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Kellis Clubs and Sponsors
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RSK Club List 2023-2024
Art Club
Sponsor: Julie Flaherty
The Art Club is designed to encourage leadership in visual arts through activities that expose students to arts.
Meeting time: Every other Tuesday, 2:30 in Room 2-106
Astronomy Club
Sponsor: Cory Tusha
The Astronomy Club is designed for students to explore stars, constellations, planets, and galaxies.
Meeting time: Mondays, 2:30 in Room 1-250
Band
Sponsor: Nathan Garrison
The band is a place where students come together to learn about and play music. The band performs at many events throughout the year, including concerts, music festivals and competitions, and sporting events. The band also works to promote spirit and community on campus.
Book Club
Sponsor: JJ Santos
A campus club that involved the discussion of books and high school life. This club is for students who are passionate about reading and want to discuss and share novels with their peers.
Meeting time: Thursdays, 2:30 in Room 1-126
Coding Club
Sponsor: JJ Santos
Coding Club is for students interested in learning foundational coding skills such as HTML, sharing knowledge, and fostering a coding community. Students will also learn to prepare for tech careers and develop problem solving via coding projects and challenges.
Meeting time: Thursdays, 2:30 in Room 1-113
Chess Club
Sponsor: Harry Winter
Chess Club is designed to grow the interest and appreciation for the game of Chess.
Meeting time: Thursdays, 2:30 in Room 1-207
Choir Club
Sponsor: Rebecca Goodnight Bell
The Choir Club is for students who love to sing, perform, love music, or want to be involved in a group with like-minded individuals. We also plan community events, hold fundraisers, and have lots of team-building fun!
Meeting time: TBA
Club Unified Pride
Sponsor: Christopher Ensslin and AnnMarie Demeter
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 Club
Sponsor: Anza Hopper and Nicole Schuur
Students prepare food for different events and learn how to become great assets to the food industry.
Meeting time: Every other Tuesday starting 8/15, 2:30 in Room 2-103
Dance
Sponsor: Haley Vago and Patrick Burns
Dance club is for students who want to expand their knowledge in dance, whether they are currently in the dance program or not. Classes will range from hip hop, contemporary, tap, technique, and much more!
Meeting time: Every other Tuesday, 2:30-3:30 in Room 3-109 or 3-135
DECA
Sponsor: Doug Silhacek, Tonya Hollingsworth, Jen Nachtigal
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 clubs regionally and nationally.
Meeting time: TBA
Drama Club
Sponsor: Molly Triveline
Drama Club sponsors all plays and musicals at RSK, both on stage and behind the scenes. 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.
Meeting time: Mondays and Thursdays, 2:30 in Room 3-165
Dungeons and Dragons Club
Sponsor: Jose Montejano
Dungeons and Dragons Club is a place for students to meet after school to play “Dungeons and Dragons”, which is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game where players explore a fictional world in search of treasure, adventure, and beyond.
Meeting time: Every other Monday, 2:30-4:30 in Room 1-121
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Sponsor: Madison Bennett
FCA is an organization that creates a safe space for athletes of faith to lead other athletes of faith in devotions, prayer, and campus outreach.
Meeting time: Wednesdays, 12:30 outside of Cougar Corner
HOSA
Sponsor: Deidra Raymo
Hosa is geared towards those students interested in entering the healthcare field. The club's emphasis is on community service and hosting activities that benefit the Kellis community such as blood drives, cancer awareness and diabetes. Students can compete at the local and national level with other schools to increase their knowledge in healthcare.
Meeting time: Mondays, 2:30 in Room 2-110
Media Club (PSBN)
Sponsor: Chris Contreras
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 aid in video production.
Meeting time: Thursdays, 2:30 in Room 2-116
National Honor Society
Sponsors: Jared Miller and Kaylee Kelson
NHS is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote leadership, and develop character at RSK. Membership selection is decided by a faculty council and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership and service. Eligible sophomores and juniors are invited in the Spring.
Meeting time: Every 3rd Thursday of each month
Photo Club
Sponsor : Aaron Bujan
In Photo Club students learn how to use a camera properly, how to take great photos and express creativity.
Meeting time: TBA
RSK Law Enforcement CTSO
Sponsor: Lisa Newman
This club is available to active members of Criminal Justice and Law classes. Members practice crime scene investigation and police skills to compete in Skills U.S.A. at the regional, state, and national level.
Meeting time: TBA
Speech & Debate
Sponsor: Michaela Sharif
Speech and Debate Club is organized to combine social activities with academic excellence. The objective is to help students develop skills and confidence in the areas of public speaking, research, and debate.
Meeting time: Mondays, 2:30 in room 1-125
STEM Club / CTSO
Sponsors: Tracy Arnold and Paul Bolgiano
STEM Club is designed to introduce students at RSK to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Meeting Time: TBA
Student Council
Sponsor: Justin Berchiolli
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 take place in the spring, with the exception of freshman class elections, which occur in the fall.
Student Council Class Sponsors
Seniors: Shelby Stauffer
Juniors: Monica Aguilar
Sophomores: Anna Pentilla
Freshmen: TBAYearbook
Sponsor: Kelsey Knowlton
Students enrolled in the yearbook class will learn how to work as a team through club fundraisers and out-of-school activities, thereby creating a great yearbook.