Join our Chess Club and discover the fascinating world of chess! From learning how to move pieces and capture the king to mastering advanced strategies like chess openings and endgame approaches, students will develop essential skills while having fun. Don't miss out on this opportunity to sharpen your mind and enjoy the thrill of the game!

This club provides an outlet for students that have interests beyond sports to have a safe space to fit in. Gaming Club is primarily focused around playing Dungeons and Dragons. During each session, the Dungeon Master (Roumi) leads the group in a campaign where students are expected to use their own custom built character and imaginations to navigate through the adventures being described. This gives students a chance to use their problem solving skills, discuss strategies, and most of all - embrace their creativity and imaginations. Any students that are not involved in the campaign have the option to play other tabletop games available to them.

Students Advocating for Everyone (SAFE) is a group for students, led by students, that provides a safe environment, inclusive community building, and a fun place for students to participate in team-building and positive activities. S.A.F.E. members can make a positive difference around the school and community by making everyone feel loved and included.

Scholastic Bowl is a sport through the IESA.  Scholastic Bowl involves 5-players at a time trying to be the fastest buzzer to answer the trivia questions.  The topics may range from History (US and World), geography, sports, entertainment (movies, and music), fine arts (artists, movements, famous paintings), music-composers and periods in music, science, math (including general math, algebra, geometry and computers), literature, grammar, and spelling.  There are also miscellaneous topics including: farming, health, cooking, etc.

Marseilles Elementary Student Council is a dedicated group of student leaders focused on representing their peers and fostering a positive school environment. Led by elected officials, they organize events such as dances, community service opportunities, and fundraisers to promote school spirit. Collaborating closely with school administration and faculty, they address student concerns and advocate for improvements in school policies and resources. Through their leadership roles, members develop valuable skills in communication, teamwork, and decision-making.

'TnT', aka Teens and Teamwork, is a club that allows students to be more involved in the community. We complete projects such as gifts for our staff, Veterans Day cards sent to the Veterans home, tie blankets donated to the nursing home, a spirit week with donations for pet project, and days set aside to clean up the school grounds. Our goal is to get our students involved with activities in and outside the school.