Clubs/Organizations

Academic Club

The Academic Club consists of a team of students committed to exhibiting their intelligence in a competitive arena. Our purpose is to showcase and enhance our academic excellence at Mustang North Middle School. This group of students will be challenged in a variety of studies through team academic tournaments.
Sponsor: Heather McCormick, ELA2 Teacher

Archery Club

Archery Team is a club that will practice and start try-outs in November. We will compete in School Shoots, Inter-District Shoots, Oklahoma State Shoot, and possibly Qualify for Nationals in Kentucky. There will be announcements, signups, and meetings held the first part of November. See you there!
Sponsor: Garrett Hurst, Outdoor Education Teacher/Site Athletic Director

Book Club

Book Club meets every 2-3 weeks (usually on Wednesdays) during lunch. Students need to have a signed Book Club Membership form and be an active participant to be in Book Club. Active participation means attending meetings regularly, completing the reading, and taking part in discussion. Each month there will be a selection of books to choose from to read for book club, then we will meet and discuss the books.
Sponsor: Jackie Giammario, Library Media Director

Chess Club

You can be a novice chess player or an expert at chess...all are welcome! Chess club is held in the Media Center during lunches every Tuesday.
Sponsor: Jackie Giammario, Library Media Director, giammarioj@mustangps.org

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

The purpose of FCA is to be a positive support group which meets weekly. Students are involved in small groups discussion, games and prayer groups. Guest speakers are often brought in (high school athletes, college athletes, ministers, businessmen, etc.) Meetings are every other Wednesday morning at 8:10 a.m. in A-108
Sponsor: Cade Dement, 8 Science Teacher

Robotics Club

The MNMS Robotics team uses the FIRST Robotics program, First Tech Challenge. It is open to 7th and 8th grade students through an application process.
It’s way more than building robots. FIRST Tech Challenge teams (10+ members, grades 7-12) are challenged to design, build, program, and operate robots to compete in a head-to-head challenge in an alliance format.
To learn more go to FIRST Tech Challenge

Sponsors: Rhoda Carothers, 7/8 Robotics/Coding Teacher and Jason Atha, 7/8 Technology Engineering Teacher

Running Club

The goal of the Running Club is to encourage students to unlock their potential and achieve personal goals through the discipline of running. We hope to help students develop a lifetime love for running and a healthy lifestyle. Our goal is to meet weekly to build running endurance, and for our runners to leave the program as healthy and confident runners.
Sponsor: Nathan Burch, 7th Grade Social Studies Teacher

Technology Student Association (TSA)

TSA is a national, non-profit organization for middle and high school students with a strong interest in technology. Since TSA was chartered in 1978 over 2,000,000 students have participated. The Technology Student Association fosters personal growth, leadership, and opportunities in technology, innovation, design, and engineering. Members apply and integrate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) concepts through co-curricular activities, competitive events and related programs.
For more information follow this link to the TSA website - http://www.tsaweb.org/
Sponsor: Jason Atha, Technology Engineering Teacher

LEGAL REFERENCE: 70 O.S. SECTION 24-105

LEGAL REFERENCE: 70 O.S. SECTION 24-105

LEGAL REFERENCE: 70 O.S. SECTION 24-105

The Mustang Board of Education believes that certain extracurricular and social activities can enhance the learning environment of our schools. The board of education shall annually notify parents or guardians of students about clubs and organizations sponsored by or under the direct control and supervision of the school district. The annual notification shall be placed in the student handbook and by posting information on the school’s district website. The annual notification shall include, but is not limited to, the following information about each club or organization:

Name
Mission or purpose; and
Name of the faculty advisor, if known

Parents or guardians of students will notify the school administration that they are withholding permission for their child(ren) to join or participate in one or more clubs or organizations. Parents or guardians will need to fill out and sign the “Withhold Permission” Form and return it to their child’s school site. Parents or guardians shall be responsible for preventing their child from participating in a club or organization in which permission is withheld. Parents or guardians are also responsible for retrieving their child(ren) from attendance at a club or organization in which participation is withheld. Nothing in this subsection shall prevent a club or organization from meeting when a student who is not authorized to be in the club or organization is present at such meeting.

If clubs or organizations are created or formed after the annual notification is distributed, the school district shall send additional notification to the parents or guardians containing the above-listed information regarding the additional clubs or organizations by way of a message added to the school’s district website.

LEGAL REFERENCE: 70 O.S. SECTION 24-105

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