CLUBS

Academic Decathlon

More information coming soon.
David Blystone

david.blystone@sfisd.org
B203

Aquatic Science Club

Promote interest and enthusiasm in the discipline of Aquatic Science and explore occupations within the discipline. We sell bottled water before/after school and between classes to help raise money for Aquatic Science field trips.
Jennifer Cunningham
Science Classes

Art Club

Work on contest pieces, help in hanging art shows, volunteer to face paint for community events like benefits or carnivals, etc.
Karen Allen
FA112

AVID Club

Club purpose is to help ALL grade levels achieve academic goals. Activities include fundraising, tutorials and volunteering.
Kody Allred
B209 - Meetings will be held every other Thursday 2:45 – 3:15 and periodic advisories.

Between the Lines

Appreciate literature and to develop reading and social skills.
Jennifer Fannin
Library

Bowling 

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 possiblity for Regional and State advancement.  We practice in Alvin or have matches in the area, two day a week during our season which usually runs form October to April.  This club is 100% Parent/Student funded.

Perry.Murff@sfisd.org

Chess Club

Teach students chess and promote strategic thinking and good sportmanship.
Stephen.Vannoy@sfisd.org

D201

Creative Writing Club

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.

Criminal Justice Club

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

Chuck Layton, Criminal Justice Instructor

Christopher Doucette, SFISD Police Officer            

Rodney Welsh, SFISD Police Officer                             

Cristena Bullard, Forensic Science Instructor      

Santa Fe Police Department

FFA

FFA is an intracurricular student organization for those interested in agriculture and leadership. FFA is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
Dollie Petrosky, Brandon Noto, Donnita Bankston, Bubba Dunn

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

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! Come meet with  Bring a friend!

Jordan.Hase@sfisd.org

Rona.Pless@sfisd.org
D209

Fire Safety Club

Earn a scholarship of 100$/year, a great letter of recommendation for college, career skills, free food, and be involved in something good! Requirements: 1. Passing ALL classes and 2. Attendance meets school policy.
Jonathan Burns 
E204

HOSA

Designed for students who want to pursue jobs in the medical profession in the future. We participate in community service activities throughout the year as a way to practice selfless service for others.

Olivia.Hinojosa@sfisd.org
E202

International Thespians Society

Honorary Drama Organization for inducted members only.
Haley Auzston 
Drama

Interact Club

Students have the chance to make a real difference while having fun. Every Interact club member carries out two service projects a year: one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understanding. Sponsored by the Rotary Club. Interact members will: connect with community leaders, develop leadership skills, make international connections and discover more opportunities to connect with Rotary including Rotaract, RYLA and Youth Exchange.
Charmaine Mantooth
D203 - Select Mondays after school

National Honor Society

National organization meant to recognize outstanding high school students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character.
Lauren Marks
Lect. Hall

National Technical Honor Society

Honors the achievements of top CTE students, provides scholarships to encourage the pursuit of higher education and cultivates excellence in today’s highly competitive skilled workforce.

Tanya Lanmon

Quill and Scroll (Inter. Honor Society for HS Journalism)

Meet to reinforce excellence in journalism and fellowship, create a unity reinforcing community spirit and high ethical standards in writing.
Chelsey Cox

Rock Club

Play music with friends.  Perform at school events.
Robin Loner
G101

Science Club

Members focus on fieldtrips, guest speakers and competitions like the Galveston County Science Fair as well as independent supervised experiments.
Robin Loner
G101 

Skills USA

To empower our CTE students to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens. Skills USA improves the quality of our nation’s future skilled workforce through the development of framework that include personal, workplace and technical skills grounded in academics.
Carl Matejka

STEM Club

Students will engage in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics activities while incorporating reading and the arts. Participants will have an opportunity to compete in the Nationally recognized NASA Hunch program along.
Robin Loner  
A202

Student Council

StuCo coordinates student activities that boost school spirit, encourages community service, and helps facilitate a healthy student government. We help organize Homecoming Carnival, participate in Pep Rallies, collect donated good for the community, Powder Puff etc.
Jared Faust
B211

Super Smash Bros Ultimate Club

Did you miss playing video games with your friends in person?!  Well, welcome back to the good old days.  Join Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Club to compete with other strudents in motnhly tournaments, or just to game with some friends!  We meet in Mr. Vannoy's classsroom in D201, once a month for tournaments, and any other time just to game!  Talk to Mr. Vannoy if you're interested in joining.

Stephen.vannoy@sfisd.org

D201

Table Top Games

Discussing and playing table top role-playing games.

Benjamin.wheatman@sfisd.org

C204

The Golden Arrow

A student created newspaper to share news with the student body in the format of an online newspaper/magazine.

Chelsey.cooke@sfisd.org

D107

UIL Academics

Kala Phennegar
D109

Ultimate Frisbee

Ryan Brack 
D210 - Spring sport--TBD