Clubs

Boy Scout Troop 121 meets at Woodmont Baptist Church, located at the intersection of Hillsboro Road and Woodmont Blvd. Troop 121 is over 60 years old. We are a boy lead Troop, which means the Scouts are in charge of most aspects of the program. Members must be between the ages of 11 and 18 years.

We meet every Monday evening excluding major holidays. We also have at least one outdoor activity each month. As part of our community service, we participate in the Adopt a Highway program. This involves picking up trash along a section of Hillsboro Road three times a year. 

Fees: $80

We are excited to introduce you to the Civics Club, an engaging and educational opportunity for your children here at J. T. Moore Middle School. Our club is dedicated to fostering an understanding of civic responsibility, promoting active citizenship, and empowering students to make a positive impact on their community.

The Civics Club offers a variety of activities and experiences that aim to deepen your child’s understanding of government, democracy, and the importance of civic engagement. Through interactive discussions, debates, and hands-on projects, we strive to cultivate critical thinking skills, enhance public speaking abilities, and encourage respectful dialogue among our members.

Our club is led by a team of passionate and knowledgeable teachers who are committed to providing a stimulating and supportive environment for your children. They organize engaging activities such as mock elections, model United Nations sessions, community service projects, and visits to local government institutions.

These experiences are designed to empower students to become informed and active participants in their democracy. By joining the Civics Club, your child will have the opportunity to develop leadership skills and build strong relationships with like-minded peers. Through collaboration and teamwork, they will learn the importance of compromise, negotiation, and advocacy for the causes they believe in.

We understand the importance of balancing club activities with academic commitments, and our club endeavors to create a schedule that accommodates the needs of our members. Meetings are typically held on [day(s) of the week] at [time] to ensure minimal conflicts with school and other extracurricular activities. We invite you to learn more about the Civics Club by attending our informational meeting on [date] at [time]. This meeting will provide you with an opportunity to meet the club leaders, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the numerous benefits that participating in the Civics Club offers.

We look forward to welcoming your children into the Civics Club and embarking on a meaningful journey of civic discovery and engagement. Together, we can inspire the next generation of responsible and active citizens.

JT Moore Drama Club is a vibrant and energetic community where students can explore their passion for acting, storytelling, and performance. This club offers a platform for students to express themselves creatively, develop confidence, and build valuable life skills. Through a variety of activities and workshops, students learn the art of improvisation, character development, stage presence, and teamwork.

They work collaboratively on theatrical productions, including plays and skits, giving them an opportunity to showcase their talent on stage. The drama club fosters an inclusive and supportive environment, where students of all skill levels can come together to nurture their love for the performing arts. Whether they dream of being on stage or simply want to try something new, the drama club offers an exciting and enriching experience for middle school students to discover their inner performer and create lasting memories.

Learn More on the Moore Theatrics website.

The Dungeons and Dragons club in middle school is a place where students with a shared interest in role-playing games can come together to embark on exciting adventures. In this club, students create unique characters and collaborate in a fantasy world guided by a Dungeon Master. Through imaginative storytelling, problem-solving, and teamwork, students learn valuable skills such as creativity, critical thinking, and communication.

The club provides a safe and inclusive environment for students to explore their creativity, develop their characters, and engage in epic quests. Whether they are experienced players or new to the game, the Dungeons and Dragons club offers a welcoming community for middle school students to bond over their shared passion for this captivating and strategic game.

The Express Yourself Songwriting club in middle school is a dynamic and inspiring community where students can unleash their creativity and find their unique voice through the power of music.

This club provides a platform for students to explore songwriting as a form of self-expression and storytelling. Through a series of workshops and activities, students learn the fundamentals of song structure, melody, lyrics, and music composition. They are encouraged to draw from their personal experiences and emotions to craft heartfelt and authentic songs. The club offers a safe and supportive environment for students to share their work, collaborate with peers, and receive constructive feedback.

Whether they are beginners or aspiring musicians, the Express Yourself Songwriting club nurtures a love for music and empowers students to express themselves through the transformative art of songwriting. Joining this club allows students to tap into their creativity, develop their musical skills, and build lasting connections with like-minded individuals who share their passion for music.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club in middle school is a group that brings together students who share a passion for both sports and their Christian faith. The club aims to encourage and inspire student athletes to integrate their relationship with God into their athletic pursuits.

Through regular meetings, prayer, and outreach activities, the FCA club fosters a supportive community where students can grow spiritually, develop leadership skills, and build character both on and off the field.

The Garden Club for middle school is a vibrant and green space where students can explore the wonders of nature and develop a love for gardening. Led by dedicated mentors, this club offers students the opportunity to learn about plants, sustainability, and the environment. Through hands-on activities, students get to plant, tend to, and harvest a variety of fruits, vegetables, and flowers in the school garden. They also learn essential gardening skills like soil preparation, watering, and pest control.

The Garden Club provides a peaceful and therapeutic environment where students can connect with nature, de-stress, and foster a sense of responsibility towards the environment. Students develop a deeper understanding of the importance of sustainability and learn how their actions can positively impact the ecosystem. Additionally, the Garden Club encourages creativity and teamwork through projects like designing garden layouts, creating compost bins, and organizing fundraising events.

By joining the Garden Club, students not only gain practical knowledge about gardening but also cultivate a sense of appreciation for the natural world and develop lifelong skills for sustainable living. Get ready to dig in and grow with the Garden Club!

Our middle school Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club is a safe and inclusive space for students of all gender identities and sexual orientations. Our club aims to create a supportive and accepting environment where students can come together to discuss, learn, and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and equality.

Led by dedicated student leaders and supported by compassionate faculty advisors, the GSA club organizes educational workshops, guest speakers, and social events to promote awareness, understanding, and acceptance within our school community. Through open discussions, activities, and community outreach initiatives, we strive to foster a sense of belonging, respect, and empowerment for all students. The middle school GSA club is committed to creating a more inclusive and equitable school environment for everyone.

The International Trip Club for middle school is an exciting and enriching opportunity for students to explore different cultures, broaden their horizons, and create lifelong memories. This club organizes trips to various countries around the world, providing students with a unique chance to experience new languages, traditions, and perspectives.

Led by experienced educators, the International Trip Club aims to foster global awareness and understanding among students. Through immersive cultural activities, students get to visit historical landmarks, museums, and local communities, gaining firsthand knowledge of the rich heritage of each destination. They have the chance to interact with locals, taste authentic cuisine, and participate in cultural workshops, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the local customs.

The International Trip Club also emphasizes the importance of responsible travel, encouraging students to be mindful of their impact on the environment and local communities. By joining this club, students not only expand their world view but also develop valuable skills such as adaptability, independence, and open-mindedness. Whether it’s exploring ancient ruins, learning traditional dances, or trying new foods, the International Trip Club promises an unforgettable journey that will inspire a lifelong love for travel and a global perspective. Get ready to embark on an extraordinary adventure with the International Trip Club!

The Lacrosse Club for middle school is an exciting and energetic group where students can learn and participate in the exhilarating sport of lacrosse. This club offers a unique opportunity for students to develop their athletic skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship while having a blast on the field. Led by experienced coaches, the club provides comprehensive training sessions that cover essential lacrosse techniques, strategies, and game rules.

Students of all skill levels are welcomed and encouraged to join, as the club aims to foster a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Through regular practices, friendly scrimmages, and hard fought matches, students have the chance to improve their stick-handling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills. Additionally, the club organizes friendly matches against other schools, allowing students to showcase their talents and compete in a fun and competitive setting. Joining the Lacrosse Club not only provides students with a fantastic opportunity to stay active and learn a new sport, but also helps them develop important life skills such as discipline, perseverance, and teamwork.

The JTM Media Club is for students who are interested in developing their digital skills by taking pictures with a camera/phone and editing pictures/videos, or who are interested in being reporters to interview teachers or students from other clubs/sports. Work will be used within the school and community to inform and share the great things happening at JTM Middle. 

Our middle school Percussion Club is a fun and engaging extracurricular activity for students interested in playing percussion instruments. Led by a passionate and experienced instructor, this club offers a unique opportunity for students to explore various percussion instruments such as drums, xylophones, marimbas, and more.

Students will learn essential skills like rhythm, coordination, and teamwork through interactive lessons, group performances, and exciting ensemble pieces. Whether beginners or experienced musicians, all students are welcome to join and discover their love for percussion in a supportive and creative environment. The middle school percussion club encourages musical expression, builds confidence, and fosters a sense of camaraderie among its members.

The Students for Social Justice club at J. T. Moore Middle School is a dynamic and passionate group of students dedicated to making a positive impact in their community and beyond. This club provides a platform for students who are passionate about social justice issues to come together, learn, and take action. Through engaging discussions, workshops, and activities, the Students for Social Justice club aims to raise awareness about various social justice issues, such as inequality, discrimination, environmental sustainability, and more.

Students have the opportunity to explore these topics, gain a deeper understanding of their root causes, and brainstorm innovative solutions. The club actively encourages students to use their voices and take action through advocacy, community service, and awareness campaigns. Students have the opportunity to organize fundraisers, volunteer at local organizations, and participate in community outreach programs. By working together, they strive to create positive change and promote inclusivity, equality, and justice within their school and the broader community.

The Students for Social Justice club provides a safe and supportive space for students to express their thoughts, share experiences, and collaborate with like-minded peers. It fosters a sense of empowerment, empathy, and compassion, helping students develop critical thinking skills and become socially responsible citizens.

The JTM Swim Club is supported by the Nashville Schools Swim Club. This non-profit organization supports several other Metro school teams (Hillsboro, Hume-Fogg, Isaac Litton, Valor, etc.). Here is what you need to know to get started:

• Please contact the school if you are interested in having your son or daughter join the team.
• The season will begin in Mid-October and run through January/early February.
• Practices will be on Sundays @ 2 p.m.– 4  p.m. at Ensworth Natatorium, 7401 SR-100, Nashville 37221
• The cost of the program will be $125. (We will also collect donations to thank coaching staff)
• All skill levels welcome! Your child just needs to be able to get across a pool and back.