Clubs

ClubTeacher SponsorMeetingsLocation
3D Printing ClubMr. MclarenTuesday and Thursday at lunch Room 105
Card ClubMr. MeldrumMondays at Lunch. Card Club is for students wanting to learn the basics of card games such as Poker and Blackjack with friends, or returning players just looking for fun, all without the worry of gambling. It consists of a few trained dealers to help new players learn along the way. All students welcome, no prior experience required.Room 208
Challenge CouncilMr. MeldrumThursdays at lunchRoom 208
Students with Indigenous AncestryMs. ReidOpportunity for indigenous students to connect, have lunch together, provide cultural support/perspectives, sense of belonging/pride, and discuss the latest community updates/opportunities. Conference/classroom at lunch once a month.
ChessMr. MeldrumTuesdays at lunchRoom 208
DebateMr. BellTuesday after school Annex 7
Entomology/Bug ClubMs. StangowitzTBDTBD
GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance)
Ms. StangowitzTBDTBD
Math ChallengersMr. JohnsonWednesdays at lunch
Consists of grade 9 and 10 students preparing and being mentored by grade 10, 11, and 12 students to prepare for the Math Challengers and University of Waterloo Math competitions. The mentors also travel to Arbutus and Gordon Head Middle School on Fridays after school to prepare middle school students for these competitions.
Room 226 & 217
Model UNMr. GillatlyFridays at lunch
Model UN is for students who are interested in International Politics and diplomacy. We will learn and practice debate skills and prepare for UN Conferences at other schools.
Room 207B
Dead Poets' SocietyMs.FehrThursdays at lunch. Inspired by the 1989 film of the same name, focuses on sharing poetry by students and analyzing poems by authors. We do slam/performance poetry as well, competing in two competitions annually and sharing in youth open mics around the city.Annex 2
Math ClubMr.DicksonThursdays at lunch. The math club is for students interested in Math who want to write the University of Waterloo's senior math contests (CSMC, Euclid). We will review tricks for Math competitions, do practice questions from previous years, and introduce some interesting Math. Room 220
Science FairMr.NewellNo scheduled meetings but see Mr.Newell for time information Room 227
Book ClubMs. JensenWednesdays at lunchLibrary Learning Commons
Library Volunteer ClubMs. JensenThursdays after schoolLibrary Learning Commons
Games ClubMs. S. SmithEvery day at lunch - Students help themselves to games such as cards, chess, clue, anomia and can eat lunch with friendsRoom 217
Robotics TeamMr. Wilcox, Mr. BoormanTuesday 2:05-4:50 and Friday 1:45-3:30. Please contact Mr. Wilcox about enrolling in this course. We put forth two FIRST Tech Challenge teams (RAMBOTS yellow & purple) - design and build robots to compete in a dynamic and exciting challenge released every year. Robotics team is open to all students and no prerequisites are required. Room 104 and 114
Finance ClubMr. Lee
Wednesdays at lunch.
The Finance Club is new to Mount Doug as of 2022. Students gather to discuss a variety of financial topics including: current financial market conditions, stocks, bonds, cryptocurrency, real estate, etc
Room 113
Italian ClubMs.CicconeTuesdays at lunch. To celebrate Italian culture and encourage relationships between Italian International Students others at Mount Doug. Students enrolled in Italian classes at Mount Doug are highly encouraged to join to improve their understanding of culture and language. Some topics of interest include conversation, cultural games, food, the Italian school system; family relationships; gestures; songs, etc... All students are welcome to join the club.Room 209
Space Agency ClubMr. JohnsonThursdays at lunch

A club dedicated to inspiring students about the universe, as well as providing them with opportunities related to space exploration.
Room 226
Knitting/Crochet ClubMs. KucherTBDTBD
eSportsMr. KoosmanTBDTBD
Aviation ClubMs. Stangowitz / Mr. VerhagenTBDTBD
Ramswear ClubMr. KoosmanThursday/FridayAnnex 3
Slam Poetry ClubMr. LansdellThursdays after school. A supportive and open space to share your work, meet like-minded individuals, and learn and grow as a poet! This club focuses on competitive/“slam”-style poetry, performing at two events per school year, but those not interested in competing are welcome to join as well. All skill levels encouraged! Room 121

Please Note: Dance, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Choir, Drama, Grad Council, Leadership, Photography, Musical Theatre, Peer Tutoring, Scholarship, Strings and Yearbook are part of ongoing “credit courses” at Mount Douglas.