How to Join a Club

Once you find a club that interests you, be sure to listen to the morning announcements for information on when and where groups will be meeting.  Also make sure to get information on club day, or contact the sponsor directly.

How to Start a Club

Ask a teacher to be an advisor for the club and then get the new club packet from Mrs. Gearty in the front office.  All completed paperwork should be turned in to Mr. Vining.

RSK Club List 

American Sign Language Club

Sponsor:  Mrs. Susan Kiefhaber

The American Sign Language Club encourages students to continue immerse themselves in the world of sign language.

Art Club

Sponsor:  Mrs. Julie Flaherty

The Art Club is designed to encourage leadership in the visual arts through activities that expose students to the arts.

AVID

Sponsor:  Mr. Daniel Hill, Alicia Walsvick, Kathy Roderick

Band

Sponsor:  Mr. Nathan Garrison

Band performs at athletic events, as well as other RSK events.  Students in band also compete against other schools throughout the year.

Ceramics Club

Sponsor:  Mrs. Daisy Maestas

Students can have fun and express their talents and abilities in the Ceramics Club.  

Choir Club

Sponsor:  Mr. Nathan Garrison

The Choir Club is organized to promote the choir program at Raymond S. Kellis.  

Christian Club on Campus

Sponsor:  TBD

Christian Club on Campus is a club that provides a place for students to gather and grow in their relationship with God through worship, prayer and fellowship with other students.

Club Unified Pride

Sponsor:  Michael Wakeford, Jessica Cobos, Christopher Ensslin

Club Unified Pride is an education and sports based strategy powered by an engaged youth community that increases athletic and leadership opportunities for students with and without intellectual disabilities, while creating communities of acceptance for all.

Culinary Arts

Sponsor:  Nichole Albrecht, Frances O'Leary

Students prepare food for different events, and learn how to become great assets to the food industry.

Dance

Sponsor:  Cori Hailmann, Ashley David-Watkins

The Dance Club is open to any student interested in dance.  Members learn choreography for dance concerts.

DECA

Sponsor:  Marco Moreno

DECA is a student run organization specifically designed to provide activities that will motivate students to learn marketing, management and entrepreneurial principles to better prepare them for jobs in business.  DECA members can choose to compete against other schools.

Drama Club

Sponsor:  Molly Triveline

Drama Club sponsors all plays and musicals at RSK.  It is open to all students both in and out of Theater Arts classes.  Participants can earn points towards becoming a member of the International Thespian Society.

Educators Rising

Sponsor:  Frances O'Leary

Educators Rising is a national student organization dedicated to supporting young people interested in education-related careers.

E-Sports Club

Sponsor:  Andrea Tran

The e-sports club introduces students to the world of competitive gaming and the different games that they can compete in across the state. 

 FBLA

Sponsor:  TBD

The Future Business Leaders of America is an exciting club with an emphasis on business.  Students engage in a number of activities throughout the year including leadership conferences and competitions.

FCA

Sponsor:  TBD

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is designed to bring those interested in fellowship to experience how Christ works in the realm of athletics.  FCA is geared to meet the needs of athletes, but does not require one to be involved in athletics to attend.

Gay and Straight Alliance

Sponsor: Amy Kubo and Denyce Wilson

High Tea Book Club

Sponsor: Anza Hopper

HOSA

Sponsors:  Deidra Raymo

HOSA is geared towards those students interested in entering the healthcare field.  Students compete with other schools and students are able to gain a better understanding about healthcare occupations.

Key Club

Sponsor: TBD

RSK Key Club is a service club open to all RSK students. Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership.  

Media Club (PSBN)

Sponsors: Jeff Southwick

Students in the media club run the announcements, create commercials, and broadcast RSK events. Media club members will learn how to use different software and programs to aide in video production.

National Honor Society

Sponsor:  Lisa Lamoreaux

NHS is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students at RSK. Membership selection is by a faculty council and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership and service.

Newspaper Club:

Sponsor: Terry Richard

Photo Club

Sponsors :  Aaron Bujan

In Photo Club students learn how to use a camera properly, how to take great photos and express their creativity.

Skills USA Law

Sponsor:  Kathy Roderick

This club is available to active members of Law I or Law II classes.  Members practice their skills and compete against other high school students in selected areas.

Spanish Club

Sponsor:  TBD

The purpose of the RSK Spanish Club is to develop an appreciation of Spanish and the cultures of Spanish-speaking cultures.  

Sports Medicine:

Sponsor: Jeff Barlow, Jennifer Vlasak

The Athletic Training Club offers students an educational experience working with the various RSK athletic teams.  Athletic trainers help to evaluate, treat and rehabilitate athletic injuries.  Trainers also provide emergency care of injuries during games and practices.

Speech & Debate

Sponsor:  Suzanne Story

Speech and Debate Club is organized to combine social activities with academic excellence.  This club's objective is to help students develop skills and confidence in the areas of public speaking, research, and debate.

STEM Club

Sponsor:  Tracy Arnold

STEM Club is designed to introduce students at RSK to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. 

Student Council

Sponsor:  Kelsey Kilburg

Student Council is a leadership class that all members must be a part of.  Student council plans activities such as incoming and spirit weeks, dances, assemblies, community service projects, teacher appreciation and much more.  Elections for student council takes place in the spring, with the exception of freshman class elections, which occur in the fall.

Yearbook

Sponsor:  Stephanie Fontes

Students learn how to work as a team through club fundraisers and out-of-school activities, thereby creating a great yearbook.

Class Sponsors

Seniors              Mary Carlson
Juniors               Alicia Walsvick
Sophomores       Alysia Flores and Dayna Roach
Freshmen           TBD