Clubs & Organizations

Sponsor: Mrs. Odom

Meeting/Location: Wednesdays from 3:45-4:30 and Thursdays from 3:45-5

Love trivia, quick thinking, and a little friendly competition? Join the Academic Team! We play fast-paced quiz games, battle other schools, and discover weird and awesome facts together. Bring your friends, flex your brainpower, and have a blast—no boring stuff, just good times and great memories!

Sponsors: Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Kelley

Meeting/location: Every Thursday from 3:45 to 4:45pm in the STEM room in the science academy

A club for the immersion table top game that is only limited by your imagination.  Come join our inclusive group for a fun adventure. 

Sponsor: Mr. Knowles

Meeting/location: 1st Tuesday - Meeting Aviation Lab S111, 3:50 - 5:30; 3rd Thursday - Meeting w Speaker Aviation Lab S111, 3:50 - 5:30

The mission of MHS Aeronautics Club is to provide an extracurricular club to facilitate exploration of aviation and aerospace with community partners. Networking with industry professionals will help students find their individual areas of interest and passion within aviation and aerospace.

Sponsor: Ms. Berry

Meeting/location: G204 Every Friday from 3:40-4:10

A place where we come together to discuss and watch anime or anything else fandom related

Sponsor: Mr. Hurst

Meeting/location: Starting twice a week in November - February.

Mustang Bronco Archery Team has been a top competitor in the state for many years. This year's team will complete at the District. State, and National Level. We have two divisions. NASP ARCHERY & VARSITY ARCHERY.

Sponsors: Mrs. Odom, Mrs.  Tilley & Mrs. Starr

Meeting/location: We will meet the 2nd Monday of each month in E121  from 3:45-4:45. Our first meeting is September 8th

Art Club is a space to make art, explore new styles and ideas, and connect with others in a fun, relaxed environment.

Sponsors: Mrs. Waldrop

Meeting/location: PAC - Once a month during Flex Hour

MPS Fine Arts Leadership

Sponsor: Mrs. Castro 

Meeting/Location: G207, First session September 11, Second Wednesday of every month, 3:45-4:15

To support Latino students in exploring educational and career opportunities after high school, while fostering cultural pride.

Sponsor:Mr. Staats

Meeting/location: Meetings are once a month in the sponsors classrooms. 

Students that join Business Professionals of America have the opportunity to further their knowledge and prepare for a career in today's fast paced business environments

Sponsor: Hendricks

Meeting/location: Once per month in J Conference

Students are challenged to make an Impact through Action. Students meet once a month to participate in leadership labs. They will develop leadership skills to help them in their future. This group is open to students in grades 9-11 only.

Sponsor: Mr. Teague

Meeting/location: G105 First Mondays of the month after our initial September 2nd meeting

MHS Debate is for students interested in joining the team and for members on the competitive team. We specialize in Lincoln Douglas Debate, Public Forum Debate, Original Oratory, INFO & Extemporaneous Speaking. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Wakefield

Meeting/location: F125 First Thursday of every month

Mustang High School DECA is a student organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Through competitions, leadership conferences, and hands-on experiences, our chapter helps students build real-world skills, connect with business professionals, and explore future career opportunities while making a positive impact in the community.

Sponsor: Mrs. Noble

Meeting/location: S102,  twice a month on Fridays

Mustang Eco Club strives to promote and educate environmental awareness to others in our community and school. 

Sponsor: Mr. Roush 

Meeting/location: We meet the first Thursday evening of each month at 6pm. There is also a weekly student-led bible study on Friday mornings at 8:15am!

FCA exists to foster community and fellowship amongst students through the common bond of faith in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Sponsors: Mrs. Pumford, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Roby & Mrs. Harper

Meeting/location: E118, First Thursday of the month from 3:45-4:30

FCCLA is a student-led Career and Technical Student Organization that integrates into Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education to develop personal growth, leadership skills, and career readiness in areas that support families and strengthen communities. 

Sponsor: Mr. Stevens

Meeting/location: 1st Tuesday of each month @6pm

Mustang FFA is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education and leadership activities.

Sponsor: Mr. Kimmel

Meeting/location: TBD in J109

Students get together to talk about movies.

Sponsor: Mr. Teague

Meeting/location: Thursdays in G105, 3:45-4:30

GSA is for LGBTQIA2S students and supportive students to meet and have a safe space to hang out weekly. 

Sponsor: Mr. Bartug

Meeting/location: Thursday after school starting November 6

"Guitar, music appreciation, and rock and roll band formation. Emphasis on playing together and working towards forming a real local band. All levels and experience are welcome, and all those interested in playing with other musicians are encouraged to come by!"

Sponsor: Mrs. Chaisson

Meeting/Location: C210, Wednesdays at 3:45-4:20pm

HOSA is a student-led club for anyone interested in a future health occupation. We will enter competitions, have guest speakers, network, and more. 

Sponsor: 1SG David A. Walker and SFC Thomas R. Ivey

Meeting/location: JROTC Building, Mustang High School 

The U.S. Army Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) is a nationally accredited high school leadership and citizenship development class that prepares students to become better citizens. Guided by the mission "To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens," the program emphasizes character, responsibility, service, and academic success.

The JROTC curriculum covers leadership, communication, wellness, U.S. government, emotional intelligence, and more—integrating technology, critical thinking, and real-life application to ensure a well-rounded learning experience.

Cadets participate in co-curricular activities such as drill team, Raider competitions, STEM camps, and academic and leadership bowls. These experiences foster teamwork, discipline, and readiness for college or career paths.

JROTC cadets consistently outperform their peers in attendance, GPA, and graduation rates, while showing lower levels of indiscipline and dropout—making it one of the most impactful youth programs in American education today.

Bronco Battalion Website 

Sponsor: Ms. Rogers

Meeting/location: K104 before school at 8:10 or after at 3:40 every other Tuesday

Key Club is the largest international, student-led service organization for high school students, with a mission to provide opportunities for members to serve their communities, build character, and develop leadership skills. Guided by core values of caring, character-building, leadership, and inclusiveness, Key Club's motto is "Caring–Our Way of Life". Members participate in hands-on service projects and activities, fostering civic engagement and preparing for useful citizenship.  

Sponsor: Mrs. Bennett & Mr. Morin

Meeting/location: 1st Thursday of the month in the auditorium or the black box theater

The National Honor Society is an organization that is founded on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Students are expected to volunteer their time in service for our school and community as well as maintain high academic standards.

Sponsor: Mrs. Murrah

Meeting/location: G110 1st Wednesday of the month, 3:45-4:45

MHS Native American Club creates opportunities for students to gain knowledge of Native American history and culture, promote awareness of Native American issues, participate in service projects in the school and community, and share Native history and culture with the staff and student body of MHS. ALL are welcome!

Sponsor: Ms. Nelson

Meeting/Location: Tuesdays @ 3:45-4:45 in C102

This is a weekly, all girl's bible study, that is designed to explore God’s Word, share thoughts, and grow in faith together! 

Sponsor: Ms. Nelson

Meeting/Location: C102, Every Thursday after school from 3:45-4:45

P7 is a bible study club designed to bring together any and everyone who wants to grow deeper in their faith, and their relationship with their fellow classmates! 9th-12 grade students are all welcome to attend. 

Sponsors: Mrs. Denton, Ms. Nelson, Mrs Dunbar, and Mr. Shuck

Meeting/location: First Wednesday of each month, First hour!

REACH stands for (Reaching Everyone And Cultivating Hope). REACH's program is all about helping our freshmen feel like they are at home. As a REACH leader, you guide the freshmen throughout high school as they experience the high school environment. During the school year, you are also involved in activities around the school throughout the school year. Training starts a few weeks before school starts. This group is open to upcoming Juniors and Seniors. Application required to be in the program. 

Sponsor Mr. Floyd

Meeting/location TBA after school in room G102.

The Red Cross club at Mustang HS collaborates with the National Red Cross to provide opportunities for students to assist in humanitarian volunteer efforts in the Oklahoma community. 

Sponsors: Mr. Moore 

Meeting/location: M, T, Th, F after school until 5:00 in F124.

MHS Robotic Club meets after school to build robots for FRC and FTC competitions.

Sponsors: Mrs. Mitchell

Meeting/location: Monthly, days TBD

This club is for students taking and excelling in Spanish Classes.

Sponsor: Miss Lay and Miss Robertson

Meeting/Location: M/W Afterschool 

STOMP is an auditioned group of students who perform a percussive style of dance called stepping. Stepping involves using the body as an instrument to create complex rhythms through synchronized movements like stomping, clapping, and vocalizations.  MHS STOMP will showcase their routines at school events, community gatherings, and specifically home basketball games. 

Sponsors: Mr. Hendricks

Meeting/location: Weekly in class. Quarterly for whole council after school in J Conference.

MHS Student Council is a passionate, student-led group dedicated to serving our school and our community through events such as assemblies, spirit weeks, fundraisers, and BEAST Week, our annual philanthropy week that has raised over $500,000 for local recipients.

Sponsor: Mr. Dobbs and Mr. Henry

Meeting/Location: Tuesdays 3:45 in C206

We get together and play pokemon, magic the gathering yu-gi-oh and other trading card games. We welcome anyone who is interested in learning how to play we can teach you to become a master!

Sponsor: Libby Smith

Meeting/Location: Monday mornings in G209

We seek to bring students who do not have a relationship with God closer to God and we want to help students who may have a relationship with God to grow in their faith. The club name will be "The Vine" inspired by the verse John 5:15 "I am the vine, and you are the branches."

Sponsors: Mrs.Petitt and Mr Coffman

Meeting/location: TSA meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month in J107 from 4 - 5 pm. Students do not have to stay for the full hour; it is an opportunity to hear updates from officers and work on their Competitive Event.

The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national organization dedicated to empowering students to excel in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields. TSA offers a wide range of opportunities for students to engage in hands-on learning, participate in competitive events, and develop essential skills in leadership, problem-solving, and teamwork. Through various contests, workshops, and conferences, TSA helps students explore their interests in technology and engineering, while fostering a passion for innovation and future careers in these fields.

Sponsor: Ms. Taylor

Meeting/Location: Weekly (TBD), The goal is Thursdays after school on the field

Unified Cheer is a blended team of cheerleaders with and without disabilities. We compete in OSSAA competitions, Special Olympics competitions as well as cheer at all home football games!

Sponsors: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Silva

Meeting/location: E109 Last Wednesday of each month, 8 am and/or 3:45 pm

Unified Club gives students with and without disabilities the power to positively impact their school communities by promoting social inclusion of all abilities. We provide support and engaging opportunities to build interactions with our special olympics athletes throughout the district. 
 

Sponsors: Mrs. Bidne, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Godwin

Meeting/location: It is a class

The Yearbook Club is a class that as a staff puts together the school's 384 page yearbook. In order to be on the yearbook staff those interested must take Journalism first.

Sponsors: Mrs. Carnes

Meeting/location: K105, TBD, Flex Time, 3rd Tuesday of each month

The Young Voters Club at Mustang High School empowers students to become informed, engaged citizens by promoting civic awareness, voter education, and participation in the democratic process. Open to all students, the club hosts discussions, guest speakers, and voter registration drives to encourage future involvement in local, state, and national elections. Led by sponsor Mrs. Carnes, the club provides a supportive space to learn about current issues and the importance of every vote.