Clubs
middle school
Academic Bowl
Sponsor: Pamela Ames
amespa@tulsaschools.org
Academic bowl is a great extra-curricular activity. It is a knowledge competition where you can use your intelligence to win. It is an activity that can carry on through high school and even college. Academic bowl teams get the opportunity to travel to various meets and compete against the other TPS middle schools. Plus, it is a lot of fun!
Middle school students interested in joining need to see Mrs. Ames in room 216. You will need to get a parent permission slip signed. Meetings will start in September.
Meeting Time (subject to change):
Monday and Tuesday mornings from 7:30-8:05 in room 216
FCA
Our Vision
To see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches.
Our Mission
To present to athletes and coaches and all whom the influence the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
Our Values
Integrity - Serving - Teamwork - Excellence
student council
- preamble
- article I: name
- article II: membership
- article III: officers
- article IV: meetings
- article V: elections
- article VI: committees
- articles VII: amendments
- articles VIII: ratifications
preamble
We, the students of Thomas A. Edison Preparatory Middle School, in order to promote a spirit of unity, to provide a means of expression of student opinion, to better our understanding of the democratic process, to endorse institutional involvement and pride, and to improve the general welfare of the school, do hereby form ourselves into this council.
article I: name
article II: membership
SECTION 1. The Student Council shall consist of the officers, one representative from each first hour, a teacher sponsor, and members at large to be determined from application.
SECTION 2. Each member shall have one vote, except for the President, who will vote only in the case of a tie, and the sponsor, who serves only as an advisor to the council.
SECTION 3. All representatives shall be elected within their respective first hour and serve a term of one school year. Representatives must meet all OSSAA eligibility requirements.
article III: officers
SECTION 1. The officers of the council shall include a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Parliamentarian.
SECTION 2. The duties of the President shall be to preside at all meetings of the council, to appoint all committees unless otherwise provided for, and to confer with the administration on points of contention.
SECTION 3. The duties of the Vice-President shall be to assist the President and to preside in his absence.
SECTION 4. The duties of the Secretary shall be to record the minutes of the meetings and to keep accurate records of the activities of the council.
SECTION 5. The duties of the Treasurer shall be to keep accurate, fiscal records of the expenditures of the council, and to serve as the council’s representative on the Board of Control.
SECTION 6. Each office shall be held for the duration of one school year.
SECTION 7. An officer may be removed from office for failure to uphold his duties within the council, consistent ineligibility with regard to OSSAA guidelines, or by any reason deemed proper and necessarily justified by the administration in order to maintain the high standards upheld within the council.
article IV: meetings
SECTION 1. The Student Council shall meet bi-monthly at a designated meeting time and place.
SECTION 2. A majority of the total membership of the council must be present in order to have a quorum and, thus, an official meeting.
SECTION 3. Parliamentary procedure as set forth in Robert’s Rules of Order shall be followed in meetings of the Student Council.
article V: elections
SECTION 1. The elections of Student Council officers shall be held in the fall.
SECTION 2. Any student filing for office must meet eligibility requirements set forth by the OSSAA at the time of filing and on the day of election.
SECTION 3. All members of the Student Council may vote.
SECTION 4. Additional rules and procedures shall be explained in the bylaws of the council.
article VI: committees
articles VII: amendments
articles VIII: ratifications
high school
- bpa
- chess club
- eagles for christ
- eagle theatre company
- fca
- fea
- jrotc
- junior board
- mu alpha beta
- national honor society
- senior class
- serteens
- freshmen board
- french club
- sophomore board
- student council
bpa
Business Professionals of America is the leading CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology and other related career fields.
BPA has 43,000 members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states. BPA is a co-curricular organization that supports business and information technology educators by offering co-curricular exercises based on national standards.
Students who join BPA can:
- Learn valuable leadership skills
- Become an officer of BPA
- Attend leadership conferences
- Participate in community service projects
- Participate in state BPA competitions
- Participate in fundraisers
If you want to join a great club, sign up with:
- Mrs. Leach - Room 180-1
- Ms. Richman - Room 151
- Mr. Thompson - Room 182
- BPA Local Dues: $5.00
(Fundraisers will be available to assist with paying $16 national dues)
chess club
eagles for christ
eagle theatre company
fca
Our Vision
To see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches.
Our Mission
To present to athletes and coaches and all whom the influence the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
Our Values
Integrity - Serving - Teamwork - Excellence
fea
Future Educators Association
This club is for students who want to be teachers or who enjoy working with kids.
Why join FEA?
- Have opportunities to explore careers in the education
- Visit classrooms to get a realistic understanding of the role of the teacher
- Work with children by tutoring students at area elementary schools
- Learn valuable leadership skills
- Become officers of FEA
- Attend education conferences teacher-education programs at colleges
- Participate in community service projects
- Participate in fundraisers
Sign up with:
- Mrs. Leach - Room 180-1
- FEA Dues: $5.00
jrotc
junior board
mu alpha beta
Who we are:
Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society, dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students.
The Edison Chapter convenes program meetings, takes field trips, and participates in competitions. In Fall 2010 we hosted Miss Anne Gambrel, a University of Tulsa TURC Scholar, who gave a presentation on her research in Physics. In recent years we have taken field trips to Norman to meet with Martin Gardner (longtime author of the Scientific American Mathematical Games column and author of over 70 books on many subjects), and to Stillwater for a presentation by Dr. David Wright (OSU Professor, number theorist, visual explorer of symmetries, and co-author of Indra's Pearls). We have participated in the monthly Oklahoma Math League competitions as well as the annual American Mathematics Competition (AMC).
How to join
It's easy — all you need is $5 $10 — price increase effective 2010 — and at least a 3.0 GPA in math subjects through at least Geometry. The fee covers you for life. See Mr. Hammond in Room 51 for details or to sign up!
national honor society
National Honor Society is a great accomplishment and speaks volumes for a students achievement both in the school and the community.
Belonging is no easy task as the student must maintain a 3.4 GPA, belong to two other organizations and perform a minimum of 25 hours of community service. If you like an academic challenge and giving back to your community then this could be the place for you.
To join contact Mr. Griffin at Edison HS.
To find us:
Twitter @EdisonsNHS
Remind 101 405-253-6390 @5d788
senior class
serteens
freshmen board
If you have any questions regarding Freshman class board please contact Renee Rabovsky at rabovre@tulsaschools.org
As dates and events come they will be posted here.
Check back to stay updated!
french club
sophomore board
student council
Student Council
- Preamble
- Article I: Name
- Article II: Membership
- article III: Officers
- Article IV: Meetings
- Article V: Elections
- Article VI: Committees
- Article VII: Amendments
- Article VIII: Ratifications
Preamble
Article I: Name
Article II: Membership
SECTION 1. The student council shall consist of officers, one representative from each first hour, the presidents of the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes, the President of the pep Club, a teacher sponsor, and members at large to be determined from application.
SECTION 2. Each member shall have one vote except for the President, who will vote only in one case of a tie, and the sponsor, who serves only as an advisor.
SECTION 3. All representatives shall be elected within their respective first hour or advisory and serve a term of one year. Representatives must meet all requirements in regard to eligibility.
article III: Officers
SECTION 1. The officers of the council shall include a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer,
SECTION 2. The duties of the President shall be to preside at all meetings of the council, to appoint all committees unless otherwise provided for, and to confer with the administration on points of contention.
SECTION 3. The duties of the Vice-President shall be to assist the President and to preside in his absence.
SECTION 4. The duties or the Secretary shall be to record the minutes of the meetings and to keep accurate records of the activities of the council.
SECTION 5. The duties of the Treasurer shall be to keep accurate records of the expenditures of the council, and to serve as the council’s representative on the Board of Control.
SECTION 6. Each office shall be held for the duration of one school year.
SECTION 7. An officer may be removed from office for failure to uphold his duties within the council. Impeachment is accomplished by first presenting the council wit ha resolution of intention and secondly with a two-thirds vote at the following meeting.
Article IV: Meetings
SECTION 1. The Student Council shall meet bi-monthly at designated meeting time and place.
SECTION 2. A majority of the total membership of the council must be present in order to have a quorum and, thus, an official meeting.
SECTION 3. Parliamentary procedure as set forth in Robert’s Rules of Order shall be followed in meetings of the Student Council.
Article V: Elections
SECTION 1. The elections of Student Council officers shall be held in the spring.
SECTION 2. Any student filing for office must meet eligibility requirements set forth by the O.S.S.A.A.
SECTION 3. All members of the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes may vote.
SECTION 4. Additional rules and procedures shall be explained in the bylaws of this council.
Article VI: Committees
Article VII: Amendments
Article VIII: Ratifications
edison clubs!
One of the advantages of being at Edison is the variety of clubs and organizations that students can be a part of.