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Big Brothers Big Sistersis the oldest, largest and most effective youth mentoring organization in the United States. We have been the leader in one-to-one youth service for more than a century, developing positive relationships that have a direct and lasting impact on the lives of young people. Big Brothers Big Sisters mentors children, ages 6 through 18. |
| Cheerleading- Cheerleaders promote school spirit by leading the crowd at sporting events, making up cheers and chants and dance routines. |
Dance Team- The Dance Team promote school spirit by performing routines in competition and at home athletic events. |
| Debate- This activity is for students who enjoy research, logic, and analysis of a topic. Students work with their peers to prepare cases on a current topic determined at the state level. |
Debate- This activity is for students who enjoy research, logic, and analysis of a topic. Students work with their peers to prepare cases on a current topic determined at the state level. |
| Forensics- This co-curricular activity is for students who enjoy acting or speaking. There are eight events available for competition, including Original Oration (persuasive), Extemporaneous Speaking, Informative Speaking, Humorous Interpretation, Dramatic Interpretation, Duet Acting, and Interpretation of Poetry and Prose. |
Journalism- Yearbook and newspaper staff members develop skills in journalistic writing, layout, photography, advertising and technology. While learning to balance freedom of expression with legal and ethical responsibilities, these students gain valuable experience in the field of journalism. |
| Music - Instrumental- Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, and Pep Band play an important role in the school's identity, performing at sporting events, concerts and community functions. |
Music - Vocal- Concert Choir, Women's & Men's Ensemble, and Select Mixed Chorus sing a variety of music, and individual members perform solos or participate in small ensembles and participate in contest and festivals. |
| National Honor Society- Selected students learn the value of giving to others and being positive role models and work on projects in the school and community. The guiding principles of the group are leadership, scholarship, service, and character |
Scholars' Bowl- Scholars' Bowl is a fast-paced activity that helps students build a large knowledge base. Students who are quick thinkers and have a competitive nature will find Scholars' Bowl a rewarding activity. |
| StuCo- Stuco is a group of student leaders who want to serve the school and the community. |
Clubs that meet during Club Time on Friday |
