Athletics & Co-Curriculars

We offer the following sports and clubs at Lyman Moore. For more information about rosters, coach contact information and co-curriculars, please visit:

Lyman Moore Athletic & Co-Curricular Website

Clubs & Activities Offered

The following school-sponsored organizations are open to all Moore students unless otherwise stated. For more information about these clubs and how to get involved, please contact the club teacher.

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Philip Darasz

Physical Education Teacher

Brief Description: We think, talk about, and plan activities related to race and skin color, national origin and ancestry, religion, disabilities, gender (including identity and expression) and sexual orientation. Our goal is to ensure all students and families feel welcome, safe and respected in our school

Open to All Students

Meets: every other Thursday after school (always on the announcements)

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Room: 118

Contact Catherine Siegel

Black Student Union

Brief Description: The Black Student Union (BSU) is a club that empowers students of color and provides a safe space for students to be themselves and discuss issues related to race and identity. Students have the opportunity to establish bonds and connections with other students they identify with through fun and supportive activities. These students foster cultural pride and become empowered by sharing experiences and celebrating the achievements of People of Color. In embracing their differences, the students in the BSU will engage the community in efforts to promote cultural diversity and strive to be agents of change by promoting restorative practices.

The club is open to all grade levels.

Meet: Fridays

Time: 2:50 to 4:00

Location: Library

Contact Abdi Ali

Contact Tan Twhigg

Contact Tyler Jellison

Contact Pamela Otunnu

Contact Jacob Markowitz

Book Club

Chess and Cribbage Club

Drama Production

Lego Robotics

6th Grade

7th & 8th Grade

Model UN

Fall
Spring

Fall

From: mid Oct. to end of Nov

Brief Description: Model UN teaches middle school students the importance of global awareness, global citizenship and diplomacy. Each conference is an experiential learning activity for any student with an interest in knowing more about international issues. Each student is assigned to a country and committee of the UN. They assume the role of a delegate representing that nation to solve major issues on the committee's agenda through negotiations with other delegates. Through research, debate, and resolution writing, students learn more about the world while developing a variety of useful skills. The fall session will attend the Middle School Model United Nations (MSMUN) conference at Northeastern University in Boston to debate with 600 other middle school students from around New England.

Who are the participants (grade level, sign up process): all grade levels can participate, sign up at informational meeting at the beginning of each season. Must attend all meetings to go to Boston.

Meet: Fridays

Time: 2:15 to 3:15

Location: Room 144

Contact Mr. Hilton

Contact Mr. Jellison

Spring

From: March to mid April

Brief Description: Model UN teaches middle school students the importance of global awareness, global citizenship and diplomacy. Each conference is an experiential learning activity for any student with an interest in knowing more about international issues. Each student is assigned to a country and committee of the UN. They assume the role of a delegate representing that nation to solve major issues on the committee's agenda through negotiations with other delegates. Through research, debate, and resolution writing, students learn more about the world while developing a variety of useful skills. The spring session will attend the Maine Middle School UN conference at Bates College in Lewiston to debate with 75 other middle school students from around Maine.

Meet: Fridays

Time: 2:15 to 3:15

Location: Room 144

Contact Mr. Hilton

Contact Mr. Jellison

Newspaper Club

SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance)

Slam Poetry Club

From: late Jan. to late March

Brief Description: Students will help each other develop original poetry. Students will get/give feedback on writing and performance techniques. Only 6 kids will chosen as performers to go to the Massachusetts Youth Poetry Slam at Emerson College in Boston. However, all students are welcome to be part of the team.

Who are the participants (grade level, sign up process): all grade levels can participate, sign up at informational meeting at the beginning of the season. Must attend all meetings to go to Boston in March.

Meet: Mondays

Time: 2:15 to 3:15

Location: Room 144

Contact Mr. Jellison

Stock Market Game

Brief Description: What would you do with $100,000? What is the Stock Market? What does it mean to invest money? Want to know more, join the Stock Market Game. This is a virtual investment game competing against other students and schools to see who can make the most money in 6 months

Open to All Students

Meets: Thursdays

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Room: 220

Contact Julie Myers