📣 HCMS is proud to offer a variety of clubs and activities for students! 📣

Scroll down for more information on our existing clubs!

If you'd like to start a club at HCMS, follow these steps:

Writing a proposal for starting a new student club in middle school is a great initiative that can help develop leadership, organizational, and communication skills. Here are some appropriate steps a middle school student can follow when crafting a club proposal:

Identify Your Club Idea:
- Choose a club idea that aligns with your interests, the interests of your peers, and any potential benefits to the school community.
Research and Planning:
- Research existing school clubs to ensure your idea is unique or adds value.
- Define the club's purpose, goals, and objectives.
- Create a preliminary plan outlining club activities, meetings, and potential events.
Write a Proposal:
- Begin your proposal with a compelling introduction explaining the club's purpose and its potential benefits.
- Clearly define the club's goals and objectives.
- Explain how the club will contribute positively to the school community.
- Include a rough outline of planned activities and meetings.
- Mention the potential advisor or teacher who has agreed to support the club.
- Address how you plan to ensure the club is inclusive and open to all interested students.
Presentation:
- Arrange a meeting with the school administration, such as the principal or vice principal, to present your proposal.
- Be prepared to articulate the importance and benefits of the club to the school community.
- Be open to feedback and suggestions from school administration and potential club members.
Promotion:
- Once you have received approval from administrations, begin promoting your club proposal to your peers through announcements, posters

Current HCMS Clubs & Activities

Dungeon and Dragons

Sponsor: Georgia Jones

Meeting Dates: Ms Jones' room, Tuesdays from 4-5pm

Everyone is welcome to join! If you have never played before, that's not a problem! We will learn how to create characters and how to do combat.

Study Buddies Flyer.pdf

Study Buddies

Sponsors: Jessica Weisinger

Meeting Dates: Nine weeks long, held on Wednesdays from 4-5, in Library

Study Buddies is an after-school program that provides students with a structured environment and support for completing homework, preparing for assessments, and improving study and organizational skills. The primary goal of Study Buddies is to help students become more confident and independent in their study habits, which leads to successful learners!

Please register through Eanes ISD Community Education.

Language Puzzle Club

Sponsor: Tara Raygor

Meeting Dates: 9/18 (info session), 10/2, 10/16, 10/30, 11/13, 12/4

The Language Puzzle Club invites curious minds to explore and solve fascinating language puzzles from around the world. No prior language knowledge is required—just bring your curiosity, logical thinking, and love of challenges. Together, we’ll tackle practice questions from the Linguistics Olympiad, sharpen our problem-solving skills, and learn strategies as a team. We’ll also welcome guest speakers from the WHS Linguistics Club to lead activities and share insights. Join us for brain-teasing fun and a chance to see language in a whole new way!

Model UN

Sponsor: Tara Raygor

Meeting Dates: Coming soon

The middle school Model UN club was created by officers of Westlake's Model UN program, who were so inspired by what they learned in Model UN, that they thought middle schoolers would find the experience just as enriching!

High school students will teach each delegate about the intricacies of international diplomacy in a friendly environment. Middle school students will focus on speaking persuasively, working together, conducting research, and discussing solutions to global issues.

Math Club

Sponsor: Xiaoyue Jiang (parent)

Meeting Dates: Year-long, held weekly on Sundays at the Westbank Library from 2-4pm

The Sunday meetings and activities are free of charge to all club members. If attending a math competition, then each family is responsible for individual registration fees. Students should bring pencil, eraser, scratch paper and printed materials (sent by coaches) to the meetings.

The goals of the club meetings are:

Set a friendly, encouraging, and cooperative environment for kids to learn and practice solving competition math problems;
Guide the students to learn through independent work and discussion with peers and coaches;
Prepare for future math competitions, including AMC8/10, MathCounts, etc.

Please contact Xiaoyue at yuejaneyue@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Join BB 24-25.pdf

Best Buddies

Sponsors: Christine Jones and Angie Succato

Meeting Dates: TBA

A non-profit organization that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and other students from their campus.

Bridge Club

Sponsor: Mr Ehmling

Meeting Dates: 10/17. 11/7. 11/21. 12/5, and 12/19 in the library from 4-5:30pm

Bridge is a fun and social card game that teaches many skills. All grades and levels are welcome.

Want to come? Email ac99041@eanesisd.net to let them know!

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Sponsors: TBA

Meeting Dates: Year-long held bi-monthly on Fridays at 7:30 in the HCMS Gymnasium

This student-led club allows students to grow in their faith and build a relationship with God.

Need more clubs?

Visit Mrs. Raygor's website for more club offerings!

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