Clubs and Organizations

Club: Student Council

Sponsor: Alicia Whitlock

Meeting Day: 1-2 times a month on Wednesday mornings

Time: 7:00-7:30 am 

Membership Capacity: Students will be nominated by their teachers. There will be multiple representatives for each grade level. Once members are nominated, they will go through a vetting process and finally an interview. Once the members are selected, they have a chance to run and vote on the club's officers.

Fees: $40

Description: Students build their leadership skills by representing their classmates to voice their ideas for improving things on campus.  Students participate in community service activities to foster a loving community and build social skills.

 

 

 

Club: 4-H

Sponsors: Mrs. Hawkins

Meeting Day: 3rd Wednesday of the month, beginning in September

Time: 3:30-4:30    Place: RM 117

Membership Capacity: 25  Fees: None

Description: 4-H is the largest national youth development organization. It teaches students about many life skills, such as being a good citizen and learning about the local community. The Elmore County Cooperative Extension office offers many activities on the weekends and in the summer as well. A summer 4-H camp with a wide variety of activities is also offered. We learn some of the basics of what 4-H does.

Club: Beta Club 

Sponsors: Mrs. Barnes and  Mrs. Hawkins

Meeting Day: 5th and 6th Grade: 2nd Wednesday of the month

                        7th & 8th Grade: 3rd Wednesday of the month

Membership Capacity: Membership is by invitation only based on grades and behavior.

Fees: $30.00 - Covers National Dues and T-shirt.

Description: The BETA Club is a nationally recognized organization that recognizes academic achievement and citizenship. The Club Motto is ‘To lead by Serving Others’.

Team: Robotics

Sponsors: Dominees Johnson

Meeting day and time: Tuesdays and Thursdays until 4:30

Membership capacity: 15

Fee: $225 covers competition registration fees, attire and dues; parents are responsible for traveling to all competitions.

Description: MMS Robotics consists of 3 competitive teams with 5 members on each team and offers each student the opportunity to have hands-on experience building and programming robots to solve the current year's game. We are currently with a program called REFC and use Vex IQ parts as well as computerized programming and note booking. Students will have the opportunity to build, drive robots with controllers, notebook, and work together as a team; this includes autonomously programming robots.