The Art Appreciation Club is an interdisciplinary, service/interest club dedicated to helping academy students at MAST and within Miami-Dade. We hope to create an interest in art within our community and beyond.  

-       Art Appreciation and Art History

ne One general meeting a month

-       School service projects

-       Community service projects

-       Participation in school-wide events

-       Participate in local and school art shows

-       Field trips to museums / Art events

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to promote traditional fine Arts, foster appreciation of art, give students a chance to work besides other students interested in art, provide feedback and provide enrichment for those students looking for a creative outlet in addition to their academic classes. We will also provide extra time, help, and studio space on current school projects.

HOW WE OPERATE

The Art History program is dedicated to helping students understand the inter-subject links between art and their fields of interest. We want to help students understand that engineers, biologists, chemists, mathematicians all play an active role in the art community around the world. We want to change the conception of artists as someone with a palette and easel. 

Meet Our Cabinet:

Co-Presidents: Lola Gallo Argerich and Phoenix Aragon

Vice President: Victoria Nguyen

Treasurer:  Alicia Bustillo

Secretary:  Sofia Abbondati

Historian: Kylie Sowers 

Master @ Arms: Alana Aguero-Medina

​​​​​​​Sponsor: Mr. E. Lacayo

Best Buddies Constitution

Best Buddies Sponsor: Ruth Gutierrez

Best Buddies Board of Directors
Chapter President: Mia Maniaci
Co Vice Presidents: Elizaveta Ivanova
Cristina Cafferky

MAST Academy 2024-2025 Bible Club meets the first Thursday of every month in room 45A from 3:05 to 3:35pm to discuss the Bible. All are welcome to Bible Club, regardless of their beliefs. There are no requirements to join.
    Meetings last 30 minutes and include a brief lesson from the Bible delivered by a club officer or a club member or the sponsor. Donuts will be served after the meeting.
    Also, MAST Academy Bible club is with Bibles for America and gives out free Bibles to anyone interested.
Meetings: The first Thursday of every month in room 45A from 3:05 to 3:35pm. 

Sponsor: Mr. Kontos

Officers:

President: Matida Urcuyo

Vice President: Julia Martinez

Secretary: Marien Gamez

Treasurer: Matthew Aguirre

Historian: Samuel Duque

Club Master: Marina Waicman

Social Media

Instagram: @mastbibleclub

• We are committed to building awareness of issues related to students of color and their collective cultures/history.
• We strive to foster an inclusive and appreciative environment for students from all backgrounds.
• We celebrate the African diaspora and the diverse representation of Black culture worldwide. 

• Social Justice and Sandwiches - takes place every second Wednesday of the month. Members have discussions and engage in creative activities with themes of relevant events and phenomena affecting people of color. Faculty and staff are welcome to attend!
• Annual Black History Month celebration - We invite several notable guest speakers to discuss a relevant theme in current events.
• Community Service - BSA commits to a community service project each year that serves students in underserved communities.

• President: 
• Vice President of Communications: 
• Secretary: 
• Treasurer: 

All members and nonmembers are welcome to meetings!

Social Media Information

Instagram: 

@eclipseclubmast

Officer and Sponsor Contact Information:

Sponsor:

Monica Branton - mbranton@dadeschools.net

President:

Sofia Passos - 0705347@students.dadeschools.net

Vice-president:

Magdalena Planas – 0863972@students.dadeschools.net

Treasurer:

Marco Badash - 0413045@students.dadeschools.net

Secretary:

Sophia Lopez - 0486828@students.dadeschools.net

Historian:

Master at Arms:

Antonio Arencibia - 0471276@students.dadeschools.net

• character development;
• creative and critical thinking;
• interpersonal communication;
• practical knowledge; and
• vocational preparation.

Mission & Vision:

Club Interest Form

The aim of this organization is to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, and to create an understanding of francophone culture and civilization.

Membership is restricted to those students actively engaged in the study of French in a secondary school and maintain a grade average of A or B in all subjects. Candidates to the French Honor Society must be enrolled in fourth semester of study of French and should plan to continue to advanced levels. Must be in French 3, AP French, AS French, or A Level French.

link to join FHS: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfe1mTNWwok3uUo4cFaV55D107F5Ugt0H_TNNBtIHmSJo4tmQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

Feel free to contact an officer with any questions regarding FHS.

Membership is restricted to those students actively engaged in the study of French in a secondary school and maintain a grade average of A or B in all subjects. Candidates to the French Honor Society must be enrolled in fourth semester of study of French and should plan to continue to advanced levels. Induction of candidates will take place in May. Members must be enrolled in French 3, AS French, AP French, or A French.

Advisor: Ms. Yancoskie
2024-2025 Officers: to be determined

The goals and purposes of Future Educators of America are:
• Strive to inspire competent young men and women to consider teaching as a career.
• Provide members with knowledge and experiences that develop qualities and aptitudes essential to successful teaching.
• Offer pre-teaching experiences that are both exploratory and developmental in nature.
• Provide information on professional career opportunities in education and the special competencies required.
• Develop an appreciation of public education and the contributions that have been made by teachers, public schools, colleges and universities, teacher unions, and other professional organizations to American society.
• Encourage members to exercise their rights and privileges as citizens and to participate and accept leadership in civic affairs.

The mission of Future Educators of America is to foster the recruitment and development of prospective educators worldwide through the dissemination of innovative programming and relevant research. By elevating the image of teaching, Future Educators of America (FEA) will attract dynamic and diverse students who will become tomorrow’s great educators.

https://www.fldoe.org/teaching/recruitment/fl-future-educators-of-america/

The mission of MAST Academy’s Gay-Straight Alliance is to promote understanding of social misconceptions and foster respect for all individuals that are encountered throughout our future. We will utilize active and stimulated discussion among leaders and members to raise enlightenment of current social issues that will break down the barriers of oppression and privilege we see everyday, while maintaining diversity in thoughts and ideas. We are here to create a social circle to promote mutual understanding, a support group for all students, and get & share accurate information.

Gay-Straight Alliance Network is a national youth leadership organization that connects school-based Gay-Straight Alliances (GSAs) to each other and community resources through peer support, leadership development, and training. GSA Network supports young people in starting, strengthening, and sustaining GSAs and builds the capacity of GSAs to: create safe environments in schools for students to support each other and learn about homophobia, transphobia, and other oppressions, educate the school community about homophobia, transphobia, gender identity, and sexual orientation issues, and fight discrimination, harassment, and violence in schools.

Club contact: officialmastgsa@gmail.com
*This email is strictly meant for serious inquiries about the club only*

Club Instagram: @mast.gsa

http://www.gsanetwork.org/

The MAST Green Champions Club hosts monthly meetings and workdays to maintain various projects around campus that align with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Green Schools program.

Mission:

Vision:

Objectives:

The Interact Club is a community service-based club sponsored by our local Key Biscayne Rotary Club. Interact Club is open to MAST Academy students who want to make a difference while having fun. Every Interact Club carries out at least two service projects a year: one that helps the school or community and one that promotes international understanding. We award community service for every activity, something important considering graduation requirements. It is also good to have on your college applications as several colleges have their own chapters. Our motto is “Service above Self”. 

This year we plan to host several service drives, as well as support the Rotary Club in a variety of its philanthropic efforts. We additionally plan to collaborate with other MAST Academy clubs in their efforts in the community. The Rotary Club of Key Biscayne is our connection and also provides several opportunities to volunteer and possibly scholarships. 

Our motto: "Service above self." 

Click here to follow us on Instagram @interactclubmast

Club Sponsor

Matthew Bunch
mbunch@dadeschools.net

Please see an article in the Islander News that features some of our Interact members!

https://www.islandernews.com/news/spring-break-in-service-student-reporters-share-their-flying-high/article_de5ca252-664c-11e9-8224-bfe97c59de53.html

Membership is aimed towards those in Grades 8-12. There are no further requirement in terms of memberships. Meetings are to be held on the the third Tuesday of every month and we will remind you through our channels. Active membership requires attendance for at least 60 percent of all general meetings. It is important to remember the more you participate, the better your standing for securing a board position for the following year will be.

Mission: The Jewish Student Union's mission is to foster a community at MAST for both Jewish and non Jewish students to learn about Jewish culture, religion, and history through monthly meetings focused around a specific holiday or element of Judaism.

For Meetings follow them  @mast_jsu. JSU is scheduled to meet on the first Wednesday of every month. 

Sponsor: Mr. Kontos

Membership requirements: Membership will be granted to all students, regardless of sex or religion. To be a member in good standing, a student must attend at least 50% of the club.

MAST Academy’s debate team is a political discussion based club that allows students to explore the boundaries of their civic duty, fight apathy and expand their knowledge on current events in their country and across the globe.

Social Media Information

Instagram- @JSAMAST

Twitter- @MASTJSA

Snapchat- @MASTJSA

Mission and Vision: 

Follow our Instagram @mast.bookclub for more updates and posts!

Requirements to be a Mentor:
-10th, 11th, or 12th grader in high school; ready to help others with whatever they may need, with a positive attitude!

Requirements to be a Mentee:
-Middle Schooler (6th-8th grade), or a 9th grader

Club Mission:
MAST is a community; as such, the responsibility to introduce new students into the fold is not just that of the staff, but of everyone. Some may view the start of a new school, as a challenge, or even thrilling, however, the common emotion is fear. Children starting 6th grade have just left the comfort and security of their elementary schools, in which every activity was controlled and actions monitored. A mere 2 1/2 months later, they are thrust in the independent world of MAST Academy. This change can be traumatic for some children, and paralyzing for others. The mental wellness of these blossoming adolescents is just as imperative as the intellectual strength and physical education they are expected to receive; however, they are NOT alone. Along with the staff, these new enrollees would have the support and guidance from their fellow classmates, and more so, from their experienced upperclassmen. MAST Buddies is compromised of high school students dedicated to promoting positivity and aiding new students in acclimating to their environment. The program would help navigate the vigorous waters of transitioning into a high school environment and help guide these students in fulfilling their academic goals and aspirations. By being their mentor, we will guide and assist them in any way we can.

Annual Plan of Action
-Spread positivity
-Create a safer and more comfortable environment
-Peer-to-peer mentoring (middle schoolers by high schoolers)

The​ ​Creative​ ​Writing​ ​Club​ ​is​ ​an​ ​association​ ​of​ ​students​ ​devoted​ ​to​ ​sharing​ ​their​ ​writing,​ ​art,​ ​and photography ​and​ ​expressing​ ​themselves​ ​in​ ​a​ ​safe​ ​place.​ ​

We​ send our writing to competition and ​connect​ ​writers,​ ​artists​ ​and​ ​photographers​ ​with​ ​Spilt​ ​Milk,​ ​the​ ​literary​ ​magazine​ ​of​ ​MAST Academy.

Club​ ​Meeting​ ​dates​: Last Wednesday of every month

Click here to join the Creative Writing Club team for meeting updates.

Also follow our Instagram: @ramble.and.spilt.milk

And complete our Contact information survey.

Thank you!!!

Club​ ​Sponsor:​ ​Otto​ ​Zequeira

Contact​ ​Info: Room​ ​5402

ozequeira@dadeschools.net

Requirements: ​ ​Attend​ ​Mast​ ​Academy​ ​in​ ​the​ ​Grades​ ​6-12 ​ ​

Attend​ ​​‘Potluck’​ ​snacks​ ​and​ ​literary​ ​readings

Culture Club gives students the opportunity to learn about different cultures through film, music, dance, art, fashion, and food. Our school is culturally diverse and students can celebrate their heritage and preserve their traditions, while exploring different cultures across the seven continents. Club activities revolve around raising cultural awareness and bettering our understanding of different worldviews.

This club is open to High School students.

We will have meetings on select Tuesdays at 7:30am in room 66. Parties will be held after school, 3-3:45pm.

There is no membership fee, but members are required to bring food to at least one event.

If you are interested in joing, stop by room 66 before school to speak with Ms. Ganuza.

Sponsor:
Ms. Ganuza
mganuza@dadeschools.net
Room 66

Board Members:

Co-Presidents: Panni Peschke, Sonia Ibrichimova, and Mia Reyes

Instagram

Follow our Instagram for more updates and posts!
@masthopeambassadors

We are a community of students dedicated to developing leadership skills while discovering the power of service, kindness and compassion through the development and expansion of the Hope Ambassadors Club.

The qualifications for the members in this club are as follows:

· Student at MAST Academy as well as pay club dues

· Attending club meetings (Failure to attend 3 club meetings without contacting club officials and approval will result in club expulsion)

· Always try to treat others with courtesy and respect

· Be willing to communicate and help others

· Keeping a positive mindset

The HOPE Ambassadors Club is a multi-agency and compassion initiative. It is a youth peer-to-peer student program that will encourage students to work together to help create a more positive academic environment and give back to the community. This club’s mission is to spread kindness throughout MAST, create stronger peer bonds, and connect students to volunteer services, both in school and the community.

Constitution and Bylaws: MAST Hope Ambassadors

ARTICLE I
The Hope Ambassadors Club is a multi-agency and compassionate club that takes initiative. It's a recruitment program in which students work with one another to help create an environment of kindness and compassion through numerous ways. MAST academy’s mission for this club is to promote kindness, compassion, resiliency, volunteerism, and help connect students to volunteer services, both in school and in Miami’s community. The purpose of this club is to build a positive environment and to make kindness a priority to our students and staff.

ARTICLE II
*Section 1: Qualifications for club members
-Student at MAST Academy
-Attend club meetings (Failure to attend 3 club meetings without contacting club officials and approval will result in club expulsion)
-Always treat others with courtesy and respect.
-Willing to communicate and help others.
-Active participant in club activities, events, and community service projects.
-Keep a positive mindset.
*Section 2: Club board/officers
There is to be a President or CO-Presidents, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Social Media Manager.

ARTICLE III
*Section 1: Officers and Duties
-CO-Presidents- executive leaders of the organization, represents the club as a whole, and sets and runs meetings and is in contact with teachers, staff, SGA, other clubs, and outside of school organizations.
-Vice President- Propose activities for each meeting and organize meeting plans. Deals with club merch and marketing and gives an overall helping hand in club business alongside the president.
-Secretary- records and organizes information such as attendance and events, presents occasionally at club meetings, regulates club rules.
-Treasurer- Assists sponsors in all financial affairs, sets up and keeps track of club fees on OSP and the club bank account. Schedules fundraisers for the club and charities.
-Historian– maintains a formal record of all activities. Specifically, keeps track and writes down activities we do each meeting with specific timeline and number of members who showed.
-Social Media Manager- creates posts for club Instagram and TikTok, edits club videos, records and takes pictures during club meetings and activities.
-Community Drive Coordinators- holds donation and community service drives and will deliver donations to places in need.
*Section 2: Elections of officers
There will be yearly elections held for candidates attempting to attain officer positions. Board members get together to interview and elect the new officers.

ARTICLE IV
*Section 1: Qualifications of officers
Any 10-12th grade student enrolled at MAST Academy. Removal of any officer or representatives will be due to failure to attend meetings regularly, failure to engage in activities relating to the club, or failure to carry out duties.
*Section 2: Recall of officers
More than 2 warnings from any club officer will lead to confrontation with the club sponsor and entire board which will ultimately decide removal or continuation. Warnings typically occur if a member fails to commit to club requirements or breaks club rules.
*Section 3: Meetings
Meetings will be held on the first Wednesday and third Tuesday of every month. After school, 3 pm-4 pm, Room 5414.

Contact Information:

Welcome to the MAST Psychology Club! The purpose of our club is to give students a more comprehensive view of the world of psychology, to broaden awareness that psychology relates to more than just the treatment of mental disorders, and to enlighten students on the multitude of careers that relate to the psychology field. MAST Psychology Club also strives to reduce any negative stigma associated with mental illness. The club serves to create a camaraderie among peers, with a joint interest in psychology, to navigate their way through the seemingly endless pressures, stresses, and questions of “teenagehood”.

Club Sponsor:
Ms. Evangelina Fernandez
Email- efernandez@dadeschools.net

2023-2024 Officers:
President- 
Vice President- 
Secretary - 
Historian- 

Social Media Information:

Follow us on Instagram @mastpsychologyclub for updates and reminders!

What is needed to be a member?
An interest in psychology and a positive attitude! Any form of bullying, discrimination, or any other inappropriate behavior will lead to immediate expulsion from the club, as our goal is to maintain a safe and respectful environment at all times.
We will do surveys and research on Campus.

Yoga and Wellness represents four different aspects: Yoga, General Health, Mental Health Awareness, and Community Service.

The purpose of this Yoga and Wellness is to create a community that promotes an informed and mindful mentality and balanced body. Yoga and Wellness aims to be a club for students of all interests and has a strong focus on volunteer service, mental well being, community health, and a profound appreciation for life. ​​​​​​​

 The Yoga aspect strives to explore and embrace a more reflective and relaxed consciousness through a series of meditation and physical exercises. By thriving on the art of letting go and valuing the importance of the present moment, Yoga aspect hopes to cultivate inner strength and a profound appreciation for life.

The General Health aspect strives to provide students with health information through seminars, visitors, and materials that will be helpful for any medical careers they may aspire to pursue. Through activities such as Health Fair, Health aspect provides MAST students with the opportunity to learn about the medical field and general health.

The Mental Health aspect provides students with a safe environment to approach mental health issues for awareness. This is done through key speakers, HIP, school activities, etc.

The Community Service aspect helps coordinate the club’s community service activities and reaches out to the Red Cross and other local non-profit organizations for certain community projects and volunteer opportunities. 

 **For Membership Information, please refer to the Club Constitution 

Yoga and Wellness is open to all grades at MAST Academy. However, due to age restrictions, middle schoolers may be unable to participate in all events.

Yoga and Wellness Club Constitution

Sponsor: Ruth Gutierrez

President:  

Vice Prestident:  

Executive Board Member: 

Executive Board Member: 

Executive Board Member: 

Yoga Aspect Representative:

General Health Aspect Representative:

Mental Health Aspect Representative: 

Community Service Aspect Representative: 

Secretary: 

Treasurer: 

Yoga Alliance/Certifications

Yoga Alliance® is the largest nonprofit association representing the yoga community. Their mission is to promote and support the integrity and diversity of the teaching of yoga. This alliance has registered yoga teachers, registered yoga schools, and yoga alliance continuing education providers. In order to officially teach yoga, practitioners must have a certain amount of RYTs. 

Ruth Gutierrez has been a Yoga Alliance member since 2008 (membership attached), she is currently an ERYT 500 (experienced registered yoga teacher) who received her teacher training at the Urban Bliss School of Yoga. Aside from her active participation and certifications in the yoga community, Gutierrez has a variety of first aid certifications and extensive knowledge on the human body, the way it works, and its limits.

Many of our Board Members have some form of First Aid/CPR Certification, some are even certified to teach yoga professionally.

Welcome to MAST Academy's Model UN Team Page

Welcome to MAST Academy's Model UN Team Page

What are the National Art Honor Societies?

Since 1978, the National Art Honor Society Programs support student members in their efforts to attain the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service. The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) or National Junior Art Honor Society (NJAHS) are more than “art clubs.” Students are required to meet eligibility criteria for membership as detailed in your chapter’s constitution and bylaws.

Make Our Chapter Shine!
1. Keep a current display of artwork in the art room, hallways, library, and principal’s office.
2. Sponsor art shows, including middle, high school students and parents.
3. Arrange for guest speakers or artists to visit art classes or classes in other subject areas.
4. Contact local businesses concerned with art (such as print shops, television art studios, newspapers, advertising studios, display studios in stores, etc.) and arrange for tours for your chapter.
5. Sponsor creative writing and art projects.
For example:
• Publish a booklet/calendar with art and poetry.
• Put art in the English room for the class to use as inspiration for haiku verse, creative writing, etc.
• Use creative writing from the English class to inspire artwork. Exhibit the results.
6. Sponsor field trips to galleries, museums, etc.
7. Disseminate career information.
8. Plan a sketching session in the community as an afterschool or weekend activity.
9. Plan an opening reception for school art exhibits. Ask for school newspaper coverage.
10. Have a regular column in the school newspaper or PTA newsletter concerning chapter activities. The chapter sponsor can submit news to NAHS News.
11. Create a website for your chapter.

By-Laws

Section 1. A chapter should include bylaws to amplify sections of its constitution. Bylaws do not need to be approved by the National Council if they are consistent with regulations outlined in the constitution. A current copy of the local chapter bylaws must be filed with NAEA.
Section 2. To remain a member in good standing, a member must pay dues and complete 30 service hours in the visual arts each year. (You may adjust the number of hours to fit your school or community needs.)
Section 3. Annual dues of $ 5 will be collected from each member. (The amount you charge should cover chapter registration fees and any other expenses you expect to incur).
Section 4. Attendance is required at meetings to maintain membership and privileges. (You may set the number that may be missed with cause or adjust the meeting frequency to fit your school’s schedule.)
Section 5. All members must participate in 4 of our projects, activities, and fundraisers. (You set the number or percentage of events required.)
Section 6. For the NAHS and NJAHS officers, attendance is also required at any executive meetings called outside of the regularly scheduled meetings.
Section 7. To graduate with NAHS honors and earn the right to wear a cord, pin, or tassel at graduation, a member must remain in good standing until the graduation date.
Section 8. Members must retain a 3.5 average in an honors or AP class or 3.0 in a regular class. (Many schools require a higher GPA in art classes than the B required by the National Constitution. You may adjust the requirement or leave it at the required B average.)
Section 9. Members must have and maintain a 3.0 cumulative average in all other subjects. (Many schools require an overall minimum GPA. This change is not required, and the required minimum should not be as high as the art GPA.)
Section 10. Members may remain active during such time when there are no visual arts on their class schedules as long as they fulfill all the other requirement s each year.
Section 11. In the event of an infraction of rules, a review by the officers and sponsors will be conducted. If the individual in question is an officer, he/she will not participate in the decision-making process. This applies to all community laws as well as school and chapter rules.

- One general meeting a month on the 4th Thursday of each month, takes place from 7:30-7:55AM in Mr.Lacayo's Room

- School service projects

- Community service projects

- Participation in school-wide events

- Participate in local and school art shows

- Field trips to museums / Art events

OUR MISSION

Our mission, alongside the Art Appreciation Club, is to promote traditional fine Arts, foster appreciation of art, give students a chance to work besides other students interested in art, provide feedback and provide enrichment for those students looking for a creative outlet in addition to their academic classes. We will also provide extra time, help, and studio space on current school projects.

Meet Our Cabinet:

Co-Presidents: Lola Gallo Argerich and Phoenix Aragon

Vice President: Victoria Nguyen

Treasurer: Alicia Bustillo

Secretary: Sofia Abbondati

Historian: Kylie Sowers

Master @ Arms: Alana Aguero-Medina

​​​​​​​Sponsor: Mr. E. Lacayo

The National English Honor Society (NEHS), founded and sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, is the only national organization exclusively for high school students and faculty who, in the field of English, merit special note for past and current accomplishments. We accepted sophomores and juniors who have a 3.5 cumulative average and have a love of English.

Sponsor: Stella Crespo : screspo@dadeschools.net

President: Amy Chacon
Vice President: Emma Vinambres
Secretary: Magdalena Planas

Club Sponsor & Officers -

Sponsor: Ms. Crespo.  Email - screspo@dadeschools.net

President:     Asher Specter                               
Vice President:    Melanie Seremet     
Treasurer:     Agustina Valverde           
Secretary  :          James Haynes    

Club Mission -

The purpose of this organization shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of secondary schools.

​​​​​​​​​Participation -

Members participate in club service activities, community service, tutoring and fundraising activities. Students must pay $10 annual dues and participate in club activities to retain their membership and to receive an honor cord at graduation. NHS has no affiliation with NJHS.

• 3.0 GPA
• 2 recommendation letters from your teachers
• Minimum 2 years of Italian (or have taken the AP)
• High school students only

• Games and activities on the Italian culture
• Food parties
• Field trips
• Tutoring

• President: Alessandra Bonavita
• Vice-president: Filippa Pontonio
• Secretary: Mia Sarria
• Secretary: Olivia Tobi
• Treasurer: Francesco Bonavita
• Historian: Isabela Florian
• Social Chair/Activities Planner: Wenceslao Aramburu

The purpose of this chapter shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and citizenship, and to encourage the development of character in students of MAST Academy.

Sponsor:

msraya@dadeschools.net

2. Mr. Couzo 11th AP U.S. History Room 5413

ccouzo@dadeschools.net

Meetings:

First Meeting:

General members meet the first Monday of the month.

Notice for meetings is sent via email and Remind app. 

Transfers:

Transfers are accepted with proof of previous membership and payment of $15.00 club dues.

(Must be in 7th/8th grade)

Club Requirements:

3.5 GPA year-round

5 hours of service/ quarter

Attends club meetings (Allowed to miss 2 meetings in the year)

Attends club events

Requirements:

1. Must maintain 3.5-4.0 GPA
2. Must attend all meetings
3. Must obtain 5 active service hours per quarter
4. Must serve as a role model and example for the school

We accept all who have a love and talent for the arts and a drive to develop as a performer.

Monthly club meetings after school are scheduled on the last Wednesday of the month in Mr. Gomez's room (Building 5, Floor 4, Room 5425). Fundraising, showcases, and other school events that feature the club will happen throughout the year. Members should attend and participate regularly, as you are able.

Any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the club officer relative to your interest.

Sponsor: Mr. Gomez

President: Sara Ruiz-Mesa

Music Club (formerly Rock Ensemble) allows students to practice their music with others after school. We meet every Thursday after school in the Music Room (5425).

 President:  
 Vice President: 

Performing Arts Club President:

Any interested in being part of the behind-the-scenes of Performing Arts Club shows are encouraged to join Stage Crew!

Stage Manager: 

Rho Kappa - Social Studies Honor Society is the only national organization for high school Juniors and Seniors that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies. Rho Kappa provides a forum for students to discuss and learn about social, political, cultural, and economic issues that the world and the United States face today. Students build their communication skills and gain exposure to new ideas and perspectives of the MAST Student body. To join our clubs, see the links below for our officer list and club requirements.

Club Sponsor: Mr. Raymond

Rho Kappa officers 2023 / 2024 school year:
President – Federico Acquarone
Vice President – Gabriella Orriols
Secretary – Juliette Castañeda

Treasurer –Milla Goldstein
Historian – Tatiana Horna
Master at Arms – Cristobal Muñoz-Legarre

Requirements: must have and maintain a 3.5 GPA in social sciences courses

Meetings 3rd Thursday of the month in the media center from 3:10 to 4 pm.

Instagram: @rhokappa_mast

Categories

Club Mission

The purpose of the society is to learn about Spanish and Hispanic culture and to increase awareness and appreciation of these cultures among students and community members. Our chapter, Mosaico, is a member of the national organization associated with the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. We are also a service organization that seeks to make a positive impact on both the community and the school.

Club Sponsor & Officers:

Ms. Cristina Vázquez
Email- cristinavazquez@dadeschools.net
Telephone- (305)365-6278

President- Violeta Krossler

0318973@students.dadeschools.net

Vice President- Daniel DeAguiar

0776340@students.dadeschools.net

Secretary- Sebastian Curiel

0706744@students.dadeschools.net

Treasurer- Juana Fava

0734139@students.dadeschools.net

Historian- Faustino Federici

0941406@students.dadeschools.net

Instagram:

@shsmakos_

Participation:

Members participate in club service activities, competitions, performances and fundraising activities. Our big event in the fall is always the Hispanic Heritage Showcase, which we present in conjunction with the Performing Arts Club. Students must pay $5 annual dues and participate in club activities to retain their membership and to receive an honor cord at graduation.

Requirements:
Be currently in at least your second semester of Spanish II (FL or S)
Maintain at least a 3.5 grade point average in Spanish
Maintain a 3.2 overall GPA (un-weighted)
When you are inducted, you must be currently enrolled in a Spanish class—please don’t wait until you have finished all of your Spanish courses to try to apply!

24-25 SGA Board Officers

Year at a Glance

General Happenings and Pictures

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mFCVFDA6Y5QZpDLwilNhX8BpiA_ACPT89g21owot0oE/edit

The Law Club gives students at MAST Academy a chance to learn the fundamentals of law more in depth than any class. Students will gain knowledge that will help them pursue a career in law and will know and understand their rights.

The purpose of this club is to help students understand and experience law. Many students do not know the laws of their city, state or even the federal government. We strive here to educate students about the laws of where they live and why these laws are important to learn. Our entire democracy is built on the solid basis of law and we need to understand why we should learn and experience this.

The Law Club also welcomes students who would like to have a career in law. We will analyze each step in law and the legal system and different crimes using court cases. To see why these are important we will analyze important supreme court cases such as Brown v. Board of Education. And to gain experience of making court decisions and defending people in court we will hold mock trials. In addition, we also want to apply the law through community service and to challenge our members to care about that knowledge. The Law Club was established as the dream of three 7th grade students Enzo Foquet and Neil Kumar and Kush Kumar. We are inspired to educate everyone to take a stand and not just to learn about law. We also want to take a stand in our own community by volunteering to educate others about the law and striving to help other less fortunate than us.

Membership Requirements:
Any person from grades 6-12 may join the club. Membership will not violate federal laws and will be open to people of any race, gender, disability, or any other border that might separate people. Membership and benefits will not be influenced due to these factors. Teachers and Parents are welcome to join to help aid us in studying law and giving donations but, may not hold any offices. Membership will be terminated if the rules of the club are violated. The rules are listed below:

• No disrespecting any member of the club
• No discrimination against any member of the club
• No misconduct during the club or against club members
• You must attend at least one mock trial a semester
• No destruction of property

Violation of these rules will result in being suspended or expelled from the club. The officers of the club will meet together to decide the punishment of disobeying one of these rules. If an officer breaks these rules that officer will automatically be suspended and may not run for office or hold an office

We meet every Wednesday at 3:05 to 4:15 unless there is no school or the meeting is canceled in advance.

Time: 3:05 – 4:15

Room #: 5323

Sponsor’s Information, officers list:

President: Kush Kumar
Contact: 0437997@students.dadeschools.net

Vice President: Neil Kumar
Contact: 0437979@students.dadeschools.net

Secretary: Enzo Foquet
Contact: 0438910@students.dadeschools.net

Treasurer: Sebastian Martinez

Sponsor: Mr. Fahmie
Room #: 5323