Clubs & Activities

Sponsors -Sabrina Ashworth & Amber Ball Morton

The cheerleaders and mascot attended camp this summer at Texas A&M.  In the competition on the final day of camp, the squad won first place for the dance routine, first place for cheer, first place for the game-day routine, consisting of performing a sideline, band chant, and cheer, and 2^nd place for the sideline performance.  The mascot, Evie the Eagle, won the Dancing Diva award.  Cheerleaders chosen for the prestigious honor of All-American were Madison Breeland, Addisyn Briscoe, BriAnn Hutto, Julianna Jennings, Katie McAdams, Reese Owens, Graycie Troutman, Savannah Williams.    

Sponsors -Teeya Thornton & Jordan Stelly

Eagle Eyes is a crime prevention and safety group on the MSS campus. The process for becoming a member of Eagle Eyes is an application process, with 3 teacher recommendations. These students are the eyes and ears of the campus, working to keep the school a safe and healthy environment for all students, staff, and faculty.
 

Sponsor

Courtney Nunez

Sponsors - Misty Dolgner and Taylor Ballinger

The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is the middle school level of the National Honor Society. This group is the premier organization established to recognize outstanding middle school students. This is more than just an honor roll: NJHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character, and Citizenship.     

Bylaws

NJHS at Barbers Hill Middle School South

The Barbers Hill Middle School South NJHS follows the guidelines of the National Organization and the bylaws set by the local chapter.

Eligibility

To be eligible for membership at the Barbers Hill Middle School South chapter of NJHS, you must meet the following five specific standards. 

Selection Procedures and Membership Obligations

Scholarship

Candidates must meet one of the following grading standards. Students enrolled in one PreAP class must obtain a cumulative average of 93.75 in their core classes. Students enrolled in two PreAP classes must obtain a cumulative average of 92.5 in their core classes. Student in three PreAP classes must obtain a cumulative average of 91.25 in their core classes, and those in four PreAP classes must obtain a 90 cumulative average in their core classes. Those enrolled in all regular education classes must obtain an overall 95 average in their core classes.

Service

Students should show some evidence or interest in doing community service.

Service Hour Form

Character, Leadership, and Citizenship

Recommendations from your teachers and other evidence.

Sponsor - Kristin Hoffman

Sponsor

In Strategy Club we play good old-fashioned board games, cards, strategical games, and socialize with friends. Students may bring games they enjoy playing. We meet once a month.

Sponsor - Melissa Farr

Our student council members and officers uphold the following Barbers Hill Middle School South Constitution. 

Middle School South Student Council Constitution

Students are responsible for maintaining records of the points they earn each grading period. Use the following link to access copies of the calendar used to record points. Additional calendars are available in Mrs. Farr's room. 

Points Calendar

The '23-'24 Executive Committee Officers are: 

Hudson Conrad - President

Cole Jackson - Vice President

Jahzara Davidson - Secretary

Nicholas Falcon - Treasurer

Peyton Bailey - Historian

Itzel Morfin - Public Relations Chairperson

Alexa Hall - Student/Teacher Appreciation Chairperson

Aiyanna Paxton - Community Service Chairperson

Sponsor - Diane Balogh

WHAT IS A JUNIOR THESPIAN?

§   A Thespian is an Actor.

§   A Junior Thespian is a theatre person in grades 6th- 8th who participates in and loves theatre.

§   As a troupe we celebrate theatre.  If you enjoy acting and working behind the scenes, this organization is for you!

WHAT DO WE DO?

Junior Thespian Troupes are a part of the International Thespian Society (ITS).  ITS is the only organization to honor middle school students for outstanding work in theatre. The Society focuses on students, their achievements and aims to provide access to quality theatre arts instruction. As a troupe we explore acting through theatre games, participate in theatre fundraisers, take part in service projects, and show dedication by attending shows in our theatrical community.

HOW DO I BECOME A MEMBER?

You do NOT have to be a member of Troupe  to attend meetings.  In fact, you actually earn points toward your membership by attending!  Each students who wants to be involved will maintain a Jr. Thespian point sheet.  When the student reaches 10 points, they are eligible to be inducted into the troupe.  We hold one induction ceremony per year, in conjunction with our end of year banquet. 

MEETINGS

We meet Thursday mornings before school in Theatre room A223.

Officers

President- Colt Goerner

VP- Kaylynn Campbell

Secretary- Karys Kaderli

Publicity- Bryleah Collins

Hospitality- Reese Gatlin, Maci Johnson, Lexi Hauck

7^th Grade Ambassadors- Kassia Garrie, Layla Aghajan

Seargent of Arms- Dayson Fleischman

Sponsor - Courtney Nunez