The Academic Bowl is a competitive club that promotes academic excellence and good citizenship through teamwork and a pursuit of knowledge. It helps students develop poise and confidence along with good sportsmanship skills during local and regional competitions.

Mabry's Academic Bowl Team will be open to 7th and 8th grade students who must attend tryouts. A total of 8 students will be selected to participate on our team based on academic knowledge and quick response time. Applications will be available from Mrs. Julie Stephens. Students who make the team must be able to attend morning practices each week.

If you would like to explore different cultures and assist those in need based on our collective research of our community, come join us every 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month. All Mabry parents and students are invited to attend! We will meet every other week from 7:50 - 8:50.

Activities in which the club participates will be determined by the group and may include the following: research, guest speakers, arts and crafts, performances, field trips, community service, and celebrations.

PE Instructors - Tracy McCall, Barbara Spannagel, Tim Graber and Jerry Thompson

The Mabry intramural program is offered each day at 8:00 and ends at 8:50 a.m. Join us at the back gym doors between 8:00-8:15 a.m. (doors will be locked promptly at 8:15) and plan to stay until 8:50 a.m.

A variety of team sports and activities will be offered throughout the year including: Basketball, Flag Football, Weight Training, Racquetball, Whiffleball, Soccer, Team Handball, Volleyball and more!
The only days Intramurals will not be offered will be on faculty meeting days which will be noted on our blog at http://mabrymsblog.typepad.com/intramurals

The Mabry Symphony is an extra-curricular musical organization that includes both the band and orchestra students. In 2006 the Mabry Symphony was invited to perform at the Georgia Music Educators annual convention.

The group is open to all Mabry students by audition and will meet Thursday mornings from 8:00 - 8:50. The group will perform at the annual GMEA Large Group Performance Evaluation in March.

Mabry Robotics Club will participate in the FIRST LEGO league challenge this year.   Students will build and program LEGO robots to accomplish specific missions related to this year’s topic of energy.  They will also research and engage in a community project to make a real world connection to the missions.  This is the club for you if you are interested in learning about science and technology! There are morning and afternoon times scheduled for student teams to meet and work together during the fall.  Contact your science teacher or Mrs. Carroll if you are interested. 

Student Forum is student government that provides students a voice in the decision making process as related to student/school needs and concerns. The students will be campaigning in their respective grade levels, and will be broadcasting "political" speeches via the school video system. The students, throughout the school, will be voting for their desired candidates. The candidates have guidelines to follow as far as academic requirements and time commitments.

The 8th grade will also participate in a mock Presidential Convention and election in order to truly understand the electoral process followed by the National Government. The Student Forum members will work together, representing all three grade levels, to make decisions for the school. The Student Forum process will begin towards the end of September with elections in October.