Art Club-Art
Club is a fun place to gather after school to paint, draw, or just catch
up on an art project.
Band--Green Band is comprised of 6th grade students Gold Band (7th and 8th grade students)
Character Club--Do you like talking about your favorite Sports Players and Celebrities? Come join the Character Club.
Choir--The Mullen choir meets weekly and prepares for the annual Holiday Concert and Gloucester Township Honors Concert. We also traditionally go Christmas caroling at the elementary schools in December and visit each school again in May.
Drama Club--The students in Mullen Drama rehearse from January until May and then perform their annual production. Rehearsals are scheduled throughout the week, and students attend if their scene is being rehearsed that afternoon.
Helping Hands Club--The Helping Hands Club is a working club, a service club, and a landscaping club all in one. We beautify Ann A. Mullen School with pride!
Horticulture Club-Greenhouse Club will begin in January and runs until end of May. Open to all students. Dates are determined by the weather.
Intramurals--Flag Football/Basketball-Meets Mondays & Wednesdays-See calendar posted outside of gym for specific dates Must sign up and have a valid physical on file with the nurse prior to participating.
Lego Robotics Club--Introduces students to the fun and excitement of science and technology. League students do the work; like program an autonomous robot (using Lego Mindstorms robo set) to score points on a thematic playing surface, create innovative solutions to a problem. These three elements - the Robot Game, Project & FLL Core Values make up what we call our yearly challenge. Teams will be composed of up to ten students with two Lead Coaches.
Library Club--At the Library Club you can read, check out books, do
homework, type, perform online research and other activities. Meets every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday until the late bus. Open to all
students, but you must sign up by 2 pm daily.
Mullen Day Break--The Mullen Day Break TV program strives to develop effective communication and technical skills while promoting teamwork to create and deliver high quality video news programming to our school community. The crew is made up of a select group of eighth grade students who produce, edit, and anchor the news program.
National Junior Honor Society--Students
are invited to apply to this service organization if they meet the initial
criteria of a 3.5 cumulative average, no U's in exploratory or physical
education, and have good behavior. Meetings are announced at least 1 week
in advance on the morning announcements.
Renaissance--a school wide program that recognizes all students who achieve academic excellence. Throughout the school year the students participate in many Renaissance activities. Students are to listen to morning announcements for the upcoming recognition event.
Student Government--A service organization that focuses on leadership, service, and character. Students are chosen by their peers for each term. Students manage Friday night dances and oversee various fundraising activities throughout the school year.
Multi-Cultural Club--Expand your knowledge of the Spanish language and other cultures.
RISE Club--Do YOU want to win $100? Do YOU want to get better at talking to people? Do YOU want to be prepared to be a successful adult with skills for the real world? RISE meets once a week in the fall to help equip students with social, public speaking, and other real-world skills. Students have the option to compete for $100 at the end of the semester. There will be announcements regarding meeting dates in September.
Video Club--Lights, Camera, Action! Video Club provides 7th & 8th grade students with the opportunity to learn and expand their knowledge with video editing software. Students will gain a better understanding of camera techniques and produces short video productions.
Yearbook Club-- Yearbook
Club is for selected 8th grade students. They design, market and distribute the
Mullen Yearbook.
Yoga Club--Dress comfortably and wear/bring socks for all club meetings. A yoga mat will be provided, or you may bring your own.
Volleyball Club--The
goal of the volleyball club is to teach girls the skills and knowledge of the
sport needed to be successful players. This club is for female students in 6th,
7th, or 8th grade. This club targets anyone from the beginner who is looking to
try a new sport, to girls who already play for other club teams and are looking
to improve their game and play at the high school level. All members of the
club are required to have a physical on file with the nurse to participate.
This club will start in February after the conclusion of the winter sports
season and run through April, meeting 1-2x per week. Listen to the
announcements for information on how to join.
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