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Student Extracurricular Activities

Extracurricular Activities

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Acapella Club

+| Acapella club

Mrs. Thompson, Advisor

Acapella club is open to 7-12 grade students. We meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 3-4pm. Students will perform 1-2 songs at three concerts during the school year (December, April, June). Students do not need to be in band and/or chorus to join. It's open to all in the grades mentioned above.

+ | Athletics (Mod, JV, Varsity)

Fall 2026 Season (Boys & Girls Soccer & Cross Country)

Varsity: Monday, August 24th

Modified: Monday, September 8th

Winter 26-27 Season (Boys & Girls Basketball & Indoor Track)

Varsity: Monday, November 16th

Modified: Monday, December 7th

Spring 2027 Season (Boys Baseball, Girls Softball, Outdoor Track)

Varsity: Monday, March 15th

Modified: Monday, April 5th

Athletic Director: Mr. Iannelli

+ | Athletic Club

Mr. Iannelli, Advisor

The Athletic Club is a student-run group that supports varsity student-athletes, promotes school pride, and encourages multi-sport participation.

While the Booster Club supports teams, the Athletic Club focuses on helping individual students by providing needed gear when financial hardship is a barrier.

The club also sponsors a year-end trip for two-sport varsity athletes to reward commitment and involvement.

+ | Drama Club

Mrs. Fredette & Mrs. Thompson, Advisor(s)

Provides students with the opportunity to explore their interests and talents in the field of drama and its cooperative activities. It is designed to promote self-confidence, leadership skills and provides a variety of learning experiences which enhance and enrich the regular school program.

Open to Grades 7-12.

Start Date: Beginning of October through the end of March.

We meet after school for 1-2 hours. We start with two days a week and move up to four as we get closer to the production.

+ | Freshman Class

TBD, Advisor

Freshman class participation in building activities to develop class identity.

+ | Golf Club

Mrs. Waffle, Advisor

Golf club provides a welcoming environment for students to learn the fundamentals of golf, develop physical fitness, and build lasting friendships. Tailored to all skill levels, the club emphasizes etiquette, teamwork, and the core techniques of the game through structured practice, and recreational play.

+ | Jazz Ensemble

Mr. Ostrowski, Advisor

Jazz Ensemble is an instrumental club that performs traditional big band and modern jazz styles. Members develop improvisational skills, refine their stylistic phrasing, and explore genres like swing, blues, and latin. The group provides a creative space for musicians to collaborate, rehearse, and share their music with the school.

+ | Junior Class

Mrs. Thompson, Advisor

Will fundraise and plan for Junior/Senior Prom. Will meet 1-2 times a month during lunch.

+ | Musical Theatre Club

Mrs. Fredette & Mrs. Thompson, Advisor(s)

The Musical Theatre Club provides a fun, collaborative space for students to explore singing, acting, and dancing. Members build confidence and teamwork through theatre games, workshops, and performance opportunities, discovering all aspects of stage production from auditions to final showcases.

+ | National Honor Society (NHS)

Mrs. Fredette & Mrs. Thompson, Advisor(s)

National Honor Society is an international organization that recognizes juniors and seniors who have shown outstanding character, leadership, service and scholarship qualities. Sophomores and Juniors who have an average of 90 or better will be eligible to apply in the spring semester. Applicants must have a minimum of 25 hours of community service completed before then; students should keep track of the hours they perform beginning with their freshman year of high school. The induction ceremony is in the spring each year. Even though juniors and seniors are the only students eligible for this club, your participation in activities, attitude in and out of class, and the initiative you take in your freshman and sophomore years can influence your eligibility for this organization. Students in NHS perform fundraising activities such as the concession stand for the Boy’s basketball games, act as student tutors, take field trips, and participate in various community activities throughout the year. All NHS members are required to complete 30 hours of community service to maintain their membership. Meetings are twice a month.

+ | Outdoor Club

Mrs. Waffle & Mrs. Thompson, Co-Advisor(s)

Outdoor club offers students structured opportunities to connect with nature, build leadership skills, and forge peer relationships. By participating in activities like hiking and conservation. Students gain independence, self-reliance, and a deeper appreciation for the outdoors.

Open to students grades 7-12

Meetings will be once a month during lunch. We will plan one group outing per month.

+ | Safety Patrol

Mrs. Mackey, Advisor

The Safety Patrol Club is a student-led initiative where older students guide their younger peers to ensure a secure environment. Members assist with dismissal, monitor bus zones, and help maintain orderly behavior. This empowers students to develop strong leadership and civic responsibility.

+ | Senior Class

Mr. Harmer, Advisor

Planning events for the senior class.

+ | Senior Play

Mrs. Fredette & Mrs. Thompson, Co-Advisor(s)

We will meet Monday through Friday 7:30-8am. Students will pick their play, rehearse lines, come up with costumes sets and props, create fliers and advertise for their senior play.

+ | Ski Club

TBD, Advisor

Morris Ski and snowboarding club is open to all middle and high school students who have some experience on the slopes and own their own equipment. Our club meets regularly November-February to plan bus trips to Hunter Mountain. Members purchase seasons’ passes directly from Hunter Mountain. We plan five weather dependent trips to Hunter either on a weekend or holiday break. Members are free to explore the mountain with other members of our club. Members ski or snowboard based on their own ability level. Bus leaves the school in the morning and returns in the late afternoon or early evening. The goal of our club is to foster an interest in an outdoor sport which members can enjoy for the rest of their lives.

+ | Sophomore Class

Mrs. Waffle, Advisor

Students participate in student government by active participation and decision making.

+ | Student Council

TBD, Advisor

Student Council is an organization which promotes the general activities of the school and a voice for student concern. We organize events such as pep rallies, canned food drives, teacher and staff appreciation weeks, and Spirit Weeks. Officers are elected in the spring and the rest of the membership is open to all. Meetings are held once a week during lunch. If you are interested in issues which concern student life at MCS consider joining Student Council.

+ | Student Voices Student Choices Team

Diane Walling, Advisor

Student Voices, Student Choices empowers students to shape their school culture, community, and education through civic engagement, advocacy, and collaborative decision-making. Members design and lead projects, voice feedback to administration, and organize campus initiatives to drive positive, student-led change.

+ | Yearbook

Mrs. Waffle, Advisor

Are you interested in capturing the spirit and memories of MCS? By joining our Yearbook Club, you'll play a pivotal role in documenting the events, achievements, and personalities that define our school year. Whether you're passionate about photography, writing, design, or have creative ideas to contribute, there's a place for you in our club. We meet regularly to plan and create The Morrisanian, ensuring that every student's experience is celebrated and remembered.

Starting as a freshman in the yearbook club gives you the opportunity to learn computer programs and layout techniques. By the time you're a senior, you'll be well-prepared to take on a leadership role in this important publication. Join us in preserving the legacy of our Mustang community – your involvement will leave a lasting impact!