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The purpose of artyouth
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environment for artistic adolescents within the Chisholm Trail
Middle School community.
Artyouth meets on alternating Wednesdays from
September to May each school year. Participants work on hands-on
projects to enhance the school environment, promote visual art study
and engage the general school population in the artistic process.
Fundraisers and an annual field trip to a regional museum are part
of club activities.
For artyouth events and updates, visit
http://teacherweb.com/TX/ChisholmTrail/lowket/ap3.stm
For artyouth schedules, visit
http://teacherweb.com/TX/ChisholmTrail/lowket/calendar1.stm
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Student Council
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Sponsor: Milton Perez and
Leah Dahms
Student Council is a nationally chartered
organization school organization. Our objective is to develop good
citizenship within the student body, provide purposeful direction of
school activities, and assist in the coordination of school
activities. We conduct four school-wide socials a year. Student
Council members plan, decorate for, and clean up after the socials.
In addition, we conduct several school and community-based service
projects throughout the year:
- promote Red Ribbon Week (drug awareness)
- help host a Thanksgiving Dinner for the school custodians
with the Tapestry Club
- Teacher Appreciation
- Valentine's Day Slideshow
- a different Spring project every year
- Student Council is a great way to be a positive,
contributing member of our Student Body at CTMS!
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Sponsors: Laura Tichnell,
Kelly Lambert, and Kathy Hobbs
WEB stands for Where Everybody Belongs.
The WEB program began this year as a mentoring program between 8th
graders and 6th graders.
The objectives of WEB are:
- to empower 8th graders as role models,
- to increase academic success through the support of peers,
- to develop leadership skills,
- to pass on positive traditions to younger students,
- to expose students to a variety of individuals at our school
in positive situations,
- to teach students that working together they can be
successful and enjoy one another
- to help create a supportive and positive atmosphere on our
campus.
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CHISHOLM TRAIL YOUNG MARINES
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Sponsor: USMC League
Meetings: 3:45 - 5:30pm on Thursdays in Room 108
Contact: Sharon Nobles 428-2512
Chisholm Trail Young Marines is part of the
Capitol Area Young Marines and is one of over 200 units belonging to
the international Young Marine program. Young Marines is designed to
promote the mental, moral and physical development of today's youth.
Young Marines is a year round organization for male and female
youths from ages 8 - 18. Adult leaders are active, retired or former
Marines with an interest in helping kids develop greater
self-esteem, discipline, and self-confidence through challenging
activities such as camping, swimming, land navigation, close order
drill and many fun activities. To see more about our club please
visit us at
www.capitalareayoungmarines.org or
www.youngmarines.com.
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Environmental Science
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Sponsor:
Sharon Hudson (Room 308, 428-2606)
Meetings: Every other Monday, 3:40
-4:40, Next meeting Nov. 2
History: developed the Xeriscape Friendship garden in
front of the school; provided recycling bins for all classrooms
(many are currently AWOL); favorite topics have included rocketry,
large marine animals, fossil hunting, astronomy, etc.
Current Focus: Watt Watchers and
educating others on helping the environment
Membership Requirements: none. (Students must be passing
all subjects or have special permission from teacher of subject in
which they are failing, to participate in special events.)
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Soccer Enrichment Program
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Head Coach: Jason Doyen
428-2582
Current Focus: Our primary
focus will be to teach your child the fundamentals of the game and
to help them become successful student athletes. Part of that
commitment will include meeting certain scholastic requirements in
order to participate in any scheduled competitive games. We will
have competitive matches with other RRISD Middle Schools during the
Spring semester. After school practices for those not in the soccer
class will begin in January.
Click here for
Registration Form
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Cheerleaders
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Cheer Sponsor: Katie Smith
Organization: The cheerleaders cheer at the home
football and basketball games. Cheerleaders are
selected in the spring. The commitment involves a 3 day summer camp
along with after school practices, games plus the cost of camp,
uniforms and other items.
For more information, read the
Cheerleader Constitution (pdf format)
Click here for
Cheer Schedule
for Boys Basketball
Click here for
Snack Schedule for Basketball
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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SPONSOR/HUDDLE LEADER:
Michelle Santos – 428-2504
HUDDLE VOLUNTEERS:
Sara Wimberley – 428-2536; Chris Cron 428-2522;
Anthony McGhee 428-2561; Erin Hecker 482-2580
WHAT IS FCA:
Fellowship of
Christian Athletes is a student led school ministry. FCA leaders get
together and meet at least twice a month to pray, read devotions and
have fellowship. The
leaders also plan school wide invitational events, do community
service and attend other FCA activities outside of school as a
group.
Our club is open to everyone – you do not have to be an athlete to join.
Some of our events include – See You at The Pole,
Fields of Faith, Movie Day with FCA and serving the community by
volunteering time at the Deep Wood Elementary Harvest Hoedown & a
food drive for the homeless.
STUDENT
LEADERSHIP APPLICATIONS: To
be an FCA Leader you must fill out a student leadership application.
Applications can be picked up in the Main Office from Mrs.
Santos. You may also
download the application by clicking on the following link
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Turn in the completed application in the main office.
DUES/FEE:
There is a $12.00 fee for the club t-shirt due with your
application.
Click link for Order Form

MEETING DATES/TIMES:
Meetings are currently held on the first and third Monday of
each month. *Sometimes
special meetings are held to accommodate athletic schedules*
VOLUNTEERS:
We can always use help at our planned events with
supervision, donations, snacks, etc.
If you would like to help out in any way please email Mrs.
Santos at michelle_santos@roundrockisd.org.
If
you would like to be on the email distribution for FCA please email
me at
michelle_santos@roundrockisd.org!
To
find out more about F.C.A. please visit
www.fca.org.
Or contact Mrs. Santos for more information!
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Chess
Club
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Sponsor: Shelley Poole
Chess Club is open to all CTMS students, no matter what
level player. If you're new to chess, we'll teach you how to play.
We meet on Wednesdays (during Cougar Base) from 3:45 until 5:00.
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Helping Hands
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Sponsor:
Jeannine Lowrance
Helping Hands has meetings on Wednesdays after
school in room 403.
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