Man Maker Club

Man Maker Club Leaders

Man Make Leaders — Man Maker Club at Lavergne High School! Our first Club President, Naaman Burgess (right), Vice President Chigo Adieze (left), and 2nd Vice President Tyren Bruner (middle). #itsamovement #makingmanhoodpopular #manmaker--

Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday

4:00 p.m. in Room A104

(PLEASE SIGN UP BEFORE COMING)

Purpose of the Man Maker Club
To provide mentoring for young men that will establish basic manhood principles.

To provide an ongoing community of young men with resources, encouragement, and brotherhood.

To provide models that help encourage healthy character and integrity in young men.

To provide development and coaching for young men in life skills and professional opportunities.

To provide scholarships, internships, and partnerships for young men with interest in business and finance.

Student Requirements

Membership is open to any male student enrolled at the school.
Membership is also open to any current faculty and staff at the School.
Only currently enrolled students that have reputable behavior in the school, have at least a 2.5 GPA, and has 1 recommendation from a faculty or staff member at the school.
Membership in the club is only confirmed once young men complete a full semester. Students will just be referred to as participants before completing a full semester.

The Mission of the Man Maker Movement is to re-establish the urgency of manhood across the world. We seek to equip young men with healthy manhood models while building a community of men that empower and encourage each other in these manhood principles.

For Parents to read...

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