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Student Life
The Student Life Program at Millennium consists of 25+ activities that support leadership development, creative expression, social responsibility, healthy lifestyles, civic engagement, and cultural awareness. All extracurricular activities are created based on student interest. If you would like to start a club that is not listed here, please come to the Main Office to complete a New Club Proposal Form.
Afterschool Activities Schedule - Spring 2023 [PDF]
Art LoftFaculty Contact: Ms. BattagliolaNo prior art experience is needed. Art Loft is a non-academic, safe space to explore a student's creative side, thoughts, feelings, and individuality. Art work is not judged for technique or skill; rather, students are encouraged to become immersed in the creative process, express themselves visually, and potentially de-stress. Paint, clay, sculpture, drawing materials, crafts, collage, and more will be provided. Students may come as often as they want, weekly attendance is not mandatory.ASL (American Sign Language)Faculty Contact: Ms. ToulatosASU (Asian Student Union)Faculty Contact: Ms. KimFaculty Contact: Ms. WaltonBLSU (Black Latinx Student Union)Faculty Contact: Ms. Byrd-TuckerBrains & Gains (Workout)Faculty Contact: Ms. RamirezChinese Culture ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. ChauOur mission is to go into depth about Chinese culture and the fascinating intricacies of China that Mandarin class at Millennium does not discuss. We aim to instruct Millennium students who plan to take the AP Mandarin test.Cooking ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. FinkelsteinDesign ClubFaculty Contact: Mr. BovaGirl RisingFaculty Contact: Ms. WaltonGirl Rising is a global non-profit organization that works on improving girls’ education in areas that do not provide education for girls. Girl Rising aims to spread awareness of this issue by making films about girls who struggle to get an education.Green Team/Sustainability TeamFaculty Contact: Ms. Kong and Ms. Byrd-TuckerThe Green Team is a student-led group that aims to help Millennium "Go Green" by educating students and staff about sustainable habits. Our activities in the past have included: starting a worm condo and compost project and fundraising through a Spring Plant Sale and a Used-Book Drive. We also host an annual reusable school supply collection in June to be available the following school year. One of our most successful projects is our community farm, which we started with The Battery Conservancy in 2010. We also work closely with the Student Senate to maintain our #ERASETHEWASTE program. We plan to continue these efforts this year and we welcome any other ideas you may have!GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)Faculty Contact: Ms. FeinsteinJewish Student UnionFaculty Contact: Ms. KallusKey ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. KallusKey Club International is a high school organization sponsored by Kiwanis International. Key Club assists Kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the children of the world. High school student members of Key Club perform acts of service in their communities, such as cleaning up parks, collecting clothing and organizing food drives. They also learn leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding elected leadership positions at the club, district and international levels.LGBTQ+ Open Art SpaceFaculty Contact: Ms. BattagliolaLiterary Magazine - FLUXFaculty Contact: Ms. StasavageThe first seeds of FLUX Magazine were planted by a group of excited juniors with a passion for writing, drawing, and creating. Our vision was a magazine where we could create a platform for students to channel their creative forces, to celebrate their hard work, and to inspire others. Check out our latest issue of Flux!Magic ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. FinkelsteinMath TeamFaculty Contact: Mr. KlineMouse SquadFaculty Contact: Ms. Kong and Mr. GeeFaculty Contact: Ms. PeterkinPre-Med ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. PlatiPodcast ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. KongAn inside look at Millennium High School students' opinions on topics relevant to today's world that influence the MHS community. Everyone is welcome to share their thoughts and ideas without any judgment. Our core values are community, integrity and honesty. Our mission is to include student’s voices to their fullest potential.Email the coaches of the teams you are interested in as early as possible to inquire about tryouts, practice and other relevant information. See the MHS Athletics homepage for more details.Red CrossFaculty Contact: Mr. GeeSound LabFaculty Contacts: Mr. Garfinkel and Mr. MihokSchool of Rock is now Sound Lab. Sound Lab is an after-school music program that provides an opportunity for students to learn the music they'd like to play (guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, etc.) and then join bands with other MHS students.Student ActivitiesFaculty Contacts: Ms. Finkelstein Ms. PeterkinStudent SenateFaculty Contacts: Mr. Stone and Ms. WeberVideo Game ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. LeeWellness ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. FinkelsteinYearbookFaculty Contact: Ms. Upton-GreenYoung Entrepreneurs ClubFaculty Contact: Ms. Toulatos