Clubs and Organizations

Millington Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and organizations exist to benefit students' unique interests. While we all recognize the academic school day program as the heart of our educational system, we also believe providing students with co-curricular programs is essential. Millington Senior High School encourages students to contact members or advisors for information and membership.


Any student with a specific interest is encouraged to determine if an opportunity presently exists that correlates with his or her interest. If a group does not currently exist, the student is encouraged to explore the creation of that group, understanding that the group will operate within the framework and policies of Millington Junior/Senior High School and that it should provide a meaningful and worthwhile educational opportunity. 

Academic "M"
All students in grades 9 through 12 are eligible. Three credits must be in English, Mathematics, Science, or Social Studies. Each eligible student shall carry an overall grade point average per year of 3.5. 

Chess Club
For information on our chess club, please get in touch with Charles.Green@mcdistrict.net or Cory.Stange@mcsdistrict.net.

Drama Club

ESports
For more information, please get in touch with Michael.Moore@mcsdistrict.net.

FIRST Robotics
For information on our robotics program, please get in touch with Randy.Guinther@mcsdistrict.net.

National Honor Society
Students with junior or senior status are invited to join the National Honor Society based on four criteria: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. For more information, please get in touch with Michael.Moore@mcsdistrict.net.

Student Council (Senior High School)
For information on our high school student council, please contact Mackenzie.Cobb@mcsdistrict.net or Kaylie.Fox-Pattullo@mcsdistrict.net.

Student Council (Junior High School)
For information on our junior high student council, please contact Anne.Trickey@mcsdistrict.net or Melissa.Birchmeier@mcsdistrict.net.