Activities
Our middle schools offer a wide range of activities and clubs that allow students to explore their interests, build connections, and get involved. From athletics to academic teams, creative arts to leadership opportunities — there’s something for every student to enjoy.
Cheerleading
Participants must audition to make the team. Tryouts are held in March. Cheerleading class emphasizes cheerleading skills and technique, conditioning, leadership, and squad unity. Grades and citizenship must be in compliance with the Kansas State High School Activities Association.
Email Head Coach Melissa ErkerEmail Assistant Coach Kelley Perrin
Dance Team
Called "The Storm," the dance team is a performing group made by audition only. Tryouts are held in March. The class includes choreography and learning routines, performing at various functions, and attending extra rehearsals.
Email Head Coach Beth DeanEmail Assistant Coach Lindsay Morales
KAY Club
KAY Club or Kansas Association for Youth is a leadership service-based organization. In this club, students participate in community and worldwide service projects.
Email Sponsor Josh Stock
Pep Club
All students are eligible to join Rowdy Crowd, the Pep Club that helps promote school spirit. The cost is $5.00 to join and this will get you into all the home games free as well as the chance to sit with fellow Rowdy Crowders and cheer on our Cyclones! You also get to march in the Old Settler’s Day parade!
Sponsor to be named
Raising Student Voice & Participation (RSVP)
The Raising Student Voice and Participation program is a student engagement program for middle schools sponsored by the National Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
At Santa fe Trail, the RSVP process asks students to lead, govern and to facilitate summits as part of a dialogue process that will expand their involvement in school and community life. Students speak out and take action on issues in our school and our community that are important to them.
Email Co-sponsor Taylor MonreanEmail Co-sponsor Whitney Morrow
Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad gives you an exciting opportunity to compete against students from all across the state, in 23 different events that range from taking tests and completing labs which show off your knowledge of sciences, to building robots and making ball launchers using engineering techniques.
Email Head Coach Beth DeanEmail Assistant Coach Lindsay Morales
WEB & Student Leadership
WEB (Where Everyone Belongs) is a middle school transition program that welcomes sixth and seventh graders and makes them feel comfortable throughout the first year of their middle school experience. WEB is built on the belief that students want to and can help other students succeed. The WEB middle school transition program trains members of the eighth grade class to be WEB Leaders; as positive role models, WEB Leaders are motivators, leaders and teachers who guide sixth and seventh graders to discover what it takes to be successful in middle school.
Sponsor to be named