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Extracurriculars at AMP
AMP believes learning continues outside the classroom through extracurricular activities tailored to student passions. Our diverse offerings, including clubs and hands-on competitions, allow students to explore interests, build skills, and connect with peers. Extracurriculars at our magnet school program enhance the educational experience and nurture well-rounded individuals ready to excel. Whether participating in an agriscience competition or joining a club, AMP extracurriculars motivate students to reach their full potential.
AMP Mechanics Club
The AMP Mechanics Club offers several avenues for technical and mechanical minded students to develop their skills alongside their peers in a laboratory environment with supervision from AMP staff. Students can also fabricate projects for competition at stock shows, participate in the “Open Shop” nights, or compete as a member of the Tractor Technician, Applied Agriculture Engineering, or Agriculture Technology and Mechanical Systems teams.
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Archery Club
The Archery Club allows students to participate with the support and help from their families, choosing from several bow divisions and practices coordinated through local archery ranges. Students can compete in tournaments across Texas by proving their skills through an approved training program and families travel to competitions at the State Fair of Texas and the Houston Livestock Show.
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BBQ Cook-off Team
Our BBQ Cook-Off teams compete with the Madison FFA in the National High School BBQ Association. The mission of HS BBQ competition is to inspire and prepare students for life by teaching, preserving, and promoting the tradition of BBQ and live fire cooking as a sport, with students also eligible to win culinary scholarships as awards.
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FFA Organization
The FFA is a dynamic youth leadership organization that develops members’ potential and helps them discover their talent through hands-on experiences, which give members the tools to achieve real-world success. The FFA offers a variety of opportunities for students to experience personal growth and leadership through competitions, degrees of membership, proficiency awards, career and leadership development events, camps, conventions, grants, and scholarships. Through the FFA, students learn how to apply what they are learning in the classroom as they prepare to transition into the world of college and career opportunities.
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Guide Dogs for the Blind
Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB) pairs students with a puppy to foster from 8-weeks of age until recall at 16-months old. Puppy raisers are responsible for teaching good manners and basic obedience to their puppies. GDB will support the puppy raising experience by overseeing the progress of puppies every step of the way, providing students with the opportunity to learn hands-on skills in the service animal industry by preparing highly qualified guide dogs and K9 Buddy dogs to empower individuals who are blind or visually impaired.
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