ORGANIZATION

DESCRIPTION

African American Culture Club

Provides students with the opportunity to learn about past, present and future events, accomplishments, and history in African American culture.

Anime Club   

Japanese cartooning    

Asian Cultural Organization

Learn more about Asian culture

Astronomy

For students interested in Astronomy.

BEST Robotics

Students construct a robot to play a game and compete against other schools

BUFF Squad

Students attend games to support teams, Show School Spirit

Business Professionals of America

Students in Business Technology class demonstrate business skills in competitions.

Cheerleaders

Provide spirit and support for athletics—tryouts required.

Chess Club

Learn and/or play chess

Chinese Club

Provides students an opportunity to learn about the Chinese language and culture.

Choose Respect

Students will learn and teach others about teen dating violence (Interview required).

Circle of Friends

Students getting together for friendship

Dance Group

A place to hip-hop dance with goal of community and school event performances.

Dance Team

Dance team to support athletics; tryouts required

Debate/Forensics

Students must take class to be in this club.

DECA

An organization for students interested in marketing, management, and entrepreneurship

Fantasy & Myth Club

Introduction to Mythology & Fantasy and your imagination

FCA

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

FCCLA

Club for students enrolled in FACS classes

French Club

For students interested in France and French Culture.  Interacts with Sister Cities

Future Educators of America

For students interested in the field of teaching.

Gay/Straight Alliance

A group promoting acceptance and tolerance of all humanity

Gospel Choir

Students share their joy of faith by rejoicing through song.

HYPER*

Helping Young People Endure Realities

JROTC Activities Club

An opportunity for students who are not enrolled in JROTC  to participate in JROTC

JROTC Color Guard and Honor Guard

Special unit of JROTC that presents the flags during salute ceremonies

National Forensics League

Organization for debate and forensics students

National Honor Society

Community service organization; members must maintain a 3.5 GPA and volunteer 50 hours a year.  Juniors and seniors only.

Newspaper

Students create a school newspaper.

NuLites

Promote & maintain high standards of well being, educational, character and leadership qualities.

Quill and Scroll

National Organization for students who have been on Newspaper or Yearbook staff for two years

SADD

Students Against Destructive Decisions

Scholars’ Bowl

Students compete against teams from other schools in academic contests.

Science Olympiad

Interscholastic competition in areas of science, engineering, and technology.

Sierra Teens

For teens interested in the conservation of resources.

Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica

Club recognizes high achievement in Spanish and promotes Spanish studies with activities and community service.

Student Government

Elected to organize dances, spirit, and community service activities

Student Technology Leadership Team

Students interested in technology; develop tech projects for competition.

Students United

Group that meets to discuss and brainstorm solutions dealing with student issues.

Thespians

Honor Society for Drama students

Tri-County Athletics

Tri-county teams in basketball, soccer, and cheerleading.

Tri-M Honor Society

Service organization made up of music students.

Writing Buffs

Students gather for creative writing, peer editing and additional writing skill development.

Yearbook

Students create the school yearbook.

Young Lives

Support group for Pregnant Teens and Teen Moms; Mentor Provided.