Below you will find the name of the club along with the sponsor name, which you can click on to access the sponsor email address.

American Sign Language Club- Allie McCommon / Stephanie Schultz

American Sign Language Club – Allie McCommon and Stephanie Schultz – ASL Club is designed to introduce American Sign Language to anyone that wishes to learn! We are also including Deaf Culture lessons, to help our understanding and bring awareness to those around us who are d/Deaf or Hard of Hearing.

Art - Ashley Thon

Art club is designed to give a creative outlet for students that may not currently be in an art class. This club is led by students, who come in and decide what types of projects and activists they want to work on or what skills they would like to learn. Students don’t need to have any previous art experience and can come to work on their own personal projects or get some creative inspiration. The art club offers community service opportunities for working on projects for the people in and around the Mount Juliet area. National Art Honors Society will also be offered for students that are interested. This will allow for more scholarship options and give more resources and allow them to have their works featured in galleries or publications.  

Best Buddies - Madison Taylor /  Ashley Thon  / Zana Kelley

Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

Bible Club-  Jennifer Wilson

Black Student Union- Kaden Christensen

A student-led club of inclusivity that is centered around organizing, celebrating, and providing representation for Black students at MJHS

BNN - James Peach

Bear News Network Club is for MJHS students who want access to BNN's equipment, even if they're not currently taking A/V Production classes. We have more than 25 iMac and PowerMac computers, all sorts of cameras and microphones, multiple green screens, and lighting equipment. You'll take advantage of Final Cut Pro to edit your video project, GarageBand to make music, and Photoshop to work on graphics. BNN Club also gives you access to help from A/V Production students and instructors, but be prepared to research your own solutions! BNN Club is a great space to try out new ideas without the pressure of class deadlines, and it's built for you to have the time to solve your own production problems. What you make in BNN Club can be yours alone, or you can submit it for inclusion on BNN's web and local television programming. Come make something great! Membership requires only an application with contact info and signature of understanding on equipment safety guidelines. Regular attendance is strongly encouraged.

British Culture Club - Mary Kay Kelton

Creative Writing Club - Bronwyn Opelt

Criminal Justice Club- Tyrone White

Drama Club- Mitchell Vantrease

Golden Bear Drama Club is the after-school portion of the theater department. Some meetings are held after school and include some workshops. However, a huge portion of the club involvement revolves around the school productions, where students can audition or volunteer backstage for productions.

Electronic Gamer Club - Brooke Holloway

Esports Rocket League - Jason Lawrence

Mt. Juliet Esports is a competitive organization dedicated to helping growing Epsorts competitors become the best players they can be. We currently compete in Rocket League and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in both the Spring and Fall seasons. Tryouts are in early Fall and Spring for all who are interested. 

FBLA - Kelly Schmidt / Cara Skinner

Future Business Leaders of America is a premier student business organization of young people preparing for success as leaders in business, government, and communities.  Our mission is to bring business and education together through innovative leadership and career development programs.

FCA - Brad Mattingly/ Michelle Burke

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a student led club open to all.  

FFA - Mitzi Pigg / Chad Lewis / Jacob Tipton

FFA is a national youth organization for students interested in agriculture and/or leadership.  The mission statement of the FFA states that, FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

In order to be in FFA, a student must be enrolled in one agriculture class per year. Students are automatically apart of FFA by enrolling in an agricultural class.

FFA officers and members meet every Tuesday morning at 8:15. We have monthly meetings and participate in community service projects throughout the year.

Mt Juliet FFA is very active in contests or Career Development Events (CDE), state, national FFA conventions, regional and state leadership workshops and camp.  CDE's vary from individual public speaking, parliamentary procedure, team presentations, livestock and horse judging, agriculture issues, marketing and sales contest and so much more.  FFA CDE's focus on preparing students for the future by teaching valuable career skills. 

FTA - Michelle Burke

French Club - John Turvaville

Girls Flag Football - Chase Howland/Bonnie Brown

The Golden Bear Gazette’s BearTalk News Podcast - Luke Judkins  

The Golden Bear Gazette Newspaper  - Luke Judkins    

GSA - James Peach

GSA is an open community run by students to support, represent, and educate about the LGBTQIA+ community within Mount Juliet High School through service projects and collaboration with other clubs.

HOSA - Amber Watson

HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) is a national organization for students interested in Health Care.  They learn about many different opportunities in Health Care. Students participate in community service regional, state and National Competition. Last year we collected money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, collected gifts for a nursing home at Christmas, among other activities. We attended the TN Strong  Youth Summit to Stop Tobacco Conference, Regional and State HOSA Competition. 

Interact - Samantha Richey

Interact Club is a service organization run through the Rotary Club of Mt. Juliet. We participate in service projects within our school and out in the community. Some examples include making birthday cards for children in the hospital, providing snacks during testing, helping decorate parade floats, helping during Taste of Mt. Juliet, and so much more! We meet twice a month to discuss upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Japanese Culture Club - Amber Gross

Latin League - Luke Judkins

Literary Alliance - Brooke Holloway

Literary Alliance is a student-led club that allows students to share in their love for literature and reading. The club sometimes functions as a book club, with members reading a common text. Often, it serves as an open forum for students to discuss the books, characters, and words they love.  

Mens Volleyball Club- James Tewmey / Diana Roark

Mock Trial -  Tyrone White

Mu Alpha Theta - Jennifer Wallace  / Joy Erickson  Mu Alpha Theta is a math honor society for high school and junior college students, dedicated to promoting scholarship in mathematics and establishing math as an integral part of high school and junior college education.  To join the national organization, students must have completed two years of high school mathematics (typically Algebra 1 and Geometry) and maintain at least a 3.0 average in all high school math classes.  Membership dues are $10.00 for new members and $5.00 for returning members.  The Mt. Juliet High School chapter meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8:15 am in C145.  Meetings are open to both members and other interested students. 

National Art Honors Society - Ashley Thon

National Honor Society - Samantha Richey

National Honor Society is a community service organization for juniors and seniors who have earned membership to this prestigious organization. Membership is based on a minimum GPA of a 3.85, extracurricular involvement, and leadership skills.  Members must attend the monthly meeting and complete 20 hours of community service each year. Membership applications are distributed and available each fall.

National Technology Honors Society - Ginnie Maxwell / Amber Watson

Orchestra - Sherie Grossman

Ping-Pong Club - James Tewmey / Diana Roark

Prom Committee - Mary Kay Kelton /  Amber Gross  

Quiz Bowl - John McGee

Science National Honor Society - Andrew Boyer

The SNHS is an academic honor society whose purpose is to "encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought, to advance students' knowledge of classical and modern science, to communicate with the scientific community, to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science, and to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind."

Membership is open to juniors who must be enrolled in at least one honors or AP science class during or prior to their junior year and seniors who must be enrolled in an Honors II or AP science class during or prior to their senior year.  A member must maintain a B+ average (3.5 on 4.0 scale) across all science courses and a 3.0 out of 4.0 overall.  Members are required to participate in at least one SNHS project and attend at least one officer lecture during the year. Dues are $5.00 for returning members and $10.00 for new members. Meetings are held every Thursday morning at 7:45am in room C122.

South Korean Culture Club - Amber Gross   

Spanish - Jannettee Cartwright

STEM Club/ Skills USA -  Chad Funke

Complete projects to attend and compete in the SkillsUSA Tennessee State Conference. Members will be expected to fundraise and attend regular meetings.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics – STEM ignites an interest in STEM subjects and provides a platform to extend young people's learning. Most importantly, they are fun and exciting, allowing all involved to explore STEM subjects in innovative and inventive ways outside the curriculum.

Student Council - Kaytlin Yachim 

A group of elected and volunteer students working together with an adult advisor within the framework of a constitution or bylaws to provide a means for student expression and assistance in school affairs and activities, give opportunities for student experience in leadership and encourage student / faculty / community relations. Any student is welcome to attend the council meetings.

Swim Team - Marschman

Ultimate Frisbee Team - Ryan Roets

Young Democrats - TBD

Young Democrats provides space for left-leaning Golden Bears to discuss recent events and organize action to help advance legislation and candidates at the local, state, and national levels. 

Young Republicans - Josh Seal

This student club strives to encourage civic engagement among students and provide a place for dialogue for students to discuss conservative politics. The club regularly holds forums with elected officials and candidates, regular meetings with members, and combined activities with the other political clubs assisting in voter registration drives, school elections, and debates.

Youth in Government - Josh Seal / Bill Schwarz

The mission of YIG is to promote civic engagement among students with a primary emphasis on learning how Tennessee state government operates. Students learn how our state government works and then attend a competitive conference run by the YMCA Center for Civic Engagement in the spring in a mock-legislative session at the State Capitol building and offices. Our YIG club also participates in a Model UN conference in the fall.