Activities

Poulsbo Middle School is dedicated to providing a wide array of clubs and organizations to meet its diverse student body's unique interests and passions. Some clubs like the Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Club and Magic: The Gathering focus on fostering strategy, creativity, and camaraderie through gameplay. The Maker's Club operates from the Pre-Engineering lab, offering hands-on design and construction experience. The Manga and Anime Group and the Student Library Advisory Team cater to students' cultural and academic interests, while the Panther Knit and Stitch Group promotes creativity through crafting.

Other clubs focus more on fostering inclusive and understanding environments. The Equity Club stands out, emphasizing social justice discussions and awareness. The Homework Club supports academic success through collaborative learning and peer tutoring. All these extracurricular activities are complemented by the student-run Associated Student Body (ASB), which organizes school-wide events, fostering a vibrant and engaging school culture. Each club and team at Poulsbo Middle School enriches student life, both complementing the academic curriculum and nurturing an inclusive, diverse school community.

Associated Student Body (ASB)
Clubs

Associated Student Body (ASB)

The Associated Student Body (ASB) at Poulsbo Middle School is a student-led organization that plays a pivotal role in enhancing school culture and fostering a sense of community. Committed to representing the student voice, the ASB organizes a variety of activities and events, including spirit weeks, dances, and clubs. Through these initiatives, the ASB strives to create an inclusive, engaging environment that encourages student involvement, promotes school spirit, and complements academic learning with opportunities for leadership, personal growth, and social interaction.

ASB Executive Council

Madyson Dailey-Scanlon

Executive President

Miles Witty

Executive Secretary

Jane Peters

Executive Public Relations Officer

Miriam Holmes

Spirit Coordinators

Aurora Wieshhaus

Executive Vice President

Jack Lansford

Executive Treasurer

Nolen Schabacher

Executive Historian

ASB 8th Grade Council

ASB 7th Grade Council

ASB 6th Grade Council

ASB Budgets

Associated Student Body (ASB) funds represent public money collected for the benefit of students and are designated to support optional extracurricular activities of a cultural, athletic, recreational, or social nature. These funds cannot be utilized for curricular purposes or activities that involve grading. Typically, any carryover amounts from one year to the next result from anticipated student activity expenses that require more than a year's worth of fundraising efforts.

ASB Fund Balance Report

This financial report presents a detailed breakdown of the ASB account balances for each school. The beginning balances correspond to September 1st of each year, while the stated ending balances show the funds at the end of the reporting period. Please note that this report is unaudited and may not represent the final ending balances for the year.

ASB Access and Participation Report

This report offers supplementary information concerning ASB access and participation, presenting an in-depth analysis of various data elements associated with student involvement in ASB activities.

ASB Opportunity Gap Reduction Plan

The ASB Opportunity Gap Reduction Plan aims to address disparities in access and participation for low-income students in optional, noncredit extracurricular activities, including clubs, school events, and athletics. The plan encourages reflection and identification of potential barriers that may hinder these students from fully engaging in extracurricular activities. Before completing the gap reduction plan, please share your ASB and athletic fee data with the ASB student council to facilitate informed decision-making.

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