Spartan Clubs

For more information, please email the sponsors of each club.

Chain Reaction Club

Sponsor: Mrs. Davis

Meets: Tuesdays

Chain Reaction Club is an exciting experience where students will work together to invent a creative machine, using everyday objects, that performs a particular task.  The club will meet on Tuesdays in Ms. Davis’s room starting in November and run through the end of February. The machine will be showcased at a contest in February at Hoffman Estates High School. All club members are expected to attend this fun event.

Chess Club

Sponsor: Ms. Bostrom

Meets: Thursdays
 

The Chess club will meet in the Creation Studio on most Thursdays from 2:15-4:00.   All levels of chess players are welcome from beginners to champions!  Students will learn the basics of playing chess and compete with club members in tournaments.  Look for permission slips in the café.  This club is sponsored by Ms. Bostrom.

Club UNify

Sponsor: Ms. Snelling and Mrs. Conlin

Meets: Tuesdays
 

Club Unify is a place to come together to make friends, hang out, and having a good time. We bring students with special needs and general education students together helping others and engaging in peer leadership opportunities. We meet on selected Tuesdays through the school year.

Craft Club

Run by Mrs. Alcock and Mrs. Salgado

Meets: Mondays

Are you interested in learning to lean into your creative self and participating in a variety of different crafts? Do you like to do DIY projects? If your answer is yes, then Craft Club is calling your name! We will meet once a month for the entire year and complete all sorts of different crafts like friendship bracelets, tie dye, and so much more! All materials and supplies will be provided for you – just bring yourself and a smile!

Creative Social Club

Run by Ms. Bostrom

Meets: Mondays

The Creative Social Club will meet most Mondays in the Creation Studio from 2:15-3:50.  The club is designed to provide a safe space for students to socialize and engage with each through play activities.

Some of the activities we might participate in include:  building robots, flying drones, building with Legos, making creative art, chess, checkers, cards.  Outside activities might include:  playing kickball, soccer, softball, and running races.

Cultures Club

Run by Mrs. Gold and Mrs. Barrios

Meets: Fridays

Are you interested in learning about different cultures or talking to other students about your culture? Are you interested in talking about holidays, food, music or sports from around the world? Cultures Club is a social opportunity open to all to express and learn about traditions and celebrate the diversity of students at Frost.

Cultures Club will meet once a month on Fridays in room 110 from 2:15- 4:00.  Please join as many sessions as you would like.

Drone Club

Run by Ms. Shroyer

Meets: Mondays

This club is for students who would like to learn to fly a drone or practice flying drones- all are welcome!

Future Authors Club

Run by Miss Pirovano

Meets: Mondays

Future Authors club provides students with a fun space to express themselves creatively through their writing. We will have new writing prompts each time we meet, or you can continue a previous piece of writing. We will draw and write to create our own book by the end of the year.

Good Morning Frost

Run by Mrs. Czarnecki and Mr. Meyer

Meets: Every morning 
 

Students are invited to come to school early and get their bodies and brains moving through, Basketball or Volleyball passing

Students arrive to school at 7:05am and meet in the gymnasium for fun and socialization with their friends. 

Mathletes

Run by Mr. Morris

Meets:  Wednesdays

Mathletes is a club that is open to ALL students who love math! In Mathletes, you will strengthen your problem-solving skills, practice unique and fun math problems that you ’ve never seen before, learn how to work on a team, and meet friends who also love math and solving puzzles.

Pride Club

Run by Mrs. Conlin and Mr. Bishop

Meets: 

Pride Club welcomes ALL students at Frost to a safe place to learn and share about self-expression and identity. This club unites LGBTQ+ and allied students to build community, understanding, and support in order to become leaders who are able to advocate for themselves and one another.

Rocketry Club

Run by Ms. Halverson

Meets: Tuesdays

In Rocketry Club, students work collaboratively to learn about and engineer functional rockets, as well as other machines related to rocket physics. Students that have participated in Rocketry club before at their elementary schools will be given more advanced rocket designs to create. Students will have the opportunity to launch their hand crafted rockets at the annual District 54 Rocket Launch in the Spring.

Student Ambassadors

Run by Ms. Bassett and Ms. Nash

Meets: during Advocacy on Wednesdays

The purpose of Student Ambassadors is to strengthen student leadership qualities and show students that they can influence the school community in a positive way. Students will help integrate positive psychology with their peers to empower student voices to be heard in school and be the change agents for areas of improvement in the school culture. 7th grade students will be made aware of when applications are due at the beginning of the year and teachers will have the ability to nominate students that are leaders in the building. 10 students will be chosen to participate in the program throughout their 7th and 8th grade years at Frost.

Yearbook

Run by Mrs. Czarnecki and Ms. Shroyer

Meets: Tuesdays

Yearbook club will consist of students being trained on the yearbook creator program to compile the yearbook. The yearbook staff will vote on a theme and design everything including the cover. The yearbook staff will take photographs throughout the year at all the sporting events held at Frost as well as other events and celebrations that will be held.