Participating in clubs & organizations is a major part of being involved in student life at Mesquite High School. There are many to choose from for every type of personality and goals that students might have.
Take a look at the list to see if there is one (or more) that interest you. Please contact, or go by and see the Sponsor listed on the respective webpage to learn more about the program and how you can be included!
This is an organization that requires a lot of hard work and passion to be a part of, but it’s also a very fun and rewarding experience!
Director: Christina Snider
CSnider@mesquiteisd.org
Anime club is a gathering of students that share a common interest and appreciation towards Japanese culture and Japanese animated videos. The club organizes activities and short lessons to engage students in cultural appreciation as well as holding entertaining events and video viewing.
Contact Mackenzie Theall in Portable 6
MTheall@mesquiteisd.org
Like learning more about other worlds? Want to know what you're looking at while gazing at the night sky? Join the Astronomy Club! We meet Wednesdays after school in Portable 13 (only come when we announce on social media). Hope to see you there!
Get in touch with John Kubala
JKubala@mesquiteisd.org
Bowling is for everyone who wants to bowl. Doesn't matter if you have a 40 or a 300 average. As long as you know which direction to roll the ball.
Get in touch with Michelle Kelley
MKelley1@mesquiteisd.org
Business Professionals of America is the premier CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology and other related career fields.
Contact one of the organization sponsors: Suzanna Jensen, Stephanie Kramer, Lynda Ritter, Donny Coursey, Autumn Woods, or Delores Randle
Varsity Director: Stanecia Roy
SRoy@mesquiteisd.org
JV Director:
DECA is one of the premier CTSOs (Career and Technical Student Organizations). DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. DECA’s local involvement includes community service projects, school based enterprise involvement, fund raising events, scholarship opportunities, and field trips.
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Yesterday kicked off the DECA District 11 Career Development Conference at the Irving Convention Center on 1.14.19.
Mesquite High School attended with 6 students:
All 6 students advanced to State DECA Competition in February.
Last year was the first time that MHS has ever attended the DECA District 11 Career Development Conference. The first time in MHS history that all DECA competitors earned advancement to the State Career Development Conference. If students advance at the State Career Development Conference, they will earn a spot to compete in the International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in April that is held in Orlando, Florida.
Congratulations,
Deanna, Joseph, Daniel, Madison, Keilan and Aliha
This week, MHS was awarded a Grant from MISD Education Fund for $16,055 and presented to DECA Advisor, Marie Bianicci. These funds will help support the very first Student Store (Skeeter Stop Shop) as well as an Automated Kiosk in the Main Hall. Both of these operations will be solely operated by the Student Organization, DECA. These School Based Enterprises will teach the DECA students a hands on approach to Entrepreneurship as well as all the aspects of Marketing. In addition, students can go to DECA Competition in the “Learn & Earn” Category.
“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.” ~ John Dewey
Deanna Palmer & Joseph Pollard were semi-finalists for the Chapter Event Category – Entrepreneurship
This past weekend, The DECA State Career Development Conference was held in Downtown Dallas.
6 students earned their spot to compete in the State Competition:
Deanna Palmer & Joseph Pollard were semi-finalists for the Chapter Event Category – Entrepreneurship
Culinary Arts is a 4 level class dedicated to the art of cooking and the science of baking. If you love food, this is the place to be! :)
Contact Sandra Sepulveda
SSepulveda@mesquiteisd.org
Three members of the Mesquite High School culinary team won the Kid's Fit menu Contest with their Party Pizza Poopers and Apple Pie Sauce. Pictured from left to right are Carlos Ramirez, Max Chevez, Stephanie Perez (front) and instructor Sandra Sepulveda.
To read the full story, courtesy of the Mesquite News, click here.
In French Club, we explore the different aspects of the French culture including French films and cuisine, and we get the opportunity to practice our language with French students of all levels at MHS.
Get in touch with Mademoiselle Theall in Portable 6
MTheall@mesquiteisd.org
A tout a l'heure !
GEMS is a mentorship club that works with young ladies to help them realize and reach their fullest potential. We aim to help build well-rounded, confident, successful women. Our club focuses on a wide variety of topics including self worth, self respect, financial literary, building healthy relationships, drug and alcohol awareness, and much more.
Contact Shadarra James
SJames@mesquiteisd.org
ALL sophomores, juniors, and seniors can become members of National Honor Society this fall. To be considered for induction in NHS, your completed information packet must be submitted to room A15.
For further information, please see Ms. Hix in A13 or Mrs. Butaineh in A15.
The Swarm Press is our online newspaper which can be accessed at theswarmpress.com and Skeeter Buzz is our newsletter. Newspaper is a class of reporters and journalists who write the news and events as they happen on campus and in our communities.
Contact Karen Long
KLong1@mesquiteisd.org
Newspaper editor: Payton Tapp
Our phone #: 972-882-7800 x6095
The Swarm Press: bit.do/theswarmpress
email: theswarmpress@gmail.com
Photojournalism is a class where students learn the basics about photography and where they can experiment using state of the art DSLR cameras, lighting in an indoor studio setting and where they can explore their artistic side through photography. These young bright minds often find their inner creative side from this class. Most of them become long time lovers of the art of photography and some of their photos are used in our yearbooks and on the Newspaper website and newsletter.
Contact Karen Long
KLong1@mesquiteisd.org
We build a community of readers and have service projects at elementary schools to promote reading. If you love reading, this is the place to be!
Contact our school librarian: Sharon Harman
ARBailey@mesquiteisd.org
Interested in learning about the Spanish culture?
Get in touch with Alli Clements
AClements2@mesquiteisd.org
TSA or Technology Student Association is a local, regional, state, and national organization focused around the promotion of student activities in the STEM, Arts&AV, and manufacturing clusters. Students have a chance to participate in local events, develop leadership skills, and compete in a multitude of events.
Contact either Mr. Broussard, Mr. Coursey, or Mr. Singletary
Yearbook is a class that designs, creates, and publishes the MESQUITE-O yearbook by capturing moments that are seeded in time forever. Yearbooks are a historical media of that years events.
Yearbooks are on sale now!!!
To pre-order your book before supplies run out. Stop by room K16 and pick up an order form. Order on line HERE.
Contact Karen Long
KLong1@mesquiteisd.org
Yearbook editor: Jennifer Romero
