<p>Title says it all.</p>
<p>I'm just a little curious on the kind of clubs/student organizations your school offers. </p>
<p>Feel free to post your favorite clubs and what clubs you are currently in and your leadership position if you have one.</p>
<p>None, haha</p>
<p>I’ll give you a full status report after the Activities Fair on Friday.</p>
<p>What I can remember off the top of my head:
Best Buddies, GSA, Debate (we started this last year), Astronomy (another one from last year), UNICEF (again, from last year), IES (not really a club but okay), Ultimate Frisbee, Latin Club, Spanish Club (no French Club ?_?) AFS Intercultural, Yearbook, early signups for Relay for Life, Anime, and…yeah, that’s it.</p>
<p>At my school we have:</p>
<p>National Honor Society (I’m a member, but is it considered a club?)
Spanish Club (Co-founder)
Literary Art Club
French Club
Newspaper
Campus Ministry
Interact
Model UN (member)
Art Club
Knitting Club
Book Club (doesn’t really exist anymore)</p>
<p>That’s it, no more clubs 
Our school is more sports orientated you could say. We offer more sports than clubs. We have a small school, but most students don’t even join a single club.</p>
<p>Some of the clubs my school offers (I’m probably going to leave a bunch out):</p>
<p>Math Club
Chess Club
Creative Writing Club
Newspaper
NHS
Art Club
Rotary Club
Conservative Club
Cooking Club
Improv Club
Mock Trial
Habitat for Humanity
Respect Life Club
Environmental Club</p>
<p>Art Club
Book Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
French Club
National Honor Society
SADD Club
Scholastic Bowl
Science Club
Service Club
Spanish Club
Yearbook</p>
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<p>This one intrigues me.</p>
<p>It sounds really depressing.</p>
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<p>Students Against Destructive Decisions. It’s an anti drug and alcohol club. I have no idea why they decided that was a good acronym.</p>
<p>Anyway, my school has a lot of clubs. It has SADD/SAVE (another group: Students Against Violence Everywhere). Language clubs for every foreign language that is offered (French, Spanish, Latin, German). Ethnic clubs (Asian Culture, Ebony Society, etc.). There are various academic interest clubs (“Chemical Society,” Physics Club, Math Club, etc.) And there’s debate team, a drama club, and an Academic Competition team. </p>
<p>There is also a step team, and male and female a capella groups. There is a jazz band (though there was actually a class last year, so it might not be considered a “club” anymore.) There is the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society. Gay-Straight Alliance, Young Democrats and Young Republicans, Youth and Government, service clubs like Habitat, Red Cross, and the Key Club. And random crap like Cookie Club and Ping-Pong club. </p>
<p>The school was really open about who can start a club. All you needed was 5 people and a teacher who could run the club or just be a supervisor. Between that and all the sports, it would have been considered kind of strange not to be involved in a couple after-school activities. I was involved in a lot.</p>
<p>Debate (but it isn’t great)
Amnesty International (I think it stopped this year)
Renaissance Society- culture/discussion
Christian Union
Atheists Society
Drama club
Cooking club (only open to 6-8)
Creative Writing (sometimes)
Book/library club
School Magazine</p>
<p>And there’s a load of music/choirs/orchestras</p>
<p>Student Council (VP)
NHS (member)
Leo Club (officer)
Art Honor Society (member)
Eco Club
Mu Alpha Theta / Math Club
Book Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Class Execs</p>
<p>We have a lot…most “famous” ones:
-Model UN
-SCAEL Team (I`m on history SCAEL)
-International Club (Member)
-FCCLA
-FBLA
-FFA (We live in redneck country)
-NHS
-Yearbook</p>
<p>We have a newspaper, but the kids who take Journalism (like me) are automatically on the newspaper staff.</p>
<p>Those are the ones everyone talks about/is in.</p>
<p>Spanish Club
Japanese Club
Biology Club
Bowling Club
BuildOn
Chess Club
GSA
Chem club
Physic club
Math club
Kudos (club for rewarding students)
Model UN
NHS
National Art Honor Society
Quiz Bowl
Project LEAD
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
Science Olympiad
Ski Club
Chinese Club
Med Club
Dance Club
DECA
Econ/Stock Market Club
Engineering Club
Environmental Club
French Club
Future Problem Solving
German Club
Diversity Project
United Rubgy Club</p>
<p>And several more…</p>
<p>I removed like 20(the unique ones), renamed a couple, and shuffled the deck.</p>
<p>DECA (Delta Epsilon Chi Club)
Chess Club
French Club
Math Club
Video Game Design/Game
ArtTEC Film Production
Indian Student Club
Young Republicans Club
Dubstep Club
Programming Club
Ping Pong Club
Ice Hockey
SEAS Club
Cooking Club
Fantasy Football Club
National Honors Society
Stock Market Club
Rubik’s Cube Club
STEM Club
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Jiu Jitsu Club
Microfinance Club
FSA Club
Animators Guild
Garden Club
Anime Club
SADD (students against destruction)
Astronomy Club
American Cancer Society
Libertarian Club
American Red Cross Club
African American Student Union
Taekwaondo Club
Model U.N.
Skate and Longboard Club
Floorball/ Field Hockey Club
Mountain Biking Club</p>
<p>We don’t offer any clubs except for NHS, two or three religious clubs, and a foreign language club with like three kids in it.</p>
<p>We do offer a lot of sports, though.</p>
<p>Anyone who wants can start a cub and basically every single one is approved. We have an activities fair with A LOT of clubs and anyone can go “sign up” by putting their email down</p>
<p>Forgot to mention some others:
-Student Council
-FCA</p>
<p>And we`ve got a lotta sports.</p>