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Huntington Middle School has approximately 25 - 30 members each year. Membership requires a $10.00 fee to be paid annually, this gives them a National Affiliation and they each get a Teen Magazine that tells them what is going on with their organization within the U. S. The activities that students participate in are such things as the Angelina
County Youth Fair, Red Ribbon Week, and a dance each February. Sponsor: Vanessa Choate |
| Sponsors: Paula Korn & Wanda Hollingsworth The purpose of this organization is to develop good citizenship
in the student body, to provide purposeful direction of school activities,
to promote school pride, and to promote academics as the highest standard
of education. The student council meets the first Wednesday of every month. The council consists of several committees which oversee projects throughout the school year. Some of our projects include: teacher appreciation, decorating the campus, school dance, campus cleanup and numerous other events to help educate not only our school, but also our community. 2007-2008 Officers: President, Heather Hollingworth; Vice President, Reed Ellington; Secretary, Audrey Haney; Treasurer, Marlee Linsdey; and Historian, Ashley Wright. 2007-2008 Student Council was recognized by TASC for being an Outstanding Student Council. They were also recognized for being a Sweepstakes School for their Pride and Patriotism, TEED (Energy and Environment), DASH (Drugs, Alcohol, Safety and Health), and Community Service Projects. Huntington Middle School also received a special recognition by the Texas Association of Student Councils as one of the top three middle schools in the state for its energy and environmental projects. |
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| 2007-2008 HMS Student Council officers attended a workshop at University of Texas at San Antonio. They participated on hands on activities and leadership classes obtaining large amounts of information and knowledge. |
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STACK members decorate and participate in the Red Ribbon Parade, which is held in Lufkin each year in October. Members also help in sending gift baskets to the Women's Shelter for Christmas. A STACK Fun Night is held at the First United Methodist Church Family Life Center in December. Area STACK Club members enjoy a night of skating, playing games and meeting new people. Members also participate in a Skate Night held in the spring. Both of these events are sponsored by ADAC (Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council). Students may sign up to join the STACK Club at the beginning of each school year. Members are encouraged to join the KYSSED Club in high school
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FCCLA
is a National Organization. Students who participate in this organization
learn leadership skills, are involved in making their community a better
place to live, and students also are made aware of more career choices.
STACK
(Supporting Terrific Angelina County Kids) promotes healthy and drug-free
lifestyles. All STACK members sign a