Clubs and Organizations

Academic Decathlon is a program where 3 different levels (Honors, Scholastic, and Varsity) of 9 student academic teams per campus compete in 10 academic events at structured meets throughout the year. This is a varied academic competition at its’ best, in Language and Literature, Math, Science, Social Science, Interview, Art History, Music, Essay, Speech, and Economics.

Sponsor : Karol Giggey Room 103

Work on contest pieces, help in hanging art shows, volunteer to face paint for community events like benefits or carnivals, etc.  Meetings on Tuesdays

Sponsors: Karen Allen  FA112 and Jason Case FA110

Through a variety of sports and activities, we strive to create a culture of excellence that emphasizes integrity, perseverance, and respect. 

Appreciate literature and to develop reading and social skills.

Sponsor: Jennifer Fannin - Library

DECA is a global organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for college and careers. When you join DECA, you're not just another member; you are part of a global network of emerging leaders and entrepreneurs who are shaping the future. Put your unique talents on display as you participate in competitions, professional development, community service, ethical leadership, and advocacy activities. Students with interest in Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Travel, Hospitality, and many more would be the perfect fit in the DECA club!

Sponsor: Whitney Beall Room E107 and Haley Auzston -Theatre/Drama

We are a competitive Bowling Club that follows UIL guidelines.  We have both girls and boys Varsity and JV teams. Teams compete in District competitions each year with the possibility for Regional and State advancement. We practice in Alvin or have matches in the area, two days a week during our season which usually runs from October to April. This Club is 100% Parent/Student funded.

Sponsor: Perry Murff 

Location: Alvin Bowling Center - 300 E. Motel Drive Alvin, Tx.  77511

2024-2025 Schedule

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Club Hope was created in 2019 by a former student with the goal of increasing community engagement and spreading awareness about school and personal safety.  Today, we use it to connect with our community, increase mental health and personal safety awareness, and bring attention to local and international issues that are important to us.  After the Santa Fe community was rocked by the tragedy that occurred on May 18, 2018, we pledged our dedication to helping this community heal and aiding our students in preparing for life after high school.

Sponsor: Amber Madden Room E102

Students will explore various techniques and formats including but not limited to fiction, poetry, and songwriting.  Members can participate in national Novel writing month during November and will continue to hone their imaginations and CW skills throughout  the year.

Sponsor: Lauren Marks  Room D105

The Criminal Justice Club introduces students to professions in law enforcement, protective services, corrections, firefighting, and emergency management services and skills needed for the industry. Students will examine the roles and responsibilities of police, courts, corrections, private security, and protective agencies of fire and emergency services. The club operates through SkillsUSA.

SkillsUSA offers local, state, and national opportunities for students can learn and practice personal, workplace, and technical skills. These three components comprise the SkillsUSA Framework, a blueprint for career readiness.

Local chapters conduct a full program of work and many students also attend a district or state conference. At the SkillsUSA Championships, more than 6,500 students compete in more than 100 occupational and leadership skill areas each June. These national technical competitions help establish industry standards for job skill training and entry-level workers. SkillsUSA is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a successful model of employer-driven youth development training.

Sponsor: Francis Langston Room B209

Student discussions on Books in the Bible and topics struggled with as a Christian or becoming a Christian.

Sponsors: Amber Madden E102

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) for students in Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education in public and private schools through grade 12. FCCLA offers intra-curricular resources and opportunities for students to pursue careers that support families. 

Sponsors: Tanya Lanmon E106, Amie Brenton A201, and Lauren Juarez C102

FCA is not just for students enrolled in athletics at the high school – it is for ANYONE who wants to grow their walk with God! We can ALL be athletes in Christ!

Sponsor: Jessica McNaspy Room G202