Sports and Activities
Co-ed sports offered at the school include Soccer, Lacrosse, Basketball, Wrestling, Cross-Country, Track and Field, and Gymnastics. Girls sports include Field Hockey and Softball, and Baseball is offered for just boys.
Some of the clubs in the school are as follows: The Drama Club, MathCounts, the newspaper club, the B.O.R.E.D. committee, Student Council, VKAT (Vermont Kids Against Tobacco), Student Wellness Action Team (SWAT), Students Opposing Drugs and Alcohol (SODA), the Geography Bee, and Memory Book.
Another activity the school offers is the dances on the last Friday of each month. There are around 6 dances per year and all MUMS students are allowed to attend. These dances also provide another activity such as a movie and sell refreshments; sodas, chips, sometimes water and baked goods. The money earned from admission and refreshments goes to the host team's end of the year trip.
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