200 x. 1083
INTRAMURALS
Need something to do after school? The intramural/interscholastic program at Greenway Middle School provides students with a variety of activities which build athletic, leadership, academic and personal skills through clubs and sports activities. Pay close attention to announcements to learn details about interscholastic sports.
TAX CREDIT
Tax Credit is a chance to make an important contribution to education at our school and receive an income tax credit for the full amount you contribute up to $200 (or $250 per married couple). Activities eligible for the tax credit are school-sponsored extracurricular educational or recreational activities that supplement the educational program and require enrolled students to pay a fee in order to participate. Field trips are eligible for the Tax Credit if a majority of the time is outside the regular school day. Students must pay a fee in order to participate. Activities run by parent organizations, outside vendors, or not-for-profit groups are not eligible for the tax credit. Intramural and festival sports are eligible. Tax Credit monies must be brought directly to the school office for a tax credit receipt, or mailed directly to the school or district. Please see the school office for more information.