MHS Honors Dr. King

This past January, the MHS Band marched from downtown Lawrenceville to Central-Gwinnett High School to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the celebration parade sponsored by The United Ebony Society of Gwinnett.  Even though temperatures fell below freezing, valves were going dry, and lips were chapped, the band respresented Meadowcreek well as they played "I'm So Glad" for more than 400 singing followers.  Full Article in AJC

Performance At The 2007 Chick-fil-A Bowl Game This past New Year's Eve, instead of spending all night at home waiting for 2008 to arrive, the MHS Band were waitng for half-time.  As the saying goes "HALF-TIME IS GAME TIME," students and directors of our band particpated in a massive 700 piece ensemble to perform the pre-game and half-time show of the Auburn-Clemson Game.  The Band first marched down Peachtree to represent Gwinnett County and the City of Atlanta in the Parade with thousands of "Tiger" fans.  Then the Band performed the Star-Spangled Banner with Chick-fil-A President, Gary Stokan.  The show consisted of selections from the Band "Chicago" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody."  Our students were thrilled to perform before 75,000 screaming fans.  Topping off the evening with the best conference in the nation (SEC) made history for our school and its band program even sweeter!       Full article in AJC

MHS Wins Best Drum Major!!! The Mighty Marching Mustangs went to Memphis, TN this past September to represent Gwinnett County in the Southern Heritage Classic High School Battle of Bands. Maleeka Hollaway received Best Drum Major and the band received 2nd place overall. Our students have worked hard this season and have represented our area well by performing nearly ten times so far this Fall. Other performances include the New Mercies Christian Back To School Jam and The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Parade of Excellence.

The Mighty MHS Marching Mustangs participated in the Garden City Invitational on November 10, 2007 in Augusta, GA. What a way to end the Season! The band did an excellent job as bands from other schools looked on to form an alliance.  Augusta Chronicle       Full Article in Augusta Chronicle