Asian Culture Club

Promotes Asian culture and multicultural understanding

• Meets: Every other Wednesday beginning in 2302
• Fees: $10.00 + shirt cost to be determined based on design.
• Sponsor: Virginia Bening
  

Athletics 

Best Buddies

Create a friendship that will last forever! Be paired with a special needs student and foster a friendship throughout the year. Come by Room 1338 for more info. It’s a big commitment and a great organization that creates a friendship that changes both of their lives!

• Meets:  Last Tuesday of every month 
  
• Sponsor: Kimberly Contreras, Rm # 1338
  

Bowling Club

Come have fun and improve your game! Bowling club meets twice a week, once for practice and once for match play at the Times Square on Grand Parkway. All bowlers are welcome, no experience required!

• Fees: $15 for first-week trial, $100 for league fee + $40 jersey fee for new bowlers.
  
• Meets:  Twice a week
  
• Sponsor: Daniel Rodriguez room #1126
  

Promotes school spirit and a positive school climate by participating in athletic events and extracurricular activities. Cheerleaders are expected to be positive role models, serving as high school ambassadors at school, in the district, and community. When not cheering at athletic events or representing the Katy community, the cheer program preps for their own competition season. Cheer competes at UCA/NCA local regional competitions, the UIL state-level competition, and NCA high school national competitions. Most recently, Mayde Creek Cheer placed 5th in the 6A Div 1 UIL State Spirit Championship.  

• Sponsor: Erica Hodges room #1217
  
• Fees: up to $900.00 a year
• Meetings: 4th period and every day after school, Including some weekends during competition season. ○ Tryouts: candidate meeting is announced in January and takes place in February. The tryout meeting is for parents and candidates. It must be attended to be eligible for tryouts in March. 
• Links: https://sites.google.com/katyisd.org/creekcheer/home?authuser=0
  

Chess Club

This is a student-run Chess Club providing fellowship and tactical gameplay.

• Sponsors: Daniel Rodriguez
• Requirements: None
  
• Fees: See sponsor
• Meetings: After school on Fridays from 2:45-3:45 in room 1126​

Close Up

Annual Field Trip to Washington D.C for 11th and 12th graders

• Sponsors: Taylor Kratz Rm # 2323 & Matt Lobin Rm #2328
  
• Fees: Determined by the cost of the trip 
  

The Environmental Alliance (TEA)

We keep the Creek “GREEN” and the environment clean!

• Fees: $15 for first-week trial, $100 for league fee + $40 jersey fee for new bowlers.
  
• Meets:  Room 2428 on the 3rd Thursday of each month
  
• Remind: text @mcgreen22 to 81010
• Instagram and Twitter: @greenmchs
  

FCCLA - Family Career & Community Leaders of America

In order to be a part of the FCCLA chapter, you must be/have been enrolled in a high school Family Consumer Science class. If you took Principles of Human Services in 8th grade, you are eligible to join our chapter. We participate in volunteer activities and plan to begin attending competitions in another year.

• Sponsors: Mrs. Black room # 1215
• Fees: $35.00 a year.  ​

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Since 1954, FCA has challenged coaches and athletes on the high school level to use the powerful medium of athletics to impact the world for Jesus Christ.

• Sponsors: Marley Johnson in room # 2204​
  

FFA Future Farmers of America

FFA is a dynamic and growing youth organization, with nearly half a million student members strong based in agricultural science education. The National FFA is successfully changing lives and preparing students for leadership, personal growth, and career success. These lessons, skills, friendship, and experiences shape our members! The benefits remain for their entire lives even after high school. Members participate in a wide range of agricultural science education activities, leading to the possibility of more than 300 professional career opportunities!

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education!

• Sponsors: Chelsea Lewandowski (Rm# 1418), Lanme Sierra(Rm# 1419), Ronnie Mushinski(Rm# 1428), & Glen Hughes(Rm# 1420)
• Fees: $25.00 a year 
  
• Meets: Evenings at 3:00 pm posted on www.theaet.com and Social Media 
  

French Club

Get involved in French cultures…and you don’t have to be in French class! Anyone can join.

• Sponsor: Jineth Way,  Rm# S205
• Meetings:  1st Thursday of the month in advisory & the 3rd Thursday after school. Room S108

French National Honor Society

We will meet on the first Thursday of the month during advisory for tutoring. Requirements: Students must have a 3.0 GPA or higher overall and a 3.75 or higher in French classes. This is only available to French 3 or 4 students. 

• Sponsor: David Sullivan, Rm# S207​
• Fees: Fees are $15

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

Learn the business of business through relationships, leadership and career development programs. Monthly projects and simulated competitions can earn students scholarships. We also hold the annual DodgeBall tournament which encourages Good Sportsmanship. Remind Code: @MCHSFBLA 

• Sponsors: Stacy Hammond (Rm 1208) & Sue Giles (Rm S311)
• Fees: $30.00 Fee 
• Meetings: Meets 2nd/4th Tuesday after school​​

MCHS Gaming Club

MCHS GC is an organization where our school competes against other high schools in tournaments. Our club also provides an opportunity for students to meet, discuss, and connect with others about the games that they are passionate about. Our competitions include scholarships to universities, cash prizes, and other incentives. Currently, we compete in Valorant, Rocket League, League of Legends, Super Smash Bros., and Smite. There are two competition seasons each year, one in the Fall and one in the Spring. Students looking to compete may incur additional fees depending on the number of competitions they wish to enter and the games they choose to compete in. 

• Sponsors: Jacob DeLarm Rm# 2110
• Fees: The fees are $20 to join the club.
• Meetings: After school, typically on Wednesdays, tournaments are typically 1.5 - 2 hours long starting at 4:30PM
  

Girls Basketball

• To play in the program: No prior years of experience necessary. 
• Try-Outs: Late October *You will need a current physical on file, Dated after 5/3/21* 
• Basketball Season: October-February 8 

Come hoop it up at the Creek! We have a knowledgeable and experienced coaching staff here at Mayde Creek not only to teach newcomers but to further develop the skills of any athlete who is a frequent basketball player. The process of basketball is vital, not just the result of winning or losing. We will do everything possible to win, but the character traits derived from basketball in a good program can carry a woman throughout her adult life. Building character traits is an essential aspect of the program. We genuinely feel that the game of basketball is one of the most excellent learning tools that a young person can have. It teaches one never to quit, never to give up, or never to give in. Our players will experience failure and how to respond to the loss positively. Basketball will teach one to face adversity and learn to overcome it. It leads one to work together with many different groups of people to achieve a common goal.

If you would like more information on the Girls Basketball program, please contact Head Girls Basketball Coach Christy Westbrooks at Christywestbrooks@katyisd.org

Golf

Men's and Women's Golf is a good way to be part of a team and play for Mayde Creek High School. Since we are limited to the amount of quality practice that can be conducted on the grounds here at MCHS, improving your game does require a commitment for transportation to get to and from practice (driving range or golf course) on certain days.

• Meetings: Class meets in the field house during 7th period; after school practice schedule varies ​
• Requirements: completed physical, Fees:$50 user fee 
• Sponsor: Anthony Campbell, Rm# 2307​

HOSA

Key Club is an international community service organization led by high school students. Earn Service awards, a white cord to wear on graduation, and looks GREAT on a résumé. 

• Meets: 2nd and 4th Wednesday after school 9 
•  Fees: $30 Includes a FREE t-shirt. Dues include international and district dues. 
• Sponsor: Delila Higgins, Rm# 2117 
• Webpage http://maydecreekkeyclub.weebly.com/​​

National Honor Society

Juniors and Seniors may apply. Applicants are screened by the committee during the spring semester of a student’s sophomore and junior year and must maintain a 3.75 GPA. 30 hours of community service are required. A special induction ceremony for new members occurs in April

Sponsors: Amy Fenwick (2325), Lauren Heath (2319), & Sarah Womack (S334) 

Requirements: open to students during their junior and/or senior years. Applications are available during the spring and will be screened by a committee prior to acceptance. The induction ceremony will take place in April. Must have a 3.75 GPA to apply and will require a minimum 30 hours of community service each school year they are a member. 

Fees: $30 fee,  includes t-shirt 

Meetings: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month during Advisory.

Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)

A dynamic group dedicated to building confidence, leadership skill and physical fitness in high school students. Uniforms are worn weekly. MCHS is the only school in KISD to offer this exclusive program. Membership in NJROTC can fulfill the graduation PE requirements, offers excellent scholarship opportunities and dual credit.

• Sponsors: Commander E. Mikel, USN (Ret)Rm#1404  &  First Sergeant L. Rodriguez, USMC (Ret)Rm#1404
• Fees: $20 for the purchase of physical training (PT) apparel
• Meetings: Every day in class​ 
• Links: https://www.njrotc.navy.mil/index.html and https://www.facebook.com/groups/RamCorps/

Orchestra consists of violin, viola, cello, bass, and piano. 11 The four Orchestras (Sinfonia, Sinfonietta, Lyrica, and Philharmonia) perform 3-7 performances a year including participation in UIL Contests. Beyond performing the Orchestra has regular socials, rehearsals, volunteer opportunities, and a spring trip. 

• Sponsor: Mr. Geyssens, Rm Band Hall in the Fine Arts Building
• Fees: $100 Activity fee 
• Meetings: Daily in class and after school rehearsals 
• Links: https://www.maydecreekorchestra.com/ 

This is a community service program where participating students:

• Become a resource to our community, see the school as a helpful part of the community and the disciplines taught in school integrated into life’s work. 
• RSVP offers the only approved cord worn at graduation besides academia. All requirements are outlined on the website. There are no meetings and students are responsible for obtaining their own volunteer opportunities. Everyone can participate. 
• Sponsor: 12th Grade Assistant Principal

The National Forensic League is a nationally recognized competitive speech and debate team that competes against other schools in a variety of debate, public speaking, and acting events. It is a lot of fun and a great way to prepare for college. Taking the Debate class is recommended, but not required.

• Sponsor: Mrs.Consuela Andrew, Rm#1206
• Meetings: Wednesdays after school ​
  

The purpose of the council is to create and participate in community service for the school and community; promote harmony among the student body and the various inter-school organizations; to establish a better relationship between this school and all others of its kind; and to raise the standards and ideals of the students themselves.

• Sponsors: Patty Wangler and Donna Brslik-Lumicao 
• Requirements: Students may join two times per year: In the spring of the prior school year and for a brief time in the fall of the current school year. 
• Fees: $25 dues 
• Meetings: meetings weekly or twice a month. 
• Links: Twitter - @RamStuCo 

Science National Honor Society

Science National Honor Society is an honor society for students enrolled in AP Science class. Requirements: Students must apply and meet the standards and pass a selection committee 

• Sponsors: Virginia Bening Rm#2302 and Michael McCauley, Rm # 2310​
• Fees: $20 
• Meetings: At least once per six weeks

Social Studies Honor Society is for juniors and seniors that excel in the field of Social Studies. Students should have completed at least two core social studies courses, have at least a 3.0 GPA, and demonstrate engagement within their school or community.

• Sponsors: Halsey Taylor, Room # 2227 
  
• Fees: TBD
  
• Meetings: When Needed 
  

Spanish Club

Learn about Spanish speaking countries and meet new people from different countries. Do not have to be enrolled in Spanish to join. Application available in Room Rm 1304

• Sponsor: Evelin Segovia, Rm# 1304
• Fees:$30 per year (includes t-shirt) / $12.00 if attending San Antonio trip 
• Meetings:  Usually Thursdays 2:45-3:15 p.m.​

Spanish National Honor Society

Spanish National Honor Society is a highly recognized organization that continuously promotes the learning of Spanish, encourages leadership, and constantly looks for opportunities to work for the community. 

Requirements: Future members need to fill out an application, study 3 semesters of Spanish, and must maintain a 3.5 GPA. 30 hours of community service are required (15 hours must be with the Spanish NHS). A special induction ceremony for new members occurs in April.  

• Sponsor: Norma Ledesma, Rm# 1306​
  
• Fees: $20 for new members and $15 for returning members 
• Meetings: 1st & 3rd Mondays of the month after school. 
• Links: Twitter @MaydeCreekSNHS

Wrestling

Men’s and Women’s Wrestling is a fun way to get in shape and compete for your school. Wrestling is an Olympic Sport. Several UFC fighters wrestled in high school and college. You can learn hand fighting, throws and takedowns. Be the next one to write History!!

• Sponsor: Daniel C. Black, Rm#1313
•  Fees: (fees, classes, etc.): $50.00 user free, Wrestling and running shoes
  
• Meetings: Monday- Friday 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
  

Yearbook, Paladin

Be a part of our award winning yearbook team. Sharpen your photography and writing skills, and learn valuable desktop publishing and graphic design skills. Help us create an unforgettable yearbook! To buy yearbook online click here: https://www.jostens.com/yearbooks/students-and-parents/about-yearbooks

• Sponsor: Nedone Brantley Room 1223​
  
• Meetings: 4th period