Extracurriculars

At Jordan Middle school our Athletics class combines high intensity workouts that blend body weight and resistance training, with aerobic drills to improve overall speed, agility, balance, and endurance. Our Jaguar Athletes will also be involved in character development, and Team sports competition throughout the year.

We offer the following sports:

• Football
• Volleyball
• Cross Country
• Basketball
• Track and Field
• Tennis
• Golf
• Soccer

To access more information or find online forms please visit the NISD Athletics page.

Bring your ideas to life in 3D! Learn how to build models, create simple animations, and turn your imagination into digital creations with Blender.

Our purpose is the joyful exploration of art and to help beautify the Northside community.

Starting after Football season. This club is for the people that have an interest in Chess and want to get the opportunity to play with like minded others.

Students will collaborate with the Warren Debate team to learn speech and debate skills and engage in socratic discussions 

DnD Club's purpose is to practice creative socializing and teamwork with tabletop roleplay gaming.

So come create a character, join a party of adventurers and campaign!

Encouragers Club has been sponsored with the purpose of encouraging ourselves through Biblical scripture and begin the week mindful of our faith.

Students with a common interest in sports and Christianity will share a time of games, fellowship, and prayer.

Students will participate in the Hamilton Education Program in which they will learn the history behind the Broadway musical, research the American Revolution, and create their own art piece that will be turned into the Hamilton Education competition. 

We talk about upcoming Disney company movies, arts and crafts, trivia. Just a time to hang out with those who love everything DISNEY!

Puzzle club is a fun after-school group where students solve jigsaw puzzles, logic grids, and crosswords puzzles together. It helps kids build friendships, improve problem-solving skills, and relax in a quiet, low-stress setting.

The purpose of the Random Acts of Kindness Club is to inspire students to build a positive school community by practicing kindness, compassion, empathy, and service through thoughtful acts that make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

In January, students will create a model of the Alamo. Learn about our iconic State of Texas landmark. Take part in a field trip to the site.

Writing club- students will be given the opportunity to write in a low stakes, fun environment with opportunities to publish their pieces.

Spirit Squad's mission is providing school spirit campus wide and improving our school culture by increasing student and staff involvement in all our school events.

The purpose of a middle school student council club is to build leadership skills, give students a voice in school affairs, and promote school spirit. Open to all grade levels.

A limited number of students will be selected to work with Vision Guide Dogs in training. They will learn what it takes to teach dogs skills that will help them become future guide dogs

Yoga Club's purpose is to provide a safe, non-competitive space for young teens to manage stress, build body awareness, and develop healthy emotional regulation skills

YGO's purpose is to encourage our boys here on campus to behave more like gentlemen.

Learn how to tie a tie, dress for success, and give back to the school/community.

Established in 1929, the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) is one of the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding middle level students. More than just an honor roll, NJHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character, and Citizenship.

In accordance with national standards set by NJHS, students will first qualify for an invitation through their demonstration of success in the area of scholarship. That means, students at the end of their 7th grade year, with a cumulative GPA of 3.6 on a 4 point scale will receive an invitation to fill out an application. Students will then fill out the application and give examples of their accomplishments in the remaining areas of Leadership, Service, Character, and Citizenship. Therefore, just because a student qualifies based on their cumulative GPA (scholarship), does not mean they will not automatically be inducted into the NJHS.

Today, it is estimated that more than one million students participate in activities of the NHS (High School) and NJHS (Middle School). NHS and NJHS chapters are found in all 50 states. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments, but challenges them to develop further through active involvement in school activities and community service.

The goal of NJHS is to build leaders in our community. We strive for excellence in all areas and uphold our pillars with pride. Some community service projects we have done In the past have included volunteering at the San Antonio Food Bank, providing Christmas gifts for families in need, and volunteering at our feeder elementary schools! In addition, outside of school, members must keep track of service hours throughout the year that reflect their service to the community!

All interested students must go through application at the beginning of the year.