2025-2026 Student Clubs & Organizations
| Mustang Club | Sponsor(s)/Description | Room Number | |
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| Senior Exec - Class of 2026 |
Ms. Amber Smith, Mr. Benchot, Ms. Dove, Mrs. Elliott The purpose of this organization is to support the Class of 2026 by providing opportunities for leadership and involvement in school events. Elected board members will run meetings to support community service and fund-raising efforts for senior year activities. Every senior is encouraged and invited to attend the meetings. |
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| Junior Exec - Class of 2027 |
Mrs. Binion, Mrs. Kidney, Ms. T. Anderson The purpose of this organization is to support the Class of 2027 by providing opportunities for leadership and involvement in school events. Elected board members will run meetings to support community service and fund-raising efforts for senior year activities. Every junior is encouraged and invited to attend the meetings which are announced during Advisory. |
C252/C253 | |
| Sophomore Exec - Class of 2028 |
Ana Guardado, Channah Johnson, Angela Zarate The purpose of this organization is to support the Class of 2028 by providing opportunities for leadership and involvement in school events. Elected board members will run meetings to support community service and fund-raising efforts for senior year activities. Every sophomore is encouraged and invited to attend the meetings which are announced during Advisory. |
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| Freshman Exec - Class of 2029 |
Shane DePaul, Kevin Duke, Kari Enge, Rance Johnson, Kelli Parker The purpose of this organization is to support the Class of 2029 by providing opportunities for leadership and involvement in school events. Elected board members will run meetings to support community service and fund-raising efforts for senior year activities. Every freshman is encouraged and invited to attend the meetings which are announced during Advisory. |
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| Art Club | Mr. Carroll and Mr. Thomas Art Club meets in C152 after school on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Students do NOT need to be in art class to participate in art club. Activities in art club include: exploring art techniques and medium, making murals and helping with musical. The ultimate goal of art club is to allow students to lead themselves to new creative discoveries. |
C152 | |
| AVID Club | Mrs. E. Johnson AVID Club is an organization specifically for AVID students to organize and participate in volunteer opportunities, service projects, and social activities outside of the AVID classroom. This club allows students to expand their AVID family beyond their grade level and build their resume with extra opportunities to make a difference in the community. Meetings are held every other Thursday afternoon from 3:45-4:30 in room C300 (Johnson). |
C300 | |
| BSU (Black Student Union) |
Sponsors: Joanna McDowell, Amber Smith, Rae Cain, Channah Johnson Mission Statement: BSU mission is to educate, uplift, support, and empower all students about the African American community at the local, state, national, and global level. This club is student-led with a focus on building community and bringing culture to CHS. Meeting Details: Every 3rd Wednesday in Room E300 |
E300 | |
| Chess Club |
Mrs. Campos Join the chess club to experience entertainment, chess education, and knowledge about the chess world! Meets every Tuesday and Wednesday after school from 4:00-4:45 in room E350! |
E350 | |
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CSI Club (Crime Scene Investigators) |
Ms. Isaac The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students interested in Forensic Science and Crime Scene Investigation to come together and share their common interests. If you're interested in Sherlock Holmes, Forensic Files, and other murder mysteries, feel at home with us. We host the Annual CSI Saturday in the Fall, participate in the Homecoming Parade, and attend the Forensic Science Competitions and CSI Competitions in the Spring. Enrollment in Crime Scene Investigations or Forensic Science is not required for membership, just a love for CSI. Meetings are Mondays afterschool in E-364 |
E300 | |
| Community Service Club |
Mrs. McAvoy Community Service Club is an organization created and managed by student leaders invested in giving back to the community. Whether you are seeking opportunities to serve to earn hours for another organization or just looking for a place to spend time with quality people while also doing good, all are welcome! We meet once a month in E330. |
E330 | |
| Faith and Fellowship |
Mr. Rance Johnson and Mr. Luke Hays We believe that Faith & Fellowship is called to be a light to the students at Creekview spreading truth, hope, and love. Our goal in Faith & Fellowship is to help all students know that God loves them and has a plan for their lives. All Creekview students are welcome to join us! We meet in Mr. Johnson’s room (C241) on the first and third Thursday afternoon (4:10-4:45) for fun, fellowship, and prayer. We also lead the annual “See You at the Pole” day on the 4th Wednesday of September, as well as an annual prayer walk around the school. |
C241 | |
| DECA | Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Newton Students who are enrolled in CTE classes eligible to join. DECA allows students to participate in competition at the District, State, and National level. Students who choose to compete learn not only about marketing, finance and business, but they also learn leadership skills, professional dress, presentation skills, self-confidence, and time management. DECA strives to prepare students to be academically prepared for both college and careers. Meetings are held once a month after school, usually on a Wednesday. 3-4 role and exam practices after school. Compete at district in the area. If qualify then to state (Dallas Anatole), then to Nationals in Atlanta, GA, if qualified. |
E201 |
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| Film Club |
Mr. Mirsky The purpose of this club is to create entries in teh UIL Short Film Festival and to teach students film making. It meets once a month, after school, in B120-Tech Theater room. |
B120 | |
| EmpowerHer |
Ms. Cain and Ms. Gutierrez We advocate for a world where every girl is free to live, learn, and lead. We stand as advocates for gender justice, empowering a youth-led movement of change-makers committed to the ongoing journey for liberation and justice. We believe and trust all girls* and support their inner power to ignite change. We meet the second Monday of each month. |
C231 | |
| eSports/Gaming Club |
Ms. Zarate Any gamers in the building or online? Come join us in C311 every Tuesday after school. Find the QR code, or come see Ms. Zarate in E271 with questions. |
C311 | |
| Fantasy Football Club |
Mr. Newton To help promote teamwork and sportsmanship through friendly competition. We are meeting on Wedensdays after school in Mr. Newton's room. |
C240 | |
| Journalism Club |
Ms. Banks This club is for anyone with a love for journalism-- specifically in photojournalism and broadcast news reporting. Learn how to film and edit videos for broadcast news and take photos that tell a story with a DSLR camera! No experience required! We have all the equipment you need! All grade levels are welcome! Join us each Thursday from 4:10 - 4:45 in C120 (Ms. Banks' classroom) |
C120 | |
| CHS Mariachi Mesteno |
Mr. Salas The CHS Mariachi Mesteno club meets in B100 after school every Monday during school weeks. The CHS Mariachi Club meets in B100 afterschool on every Wednesday during school weeks. Students come together to play and sing traditional mariachi music as an ensemble. The goal of the CHS Mariachi Club is to perform during musical and cultural event as well work in partnership with the Folklorico Company for various performances. Our other goal is to keep the tradition of Mariachi music alive in Texas. Anyone with musical or vocal experience is invited to participate |
B100 | |
| Mock Legislature |
Student-led, under the supervision of Jonathan Cartray Mock Legislature offers a student-driven forum for drafting, debating, and passing legislation in a simulated legislative body. Directed by students with oversight from Mr. Cartray, this club cultivates leadership, public speaking, collaboration, and procedural knowledge aligned with legislative practice. Meets on Thursdays in E320 |
E320 | |
| Mock Trial |
Coached by Brian Sheguit Mock Trial provides students with a dynamic courtroom simulation, where participants alternate roles as attorneys and witnesses to present and defend a case. This experiential activity builds critical reasoning, oral advocacy, public speaking, and teamwork skills—preparing students for competition and real-world legal environments. Meets Monday and Thursday |
E302 | |
| Moot Court |
Student Led, under supervision of Jonathan Cartray Moot Court immerses students in appellate-style courtroom advocacy. Teams of two debate legal issues and deliver structured arguments—including opening, response, and rebuttal—mirroring real appellate proceedings. Participation sharpens students’ research, persuasive speaking, and analytical thinking. Meets Wenesdays in E301 |
E301 | |
| NHS (prereq) | Mrs. J. Stevens, Mr. Maher, Ms. Blue Students must be invited to apply during their junior year and accepted into membership. The requirements to be a member include a weighted GPA of 91 or above, school and community involvement and service, evidence of leadership, and excellent character references. |
E250 | |
| NHSDA | Mrs. Eddings NHSDA (National Honor Society of Dance Arts) - The NHSDA Club is something that all enrolled Dance Department members are a part of. Each member tracks their participation points throughout their years in Dance Dept and can be officially inducted into the national organization once they have earned 30 points. |
G216 | |
| Once Upon a Book Club |
Mrs. T. Anderson and Kelli Parker Once Upon A Book Club is a club for all who love books and enjoy reading. It’s a community where readers come together to share their passion for literature and engage in lively discussions about a diverse selection of books. Members have the chance to explore new genres, discover different authors, and delve into themes they might not have encountered on their own. Meetings are every other Tuesday 4:05-5:05pm and are also announced during advisory |
Library | |
| Spanish NHS | Mr. Monreal and Mrs. Gonzales
The National Spanish Honor society is an honor society for students with 3 credits of Spanish who earned a 90 GPA or above in Spanish classes, or who have passed the AP Language and Culture exam. |
C302/E241 | |
| Student Council | Ms. R. Cain Student Council (StuCo) is an organization comprised of service-minded student leaders that work to make a positive impact on the community and promote school pride. Through service projects and leadership activities, StuCo provides students an opportunity to grow individually as leaders while they work as a group to serve their school and community. Meetings occur on the 3rd Thursday of each month. |
C231 | |
| Table Top Role Playing Game Club |
Mr. John McWilliams In the TTRPG club, you will create a character and their back story, who along with your party members, will explore the lore rich world of Dungeons & Dragons. This club will convene Mondays in room C132 from 4:00 to 6:00 |
C112 | |
| Up-Cycled Apparel Club |
Ms. Nussbaumer To teach students how to sew, design, alter, repurpose, and create clothes while benefiting our community and environment. |
C100 | |
| Wranglers |
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G216 |