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Clubs, Activities, and Organizations

BPA

BPA stands for Business Professionals of America. We are here to give you a little taste of the business world. We have meetings, conferences, and activities to keep everyone active.

COMPUTER CLUB 

The Computer Club is an organization for students with a keen interest in tomorrow’s technology.  It promotes the advancement of knowledge and understanding of computers.  The club provides an opportunity to learn more about computers, educate those with less understanding about computers, discuss the new technological trends, and to have fun.

 DECA MARKETING CLUB 

DECA is the student organization for everyone who enrolls in Marketing Fundamentals, Entrepreneurship, and Business Management.  Members have opportunities to take field trips to local and out-of-state business, attend leadership training, participate in local, state, and national competitions, work on community service projects, attend monthly meetings, and run the DECA Cookie Shop.  DECA’s goal is to encourage students to develop skills that will help them succeed in the business world in the 21^st century.  If you want to start preparing for your future, travel and have fun, this is the club for you!

DRAMA CLUB

 This club’s purpose is for the promotion of theatre arts at Santa Fe and within the community. Their sponsor is Catherine Johnston. All Santa Fe students who are interested in theatre are invited to join. There is a $5.00 membership fee.

FFA

FFA is a fun and exciting organization.  FFA offers an endless variety of activities and competitive programs.  The student will have a chance to make his/her own money to spend as he/she chooses.  The local chapter helps to sharpen leadership and communication skills and to gain self-confidence and respect.  Activities such as leadership camps, livestock showing, speech contests, state and national conventions, judging contests, chapter meetings, community service projects, and motivational conferences provide endless opportunities for leadership, competition, recognition, service, careers, scholarships, travel, and fun.

FCCLA

Family, Career & Community Leaders of America  is a vocational education student organization that functions as an integral part of the family and consumer science education curriculum.  It expands leadership potential and develops skills for life such as: planning, goal setting, problem solving,  decision making and interpersonal communication.  This club’s central focus is the family.  Activities include community service projects. 

FRENCH CLUB 

The French Club is open to all students.  The main aspects are to learn about French customs and culture.  It is also geared toward fun and fellowship.  Some social activities include pizza parties, secret pals, going to Blazer hockey games, progressive dinners, ice skating, teaching elementary school students, and going to a French restaurant.

GERMAN CLUB 

The German Club is composed of students enrolled in German classes.  The club provides those students the opportunity to learn more about the German language and culture and to participate in various school and social activities that include going to Old Germany Restaurant, German Octoberfest, and immersion.

KEY CLUB 

Key Club is the largest community service organization of its kind with over 140,000 members in approximately 4,000 clubs.  It is sponsored by the Edmond Kiwanis Club whose members are leading business and professional people from our community.  Key Club is open to all qualified students.  Annual dues are $12.00 per member.

LATIN CLUB 

The JCL/Latin Club is open to all Latin students, past and present, who are interested in the cultures of Ancient Rome and Greece.  Members participate in toga-making parties, Roman banquets, the Greek festival, Classics Days at OU, and many other educational and social activities.  The highlight of each year is attending the two-day convention in April.  The convention consists of several competitions on both an individual and team basis—academic, track and field, swimming, arts, crafts, costumes, oratory, dramatic interpretation.  It is the club’s attempt to recreate the Olympic spirit among students of the classics in Oklahoma.  CARPE DIEM!  CARPE LATINUM!!!

MATH CLUB 

Math Club is open to any student interested in math.  Its purpose is to connect math to everyday life and to allow students to participate in problem-solving challenges on the state and national level.

MU ALPHA THETA 

Mu Alpha Theta is a nationally recognized math honor society.  Students must be enrolled in or have completed Algebra II, have an overall 3.0 G.P.A., and maintain a 3.5 G.P.A in math classes.

  MULTI-CULTURAL CLUB 

The mission of the Multi-Cultural Club is to provide and assist all students with acquiring knowledge of the heritages and legacies of the different cultures and life-styles of students in the school and community.  By doing this we hope that all cultures will gain a mutual admiration and respect for each other.  The Board of Cultures will be nominated during club meetings.  Membership cost is $5.00 per year.  

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

National Honor Society is an honor and service organization for juniors and seniors.  Students are eligible for induction after completing three semesters of high school and must meet the following criteria:

• maintain a 3.5 g.p.a

• demonstrate leadership by active participation in at least two clubs or organizations

• have no office disciplinary referrals

SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) 

The goals of SADD are to prevent underage drinking, drug and tobacco use, and to prevent driving and drinking at any age.  Members are encouraged to sign a “Contract For Life,” indicating you won’t drink and drive.  All students are welcome to join.  The club meets monthly and membership cost is $5.00 per year.

SCIENCE CLUB

The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate interest in the fields of science and engineering and to provide support to those students who participate in scientific research.  Activities may include scheduled tours, fieldtrips, and fundraisers for the Science Club.

SPANISH CLUB 

Spanish club is a Club committed to recognizing and celebrating Spanish culture and language. Their sponsors are Jennifer Lamb, Taja DiFrancesco, Jeff Nemcok. The officers are  Kenny Scott, President; Gina Leger, Vice-President; Chen Lin, Treasurer; Kelly Porter, Secretary/Historian. Who Can Join?  Anyone interested in Spanish Culture or Language. Activity mtg time is 1st Thursday of Every Month in the Cafeteria. The cost to join is  $6.00 paid to any Spanish teacher at Santa Fe.

Stomp Team

Stomp Team is an organization that does shows and teaches the team members how to stomp. It is a competitive team that participates in competitions in many different places.

WOOD TECH CLUB 

The Wood Tech Club is open to any student who has had or is enrolled in a Woodshop class.  This is a social club that will put its unique talents to work for the school and community.