2025/2026 Approved Clubs
| Sponsor | Club Name | Club Mission Statement |
| Patrick Flahive | Architecture Club | The purpose of the Architecture Club is to provide students with opportunities to explore creativity, design, and problem-solving through architecture. Our club introduces members to fundamental concepts of architectural design, model building, and software tools while encouraging collaboration and innovation. |
| Tracy Coolican | ASL Club | The purpose of the ASL Club is to foster a sense of community among all students who may wish to participate. The ASL Club will provide students with cultural enrichment and a deeper understanding of deaf culture through social gatherings, community events, history and guest speakers. |
| Rory Petersen | Astronomy Club | The purpose of the Astronomy Club is to foster a curiosity and passion for astronomy. In this club, we will focus on the study of space encompassing planets, stars, and even new scientific developments and discoveries in relation to astronomy |
| Eric Hurst | Baking Club | The Baking Club and BTHS is a school-based club that fosters friendship and camaraderie while discussing and sharing baked goods. |
| Kaitlyn Campbell | Bartram Goes Green | Bartram Goes Green (BGG) is an environmental education and awareness club that focuses on making Bartram Trail High School a clean and environmentally friendly atmosphere. This club will provide environmental education to high school students who can conduct service projects. |
| Jeffrey Reynolds | Bartram Trail Blue Line Club | to honor and support law enforcement officers while building positive connections between students and local agencies. We are committed to fostering respect, understanding, and appreciation for those who serve and protect our community. |
| LeAnna Teuscher | Battle of the Books | The purpose of the Battle of the Books Club is to encourage a love of reading by exploring the Florida Teens Read titles through discussion, activities, and friendly competition. Members will work together to strengthen comprehension, teamwork, and critical thinking in preparation for the Battle of the Books competition. |
| Kate Keating | BETA | To promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership among elementary and secondary school students. |
| John Wolfe | Botany Club | To beautify campus and to learn about the natural world. |
| Tony Sowers | Brotherhood | The Brotherhood Bible Study Club exists to create a welcoming space where young women can grow in faith, encourage one another, and build lasting friendships. |
| Susan Langeland | BT Cares | To earn service hours by giving back to the community through food, clothing, and book drives. Club members will collect donations for HUGS St. Johns, SAYS, and local food pantries. Additionally, club members will make holiday cards to give to members of our community. |
| Andrew Scott | BTHS Against Cancer | Improve the lives of people with cancer and their families through advocacy, research, and patient support, to ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive cancer |
| LeAnna Teuscher | BTHS Car Club | The mission of the Club is to bring together students who share a passion for cars, mechanics, and automotive culture by fostering teamwork, leadership, education, and school spirit. |
| Kelly Rose | BTHS Medical Club | The purpose of the BTHS Medical Club is to provide the student populous with opportunities in community service and advance its members in the knowledge of medicinal practicums. |
| Jennifer Sutton | BTHS Pickleball Club | is to bring the community together through the sport of Pickleball socially and athletically, by making solid connections and being active and competitive together. With member benefits of physical activity and strategical strategies |
| LeAnna Teuscher | Chess Club | The purpose of the Chess Club is to provide students with opportunities to learn, play, and improve their chess skills in a supportive and engaging environment. Through practice, competition, and collaboration, members will develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and sportsmanship. |
| Cassandra Downs | DECA | The purposes of this Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) are: 1. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in the areas of marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. 2. To prepare students in the four principles established by DECA, Inc. and adopted by Florida DECA: being academically prepared, community oriented, professionally responsible, experienced leaders. Florida DECA’s core attributes and values are to develop competence, innovation, integrity, and teamwork among our students. 3. To assist Florida DECA Chapters’ membership in the growth and development of DECA. |
| Stacy Masi | Dreams Come True | Dreams Come True exists to help these brave children and their families find a momentary reprieve from the stress and struggles associated with battling a serious illness. We do this through the fulfillment of dreams. |
| Cassandra Veenstra | Dungeons and Dragons Club | The purpose of Dungeons and Dragons Club is to provide an entertaining, welcoming social environment that helps members build creativity, problem-solving skills, and friendships. The club aims to encourage students to pursue their own lifelong adventures and treasure the memories they make along the way. The club will be a safe and supported space for students to gather, play, and discuss all things Dungeons and Dragons. |
| Paul Belcik | Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Our relationships will demonstrate steadfast commitment to Jesus Christ and His Word through Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence. |
| Brooke Smith | Film Club | In the Film Club, our objective is to create a welcoming environment that stimulates active discussion on topics involving cinematography. Members will watch a fi lm that was chosen the previous week and will participate in a Socratic seminar styled group talk. |
| Andrew Scott | H.O.S.A. | The BTHS Chapter of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) will be a competitive student-led international organization for future healthcare professionals engaged in educating students who wish to pursue the medical field. We intend to use this platform to build leadership skills and promote healthcare career opportunities through participation in competitions at a variety of levels up to the international level. |
| Stephen Revell | Helping Hickory’s Heart | The purpose of this club is to aid Hickory Creek Elementary School’s program that provides food and snacks for kids who are needing support. This club helps motivate students to lend a hand, embrace responsibility, and become more caring citizens. |
| Emily Smith | Hispanic Honor Society | Our society exists to recognize students of high achievement in Spanish, and to further the knowledge and understanding of the Spanish culture and language among students of Bartram Trail High School. |
| Kathleen Richards | HUGS | Raise awareness throughout the County about student poverty right here in our own community. • Work closely with school counselors and the student services staff to identify needs. • Raise funds and provide assistance to students in crisis situations. • Organize St. Johns County neighbors to work together to provide assistance to our youngest residents. |
| Kate Keating | Humane Society | to promote compassion and respect for animals through education, advocacy, and service. We strive to engage students in projects that support animal welfare and strengthen our connection to the community. |
| Brooke Radaker | Interact Club | to recognize the positive change implemented by youth and young adults as the fifth Avenue of Service, Youth Service, through an active and personal commitment to empower young people to take action through community and international service, develop leadership skills, and gain a global perspective that fosters world peace and cultural understanding |
| Julia Rigon | International Thespian Society | The purpose of the Drama Club is to provide students with a creative outlet to explore the performing arts, build self-confidence, and develop essential life skills through theatrical expression. By participating in activities such as acting, stage production, and scriptwriting, students will cultivate collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and leadership. The club aims to foster an inclusive and supportive environment where all students, regardless of experience level, feel empowered to express themselves and take creative risks. |
| Kathryn Tax | Junior Class | The junior class, represented by the junior class officers, is tasked with creating events for the students at Bartram. Our purpose is to create fun, friendly, and safe events that represent the school and its students. The junior class is responsible for organizing the class ring sales, class ring breakfast, homecoming, and prom. |
| Vivian Williams | Junior ladies | The purpose of junior ladies is to get the junior girls of class of 2027 to bond with each other and build new friendships and provide a positive group of people that can help the ladies grow and get through junior year. |
| Kathleen Richards | Keep Calm and Carry Yarn | A service and social designed to assist students in learning new crafting skills |
| Faith Olson | Key Club | The purpose of our Key Club chapter is to foster leadership through serving others, encouraging students to make a positive impact in our school and community. We are dedicated to promoting kindness, inclusivity, and lifelong service. |
| LeAnna Teuscher | Law and Ethics Club | The purpose of the Law and Ethics Club is to engage students in exploring legal principles, current issues, and ethical dilemmas that impact society. Members will develop critical thinking, public speaking, and problem-solving skills through discussion, debate, and real-world case studies. |
| Alexander Iacono | LEGO Club | The purpose of LEGO Club is to provide a positive, safe, and accepting environment for young adults to imagine new ideas, build solutions to challenges, and inspire others with their creations all through the use of LEGO bricks. |
| Kaitlyn Campbell | Link Crew | a leadership program for juniors and seniors to help incoming/current freshmen and new students to support, guide, and inform freshmen in order to ensure a smooth transition to Bartram Trail High School. |
| Jeff Davis | Magic: The Gathering or (MTG) | dedicated to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community for students who enjoy strategic gameplay, fantasy storytelling, and social interaction through the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. Our purpose is to provide a space where players of all skill levels—from beginners to seasoned planeswalkers—can gather to learn, play, and grow together. |
| Kathryn Tax | Miss Bartram Trail Pageant | The Miss Bartram Trail pageant is a scholarship pageant promoting Junior ladies to work collaboratively to showcase their personalities, talents, and successes. Students will practice presenting themselves for an interview, gain confidence in front of a crowd, and make lasting memories with a group of peers. The crowned Miss Bartram will serve as a school community leader alongside her runner-ups. |
| Kate Keating | Mu Alpha Theta | The purpose of this organization is to promote scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among high school (or junior college) students. |
| Samantha Braun | Multicultural Club | to celebrate and explore the diverse cultures within our school and community. We aim to promote understanding, inclusivity, and respect through cultural activities, education, and meaningful dialogue |
| Kathryn Tax | National Art Honor Society | A service art club, that makes art projects for the benefit of our school and community |
| Danielle Weaver | National English Honors Society | NEHS is a club throughout the country that seeks to bring English excelling students together in an effort to promote English/ Literacy around campuses. By bringing NEHS to Bartram Trail we hope to do many service projects such as: posters to get students excited about reading, making our English teachers on campus feel appreciated year-round, and many other service opportunities focusing each meeting on another way to promote English throughout our community! |
| Kathleen Richards | National Honor Society | As the NHS, we will strive to motivate and encourage our peers and community, serve other selflessly and continue pursuing academic excellence while creating an environment that nurtures futures young leaders. |
| Kevin Garcia-Rivera | P.U.L.S.E chapter | to cultivate the next generation of healthcare professionals do immersive, hands-on experiences. We focus on delivering compassionate, high quality urgent care while empowering participants to take active leadership roles, engage in meaningful shadow opportunities, and expand their knowledge through structured education period by combining. |
| Rory Petersen | Physics Club | The purpose of this Physics club is to promote strategic thinking, encourage students to pursue excellence, simulate real life problem solving, and to bring a sense of community to the members of our physics club. |
| Charles Moseley | Programming Club | The activities of the Programming Club include robotics, 3D printing, IoT projects, Raspberry Pi Projects, Lego Spike projects, building PC’s and additional lab time for web, python, database, cloud, and IT classes. |
| James Turnage | Science National Honors Society | The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought, to advance the students’ knowledge of classical and modern science, to communicate with the scientific community, to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science, and to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind. |
| Ansley Hester | Senior Men | The purpose of Senior Men is to encourage 12th grade boys to bond as classmates one last year through service opportunities and bettering the community, with the goal to produce a fun environment for the student body and be leading role-models for the other male students. |
| Ansley Hester | Senior Women | The purpose of Senior Women is to encourage 12th grade girls to bond as classmates one last year through service opportunities and bettering the community, with the goal to produce a fun environment for the student body and be leading role-models for the other female students. |
| Susan Langeland | She Leads | Our club members will empower girls in our community and build their self-confidence through mentorship in elementary schools, clothing drives, athletic support and leadership, and volunteer work in girls’ homes in our community. |
| Tony Sowers | Sisterhood | The Sisterhood Bible Study Club exists to create a welcoming space where young women can grow in faith, encourage one another, and build lasting friendships. |
| Kaitlyn Jordan | Skilled Trades | The purpose of the Skilled Trades Club is to: Introduce students to various skilled trades through guest speakers and demonstrations. Connect students with trade schools and apprenticeship opportunities. Engage in service projects that benefit the school and community. Participate in volunteer events, including collaboration with Habitat for Humanity. |
| Wylie Bergbower | Sources of Strength | A best practice youth mental health promotion and suicide prevention program designed to harness the power of peer social networks to create healthy norms and culture, ultimately preventing suicide, violence, bullying, and substance misuse. The mission of Sources of Strength is to prevent adverse outcomes by increasing wellbeing, help-seeking, resiliency, healthy coping, and belonging. |
| Joshua Bratovich | Stay Another Day | to focus on how to handle other people who have suicidal thoughts and also how to cope with your own emotions after finding out a friend or family member feels this way. Out overall goal to ensure our fellow classmates know they have somone to talk to. |
| Aretha Graham | Student Principal Advisory Club (SPAC) | The SPAC Club is a collaborative and communicative environment between students, faculty and staff to support the Principal with implementing the school’s mission, vision and strategic plan. This club will strive to promote and foster a positive school climate and culture and provide opportunities for leadership around the school. Our members will be committed to creating an atmosphere where the six pillars of character are exemplified. We will strive to live by this motto from our Principal; “help somebody get better.” |
| Julie Tugya | Student United Way | United Way seeks to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities around the world to advance the common good. |
| Erin Brown | Students Advocating for Everyone | 1. To provide support for minority and underrepresented groups and their allies by engaging in meaningful discussions & activities. 2. To inform members about the value of diversity and the experiences of others, providing helpful resources and information about allies, faculty, and staff at Bartram Trail High School. |
| Jeffrey Reynolds | Students Against Destructive Decisions | The purpose of our SADD Club is to empower students to make safe and responsible choices while avoiding destructive behaviors. We are dedicated to promoting awareness, leadership, and positive decision-making that strengthens our school and community. |
| LeAnna Teuscher | Students Working Against Tobacco SWAT | SWAT is Florida’s statewide youth organization working to mobilize, educate and equip Florida youth to revolt against and de-glamorize the tobacco industry. SWAT is a united movement of empowered youth working towards a tobacco free future. |
| Charles Moseley | Tech Club | The purpose of the Tech Club is to provide students in the IT Academy additional opportunities to work on focused tech projects and to work with former IT Academy Alumni and business partners. |
| Barb Mattingly | Tri-M Music Honor Society | Provide an appropriate method for recognizing the musical achievements of our members • Strengthen our school’s music program • Help our members reach their full musical potential • Motivate and recognize our members’ musical and personal achievements, credits, and grades • Encourage our members to work together toward the same goal • Inspire and challenge our members • Focus public attention on our school’s music program through community service |
| Eric Hurst | TSA | BTHS local TSA chapter enhances personal development, leadership, and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), whereby members apply and integrate these concepts through intracurricular activities, competitions, and related programs. |
| Jeffrey Reynolds | Turning Point USA at BTHS | The purpose of the Turning Point USA chapter is to educate students on the importance of freedom, limited government, and free markets. Members will engage in discussion, events, and activities that promote civic awareness and leadership. |
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2024-2025 Approved Clubs
Please note that dates, meeting times and locations are subject to change. Please check with the club sponsor to confirm club information. |
Approved Clubs for the 2023/2024 school year
| Club Name | Sponsor | Meeting Date |
| Architecture Club | Bruce Bogese | Every Monday, 8:45 am |
| ASL Club | Tracy Coolican | Third Thursday of each month in P3 at 8:40am |
| Astronomy Club | Rory Petersen | Every Other Friday @ 8:45 am |
| B.A.S.I.C Brothers and Sisters in Christ | Renee Kroll | Every Tuesday |
| Bartram Goes Green | Kaitlyn Campbell | Third Wednesday of the month room N133 |
| Bartram Trail Book Club | Danielle Williams | every 3rd Friday of the month |
| Bartram Trail Blue Line Club | Officer Wright | Monthly meeting (Wednesdays) |
| Bartram Trail High School Pickleball Club | Andrea Belcik | Wednesdays after school (3 – 4) at the outside basketball courts |
| Bartram Trail Philosophy Club | Eden Reynolds | 3rd Monday each month 8:45am |
| Bartram Trail Red Cross Club | Julie Tugya | 2nd Friday of each month @ 8:45 AM Room 725 |
| Battle of the Books | LeAnna Teuscher | Media Center @ 8:45 every other Wednesday starting 10/25 (first meeting) |
| Best Buddies | Steven Helock | The last Wednesday of each month at 8:40am in room 750. 9/27, 10/25, 11/29 |
| BETA Club | Kate Keating | 3rd Wednesday of each month in the small cafe at 8:30 |
| Black Student Union | Michelle Carroll | second Monday of each month |
| Botany Club | John Wolfe | 1st Thursday of each month 4:00 Room N 132 |
| Breakfast Club | Steven Helock | Every other Monday at 8:45am in room 750. 9/18, 10/2, 10/16, 10/30, 11/13, 11/27, 12/11 |
| BT Community Cards | Susan Langeland | Tuesdays or Thursdays at 8:45am |
| BTHS – eSports | Eric Hurst | Wednesdays 3-4:30 |
| BTHS Orthopedics and Sports Medicine club | Jordan Cruz | TBD |
| BTHS Technology Student Association | Eric Hurst | Leadership will meet as needed in the morning. |
| Buddies not Bullies | Steven Distefano | first Thursday of every month |
| Change for Women | Kathryn Clark | 1st Thursday of each month / Room 850 |
| Chess Club | LeAnna Teuscher | Every Tuesday in the Media Center @ 8:45 |
| Coffee Club | Samantha Braun | Thursdays at 8:45 in room 625 |
| Cooking Club | Cassandra Veenstra | Every 1st Tuesday morning, and last Friday afternoon |
| Crafts for a Cause | David Maynard | 3rd Thursday 8:40 Room 206 |
| DECA | Kristy Mattice | 2nd Tuesday of the month in the auditorium |
| Dreams Come True | Stacy Masi | 2ns Tuesday of the month at 8:45 am in the small cafeteria |
| Dungeons and Dragons Club | Cassandra Veenstra | In either the 9th Grade Café or RM 755, meetings start 9/15 with every other Thursday following |
| Fashion Club | Vanessa Ochaita | Every other Wednesday Room 300 |
| FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) | Darrell Sutherland | Thursday mornings, 8:30-9:00 AM in room 400 |
| FCDI: Florida Civics and Debate Initiative Debate Team | Renee Kroll | Every-other Friday |
| Freshman Class | Faith Olson | Mondays @ 8:45 |
| High Q | Lucinda Williamson | Tuesday and Thursday Practice – Matches Tuesdays after School |
| Hispanic Honor Society | Emily Smith | last Wednesday, 8:30am, Room N237/commons/maybe 9th cafe? |
| HUGS | Danielle Williams | We plan to meet on the last Thursday of every month at 8:45 in room 650. |
| Humane Society Club | Kate Keating | 4th Tuesday of each month in room 720 at 8:30 |
| Interact Club | Jennifer Earnshaw | 3rd Wednesday of every month – 9th grade cafeteria |
| International Thespian Society | Stephen Billy | We meet 4-6 times per year depending on theatre festival dates, performances, or special events. |
| Japanese Media Club | Kathryn Clark | Thursdays after school / Media Center |
| Jay Fund | Danielle Parker | Tuesday Mornings 8:45 in rm 159 (Ms. Parker) |
| Junior Class | Kathryn Tax | 8:45am in room 200, various dates. |
| Junior Ladies | Danielle Williams | 6. Mornings on the third Tuesday of every month in the small cafe |
| Keep Calm and Carry Yarn | Kathleen Richards | Every Monday – 8:40am Guidance Conf. Room. |
| Key Club | Faith Olson | Tuesday mornings in N209 from 8:45-9:13 |
| Law and Ethics Club | Kristy Mattice | Wednesdays at 8:45 in rm N240 |
| LEGO Club | Alexander Iacono | The Second and Fourth Friday of each month at 8:30am |
| Link Crew | Kaitlyn Campbell | 3rd Thursday of the month in 9th grade cafeteria |
| Live Like Kirk Club | Jennifer Earnshaw | Last Monday of every month at 8:45 in room N149 |
| Medical Club | Kaitlyn Campbell | 2nd Thursday of the month — small cafeteria |
| Miss Bartram Trail Pageant | Erin Mcgillin | Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday as needed |
| Morgan’s Message | Megan O’Grady | September 5th, October 5th, November 7th, December 5th, February 5th, March 5th, April 5th, |
| Mu Alpha Theta | Kate Keating | 1st Tuesday of the month |
| Multicultural Club | David Maynard | September 29th, October 27th, November 24th, January 26th, February 23rd, March 29th, April 26th |
| National Art Honor Society | Kathryn Tax | Room 200, 8:45am. Variety of dates |
| National English Honors Society (NEHS) | Stacy Giangaspro | Last Thursday of the month @ 8:45 am |
| National Honor Society | Kathleen Richards | First Friday of Each Month. Small Cafe – 830am |
| Photography Club | Raymond Gonzalez | TBD |
| Programming Club | Charles Moseley | Thursdays, 3:50 pm – 5:00 pm in Room N232 |
| Rho Kappa (History Honor Club) | Jordan Cruze | Third Friday of every month/ small cafeteria/ 8:45 |
| SAFE (Students Advocating for Equality) | Erin Brown | Wednesdays 2:55-3:55, Fridays 8:45-9:15 |
| Scholar’s Aid | Steven Helock | First Wednesday of each month at 8:45am in room 750. |
| School Principal Advisory Club | Aretha Graham | First Tuesday of the month at 8:40 a.m. – 9th grade cafe |
| Science National Honors Society | Mona Starkey | Fourth Thursday every month in room 825 |
| Senior Men | John Lotze | Last Tuesday of each month – 8:45 ROOM 975 |
| Senior Women Club | Ansley Hester | 3rd Tuesday of the month- Auditorium |
| Sophomore Class | Stacy Giangaspro | Last Tuesday of the month at 8:45 in room 840 (subject to change based on school-based events) |
| Student United Way | Julie Tugya | 2nd Friday or Last Monday of the month in Rm 725 |
| Tech Club | Charles Moseley | Tuesdays – After School until 5 pm – Room N232 |
| Tri-M Music Honor Society | Barb Mattingly | Wednesdays 3 – 4 p.m. |
| Wishes for Wolfson | Faith Olson | Last Wednesday of every month at 8:45 in the small cafe |
Past Clubs
2022-2023 BTHS Clubs
| Club Name | Sponsor Name |
| 65 Roses | Ford |
| All Against Alzheimer’s Club (ALL) | Rose |
| All Things New | Sutherland |
| Architecture Club | Armstrong |
| ASL Club | Coolican |
| Astronomy Club | Watson |
| B.A.S.I.C. Brothers and Sisters In Christ | Kroll |
| Bartram Trail Blue Line Club | Deputy |
| Bartram Trail Photography Club | Gonzalez |
| Battle of the Books | L. Tesucher |
| Beaches Go Green | Campbell/Gash |
| Bears Beautifying Bartram | Turnage |
| Bears for Warriors | Iacono |
| Best Buddies | Bigilin |
| Beta Club | Dalton |
| Blue Ribbon Club | Sterling |
| Board Game Club | Durnin |
| Books of Bartram | Williams |
| Botany Club | Wolfe |
| BT Community Cards | Langeland |
| BTHS Clean Waves Club | J. Teuscher |
| BTHS eSports | Hurst |
| BTHS Philosophy Club | Reynolds |
| Buddies not Bullies | Distefano |
| Bullish Bears | Turnage |
| Change for Women | Clark |
| Chess Club | L. Teuscher |
| Children’s Miracle Network | Harris |
| Coffee Club | Braun |
| Cooking Club | Fliess |
| DECA | Farina |
| Dreams Come True | Masi |
| Dungeons and Dragons Club | Fischer |
| Fashion Club | Ochaita |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) | Belcik |
| Florida Civics and Debate Initiative (FCDI) | Kroll |
| Fosters Closet | Olson |
| Freshmen Class Officers | Weathersbee |
| GIve Hope a Home | Parker |
| GSA | Brown |
| Heart Club | Fliess |
| High Q | Williamson |
| Hiking And Recreation Club | Armstrong |
| Hispanic Honors Society | Smith |
| Hugs St Johns-BTHS chapter | Goodrich |
| Humane Society Club | Keating |
| Hunger Ends Here | Jasper |
| Interact | Earnshaw |
| International Thespian Society | Billy |
| Japanese Media Club | Clark |
| Junior Class | Tax |
| Junior Ladies | Williams |
| Keep Calm, Carry Yarn | DiDeo |
| Law and Ethics Club | Mattice |
| Love in a Box | Loverich |
| Medical Club | Starkey |
| Miss Bartram Trail Pageant | Mcgillin |
| Mu Alpha Theta | Keating |
| Multicultural Club | Maynard |
| National Art Honor Society | Tax |
| National English Honor Society | Giangaspro |
| National Technical Honor Society | Farina |
| NHS | Fliess & Braun |
| Pagans, Wiccans and Friends (PWF) | Loverich |
| Programming Club | Moseley |
| Rho Kappa | Cruze |
| Ronald McDonald House Club | Turnage |
| Save the Seas | Distefano |
| School Principal Advisory Club | Graham |
| Science National Honors Society | Starkey |
| Senior Men | Lotze |
| Senior Women | Hester |
| Sophomore Class | Giangaspro |
| Spanish club | Aponte-Ramos |
| Student United Way | Tugya |
| Tech Club | Moseley |
| Tri-M Music Honor Society | Mattingly |
| TSA (Technology Student Association) | Hurst |
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