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Click here to learn how to activate a club.The deadline to submit a club approval form is September 10, 2025, at noon. Forms submitted after this deadline will be considered for the following school year.Last Updated 10.23.2025
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Name of Club / Student GroupAbout the Club / Student GroupAdult AdvisorParticipationMeeting Information
(See Announcement Slides for changes and updates)
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ProvisionalAerospace ClubThe Meridian Aerospace Club is for students interested in aerospace engineering and science. We study and build rockets, high-altitude balloons, and anything that can fly. Our mission is to educate students about engineering and inspire curious minds to pursue careers in aerospace.Ms. WilliamsonStudents in 8-12 gradesMondays, 4:15-4:40, in Ms. Sherrill's Room M-1.29
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ProvisionalAstronomy ClubThe Astronomy Club brings together students who are curious about the night sky and the mysteries beyond the stars. Our mission is to explore the phenomena of the universe and spark a lasting interest in astronomy and space science.Ms. BakerStudents in 9-12 grades1st and 3rd Tuesday, 4:10-5:00, in Ms. Baker's Room H-1.04
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OfficialBaking/Cooking ClubThe Baking/Cooking Club gives Meridian students a unique opportunity to meet monthly, teach others how to cook recipes, and learn from—and taste—dishes made by their peers. Together, we will explore fun recipes, compete in baking competitions, and enjoy the experience!Ms. RadebaughStudents in 9-12 gradesLast Tuesday of the month, 4:15-5:15, in Ms. Radebaugh's Room H-2.10
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OfficialBand (after school)Weekly 75-minute practices. One winter and one spring semester concert. Students can qualify and choose to try out for area competitions for an additional fee. Students should have a minimum of one full academic year of beginning Band or one full year of ensemble experience. Questions about qualifications should be sent to the director, Mr. Rine. Students will need to provide their own instrument and concert apparel. Band InformationMr. RineStudents in 7-8 gradesThursdays, 4:15-5:30 p.m., First practice: Thursday, August 21, Last practice: Thursday, May 14 in the Mays Music Room

Concerts: Saturday, December 13 & Saturday, March 28
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Official Black Culture Choir (1st-12th)Registration is now open to all interested students, staff, alumni, and parents/guardians. For more information contact Sal Stow. Academic eligibility applies to 6th-12th grade participants. Stow and
Swain		Students in 1-12 grades as well as staff, alumni, parents/guardians. Academic eligibility applies to 6th grade participants. See eligibility.First rehearsal date TBD.
Thursdays, 4:00-5:00, in primary school Ms. Stow's room
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OfficialBlack Student Union (BSU)The Black Student Union (BSU) is a student-led organization that fosters community, cultural awareness, and leadership. BSU hosts events, discussions, and initiatives that celebrate Black culture and address social issues.Ms. SwainStudents in 6-12 gradesMondays, 4:10-5:00, in Mr. Florez room M-1.11
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ProvisionalBoard Game Club Board Game Club is a place for students who want to learn and play a variety of games—new or classic—including board games, card games, and tabletop games.Mr. BakerStudents in 8-12 gradesFridays, 4:10-5:00, in Mr. Baker room H-2.07
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ProvisionalChess ClubChess Club is dedicated to helping students improve their chess skills while developing critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Members practice through weekly matches, puzzles, and tournaments. The club is open to players of all levels — from beginners learning the basics to advanced players seeking competitive play. Students also have opportunities to compete against one another in a supportive environment.Ms. SheguitStudents in 6-8 gradesFridays on A-days, 4:05-4:45 in Ms. Sheguit room M-1.27
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OfficialChicken TendersThe Meridian Chicken Tenders club provides students with hands-on learning experiences in sustainability and chicken care. It fosters responsibility, teamwork, leadership, and environmental awareness while supporting the school’s broader sustainability goals.becmap@gmail.comStudents in 6-12 grades1st and 3rd Mondays, 4:10-5:00, at the chicken coop
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ProvisionalClub UnifiedClub Unified is an inclusive student organization that brings together students with disabilities and their typically developing peers. The club meets during advisory to play games, socialize, and build friendships in a supportive and welcoming environment. Members serve as positive peer role models while promoting acceptance, inclusion, and fun for everyone. Open to students in the FLC 6–18+ program and grades 9–12.Ms. Perez and
Harris		Open to students in the FLC 6–18+ program and grades 9–12Friday (once a month) during advisory time in the AUX Gym
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ProvisionalComputer Science ClubComputer Science Club provides a space for students to explore computer science, coding, and the rapidly advancing field of AI. This is achieved through hands-on projects and workshops. Members will learn to design and build innovative solutions—from websites to AI tools. Students also have the opportunity to connect with a global network of young creators, share their work, and prepare for future opportunities in technology and entrepreneurship.Ms. GandhiStudents in 9-12 gradesAlternating Tuesdays and Thursdays (week 1 Tu, week 2 Th, etc.)
4:10-5:10 in Ms. Gandhi's room H-1.10
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OfficialCreative Media & DesignCreative Media & Design is a hands-on club where students explore sewing, photography, writing, and design based on their interests and skill level. Members can learn everything from basic to advanced sewing techniques, practice photography, develop engaging writing for articles, and strengthen their drawing and design skills. The club focuses on building creativity and practical skills that can be used in school projects, personal hobbies, or future careers in media and design.Ms. HopkinsStudents in 6-12 gradesFridays, 4:10-5:00, in Ms. Hopkins room M-1.26
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ProvisionalCrochet for GoodCrochet for Good is a club where crocheters of all skill levels can come together to create granny squares that are stitched into blankets or sweaters and donated to charities such as hospitals, women’s shelters, and disaster relief centers. The club offers students a chance to make a direct, positive impact on those in need—while also providing a creative and relaxing outlet to de-stress.Ms. RamirezStudents in 6-12 gradesMondays, 4:10-5:00, in the Mays Bldg Library
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ProvisionalDebate and Public Speaking (6-8)The Debate and Public Speaking Club is a space where students can build confidence, improve their public speaking skills, and strengthen their communication in a supportive environment. Members will also enhance their research abilities and learn how to think critically and competitively when presenting arguments for a chosen side.Ms. Meshack-GuevaraStudents in 6-8 gradesThursdays, 4:10-5:00, in Ms. Meshack-Guevara's room M-1.20
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ProvisionalD&D Club (6-9)Join a world of imagination, adventure, and storytelling! Work with fellow players to explore magical realms, solve puzzles, and battle monsters. New and experienced players are welcome—our Dungeon Masters will help guide the way. Members are expected to attend meetings regularly, stay focused, and use computers only for D&D activities. Bring your creativity and get ready for an epic journey! Ms. TrullingerStudents in 6-9 gradesMondays 4:05-5:00, Wednesdays and Friday 7:30-8:20 in the morning
in Mrs. Trullinger's room M-1.24
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ProvisionalD&D Club (9-12)Students participate in games of Dungeons & Dragons, engaging in both the team-building and collaborative storytelling aspects of the game.Mr. Barnes Students in 9-12 gradesTuesdays, 4:05-5:30, in Mr. Barnes room H-2.05
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ProvisionalDead Poet's SocietyThe Meridian Dead Poets Society gives students a space to share their interest in poetry and express themselves through creative writing. It's a place to hang out during lunch, listen to performances, and connect with others through words and emotion. You don’t have to be a poet to join—come to watch, support, and enjoy the atmosphere. It's a safe space to be yourself and have fun!Mr. BakerStudents in 9-12 gradesThursdays, 1:15-1:45 (C-lunch), in Mr. Baker room H-2.07
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OfficialDECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America)DECA provides a competitive space for emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management at high schools and colleges worldwide. Through DECA competitions and challenges, high school students have the opportunity to conduct research, deepen their understanding of business concepts, give back to the community, and improve their presentation and leadership skills. At these competitions, students also have a unique chance to network with peers and professionals who share their interests and to grow their passion for the field.Mr. HolmanStudents in 9-12 gradesMondays, 4:15-5:15, in Mr. Holman room H-2.14
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OfficialEnvironmentalist Club In the Meridian Environmentalist Club (MEC), we strive to care for and protect the environment. We want future generations to enjoy the Earth as we do today. Some of our planned activities include picking up trash around the school, recycling materials into crafts like wind chimes, and volunteering to help care for the campus chickens. Through these efforts, members will deepen their understanding of environmental issues and how human actions impact the planet.Ms. BakerStudents in 6-12 gradesTuesdays, 4:10-5:00, in Ms. Baker room H-1.04
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ProvisionalExercise and Nutrition ClubInterested in getting stronger, healthier, or just learning more about how your body works? The Exercise & Nutrition Club explores topics like muscle function, nutrition, weightlifting, and overall fitness. Whether you're into sports, looking to improve your health, or considering a future career in physical therapy, exercise science, or coaching, this club offers practical knowledge you can use. Even if you're not aiming for a fitness-related career, you’ll gain helpful tools to reach your personal health and wellness goals. All are welcome!Ms. BakerStudents in 9-12 grades2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 4:10-5:00, in Ms. Baker room H-1.04
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OfficialFCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)Fellowship of Christian Athletes provides students with an opportunity to build community centered around faith, worship, and sportsmanship. Through monthly meetings and fundraising events, the club brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds to hear devotions, engage in prayer, and support one another in their faith journey.Sheguit and
Wolbrueck		Students in 6-12 grades1st or 2nd Tuesday of the month (once a month), 7:45-8:15 in the morning
AUX Gym in the Mays building
Specific meeting dates will be shared in the announcement slides
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ProvisionalFitness ClubFitness Club is a fun, welcoming space for anyone who wants to start working out or just exercise with friends. No experience needed, just show up and move! The goal of the club is to help students feel more comfortable trying exercises they may not feel confident doing yet, and to build on the fitness skills they already have, all in a supportive and encouraging environment. Bonus: Snacks provided once a month!Coach GonzalezStudents in 6-8 grades2nd and 4th Thursday, 7:50-8:15 in the morning, AUX Gym
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ProvisionalFlag Football ClubFlag football is open to students of all skill levels. Come learn, practice, and play this fun, no-contact game! Offensively, players will run and pass the ball down the field, trying to score touchdowns. Defensively, players attempt to pull the flags off the ball carrier’s belt. We can’t wait to see you on the field!sifuswain@gmail.comStudents in 6-7 gradesMondays, 4:15-5:15, on the field outside the Mays cafe
Starts on Monday, September 8
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ProvisionalThe GardenThe Garden provides middle school students with a space to study the Bible and deepen their relationship with God. The goal is to help students understand how to live according to biblical principles and apply them to their daily lives.txfurydirectornk@gmail.comStudents in 6-8 gradesThursdays, 7:45-8:15 in the morning, in Ms. Sheguit's room M-1.27
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OfficialGolf ClubThe Golf Club brings together students who share an interest in golf, a sport not currently offered at Meridian. Members will have the opportunity to learn more about the game, practice together, and build friendships and a sense of community.Mr. MoralesStudents in 9-12 gradesThursdays (B-day), 4:05-5:00, in Mr. Miske's room H-2.13
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OfficialHealth ProfessionsHealth Professions is a space for students interested in the medical field or exploring potential careers in science and health. The club offers opportunities to discover your passions, connect with like-minded peers, build leadership skills, and work together to make a positive impact through health- and advocacy-related initiatives all in a safe and supportive environment. Ms. BakerStudents in 9-12 gradesThursdays (B-day), C lunch, in Ms. Baker's room H-1.04
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OfficialHOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)HOSA is a national student-led organization dedicated to empowering students interested in pursuing medicine to become leaders in health through education, leadership opportunities, and competitions that allow them to apply their knowledge. Academic eligibility applies.Jacobs and
Nolan		Students in 9-12 gradesThursdays, 4:15-5:15, in H-1.05
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ProvisionalLa Table FrançaiseLa Table Française gives students the opportunity to practice their French while having lunch.Ms. RyderStudents in 11-12 gradesThursdays, 1:15-1:45 (C-lunch), in Ms. Ryder's room H-2.04
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ProvisionalLe Ciné-ClubLe Ciné-Club gives students the opportunity to discover and develop appreciation for Francophone cinema.Ms. RyderStudents in 11-12 gradesFridays, 4:10 (end time varies), in Ms. David's room H-2.03
Meeting once or twice per quarter. Contact Ms. Ryder for more information.
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OfficialLions Speak LifeLions Speak Life provides a space for students to engage in faith-based discussions, participate in Bible studies, and share their experiences. The group aims to inspire, uplift, and empower individuals to live out their faith with courage and purpose.Ms. CullenStudents in 9-12 gradesTuesdays, 7:45-8:20 in the morning, in Mrs. Cullen's Room H-2.09
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ProvisionalThe Lions SquadThe Lions Squad is a community-based club dedicated to supporting all Meridian students and promoting engagement within the school environment. It provides a space for students to build school connectedness, social awareness, and collaboration. During meetings, we’ll explore topics related to student identity and culture, and connect with other clubs by inviting their representatives to share about their club’s purpose, values, and cultural focus.Ms. RothenbergerStudents in 9-12 gradesMondays (B-day), C lunch in Ms. Trainham's room H-2.15
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ProvisionalMartial Arts Foster self-improvement and personal development through focused training in martial arts in our long-running martial arts classes taught by Shaolin Do Kung Fu and Tai Chi’s Master Swain and Meridian alumni Alana Woodwell-Williams. Martial Arts InformationMaster SwainStudents in 2-12 gradesFridays, 4:30-5:15
Session II: 6th-12th grade and all brown stripes and higher regardless of grade
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ProvisionalMath Pentathlon (K-7)The Math Pentathlon program is a set of board games that are designed to promote a love of math and to teach students logical thinking and strategy. Math Pentathlon meets most Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. Registration opens up in the fall. This is a Meridian parent-run extracurricular activity.meridianschoolmp@gmail.comStudents in K-7 gradesSaturdays, 9:30-11:00
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ProvisionalModel United Nations (MUN)Model United Nations offers students the opportunity to develop skills in research, speechwriting, debate, presentation, and diplomacy while exploring today’s global issues. Through conferences held across the country, students can also travel and connect with peers who share similar interests.

For more information, visit the MUN webpage.		Trainham,
Nichols, and
Peña		Students in 6-12 gradesMiddle School meets on Tuesdays from 4:10 - 5:15 in various classrooms in the Mays Building.

High school meets on Fridays from 4:10 - 5:15 in various classrooms in the Mays Building.
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ProvisionalNational Honor Society (NHS)The National Honor Society at Meridian encourages "four pillars at its heart: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. More than mere badges of honor for NHS members, these principles are transformative keys that unlock potential, enhancing every student’s educational journey, and ultimately empowering them to make profound, enduring contributions to our world."Baker and
Elliott		Students in 11-12 gradesWednesdays, 1:35-2:00 in the High School Cafe
September 29, Induction Ceremony
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OfficialOrchestra (after school)Weekly 75-minute practices. One winter and one spring semester concert. Students can qualify and choose to try out for area competitions for an additional fee. Pianists must also be able to play a second instrument with the same minimum qualifications on the second instrument. Minimum Qualifications: A minimum of one full academic year of beginning Orchestra or one full year of ensemble experience. Questions about qualifications should be sent to the director, Ms. Beckham. Students will need to provide their own instrument (except pianists) and concert apparel. Orchesta InformationMs. BeckhamStudents in 7-8 gradesMondays, 4:15 - 5:30 p.m., First practice: Monday, August 18, Last practice: Monday, May 11 in the Mays Music Room

Concerts: Saturday, December 13 & Saturday, March 28
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OfficialPhilosophy ClubThe Philosophy Club engages in debates and discussions on a variety of philosophical topics.Mr. HolmanStudents in 9-12 gradesTuesdays, 1:20-1:45, in Mr. Holman's Room H-2.14
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ProvisionalPhotography ClubStudents will learn how to use a camera, design photo collages, apply composition techniques to improve their photos, and edit images using photo editing apps. In Photography Club, we use good judgment, stay respectful, and make safe choices while having fun and being creative. Always represent the club in a positive way!Ms. VainStudents in 6-12 gradesThursdays (every other week, 2nd and 4th Thursday, first meeting August 28) in Ms. Vain's room M-2.04, 4:10-4:50
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ProvisionalPsych ClubThe purpose of Psych Club is to educate members about psychology in an engaging and accessible way. We use source material from trusted courses by top universities, such as Yale, and present it in a format that's easy to understand and apply.Mr. Barnes Students in 9-12 grades1st and 3rd Monday, 4:10-5:10 in Mr. Barnes' room H-2.05
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ProvisionalReading and Writing ClubIn the Reading and Writing Club, students will use their creativity to improve their writing, craft original stories and worlds, and collaborate with others. Through writing games and group brainstorming, students will develop new skills and explore the writing process, styles, and themes used by established authors to help shape their own writing and voice.Ramirez and
Hagerman		Students in 6-12 gradesMondays, 4:10-5:00, in the Mays Bldg Library
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OfficialScience Fair WorkspaceScience Fair Workspace is a space for curious, creative students to dive into independent science projects and explore topics they’re passionate about. Whether you're interested in engineering, biology, chemistry, or something totally original, this club gives you the workspace to bring your ideas to life. You’ll work at your own pace, build real research and presentation skills, and have the option to enter science fairs on your own. It’s a great way to challenge yourself, think big, and grow as a young scientist. Please note: Students and their families will be responsible for registering for the 2026 GARSEF Science Fair if they choose to participate.Morales and
Doersam		Students in 6-12 gradesFridays, 7:50-8:20 in the morning, in Mr. Morales room H-2.18
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OfficialShe's the FirstShe’s the First is a nonprofit organization that fights gender inequality by investing in girls’ education, leadership training, and mentorship. It partners with community-based organizations and girl-led chapters in over 60 countries to ensure girls are educated, respected, and heard. As a school-based chapter, we will organize fundraisers and events to support She’s the First and help raise money for their global initiatives.Ghosh and
Muncy		Students in 7-12 grades1st Monday, 4:10-4:55, H-1.12 Mr. Muncy's room
3rd Monday, 4:10-4:55, H-1.04 Ms. Ghosh's room
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OfficialSouth Asian Student UnionSouth Asian Student Union is a club where South Asians—and anyone from any background—can come together to connect and meet new peers who share common interests. We learn about different South Asian cultures through games, storytelling, and presentations.Ms. GandhiStudents in 6-12 gradesLast Tuesday of the month, 4:05-5:00, in Ms. Gandhi's room H-1.10
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OfficialSpeech and Debate Club (9-12)The mission of the Meridian School Speech and Debate Club is to promote strong communication skills in a competitive environment while fostering positive collaboration, international mindedness, critical thinking, and research skills. The club offers students opportunities to travel to other schools and compete for awards based on their hard work and research.

Students are required to pay a $200 membership fee through My School Bucks (a 4.60% credit processing fee applies) or by check to Meridian World School with “Debate Club” noted on the memo line. Invoices will be sent after the Student Interest Meeting and should be paid by the end of August.

This fee helps cover registration costs and resources for the Texas Forensic Association and National Speech and Debate Association, supports extended coach hours during tournaments, and offsets some judging fees. All fees must be paid by the club’s deadlines to maintain eligibility and participation.		MacFarland and
Radebaugh		Students in 9-12 gradesThursdays, 4:05-5:00, in Ms. MacFarland room H-1.11
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OfficialStudy CircleStudy Circle meets weekly on Tuesdays from 4:15–5:15 and is focused strictly on academic success. Students must use this time for SAT, PSAT, ACT prep, homework, or other academic goals in a quiet, structured environment. Meetings include goal-setting, focused study blocks, optional practice tests, and brief academic breaks. This club is for students who want to stay accountable, build good study habits, and leave each session feeling accomplished and prepared.Mr. FernandoStudents in 9-12 gradesTuesdays, 4:15-5:15, in Mr. Hernandez room H-2.06
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ProvisionalTeam Bio-QuestTeam Bio-Quest is a space for students to connect, collaborate, and strengthen their biology and life science skills. Members will have the opportunity to meet others with similar interests and compete in academic challenges. Students can choose to participate in competitions such as the National Biology Bowl, National Medicine Bowl, American Regional Biology Competition, and the National Science Bowl. Please note: These competitions are not school-sponsored. Students must register and attend independently, as no Meridian staff will accompany or supervise at these events. Team Bio-Quest is ideal for students interested in science and considering careers in medicine, research, or related fields. All that’s required is a passion for science!Ms. HagermanStudents in 6-8 gradesMondays, 7:40-8:20 in the morning, in Ms. Hagerman's room M-1.33
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ProvisionalTheater - Meridian MechsMeridian Mechs – The Fall Show is open to grades 9–12, and the Spring Musical is open to grades 6–12. Participation is based on auditions (for cast) or crew applications (for tech/stage crew). The Fall production is for high school students only, while the Spring Musical includes both middle and high school students. Please note: A participation fee is required for each show. The amount varies.Fajardo and
Crowl		Students in 6-12 gradesReview the Meridian Mechs webpage for more information.
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OfficialThespian Troupe #11769Thespian Troupe is the honors component of the school’s theatre program, dedicated to advancing standards of excellence in theatre. Its purpose is to encourage students to deepen their mastery of the theatre arts and to recognize those achievements through induction into the troupe. Thespians who earn honor ranks and scholar distinctions will be recognized for their exemplary accomplishments. Students may also qualify by participating in theatre outside of school. To be eligible for induction, students must earn a total of 10 points during high school, with at least half of those points earned through Meridian Mechs.Ms. CrowlStudents in 10-12 gradesSome Wednesdays (contact Ms. Crowl for more information)
1:30-2:15 in the Black Box M-1.42
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Provisional1-800-UNITY1-800-UNITY is a welcoming space for all students who care about gender equality and want to better understand the issues that impact people of all genders. Our goal is to learn, grow, and take action together by having honest conversations, exploring ideas around equity and inclusion, and working toward a more fair and respectful school community.Mr. FlorezStudents in 6-12 grades2nd and 4th Thursdays, 4:15=5:00 in Mr. Florez room M-1.11
First meeting September 25
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ProvisionalVolunteering ClubVolunteering Club is a student-led organization that brings together individuals who want to make a positive impact in their community. Our goal is to create meaningful opportunities for students to serve through projects like food drives, environmental clean-ups, tutoring, and supporting local events. The club emphasizes teamwork, leadership, and a spirit of service while encouraging members to engage with causes they care about. Through volunteering, students not only give back but also develop valuable skills, build friendships, and gain experiences that last a lifetime.Ms. ReihmanStudents in 6-12 gradesThursdays (1st and 3rd), 4:10-5:00 in Ms. Reihman room M-1.33
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OfficialWomen's Empowerment ClubThe Women’s Empowerment Club (WEC) provides a safe, inclusive space for all members. Our mission is to empower young women through education, community, leadership, and self-confidence. With volunteer opportunities at local women’s shelters and educational programming focused on women’s experiences and achievements, WEC aims to build a community where all women and girls feel not just comfortable, but impactful, kind, smart, beautiful, and strong.Mr. Barnes and
Burwick		Students in 9-12 gradesThursdays, 1:15-1:45 (C-lunch on A days) in Mr. Barnes room H-2.05
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ProvisionalYoung Investor SocietyThe Young Investors Society (YIS) is a globally recognized nonprofit that teaches students real-world investing, financial literacy, and responsible money management. As a Meridian chapter, we’ll take part in official YIS programs like the Dollar-a-Day Challenge and Global Stock Pitch Competition, gaining hands-on experience in financial decision-making and presentation skills. Members are expected to follow school rules, show academic integrity, and contribute respectfully to a positive, collaborative environment. All investment activities are educational only—no real money is required or encouraged. Participants will have to register as a student of YIS.Mr. MuncyStudents in 9-12 gradesTuesdays, 4:15-5:00, in Mr. Muncy's Room H-1.12
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OfficialStudent GovernmentStudent government is a group of students who are elected to represent and serve the student body. They help plan and organize activities and events. Student government can help shape the student experience on campus by implementing programs, services, and initiatives that enrich student lives.
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Student CouncilMs. GentilletStudents in 6-12 gradesTuesdays, during advisory, 1st meeting September 24
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2026 Class CouncilMs. BurwickStudents in 12th grade
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2027 Class CouncilChapel and
Cullen		Students in 11th grade
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2028 Class CouncilMr. GrantStudents in 10th grade
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2029 Class CouncilLeon and
Rao-Schertler		Students in 9th grade
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