Clubs are a great way to build positive relationships and encourage students to find a sense of belonging at school. Research shows students who feel connected at school are more likely to put effort into academics.

Students have two options when it comes to Student clubs:

1. Join a Club: Check the Clubs webpage to see what clubs are happening and join one. There's no sign up sheets, just find one you like and join! If it is an organization like National Junior Honor Society or Student Council, check the webpages for more information about how to join. **Coming Soon**

2. Start a Club: If you're interested in starting your own club, these are the steps you need to take:

• Find a faculty sponsor. The faculty sponsor will be present at meetings in a supervisory capacity only.
• Find a meeting place. (Usually the sponsor teacher's classroom.)
• Decide on a day and time.  Clubs can happen before school, after school or at lunch.  Clubs can happen weekly, every other week or monthly.
• Create a plan to advertise or promote your club.
• Once you have these items in place, submit a Club Approval Form. You will receive an email if your club is approved.

If you have any questions about starting a club, contact Ms. Bermudez-Swoveland or Mrs. Chapman in the library. Questions about individual clubs should be directed to those club leaders/sponsors.