Clubs

Art Club

Kacie Mummert

Fridays 8:15 am
(except the last Friday of the month)

All students are invited to Art Club on Friday mornings at 8:15. Art club is an open studio environment that provides a place and resources for students to be creative!

Band Groups

Jill Barnocki & Mia Athanas

Percussion Ensemble
Tuesdays 8:00 am
Woodwind & Brass Choirs
Thursdays 8:00 am
7th and 8th grade jazz band
Wednesdays 8:00 am
6th grade jazz band
Fridays 8:00 am

Bee Kind Club

Amy Brandon & Kathy Dunlap

Every Other Tuesday 8:15 am

The Bee Kind Club is working towards achieving unity and kindness for both Mabry’s staff and students. We do this by spreading inspirational quotes throughout the school, and participating in charitable projects during the year. We hope to give students ease for a hard day at school. We meet in Mrs. Dunlap’s room.

Broadcast Team

Leigh Nielsen & Felicia Fredricks

Tuesdays & Fridays 8:15am

Broadcast Team writes and produces a bi-weekly news show that is delivered throughout the school. Students learn how to use a video mixer, video camera, computer, and more. They practice organizational and speaking skills.The application for Broadcast Team will be available for new students in January.

Chess Club

Barri Burke & Donna Cook

Wednesdays 7:45 am

Chess club is for people who love the game and want to meet once a week with others who also love to play.

Culture Club

Mrs. Pennisi & Ms. Israel

2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month
8:15 am in Mrs. Pennisi's Room

Culture Club explores different cultures and assists those in need based on our collective research of our community Activities to be determined by the group include research, guest speakers, arts and crafts, interviews and journal writing for publication, field trips, community service, and celebrations. Culture Club plans our school's International Night festivities.

Drama Club

Sharon Bockmon & Jodie Parades

See club sponsors for
rehearsal schedule

Our mission is to bring students together who share a passion for theatre. It is a positive forum for students to hone their talents, while being a part of the school community. Every student who is interested has the opportunity to perform, becoming part of a cast in a major musical theater production. Students learn about acting, play production,
and stage work.

Environmental Club

Elizabeth Davis & Jil Brown-Curry

Wednesdays 4:15 pm

Do you worry about the Earth? Do you want to make the Earth a cleaner place to live? Are you eco-friendly? If you answered YES to any of these questions, then Mabry's Environmental Club is the place for you! The club alternates weeks by picking up recycling and working outside in various areas around the school.

FBLA

Felicia Fredericks

Future Business Leaders of America is a nonprofit educational association for middle school, high school, and collegiate students who are interested in learning more about the free enterprise system. FBLA helps students develop leadership abilities, prepares them for entry into a business and career technology related occupations, and offers a setting where members compete at regional, state and national levels in business and technology curriculum.

FCA

Patrice Taibi (Parent Sponsor)
Kim Morton (Teacher Liason)

One Friday a month 8:00 am
in the Cafe

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a student led club that focuses on equipping, empowering, and encouraging young people to make a difference through their faith. This club is open to all Mabry students and is not limited to athletes. FCA is NOT a school-sponsored club. Listen and look for announcements on specific dates and times.

Intramurals

Tracy McCall & Tim Graber

Monday - Thursday at 8:00 am. Closed on Fridays.

Join us at the back gym doors between 8:00-8:15 a.m. (doors are locked promptly at 8:15) and plan to stay until 8:50 a.m.
A variety of team sports are offered throughout the year including: Basketball, Flag Football, Weight Training, Racquetball, Whiffleball, Soccer, Team Handball, Volleyball and more!

National Junior Honor Society

Krissie Albertson & Cindy Blevins

See club sponsors for schedule

National Junior Honor Society is an 8th grade club whose purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, to develop character, and to encourage good citizenship in the students of Mabry Middle School. Students are identified for membership based on report card grades during the last nine weeks of 6th grade and the first two nine weeks of 7th grade.

Youth Leaders

Scenna Noellert
& Cindy Jackson

See club sponsors for schedule

The Youth Leadership program fosters mutual understanding, respect, and tolerance, building relationships and civic engagement for both the Youth Leaders and the school community-at-large. Youth Leaders are chosen through an application and interview process at the beginning of 6th grade. Youth Leaders spearhead many school-wide community service events, drug prevention activities, bullying prevention, and Sources of Strength.

Lego Robotics

Leigh Mickalonis & Leigh Nielsen

Meeting Times Coming Soon!

Lego Robotics will participate in the FIRST LEGO league challenge this year. Students will build and program LEGO robots to accomplish specific missions related to this year’s topic. They will also research and engage in a community project to make a real world connection to the robot missions. This is the club for you if you are interested in learning about science and technology! We meet in Mrs. Nielsen's room.

P.E.A.R.L.S.

Raeah Carroll

Girls with P.E.A.R.L.S. encourages young ladies to grow, share ideas, form sisterhood, and impact their world and community. PEARLS stands for Passion-Encouragement Ability-Radiance-Loyalty and Sass.

Reading Club

Anita Norton

Wednesdays 4:15 pm

Reading Club participates in the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl competition each January, reads and discusses books, and helps out in the Media Center. The club meets in the Media Center.

Student Forum

Amy Suggs & Rachel Shively

See club sponsors for schedule

Mabry's Student Forum provides students a voice in the decision making process as related to student/school needs and concerns. Student Forum members represent all grade levels, and work with the school administration to provide activities for Mabry students.

S.W.A.T.

Evan Howard, Anita Norton, & Rachel Shively

S.W.A.T. stand for Students Working to Advance Technology. S.W.A.T. members work with staff and students to assist in technology integration. They research new apps and Web tools, help new students learn the ins and outs of Mabry's technology resources, and troubleshoot issues for staff as requested. S.W.A.T. members are chosen in the fall of each year through an application process.

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