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Best Buddies: Social club for students with disabilities to interact with neurotypical students.
Sponsor: Carol Bruns
Meetings: One Wednesday a month from 4:30-5:30pm in room 1209 (Dates TBA).
Choir Leadership Council: Students will assist choir directors facilitating choir needs.
Sponsor: Megan Goodman
Meetings: TBA in the choir room.
Craft Corner: Students can bring their own materials and projects for students to work on their crafts together, mostly fiber arts like crochet/knitting.
Sponsor: Astreia Griggs
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays from 4:20-5:30pm in the Library
Debate Club: Debate Club gives students the chance to practice public speaking, build confidence, and learn how to think critically about important issues. Through friendly, structured debates, members develop skills in research, teamwork, and respectful communication.
Sponsor: Amos Adera
Meetings: Mondays from 4:30-5:15pm in room 1109
Destination Imagination (DI): Prepare for the Destination Imagination competition in February.
Sponsor: Shannon Harris
Meetings: TBA in room P608
Fellowship of Christian Students (FCS): Activities include prayer for student concerns, reading short devotionals or Bible passages, games, and occasional guest speakers. The club may also participate in service projects or fundraising for local nonprofits.
Sponsor: Ofelia Eckert
Meetings: Wednesdays at 8:25am in room 1312
Math Pentathlon: This program uses interactive math and strategy games to help students strengthen problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork skills in a fun and engaging way. Students not only build confidence in math but also enjoy the excitement of friendly competition and the joy of playing games with their peers.
Sponsor: Jennifer Maniatty
Meetings: Thursdays from 4:20-5:30pm in Room 1111.
Model United Nations (MUN) Club: Students will research international issues, learn how the United Nations works, write position papers, participate in debates, and take part in UN-style simulations. Members will develop leadership skills, practice collaboration and negotiation, and gain a deeper understanding of countries around the world.
Sponsor: Kimberley Nichols
Meetings: Every other Monday from 4:25-4:50 in room 1316
National Junior Honor Society (NJHS): Academic Honor Society that helps with community service activities both on and off campus.
Sponsors: Jason Zenn and Hollie Wingate
Meetings: Last Thursday of the moth at 4:30 pm in the Library.
Science Fair Club: Students will meet once a week to develop and conduct a research project in a STEM related field. The objective of this club is to promote independent STEM related research with guided support, while learning research, experimental design, and poster presentation skills. Other skills acquired may include working collaboratively with other team mates, receiving and giving feedback and construction of a full poster reflecting their research, experiment and results to be entered into participation at the Greater Austin Regional Science and Engineering Fair 2026 (GARSEF). This would include one day of school to travel to the fair to present the poster with possibilities of advancing into other competitions.
Sponsors: Megan Carrell and Hollie Wingate
Meetings: Wednesdays from 4:25-5:15pm in room 1410
Soccer Club: Students learn the basics of soccer through drills and games.
Sponsor: Niels Paetow
Meetings: Fridays from 4:25-4:55pm in room 1415.
Student Council: Promote school spirit, collaborate w/other school organizations/clubs in planning school wide events/theme days/pep rally, hosting toy drive for nonprofit organization/school, promoting kindness/positive behavior throughout campus, school beautification projects (garden/trash pickup), implement wellness programs/book clubs and guests speakers.
Sponsor: Julie Garza
Meetings: Every other Wednesday from 4:25-5pm in room 1104
UIL One Act Play: One Act Play is a UIL competition in which each middle school produces a 40 minute play for competition. Rehearsals are primarily on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4:30-6pm in the cafeteria.
Sponsor: Maggie Strain
Meetings: TBA in the Cafeteria
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