Student Clubs & Activities

In addition to Madison’s MAC Before and After School program, Madison Simis offers a variety of on-site after school opportunities offered by 3rd party vendors for students.
Madison Simis On-Site Third Party Activities
- Chess Club - Offered by Chess Emporium
- Hip Hop/Jazz - Offered by Tippi Toes
- Improv Class - Offered by Dearing Acting Studio
- Acting Class - Offered by Dearing Acting Studio
- Winter Wonderland Challenge - Offered by Play-Well TEKnologies
- NASA: Academy of Future Explorers - Offered by Mad Science
- Running - Offered by Girls on the Run
- Drawing Classes for Kids - Offered by Young Rembrandts
- Drawing Classes for Kids - Offered by Young Rembrandts
- Tennis - Offered by Buddy the Ball
- Yoga - Offered by Dancing Sun Yoga Kids
- Volleyball - Offered by Beginners Edge Sports Training
- Basketball - Offered by Beginners Edge Sports Training
- Soccer - Offered by AIT
- Water Games - Offered by AIT
- Cooking with Kids - Offered by Kids Who Cook
- ASL Class - Offered by Sign Language Hub
Chess Club - Offered by Chess Emporium
Hip Hop/Jazz - Offered by Tippi Toes
Improv Class - Offered by Dearing Acting Studio
Acting Class - Offered by Dearing Acting Studio
Winter Wonderland Challenge - Offered by Play-Well TEKnologies
NASA: Academy of Future Explorers - Offered by Mad Science
Running - Offered by Girls on the Run
Drawing Classes for Kids - Offered by Young Rembrandts
Drawing Classes for Kids - Offered by Young Rembrandts
Tennis - Offered by Buddy the Ball
Yoga - Offered by Dancing Sun Yoga Kids
Volleyball - Offered by Beginners Edge Sports Training
Basketball - Offered by Beginners Edge Sports Training
Soccer - Offered by AIT
Water Games - Offered by AIT
Cooking with Kids - Offered by Kids Who Cook
ASL Class - Offered by Sign Language Hub
Odyssey of the Mind
Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members apply their creativity to solve problems ranging from building mechanical devices to presenting their own interpretation of literary classics. They then bring their solutions, in the form of an eight-minute skit, to competitions on the local, state, and world level. Thousands of teams from throughout the U.S. and from about 25 other countries participate in the program.













