TJHS 23-24 Club List - Google Drive


1	Club Names	Supervisor	Purpose/Objective	Meeting Day(s)	Meeting Times	Date Range (if applicable)

2	Art and Sketching Club	Banez	For all students, to draw and sketch.	Fridays	Lunch	Second Semester
3	Arts and Baking Club	Reyes	Drawing what to bake first, then bake treats or desserts		Lunch into Flex	TBD
4	Aviation Club	Marklund	In the Aeronautics club, Students will be exposed to the science of flight. Students will learn how airplane, and engines operate and function. We will investigate aircraft mysteries and crashes and how engineers learn to prevent future incidents. This is a place for plane enthusiasts to hang out and show off their knowledge on planes. We will also study how Air Traffic Control towers operate and why they are needed.
5	BSU	Tuttle	To build community, promote unity, support academic success and sponsor cultural and social events. BSU stands for Black Student Union, but all are welcome to join.	10/17,11/14,12/12,1/16,2/1,2/13, 3/12, 4/16,5/14	11:30-12:00
6	Chess Club	Banh	For beginners and enthusiasts to play, learn, and grow.	Tues/Thurs - can vary	lunch	All year
7	Computer Science Club	Auger
8	Comic Animation	Echeverria	A safe space to draw, write, animate, andcreate your own stories	Thursdays	Flex
9	Cultural Exchange Club	Cabrales	A club for students for different backgrounds to come together and discuss about various cultures.		Lunch	All Year
10	Dance	Trujillo and McManmon	Mostly Bollywood and contemporary	Thursdays	Lunch	All Year
11	Debate Club	O'Mara	Students both experienced and newcomers to debate can learn different formats, do debate tournaments, and possibly go to outside-school tournaments!	Tuesdays	Lunch	All year
12	Energy & Sustainability Club	Oliver	Dedicated to promoting good stewardship of our common home, Planet Earth. We will educate our student body and implement best practices to reduce water and energy use, carbon footprint, trash, plastics, and food waste at our school. We will work with students, school administration, and our community to make a positive impact on our natural environment.	Mondays starting Oct. 2	2:25 - 3:30 pm	All Year
13	Flag Football Club	Duff	Play Flag Football games	Thursdays	Lunch	All Year
14	Girls Club	Seli	For girls who are interested in fashion, jewlery making, and much more.	Friday's 10/6, 10/27, 11/17, 12/8, 12/22	Lunch	ends12/23/23
15	Junior Achievement	Oliver	Junior Achievement prepares students for workforce readiness. We will use the JA It's Your Future program that explores students' interests and talents, choosing the right career to match, and how to find and keep a job. Students will: -- Explore their skills, interests, values, and the world of work to make informed education, career, and life decisions. -- Develop their knowledge of personal finance to apply strong financial-management skills regardless of income.	9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9	2:25 - 3:30 pm	7 meetings
16	Latino Student Union (LSU)	Amaya and Gonzalez	to empower and teach students about the Latino/Hispanic culture, to bring culture to the school, to create unity, to learn from Latino/Hispanic leaders. All are welcome!	Tuesdays	Lunch	All Year
17	Mindful Minute	Seli	Start the day with relaxation techniques, different yoga poses, breathing strategies, and coping skills.	Mondays	7:40-8:00	ends12/23/23
18	Model UN club	Auger	United Nations- students play the role of delegates from different countries and attempt to solve real world issues with the policies and perspectives of their assigned country.
19	MTG Card Game	O'Mara	Using an arrangement of cards, create spells and creatures to defeat your oppenents	Thursdays- Starts October 6	Lunch	All Year
20	National History Day	Riley	National History Day, an annual project-based contest that promotes the study and appreciation of history among students.
21	Pickelball	Zamora	Pickball games during lunch, open for students to play and learn about the game of pickelball	Tuesdays	Lunch	TBD
22	Queer Student Alliance	Denning	The Queer Student Alliance, also known as the QSA, is back in session! QSA is a club where students can talk and learn about sexual orientation, gender identity, and some of the issues that surround them. Everyone is invited	Wednesdays	Lunch in Music Room
23	Reading Club	Bewley	Reading club during flex	Wednesdays	Flex
24	Robotics Club	Cabrales	Robotics team that promotes STEM such as learning engineering principles, CAD, software, and working with a team. During build season, members utilize their skills to work together to build a robot. Offers the chance to compete in different competitions and gain experience.	Fridays	Lunch	until end of year
25	Running Club	Scrutton	Run	Thursday s	1 hour after school	All Year
26	Science Olympiad	Schlobohm
27	STEMgirls (a Girls Who Code Club)	Schlobohm
28	Table Tennis/ Net sports	Trujillo/Duff	Table Tennis tournaments	varies	lunch	All Year
29	Thornton Design Squad	Register	The Thornton Design Squad is a student centered club that focuses on teaching and learning 3D printing and modeling skills. Students work on other tech related projects. Expanding this year beyond CAD and 3D printing. RaspberryPi programming and more.	Flex, Tuesdays and Thursdays	Flex	All Year
30	Thornton E-Sports Tournament Syndicate	Jones/Register	Students organize, plan, run, and participate in e-sports tournaments though-out the year	Varies		All year
31	Thornton Theatre Club	Sousa	The Thornton Theatre Club seeks to foster appreciation, knowledge and support of the performing arts, particularly theatre arts. And to have so much fun!	Thursdays	Lunch
32	Trivia Club	Seli	Students will participate in trivia games with their peers to answer questions about Geography, Math, Science, fun facts & more! Small prizes will be included.	Thursday 1/11, 1/25, 2/8, 2/22, 3/7, 3/21, 4/11, 4/25, 5/16	Lunch	Spring sem
33	Wrestling Club	Sam	Yes, the kind you watch on TV like WWE and AEW! A space for students to meet fellow wrestling fans and talk all things wrestling.	Every Other Monday	Lunch	All Year
34	Young Adult Literature	Advani	To build students' awareness of the various genres that are part of young adult literature. This would allow students to choose a novel of their choice for their "Outside Reading Project," and give them one-on-one support from their teacher/s.