Community Service Winner

The Booker T. Washington chapter of Mademoiselles currently has 51 members who are very active on campus, including the current Miss Booker T., cheerleading captain, and drum major. These young ladies make it a top priority to perform at least one community service both on campus and off campus each month. Some of their community service projects include the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, Houston Food Bank, BTW Health Fair, Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club, and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk. They are always selected first by principal Mark Bedell and Asst. Principals Mrs. Bilbo-Ervin and Dr. Berry to host and participate in important school functions. It is proven that the majority of student accomplishments on the campus of Booker T. Washington are made by the Mademoiselles.

The Mademoiselle Chapter of the Year

The winning chapter displays all of the qualities of a Mademoiselle through its membership, academic excellence, community service... Alief Taylor - Chapter of the Year.

Harding/Johnson Scholarship Recipient

Jazzyn Booker is a 2009 graduate of Booker T. Washington High School and the High School for the Engineering Professions. While attending BTW/HSEP, she was a dedicated member of the Mademoiselle organization during all 4 years, holding the positions of Parliamentarian and President. While fully committing to the organization, she maintained excellent grades (graduating in the top 5% of her class with a 4.35 GPA) and was a prominent role model on campus. She was involved in a variety of extracurricular activities including the National Honor Society, Varsity Basketball, FBLA, NSBE, Yearbook Committee, and held the office of senior class Parliamentarian. Jazzyn received over 10 scholarships including the Ronald McDonald House Charities scholarship, Jack and Jill scholarship, North Houston Frontiers scholarship, and the prestigious Bill Gates Millennium scholarship. Jazzyn attends the University of Texas at Austin as a Finance major, Management minor.