District Sponsored Clubs
Non-District Student Groups
District sponsored clubs are those clubs that are authorized school organizations for groups, clubs, and organizations that are educational in nature, and which otherwise meet the conditions set forth in School Board Policy 5840. Included in this group is student government and class sponsor clubs (e.g. Class of 2025) and pure service clubs.
Non-District Student Groups are student groups, clubs and organizations, which are non-district sponsored and non-authorized school organizations that are not directly related to education, but which are related to matters that are social, political, ideological or otherwise related to personal interest, and which otherwise meet the conditions set forth in School Board policy 5730.
- Chemistry Club
- Dance Team
- Ecology
- English NHS
- FBLA – Future Business Leaders of America
- HOSA
- Interact Club
- Leo Club
- Mock Trial Club
- Model United Nations
- Mu Alpha Theta – Math NHS
- National Art Honors Society
- National Honors Society
- Quill & Scroll NHS
- Rho Kappa – Social Studies NHS
- Science National Honors Society
- Social Inclusion Club
- Spanish National Honors Society
- Student Council
- Students Against Destructive Decisions – SADD
- The Stampede Yearbook
- YouthBeats – Poetry Club
- Animal Awareness Club
- Athlete’s Mental Health Club
- Badminton Club
- Baking Club
- Beyond the Bedside
- Book Club
- Building Relations Involving Diverse Generational Experiences (BRIDGE)
- Chess Club
- Club America: Turning Point USA
- Composing Club
- Coptic Orthodox Club
- Craft Club
- Cycle of Change
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes
- Finance & Investing Club
- Forensic Investigator Association (FIA)
- Future Voters Initiative
- Game Club
- Garden Club
- High School Democrats of America
- High Schools Against Cancer
- Jewish Student Union
- Marketing Minds
- Mental Health Association
- Movie Club
- Nexus Club
- Portuguese Club
- Psychology Club
- Robotics and Engineering Club
- See Us Now
- Skate Club
- Trinity Teenage Republicans
- Women in STEM
- Women’s Wellness Club
To join a club or student organization, use the links below to contact the club sponsor.
To form a new club or student organization, complete the club application with the faculty member who has agreed to be your club sponsor
