Sports and clubs at MSMS require a commitment to meetings, events, work outside of meetings and time. The Vision invited the leaders of all MSMS extracurriculars to introduce what their clubs or sports do and their levels of required time and commitment to allow upcoming juniors to roughly plan their involvement.

The Vision lightly edited the responses below:

Archery

Hello, Class of 2027! I’m Claire Rhee, your archery  captain and founding member for this year. We are currently looking for a coach, but there will still be a team. Being a part of the team doesn’t necessarily require prior experience. The team would be able to meet semi-regularly, learn proper form and prepare for local and statewide tournaments. Whether you’re trying something new or bringing past experience, this is a great way to build skill, confidence and community. I hope you’ll join!

Art Club

Hi, juniors! I’m Cassie van Riessen, and I am your Art Club president for this year! Art Club is a great way to decompress from academic activities! We will have club activities at least once a month, including some on-campus meetings and hopefully some off-campus gallery visits throughout the year. I would love to have you in this club!

Asian Student Association

Nǐ hǎo, juniors! I’m Raymond Yang, your Asian Student Association president this year. The Asian Student Association regularly hosts fun games and festivals while educating students about the Asian heritage behind each event — not to mention all the delicious Asian food! Our club’s outreach extends beyond Asian students, as we also plan to host multi-cultural events to help students find their community and discover cultures that may be new to them. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the beauty of Asian culture!

Basketball Club

Hey, MSMS Class of 2027! I’m Nolan Clark, president of Basketball Club, and I’m excited to meet everyone. Basketball Club is very laid-back, and we don’t have many official meetings. From former high school players to newcomers, people from every skill level will have a good time. While we play pick-up almost weekly, we will host official 3-v-3 tournaments throughout the year. Welcome to MSMS!

Black Student Alliance

Hello, everyone, I’m Brayden, your Black Student Alliance president. As a club, we focus on expressing Black culture through dance, food and community. Our biggest project is orchestrating the MSMS Black History Program. Anyone interested in learning more about Black culture and history is welcome to join. We meet monthly, and I can’t wait to meet you all!

Blu Diamondz

Hello, Class of 2027! I’m KC Buford, the president of Blu Diamondz. In Blu Diamondz, we learn step and stroll routines to perform at various events such as Stomp Out Cancer and the Eighth of May. We also participate in community service and grow our sisterhood together. Practices are every Tuesday and Thursday at 9:05 p.m. There are no prior skills needed, only a sister ready to step her heart out. I hope to have you as a member!

Blu Knightz

Hello, Class of 2027! We are Brayden and Nolan, your Blu Knightz co-captains. Whether you’re seasoned or brand new at steps and strolls, we invite everyone to try! In Blu Knightz, we focus on performative events like the Eighth of May celebration and the Stomp Out Cancer showcase. We also emphasize community service and building our brotherhood. Practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so come out and join us!

Color Guard

Hey, Class of 2027! I’m your Color Guard president for the year, Lillie Thompson! In Color Guard, we teach you basic dance, flag and rifle techniques. We practice every Tuesday afternoon for about an hour. Our hopes are to prepare a nice routine for a showcase and maybe even some competitions. I hope you’ll join Color Guard!

Cross-Country

Hello, MSMS Class of 2027! We’re your cross-country captains, Nina Weinstein and Spencer Goodlett. Whether you’ve been running for years or just want to challenge yourself with something new, we’d love to have you on the cross-country team. You do not need to try out to be on the team. Cross-country is all about endurance, mental toughness and supporting each other through every mile. We meet after school from 4:15-5:30 p.m. from Monday to Thursday. If you are interested, please reach out to me at [email protected] or Spencer at [email protected] to be added to the GroupMe for optional summer runs.

Drama Club

Hi, Class of 2027! We are your Drama Club co-presidents, Karlee Higginbotham and Jane Kasselman. In Drama Club, we practice the art of drama and put on fun shows. We perform Improv Night and Drama Fest in the fall semester and a musical in the spring. We teach warm-up techniques, acting and tech skills. Plan to meet twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays. These alter as we get closer to our performance dates. We would love to have acting with us! 

East Asian Dance Club

Welcome, MSMS Class of 2027! My name is Rina Xu, and I will be the president of East Asian Dance Club for the 2025-2026 school year. Music and dance are two essential components of cultures all around the world, allowing people to express parts of both themselves and the history long before them. The main goal of EADC is to give MSMS students a chance to learn more about these unique forms of artistic expression found in East Asia through various games and physical activities. We plan to meet once every few months for about an hour; at least two meetings during the first semester and one in the second. We hope you enjoy the ideas we have in store! 

Engineering Club

Hi, Class of 2027! I’m JT Sistrunk, president of Engineering Club this year. In Engineering Club, we’ll explore a wide range of engineering disciplines, from mechanical to civil, electrical and beyond. Each meeting will include a demonstration or hands-on activity, often with a small, fun group competition to help you engage with the topic. We’ll meet every other Monday for about an hour or so. No experience is needed, just your curiosity and creativity!

English Outreach

Hello, juniors! I’m Emma Bernard, the president of English Outreach. If you’re interested in serving the community, we’d love to have you join us! This club is also an awesome way to get volunteer hours. We primarily participate in book-related events and support our downtown public library. We have a program held every Thursday called Reading Buddies, where we read to children. This is a low-commitment club, so there’s no pressure or requirement to attend events. I would love to welcome y’all as English Outreach volunteers.

Envirothon

Hi, juniors! I’m Cassie van Riessen, and I am your Envirothon president for this year! We will go on hikes to learn about nature and conservation! We will have a few meetings in the fall, but most of our meetings will be during the second semester to prepare for competition in the spring! You can join for the fun in nature and then decide if you would like to compete! I hope you’ll get your hands dirty in Envirothon!

Fashion Board

Hi guys! I am Brayden, your Fashion Board president. Whether you want to model or design garments, anyone can join, no matter your knowledge of fashion. We do two main fashion shows: one during the Stomp Out Cancer showcase, and the other during the MSMS Black History program. If you want to express your fashion sense to the school, I would love to have you as part of our club.

Film Club

Hear ye, hear ye, MSMS Class of 2027 and fellow film enthusiasts. I am John Broome, your esteemed MSMS Film Club president for this year. Need to take a break from classes? Well, you’re in luck because, in Film Club, we watch movies recommended by you, the viewer. Last year, we watched films such as “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, “O’ Brother, Where Art Thou?” and many more! Film Club is low commitment, and we plan on meeting once a month.

French Club

Bonjour, juniors! My name is Natalia Elmore, and I am your French Club president this year. French Club is so excited to meet you all in August. In French Club, we come together to learn about French culture and language through fun activities. One of our favorites is Crepe Day! All levels of French are welcome, as well as students who are just interested in French tradition. The club plans to meet twice a semester. If you love French as much as I do, join the club! 

Future Business Leaders of America

Hi, juniors! Your FBLA officers Rebecca Sun, Ainsley Dew and Emily Gonzalez-Zuniga would like to warmly welcome you to MSMS! Whether you’re into business, law, computer science, art and design, health care, journalism, politics or public speaking, FBLA has something for everyone. Competitions don’t start until late winter-early spring, so until then, we’ll be hosting fun, interactive meetings monthly — sometimes with prizes involved — and helping you practice for your individual events. If you like earning shiny medals while building on your academic foundations, you’ll fit right in! We would love to have in FBLA.

German Club

Willkommen Class of 2027! I, Althea Wells, and my co-president Thomas Turner are leading German Club this year! German club is a low-commitment club that meets around once or twice a month. If you’ve got a love for the German language and culture or just want to find a group of people in love with language, German Club is the place for you. Bis Später!

Golf Club

Hi, juniors! This is Anna Anderson, the president of Golf Club, and I just wanted to let y’all know a little about MSMS’s Golf Club! This is a very low-commitment club that is relatively new, so we’re working out some kinks! Members can expect opportunities to play golf, practice, connect with others who share their interest and stay updated on local golfing opportunities. There will be a small entry fee to cover the cost of the country club fee, and you will likely need your own clubs! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me and ask!

Gender-Sexuality Alliance

Welcome, Class of 2027! I’m Belsy Soto, your Gender-Sexuality Alliance president for this year, but y’all can call me Ben. In GSA, we’ll provide a safe space for those in the LGBTQ+ community and those who support these individuals, as well as the education in proper terms and behavior towards those of the community. The GSA provides a peaceful community and a place for students to connect with others who are going through similar situations. As of now, the club will meet once or twice a month for roughly 30 minutes to an hour. Let me know if you have any questions! 

Imma Baka Pi

Hello, Class of 2027! I’m Margaret Parker and this year, I’ll be the president of the MSMS baking club, Imma Baka Pi. From baking and cooking to packaging and serving, there’s a role for everyone. We will likely meet about five times over the year for a few hours to do the actual baking, and we usually sell our baked goods in Hooper Lobby the next day. Meetings are come-and-go as you please in Frazer’s kitchen, so feel free to stop by for a little and help. I am so excited to meet y’all, and I hope you join our club!

Indian Cultural Association

Hi, juniors, we can’t wait to meet you guys in the fall! I am Om Patel, the president of the Indian Cultural Association, Aanya Banga is the vice president, Jack Elliott is the treasurer, Simi Kaur is the NAACH (dance) coordinator and Rishan Patel is the outreach coordinator. Indian Cultural Association is a club that hosts cultural events, food nights, dances and other activities that celebrate Indian traditions. We plan to meet one to two times a month. We would love to have y’all! 

Interact Club

Hey, Class of 2027! My name is Ryan Wei, and I’m excited to be your Interact Club president this upcoming year. Our club is all about giving back through community service and doing what we can to support those around us. We’ve got some fun projects in the works, and we’ll be sending out an email soon with details on our meetings. 

Junior Class Officers

Hello, MSMS Class of 2027! My name is Nina, and I was the junior class president this past year. As a junior class officer, your main job is planning prom. You will also organize other events to help with student life. Some things we did last year were Valentine’s Day candy grams and putting up encouraging signs during exam week. There is no definitive number of meetings you need to have, but I would recommend meeting every week or every other week to stay accountable. I would also recommend meeting more frequently during the prom planning process. If you have any questions, please reach out to me at [email protected]!

Math Tutoring

Hey, juniors! If you love collaborating with your classmates on problems, you should definitely consider becoming a math tutor! Math tutors go to at least one math teacher’s tutorials a week to assist any students who need math help. Starting from the second semester, you’ll make yourself available for questions and guidance from 7-8 p.m. This is also a great way to hone your math skills! There is no better way to learn than to teach, so become a math tutor!

Math Committee Heads

Hi, rising juniors! We’re Colin Chung, Jake Heisler and Claire Rhee, the Mu Alpha Theta Math Tournament chairs for this year. Each year, we and the MSMS math department choose a handful of standout juniors to write math problems for the MSMS-hosted Mu Alpha Theta competition. If chosen, you’ll write five questions a week for five weeks in Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Potpourri or Interschool. No matter which subject you get, you’ll have lots of fun expressing your mathematical creativity and your math skills will certainly grow! We can’t wait to meet the selected juniors for this year!

Math Outreach

Hey, Class of 2027! I’m Julie Yang, co-president of Math Outreach alongside Eduardo Gonzalez and Anthony Nguyen. We host bi-weekly Thursday programs at public libraries, help write problems and run a middle school math competition. Our main volunteering events include Math Superstars during the Science Carnival and the Mu Alpha Theta and Math Tournament at MSMS. Meetings follow two schedules — Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays or Tuesdays and Thursdays — each totaling three hours per week. Meetings are held in Lauren Zarandona’s classroom. It’s important to note these meetings are class periods, so they may interfere with your class schedule or vice versa. Juniors don’t officially join until second semester but can still volunteer at certain events. We can’t wait to meet all of you!

Mock Trial

Hi, Class of 2027! I’m Jake Heisler, your Mock Trial president for this year. In Mock Trial, we familiarize you with legal vocabulary and practices, such as torts and objections, through the case we receive from the state bar association. We also prepare you for the courtroom setting by competing with other Mock Trial teams at our district competition. Plan to meet once a week during the first semester for about an hour and a half and twice a week during the second semester in the mock courtroom on campus as we approach our district competition.

Model Security Council

Hello to the Class of 2027! We are Anderson Chaney and Srujan Chinnapureddy, the co-presidents of the MSMS Mississippi Model Security Council. In MMSC, you represent a country, called a delegation, and draft a resolution about said delegation with a current United Nations-related issue, then create a solution. You will then defend your resolution in a room with others representing their delegations and get the majority vote for your resolution to pass. This club will teach you how to draft an effective and compelling resolution, gather information on world issues, compose your actions in a conference and, most importantly, have fun! We meet regularly every other Monday to prepare for the annual Mississippi Model Security Council at Mississippi State University. We hope you are excited for a year of passion and fun!

Mu Alpha Theta

Hello, juniors! I’m Grant Zhang, this year’s competition president for Mu Alpha Theta. Whether you’re a seasoned problem-solver hoping to participate in competitions throughout the year or just somebody looking for occasional fun from math games and puzzles, MAO is the perfect place for you! For those who aren’t interested in math — and clearly haven’t met the MSMS math faculty — we would love to have you display your artistic talents through helping with the MAO scrapbook. Everyone can find something they enjoy at MAO, even if it’s just spending time with friends. Meetings are every Thursday. Don’t miss out, join MAO!

Plant Club

Greetings, incoming juniors! I’m Izzy Rushing, your president for Plant Club. We like getting our hands dirty, gardening and everything green! Plant Club meets to pot, plant and host events for people to hang out. This year will be more focused on caring for our new greenhouse. Meetings are sporadic but more or less monthly. Everyone deserves to touch grass, and Plant Club is your chance!

Quiz Bowl

Welcome to MSMS, Class of 2027! I’m Walt Giesen, the captain of Quiz Bowl, and if you love trivia, this is the club for you. We travel around Mississippi and even the country competing in competitive trivia games (think of team Jeopardy). We usually practice once a week, so pop into Dr. Hummer’s room if you have some free time and get those buzzers ready!

Residence Hall Council

Welcome to MSMS! My name is Allen Lewis, and I will be your Residence Hall Council president for the upcoming year. Our task is to provide fun events for the community and make sure MSMS is a hospitable place for everyone! This club was very low maintenance in my junior year, and I assume we will do around three to four events during my senior year as well. We do not have weekly meetings and only meet when necessary, such as for organizing events. Thank you for considering us, and we all have big hopes for you!

Robotics

Hi, Class of 2027! The Robotics captains are looking forward to meeting you! In Robotics, you will join either the building team, the coding team or the engineering notebook team. Everyone works together to produce the best possible robot for Push Back, the 2025-2026 VEX game. Robotics teaches you exceptional communication skills and valuable building techniques, all while offering real-world robotics experience. We meet every Monday from 4 to 5:30 p.m. (and in the dorm building on nights before competitions). No experience is required, but you will be required to take the Introduction to Robotics class. We all hope that you guys are ready for a big year!

Run Club

Howdy, juniors! Your Run Club presidents for this year are Christian Butler and Allen Lewis. In Run Club, we play field games like ultimate frisbee, capture the flag and kickball. We do run a mile prior to playing, but it’s optional, so no biggie. Run Club meets each Wednesday after school. We’re looking forward to meeting y’all!

SADD

Hello, Class of 2027! I’m Sam Smith, speaking to you about Students Against Destructive Decisions. SADD aims to influence students to make better decisions. The club’s mission is to empower students to confront the risks and pressures they face in their daily lives, promoting healthy lifestyles and positive decision-making. We plan to host events like Red Ribbon Week and Bullying Prevention Seminars. Meetings will be held once a month!

Science Bowl

Incoming Blue Waves, the Science Bowl team needs you! Knowledge about math and science is all that is required for Science Bowl, so as students at the Mississippi School for Math and Science, you are already the perfect fit! Show off everything you’ve learned in an exciting, buzz-in trivia game. You might just find yourself on an all-expenses-paid vacation to nationals. Join Science Bowl and show other schools that MSMS’s name isn’t just for show!

Science Outreach

Hi, rising juniors! Science Outreach was formed to promote the excitement of science to younger kids in elementary and middle school. In the past, we invited these kids to come to MSMS to experience hands-on activities that explore scientific knowledge and for them to see these ideas firsthand. This club is low commitment as it only meets one to two times a month for future club ideas.

Student Environmental Awareness League

Hello, juniors. I am Jasmaan Banipal, president of SEAL. This club will focus on identifying ways to improve environmental sustainability at our school. We will work on practical projects and initiatives to reduce waste and conserve resources, and we will meet once a month. Students interested in contributing to these efforts are welcome to join.

Senate

Greetings, juniors! I am John Broome, your Student Government Association president for this upcoming school year! I oversee our Student Senate, where elected senators present and debate amendments to the student handbook, and other legislation, to change aspects of life at MSMS. Senators will develop public speaking and professional debate skills while making an impact on the student life at MSMS. Senate is a high-commitment organization, and we meet once a week starting at the beginning of September. I hope you’ll run to be a senator!

Slam Poetry Club

Hey, Class of 2027! We are Anna Anderson and Sophia Dean, and we are the co-presidents of the Slam Poetry club! In this club, we will have fun expressing ourselves through poetry. Whether you want to write your own to present, share a friend’s poem or sit and listen, we have a spot for you! Serious and satirical poems are welcome! We will meet each month with a new theme. We will hold an interest meeting after the first week of school where we’ll provide more details!  

Goen Soccer

Hello, Class of 2027. My name is Carmen Wooley and I’m one of the Goen soccer captains alongside Isabel Beckman and Sophia Dean. Our games are usually on Tuesdays and Thursdays from October, the start of the season, to around January or February depending on how far we get to the playoffs. We will hold practices on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays starting around the third or fourth week of school so we can have some practice as a team before the season starts. 

Frazer Soccer

Welcome to MSMS! My name is Allen Lewis and I am captain of the Frazer soccer team along with Kagan Labauve and Om Patel. Our games are often on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the season last year went from the beginning of the season to the start of February. The soccer team begins practice a month or two before the season, which starts in October, and we try to make two practices a week. We’d love to have you join us for another playoff run this upcoming season!

Fútbol Club

Hey, Class of 2027! I am Sophia Dean, president of the MSMS Fútbol Club. This club is used as an outlet for everything that entails soccer. We will hold regular meetings twice a month. These meetings will encompass a number of activities including scrimmages, group workouts and watch parties for games! Outside of these activities, we will hold different events throughout the school year. We will hold our interest meeting after the first week of school with more details coming soon!

Southern Voices

Hello, Class of 2027, this is Colin Chung and Sasha Harvey, your Southern Voices co-editors-in-chief! Southern Voices is MSMS’s award-winning literary/arts magazine where students can submit any form of writing, art or photography from December to February. After submissions close, the editors (email Mr. Richardson if you’re interested in a position) will meet twice a month to decide between the highest-rated pieces, as well as the style and layout of the magazine for its printing in May. Even if you don’t intend on becoming an editor for the magazine, we hope you consider making a submission!

Spanish Club

Hi, juniors! Your Spanish Club officers are so excited to welcome you to MSMS! In Spanish Club, we will explore Hispanic traditions and culture. Don’t worry, you don’t have to speak Spanish to join Spanish Club. Anyone with an interest in learning about and sharing Hispanic traditions and culture is welcome to join! The club is low commitment, with one meeting per semester and a field trip. We are so excited to welcome you to MSMS and can’t wait to meet you!

Speech and Debate

Hi, rising juniors! Your Speech and Debate officers are so excited to welcome you! In Speech and Debate, you choose certain events to compete in and demonstrate your skill. The speech events are informative and interpretive speech, and the debate events are individual and partnered debate. No matter which category or event, you’ll gain exceptional speaking skills, research skills and have fun! The entire club will meet on Wednesdays at 5 p.m. in addition to your event-specific meetings. Our competitions are on weekends. We hope to see you suited up for a competition sometime this year!

Spirit Squad

Hey, y’all! I’m Annaliese Coughlin, your Spirit Squad president for the 2025-2026 school year. This club is here to spread enthusiasm about our amazing school. We will organize Spirit Week, student section themes and encourage our peers in both their athletic and academic endeavors. Meetings will be held biweekly to discuss fundraising ideas, organize events and just have fun! If you want to bring light into our MSMS community, I hope to see you in August!

Strings Club

Hello, Class of 2027! I’m Claire Rhee, your Strings Club president for this year. Strings Club is a welcoming space for all string musicians (violinists, violists, cellists, bassists, etc.) where we play music together, grow as performers and connect over a shared love of string instruments. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced player, you’ll find opportunities to collaborate with others, prepare for performances and have fun through different styles of music. We meet once a week to rehearse pieces and occasionally perform at special events such as graduation and the All-State Orchestra. If you’re passionate about strings or just want to keep playing while at MSMS, join us!

Swim

Hi, juniors! We’re your swim captains this year: John Broome, Cassie van Riessen and Raymond Yang. We’ll help you refine your strokes, build endurance and compete in meets whether you’re new to racing or aiming for personal bests! The Blues Waves swim team consistently places high at state meets, but we welcome swimmers of all skill levels. Practices are held on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with optional weekend sessions. Hope to see you at the pool!

Tabletop Gaming Club

Hey, juniors! I’m Charlie Martin, the president of Tabletop Gaming Club this year. We will have meetings once every month at which you can bring your own board games for people to play, but it’s not required as we will provide some games (yes, we have Catan). Also, at the first meet of each semester, we will have sign-up sheets for student-led Dungeons & Dragons groups that are typically pretty welcoming of new players. All in all, it’s great if you’re madly in love with board games or if the only game you’ve played is Life because we’ll have something for you.

Tennis

Hi, Class of 2027! We’re Aanya Banga and Noah Maksi, members of the MSMS tennis team. Tryouts are held in the fall, and once the team is set, we practice several times a week to work on technique, match play and overall improvement. Our season takes place in the spring with competitive matches against other schools. Whether you’ve played for years or just want to try something new, we’d love to see you out on the courts!

The Vision

Hey, y’all! We’re Walt Giesen and Jake Heisler, co-editors-in-chief of The Vision, the MSMS school newspaper. In The Vision, we write about everything from sports events and student life to writers’ personal opinions and reviews of movies. If you’re interested in submerging yourself in all things MSMS, journalism or just writing in general, this is the place for you! We also need graphics for every article that comes out, so if you’re into art there is a place for you as well! We meet on Mondays from 5:30 to 7 p.m., but expect to put in effort outside of meetings for interviews, research and, of course, writing. Be a visionary, join The Vision!

The Wave

Hey, juniors, we’re the officers for MSMS’s YouTube channel, The Wave. Our editors-in-chief are Spencer Goodlett and Jolanna Jackson, and our managing editor is Colin Chung. The Wave films all sorts of content to showcase what the MSMS experience is, from conducting interviews showcasing certain events to vlogging a day in the life of an MSMS student. There are so many different roles you can take, such as being an interviewer, an editor, a camera person or a graphic designer. We meet every other Wednesday to discuss video ideas, and after that we get to filming and editing. So, if any of this interests you, come join our club. Go Waves!

Track and Field

Welcome, juniors! The track and field captains this year are Isabel Beckman and Nolan Clark. The goal of track is to focus on your speed or endurance depending on your race and to lower your time by as much as possible. In field, we will help you increase your distance whether it is discus, shot put or jumps. We have meets once a week and practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Our coach is a recent alumna from MSU who, in the past, had her friends from MSU help us with technique to gain every inch and second possible. See everyone at Club Fair!

Volleyball Club

Hey, juniors! Our names are Isabel Beckman and Sam Smith, and we are your volleyball co-captains. Volleyball is a great way to have fun and ease stress during the school year. At meetings, we set up the net, play music and hit the ball around. We also host a volleyball tournament around November. We usually meet on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 to 11:50 p.m. Show up for some games!

Winter Formal Committee

Hello, juniors! I’m Sam Smith, president of the Winter Formal Committee. This club chooses the theme, decorations and setup to create the Winter Formal. Everything is decided by the students, so it’s up to the club’s imagination to make Winter Formal a night to remember. We plan to meet monthly from late September to December when Winter Formal is usually held, so I hope you join us!

Wrestling

Hello, MSMS Class of 2027! My name is Nina, and I am your Goen wrestling team captain! Whether you have wrestled before or are brand new to the sport, we’re here to help you learn technique, build strength and develop grit on and off the mat. The wrestling team is all about hard work, strategy and pushing your limits. We support each other every step of the way. The wrestling club will meet two days a week, usually Tuesday and Thursday, from 4 to 6 p.m. When the wrestling season begins, we will meet Monday to Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. Please do not be afraid to reach out with any questions or concerns you may have! Goen team: [email protected] Frazer team: [email protected]

Young Democrats

Hi, juniors! I’m Jake Heisler, last year’s Young Democrats vice president. Young Democrats is an organization for anyone who wants to support increasing political awareness. Last year, we held events like watch parties for presidential debates and Kamala Harris’ Democratic National Convention speech. Every year, we hold two voter registration drives for MSMS students. We don’t meet regularly, only when we need help setting up these events. If you want to be more politically involved, this is the club for you!