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Elementary, middle, and high school students working at their group levels in a club

  • Clubs and organizations are a great way to help develop character and the skills that will benefit you in school, your career, and in life. Skills like commitment, leadership, effective communication, and being able to work successfully in a group all come from participating in a club or organization. Joining a club is a great way to make friends, develop leadership skills, and boost your college resumé.
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  • Chess Club

    Sponsor: Mr. A. Picado

    Chess Club was inaugurated in 2023 and has earned 5th and 2nd place finishes at Broward County Schools competitions. We have a member range of 1st-5th grade students. Competitions are twice a year, usually one in winter and one in spring; they’re on Saturdays and usually go from 8:00 am- 3:00 pm at a host high school (TBA). Chess club participants learn chess strategies once a week usually from 8:00 – 8:30 am. Spaces are limited, and members are expected to have basic chess knowledge when applying for this club. Please visit chess4life on your child’s Canvas page to learn more about chess. Applications are accepted during the beginning of each school year by Mr. Picado. You may find Coach Picado's contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.

  • Debate

    Sponsor: Mr. A. Picado

    Debate Club is for students in grades 3-5. Students learn strategies to write and perform persuasive essays that must be at least 3 minutes in length. Speeches must be memorized. The club holds practice once a week, usually on Fridays (12:30 – 1:30 pm). Competitions (4 per school year) are usually on a school day at a high school. Transportation to and from each competition is provided by Broward Schools; however, parents must pick up in a timely manner. Coach Picado will send messages that keep parents informed of possible return times, which vary between 7:00 – 8:00 pm. If interested, request a club application to Coach Picado. You may find Coach Picado's contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.

  • Garden Club

    Sponsor: Ms. I. Sanchez-Sosner

    The purpose of Ramblewood Elementary gardening club is to engage students with plant life in a series of ways, including sprouting plants from seeds, raising, and cultivating plants, propagating from already-existing plants, and working towards a community garden of vegetables, herbs, and decorating plants. Overall, our students are learning how to grow and sustain plants and replicate that knowledge outside of school. You may find Ms. Sanchez' contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.

  • Robotics

    Sponsor: Mr. Mankes

    Robotics team is managed by Mr. Mankes. You may find Mr. Mankes' contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.

  • Safety Patrol

    Sponsor: Mr. F. Bergman
    The Safety patrol program contributes to a safer school environment. Open to all eligible 5th grade students. Patrols work their assigned posts during student arrival and dismissal times. Role models to their younger peers, safety patrols help keep our hallways safe. Patrols sign in every morning and work their post until the first bell.  A limited number of patrols work an afterschool post helping out with bus dismissal.  Fourth graders will have the opportunity to join at the end of the year in order to prepare for the following year.  You may find Mr. Bergman's contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.

  • Singing Rams

    Sponsor: Mr. J. Wexler

    The Ramblewood Singing Rams is a club where students work together to learn songs and choreography and combine them in a musical performance. You may find Mr. Wexler's contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory. 

  • Student Council

    Sponsor: Ms. S. Schaffer
    The Student Council is a club for 5th grade students who are leaders and role models in the school. These students support the school by assisting with school-wide initiatives, such as Harvest Drive, Red Ribbon Week, Recycling, and Service Week. They also encourage younger students to make good choices and show kindness by reading books with positive messages of kindness to younger classrooms. Additionally, they participate in the RAM Buddies Mentoring Program where they are paired with a student from our ESE special programs and assist them with activities (i.e. craft, cooking, reading, etc.).  
    Schedule: 
    -Every Friday-Recycling
    -Once a month-Meeting
    -Once a month-RAM Buddies Activity

    You may find Ms. Schaffer's contact information in the Contact Us tab, School Staff Directory.