Clubs & Activities

Where Everybody Belongs

WEB is a leadership program that promotes relationships and community building between students of all ages, and spreads the power of kindness throughout the school!

Our WEB leaders are a group of 8th graders who have a willingness to lead, are eager to spread kindness, and are interested in helping others! Throughout the year, these WEB leaders are placed with a small group of either 5th or 6th graders to help them succeed in their first year of transitioning to the Middle School.

For WEB events and meeting check out the MS Events Grades 5-8 Calendar.

The FFA Organization is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of young people by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agriculture education. Students in FFA compete in regional, state and national Career Development Events (CDEs), cover topics such as Agricultural Mechanics, Biotechnology and Floriculture. Students come from across the United States. FFA is a diverse organization. Students who are enrolled in agricultural education programs are eligible for membership. For more information on membership, visit the Join FFA section of the National FFA web page www.ffa.org. 

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Speech is a Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) recognized activity open to students in grades 7-12.

Participants compete in 1 of 13 categories. The season officially runs from January to April. Additional information regarding areas of speech competition is available on the state league website (www.mshsl.org).

The Watertown Mayer Team allows 6th graders to participate in Middle School "Meets" (or competitions). Middle school (grades 6-8) meets (competitions) are either on a Tuesday or Thursday, in January.

Junior Varsity (grades 7-9) "Meets" are typically on Thursdays, in February.

Varsity (grades 9-12) "Meets" are typically on Saturdays from January through April.

For specifics, please reach out to Head Coach, Amy Mandt.

MSHSL Speech

The Watertown-Mayer Middle School Student Council is a large and active organization. Each grade level votes five candidates into student council each fall. This student group then organizes and supports many student activities such as dances and activity nights as well as school pride and community service events. The student council has made enormous contributions to the middle school.

Middle School Students in 7th and 8th grade are welcome to apply for the Yearbook Club!  

Our Yearbook Coordinator will accept applications within the first 2 weeks of the school year, and begin the Yearbook Club in quarter 1.

This club will meet every Wednesday during Advisory. Yearbook members will be responsible for taking pictures, organizing the yearbook, and writing the "blurbs" for yearbook pages.