Clubs & Organizations
BJH Clubs & Organizations
Arrow Ambassadors
Arrow Ambassadors are student leaders who represent Biloxi Junior High by welcoming others, serving their school, and modeling positive leadership.
Sponsor: Peyton Harvey
Beta
The Junior Beta Club is a national honor and service organization for students that focuses on academic achievement, leadership, character, and community service.
*Must qualify with grades and discipline.
Sponsors: Rachel Laphand & Anne Long
Book Club
Read books, manage book club YouTube and create podcast.
Sponsor: Jennifer Salloum
Chess Club
Do you want to play chess?
Sponsor: Lorie Anderson
Chick-Fil-A Leadership Academy
We believe students are the answer. Thanks to the dedication of local schools and teachers and the generosity of Chick‑fil‑A® restaurant Operators, students are challenged to explore leadership skills and apply them in the classroom and beyond.
Sponsor: Joni Cooks
CLUB MOVE
A club where you explore and try new forms of physical movement from Tabata, jump rope, Yoga, Zumba and more. Come move with us!
Sponsor: Anita Yarbrough
Entomology (BUG) Club
Entomology (it's a bug's life) is the study of insects and their relationship to humans, the environment, and other organisms. Entomologists make great contributions to such diverse fields as agriculture, chemistry, biology, human/animal health, molecular science, criminology, and forensics. Come have fun learning about bugs!!
Sponsor: Stephanie Dodd
Environmental Club
The Importance of the Environmental Club at Biloxi Junior High School
The Environmental Club at Biloxi Junior High School plays a vital role in both student learning and community stewardship by partnering with Mississippi State to research best practices for growing marsh grass, leading hands-on beautification projects like tending to the newly planted trees and bushes, maintaining the butterfly garden at the front of the school, and nurturing an herb garden used for classroom activities; these efforts teach students ecological science and experimental methods, build leadership and teamwork through ongoing service, improve school grounds and local habitat for pollinators and marsh species, and connect classroom concepts to real-world environmental challenges while fostering pride and long-term care for the local ecosystem.
Sponsor: Sandy Salvage
Gameboard/Card Game Club
Board game and card game club is an after-school social activity where students gather to play cooperative and strategy-based games. It builds friendships, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in a relaxed, screen-free environment.
Sponsor: Sherry Milbrath and Charlena Stafford
Running Club
"Run Strong. Think Strong. Become Strong. "
Every step brings you closer to a healthier, happier, and stronger YOU! No matter your speed. No matter your experience. Just bring your determination—we'll help you reach the finish line! Join the Running Club Today! Take the first step toward better health, a stronger mind, lifelong friendships, and achieving goals you never thought possible. Run Today. Lead Tomorrow. Achieve Forever.
Sponsor: Marisol Bowie
Spanish Club
The BJHS Spanish Club promotes awareness, appreciation and understanding of the Spanish speaking cultures and its people. It contributs and encourage the appreciation and respect between students of different backgrounds, cultures and nationalities in our school. The students also had the opportunity to foster new friendly relationships with other students and help them understand diversity through cultural awareness.
With different activities like DIY “Day of the Dead” crafts, Christmas Traditions in Spanish Speaking Countries, salsa lessons, and food preparation, the students experience first hand Latin Traditions and Customs.
Sponsor: Marisol Bowie
Student Council (Elected)
Student leadership, school events planning, school culture and climate
*Members are elected and meet quailfication
Sponsor: Rachel Gillenwater
Technology Student Association (TSA) - Current or previous Cyber I or Cyber II students
The Technology Student Association enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in STEM, whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intracurricular activities, competitions, and related programs.
*Must be current or previous Cyber I or Cyber II students.
*Competition dress code is required.
Sponsor: Syhann Shoemake