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KHS Clubs and Organizations 2016-2017
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Academic Decathlon (11-12 grade) & Octathlon (9-10 grade)
Shawna Lynch, Pauli Young,
[email protected] [email protected]
1002
2208
The purpose of the United States Academic Decathlon® and Octathlon is to develop and provide academic competitions, curriculum and assessment to promote learning and academic excellence through teamwork among students of all achievement levels. Our vision is to provide all students the opportunity to excel academically through team competition.
AFJROTC Leon Mickles, Craig Christman & George Mayo (CHS)
CHS Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.
Anime Club Kevin Duncan [email protected]
1210
The Anime Club meets weekly for members to discuss anything and everything related to anime, manga, and Japanese culture. The club also holds several cosplay parties every year. Expand knowledge of students at KHS in respect to Asian culture, specifically the influence of entertainment of anime and manga
Art Club Kerri Carter Carey McNutt
1403
1619 Art Club is a service group which creates unique artworks to benefit organizations in the community and is open to any student in grades 9 – 12, whether they are taking art class or not. It takes someone who has an appreciation for art
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and is not afraid to try projects that are not done in the regular art class. Members work closely with the National Art Honor Society. Meetings are once a week.
Art Honor Society (National)
Kerri Carter Carey McNutt
1403 1609
NAHS is a service organization and program of the National Art Education Association, which is the largest professional art education association in the world. NAHS is for high school students in grades 10-12 who have been nominated by their art teacher. It works closely with the Art Club, creates special art projects to benefit organizations in the community, and provides support for Keller’s art program on a school and district level. Meetings are once a week
ASL Club Lori Diaz [email protected]
2700
ASL Club is an excellent opportunity to practice your sign language skills. All current and former ASL students are welcome to join. We have monthly events including silent dinners, silent game nights, and service projects in the deaf community. Club members have the opportunity to sign the National Anthem at home football games. At the close of the year, ASL Club and ASL Honor Society sponsor the Keller High School Deaf Awareness Week.
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ASL Honor Society Lori Dyson; Lori Diaz
2700 The ASL Honor Society is an organization which recognizes academic achievement in American Sign Language. The members take part in service projects to benefit the deaf community and may earn awards to wear at graduation.
Astronomy Club 2015
Matt Hall [email protected]
2209 Will teach and prepare young minds to appreciate and know astronomy. Our purpose is to educate students about the stars and navigate the night sky.
AVID Tony Clark [email protected]
2302 The purpose of the AVID Leadership Club is to help prepare all students to be eligible to attend the four-year-university of their choice. The ALC will guide all KHS students on their path through high school by incorporating AVID techniques and methods in tutorials and study groups. We will also complete a community service project as a club and help raise funds for the KHS AVID program.
Band Mark McGahey, Frank Chapple, Daniel Bloss, Ryan Heath
Band Hall
The KHS Band program promotes mental and physical discipline, teamwork, time management, self-
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discipline, critical listening, and creative self-expression. Using the vehicle of music, students will learn leadership, dependability, time management and a strong work ethic Provide a safe environment for students to learn and be successful.
Biology Club David Evans [email protected] 2105 Biology club strives to enhance and provide a platform for the passion KHS student contain for biology. They will explore many facets of the biological field including activities that allow students to gain in depth knowledge and explore future career possibilities in the science world.
Bowling B.J. Woodard [email protected]
Email The bowling club allows students to learn about the sport of bowling while enjoying social interaction and competition with other area schools. All practices, competitions and coaches are sanctioned by the Texas High School Bowling Club (THSBC).
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Business Professionals of America
Melanie Rodges; Rebecca Morrow; Lora Folger
[email protected] [email protected]
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Business Professionals of America is open to any student interested in business. The purpose of BPA is to prepare students for a world-class business work force through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills. The mission of Business Professionals of America is to contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills
Keller Cheer Stephenie Miller-Head Coach; Jennifer Crank-Assistant Coach Jennifer Ware-Assistant Coach
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
1512
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The purpose of the Keller Cheer Program is to create and promote loyal school spirit, encourage quality performance and high academic standards. Through the development of spirit and cheer technique, leadership, cooperation, self-discipline, and sportsmanship in each individual athlete,
Chemistry Club Wendy Larriba [email protected]
2103 To experience chemistry beyond what is taught in the classroom. To engage students in activities that enhances their understanding of science.
Choir Chi-Chi King, Alex Carr [email protected]
1006
The extremely successful choir program at KHS is made up of 7 choirs that include varsity and non-varsity mixed
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1006 choirs, a varsity treble choir, 3 non-varsity treble choirs, and the show choir, Tribe. Each
Choir Tribe Chi-Chi King [email protected]
1006 One of the 7 choir programs on campus.
Circle of Friends
Beverly Warns, Tamara Simpson, Sha Olive
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
1312
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1413
Circle of Friends is a school sponsored club at Keller High School composed of students who desire to initiate and nurture friendships with students who are intellectually disabled The club slogan states: MAKE A FRIEND…MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Color guard / Winter guard
Mark McGahey [email protected]
Band Hall The KHS Band program promotes mental and physical discipline, teamwork, time management, self-discipline, critical listening, and creative self-expression.
Computer Science Club
Jeremy Powell [email protected] 2605 The mission of the computer science club is to empower and energize the next generation of programmers to build exciting software solutions that dramatically improve people’s lives.
Creative Writing Club
Jason Snyder [email protected]
1205 To let students write freely without the pressure of grades of specific assignments.
Cultivate Paul Shabay [email protected] 1102 Cultivating Christ-centered community among students through knowledge of
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the word. And engage students in the study of scripture and provide an environment which fosters growth, leadership and community.
Cultural Awareness Club
To enrich the lives of students by educating those about racial diversity and the social ills associated with ethnic minority communities. As well as provide them with information pertaining to scholarship and community service opportunities.
Debate Garoui
2706 The Debate Team encompasses both Speech and Debate. Students on the team compete several weekends a month throughout the school year.
DECA (Distributive Education Club of America)
Teri Blank [email protected]
1612 DECA is a national, state, and local organization for students who have an interest in the field of marketing. Students can become members while enrolled in a marketing class and remain members throughout their high school career. DECA members participate in a variety of civic, leadership, and social activities at the local and state level.
Disc Golf Kris Price [email protected] 1202 Bring together students to develop values in working as a team via disc golf.
Distinguished Achievement Program
Shelly Harrison [email protected]
1510
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Engineering Club Keith Killebrew [email protected]
1620 To boldly go where no Engineering students have gone before!!” To put lessoned learned into real world practice by competing in selected competitions.
Environmental Science Club
Kim Williams [email protected]
2203 The Environmental Science Club is a group of students who are concerned with learning and keeping our environment clean. This club meets on the first Monday of every month and has a trash pickup at least once a month.
Fashion Club Tony Clark [email protected] 2302 Serves an informative club for members to learn about fashion and how it applies to and affects society as well as allow members to explore their own unique styles in a non-judgmental space.
FCCLA (Family, Career & Community Leaders of America
Rebecca Morrow, Clarissa Marchalk
1616 1602
FCCLA is a national student organization that promotes personal growth and also addresses important personal, family, work, and social issues through family and consumer science education. FCCLA offers members opportunities to expand their leadership potential and develop skills for life. Any student interested in Human Services, Education and Training, Fashion, Interior Design, or Hospitality and Tourism are strongly encouraged to become involved.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Karin Urbanczyk
[email protected] 2508
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a non-denominational Christian group of
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students, both athletes and non-athletes, who meet bi-monthly on Monday nights in the Lecture Hall. Each meeting is full of fun, fellowship, singing, and snacks. All KHS students interested in participating are welcome. Students who want to attend may just show up at the meetings.
FFA Valerie Hearn [email protected] Varies District wide Future Farmers of America club.
French Club, French Honor Society
Samantha Curry, Joseph Vigil
2707 2709
The French Club is open to students who are currently enrolled in a French class or who have received credit for one or more French courses. The club, which meets approximately once a month, promotes French culture by encouraging participation in French-related activities, such as dining at a French restaurant, having holiday parties, and taking field trips to language-appropriate exhibits.
German Club, German Honor Society
Gabriele Barwig [email protected]
2705 The KHS German Club is one of the most active clubs on our campus. We welcome any student who is interested in the German language and culture, whether presently or previously enrolled in German classes. The club hosts one event or outing per month such as attending a musical, play, German opera, movie, or concert. We may dine at a German restaurant, visit
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Fredericksburg, or plan a student exchange. We also celebrate German holidays and festivals such as Weihnachten, Oktoberfest, and Fasching.
Geocaching Club Provide an environment and activity for students who are curious and actively driven.
Green Cord Community Service Award Program
Kaylee Criswell [email protected] 1705B The Green Cord Community Service Award Program recognizes students who perform 100 hours of community service in one calendar year. The students are awarded a certificate and a graduation honor cord for each year of service. .
Grill Club Nicholas Campbell [email protected]
2510 To foster a love of grilling and the culinary arts. To create another social medium for students to participate in and to educate ourselves about the art of grilling.
GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)
Jeremy Powell [email protected]
2605
He for She Mary Jo Zell [email protected]
1001 To spread awareness on gender equality. That nothing should be biased because whatever a man can do a woman can do and the other way around.
Hosa (Health Occupation Students of America)
Wendy Underwood, Eric Kibodeaux Rikki Rice Evan Vaclavik
[email protected] [email protected]
2305
2311
HOSA is a national student organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Education (HSE) Division of ACTE. The mission of HOSA is to enhance the
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delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students, therefore, helping the student meet the needs of the health care community.
Ice Hockey
Craig Minard
Email K.I.S.D. High Schools have joined together to form an Ice Hockey team through the Dallas Stars. The games start in October and end with play-offs in April. Most games are played at the Dr. Pepper Star Center in Euless and the Nytex Sports Center in North Richland Hills. There will be two teams consisting of 20 players per team: 20 varsity and 20 junior varsity. Try-outs are held in September and members selected are required to meet the GPA and citizenship standards as in any other high school program. Basic knowledge of ice hockey is helpful but not required. Ice hockey is not a U.I.L. sanctioned sport and is not funded by the school. Players must provide their own equipment and pay for ice time.
Indian Improv Clarissa Shirley [email protected]
1106
Indian Improv meets regularly to provide members with an opportunity to participate in improvisation as well as perform for a live audience. Improv
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training empowers students to create their own theatre and nourishes their communication skills through improvisational theatre workshops and performances. It encourages their individuality and provides the forum to succeed or fail in a safe environment that combines showmanship and sportsmanship. Improv shows are fun, fast-paced comedy show that's great for the whole family.
Indian Photography Club
The Indian Photography Club explores the connection between the eye, the camera, and the spirit by fostering and encouraging growth of artistic vision and technical knowledge. The club provides an informal, friendly, and supportive environment for photographers at all levels of ability and with interest in all types of photographic imagery.
Indian Theatre Melissa Freeman, Clarissa Shirley, Samantha Fields
[email protected] [email protected]
1008
1106
The Indian Theatre department works to create enthusiasm for theatre, promote leadership, and engage in community service. Membership is open to any student who loves theatre and is hoping to serve our campus and community through performance or technical theatre. Thespians are the honor
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organization for Indian Theatre students who have been inducted into Troupe 4169 of the International Thespian Society. Students are inducted once they have met specific requirements as outlined by the campus, state, and national organizations. This is how students “letter” in theatre at KHS
Indianettes Christie Panno [email protected]
DWC
Indianettes is a precision dance team that performs at athletic and community events and competitions. It is a full year program. Drill team aids each individual in developing dance skills, self-discipline, dependability, responsibility, maturity and strong citizenship skills. Each individual will be expected to set high goals and have a strong feeling of commitment and dedication to this organization.
Interact Club Lucy Kubo [email protected]
Library
Interact is a high school service club sponsored by the Keller Rotary Club. The name “Interact” comes from “International Action.” The Keller Interact Club participates in a variety of community service activities, such as assisting at Keller Parks and Recreation events, Community Storehouse events, and school carnivals. At least one service activity per year must promote international understanding. Club
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meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursday of each month after school in the library
Jiu-Jitsu Paul Shabay [email protected]
1102 To promote brotherhood and fellowship among students through Jiu-Jitsu. We are committed to each and every student and teach them the gentle art of Jiu-Jitsu while introducing creative ways to learn discipline, to exercise, and to experience something new.
JROTC – Junior ROTC
Staff Sargent Arthur Mickles
CHS Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) is a 4 year program offered to high school students in grades 9-12. The curriculum includes Aerospace Science (AS), Leadership Education (LE) and Wellness (Physical Fitness). All students will be given academic credit towards graduation for successful completion of the AFJROTC courses provided by the Air Force equivalent to credit given for other academic courses per the Air Force School Agreement. Each academic course must consist of an AS component, an LE component, and a Wellness component. Students are bussed to the host campus at Central High School.
KISD Lacrosse Shelly Harrison (Boys) Dawn Tscherne (Girls); Tracy Perry
[email protected] [email protected]
1510
2712
Keller Girls’ Lacrosse is a non-profit youth sports association whose mission is to promote the growth of women’s lacrosse in the KISD area. We strive to
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honor the game, providing a safe and positive environment and community spirit for our players and families.
The Keller High Clay Team
Chris Ball [email protected]
2212 Respect, conserve and love outdoor sports, while facilitating family bonds in a safe and educational environment. Provide a youth program promoting the Olympic style clay target sports and related activities with emphasis on safety, teamwork, personal responsibility, exercising good judgment and leadership skills.
Keller Varsity Bass Fishing Club
Max Landaverde [email protected]
2717 This is district wide club. Our mission to engage students to outdoors, by providing opportunities for them to experience and enhance their knowledge of the sport of Bass fishing.
Multi-Cultural Club Our mission is to accept our world by opening the minds of others to the diversity of our multi-cultural population. The purpose of this organization is to have awareness, respect, and open-mindedness of different cultures.
National Honor Society
Pauli Young, Laura Davis
[email protected] [email protected]
2208
1114
The Keller High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. New members are inducted each April after the first
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semester grades have been submitted for consideration. The purpose of this organization shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in its members.
Natural Helpers Benann Turnley, Mary Windham, Lora Folger
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Counseling
2504
1604
Natural Helpers is a peer assistance organization encompassing students from all areas of the school population. Participants are chosen from a school-wide survey that is conducted at the beginning of each school year. The main functions of Natural Helpers are to be available to assist students with non-emergency type problems or concerns and to be involved in the school and community service activities.
Operation Beautiful
Lora Folger [email protected]
1604 The purpose of this organization is to counteract the negative messages that teens receive from the media and society. We also want to promote positive body image, self-confidence, and to show the power of kindness. Girls know that they are never alone.
Outdoor Adventure Club
Sue Poffenroth, Mr. Davis (parent)
1107 To get young people off the couch and into the outdoors where they learn to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the
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values of respect for nature, confidence in outdoor activities and service to others.
Philosophy Club David Evans [email protected]
2105 Students can enjoy the opportunity to respectfully discuss with one another important issues, from social issues in the media to works of philosophy or philosophical views. Students are encouraged to share ideas and establish careful thinking skills – all ideas are welcome.
Project 7 Greg Alexander [email protected] 2202 Plant seeds of hope, healing and renewal. Unlock faith and truth, elevate Christ and serve others.
Quid ditch Club David Clemmons, Lora Folger, Matt Hall, Wendy Underwood
1306 We welcome all 9-12 grade fans of the game of “muggle” Quidditch based upon the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling. We are organized into four “house” teams that play a non-magical version of the game from the beloved books and movies. We welcome any student who would wish to join us and play the game first adapted by Middlebury College students in Vermont in 2006.
Rodeo Club Lindsay DeWald Mandy McCreary
Email or 8177297178 9407450131
The Keller ISD Rodeo Team/Club is organized under the Western Heritage Foundation of North Texas and serves students in all Keller High
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Schools. Weekly practice times are Wednesday evening 7:00-10:00 PM at the Keller equestrian arena across the street from the Sport Complex on Sports Parkway. Regardless of your experience if you are interested in western sports you are welcome to join us.
ROTC Leon Mickles [email protected]
CHS Develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community.
Sci Club 2014-2015 Pauli Young & David Evans
[email protected] [email protected]
2208
2105
To inspire curiosity for science among club members in a wide range of topics, including but not limited to; Physics, Astronomy, Technology, and Chemistry. To provide club members interested in Science to learn more and to provide opportunities to have healthy discussions and debates about science.
Spanish Club Misty Swan, Dawn Tscherne
2714 The Spanish Club is open to students who are currently enrolled in a Spanish class or who have received credit for Spanish III or IV. The club promotes Hispanic culture by encouraging participation in Hispanic-related activities such as dining at Hispanic restaurants, celebrating Hispanic holidays, and taking field trips.
Spear-it-Crew Laura Davis, Laura Vedda
[email protected] [email protected]
1114
AO.04
Spear-It Crew is a group of juniors and seniors who are full of school spirit and pride. They perform at pep rallies, run
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the flags, and do push-ups at football games. Their job is to promote and model school spirit.
Speech and Debate Team
Debbie Garoui [email protected]
2706 The forensics program at Keller High School is made up of students in Public Speaking, Intro to Speech, Debate, and Oral Interpretation classes, as well as many students enrolled in the school but not in a speech class. Practical training in self-motivation, responsibility, and professionalism, are additional benefits of this organization.
Student Athletic Trainers Association
Trainers: Evan Poer and Ethan Campbell
[email protected] [email protected]
Training Room
The student training staff is composed of students interested in a medical career, and wants to be more involved with school activities and spirit. The purpose of this organization is to provide the highest level of medical coverage to all sports and encourage personal growth, academic excellence, leadership, and fun. .
Student Concern with World Issues
David Clemmons [email protected] 1306 Provide young people the opportunity to discuss important issues in our nation and world and give them the opportunity to share all points of view on these issues in a safe, supportive and friendly environment. Issues include the environment, politics, working relationships between men and women, and civil rights related to various groups.
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Student Council Kaylee Criswell [email protected]
1705B Student Council is a student-run governmental body made up of both elected and non-elected members. Elections for Student Council are held in the spring term of every year for Student Body Officers and Class Officers. Non-elected members apply for at-large membership with recommendation from fellow students and teachers.
TAFE - Texas Association of Future Educators
Clarissa Marchalk [email protected]
1602 TAFE offers students the opportunity to explore the teaching profession through service projects, volunteer programs, activities, and competitions. Students automatically become members of FEA (Future Educators Association).
Tennis Coach: David Vinsant
1614 Tennis is an extracurricular U.I.L. sport that meets in the fall and spring. The class functions on both the Junior Varsity and Varsity levels. On the Junior Varsity level the emphasis is placed on hand-eye coordination, and strengthening the fundamentals. On the Varsity level the emphasis is placed on technique, fine-tuning, and competitive play. Some playing experience is necessary and head coach’s approval is required prior to enrolling.
Thespians Clarissa Shirley; Melissa Freeman
[email protected] [email protected]
1106
1008
International Thespian Society, is the world’s largest honor society recognizing excellence and achievement
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in high school theatre students. The society’s guiding principle is excellence in theatre, and honors those students who have demonstrated such excellence. Induction as a Thespian is the first of many honors that troupes may bestow on a student.
Tri-M (Music Honor Society)
Alex Carr [email protected]
1006 Inspire music participation, create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, and promote leadership in the music students of secondary schools.
U.I.L. Academic Team
Melanie Rodges: Coordinator, Accounting, Computer Science, Computer Applications Melissa Freeman: One Act Play Deborah Garoui: Lincoln Douglas Debate, Cross X Debate, Extemp. Melissa Freeman: Poetry & Prose Cynthia Lemke: Editorial, Headline, Journalism, Feature, News Melanie Nelson: Mathematics, Number Sense, Calculator Applications
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The Keller High School U.I.L. Academic team consists of students in various academic areas competing for the University Interscholastic League titles. Academic areas include Speech, Debate, Journalism, Computer Applications, Accounting, Computer Science, Ready Writing, Literary Criticism, Science, Mathematics, Calculator, Number Sense, Spelling, Social Studies, Current Events and the One-Act Play. Students compete at the district level with the ability to advance through regionals and on to state. KHS has had students compete on the state level in numerous events.
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Bonnie McLaughlin: Social Studies, Current Issues, & Events Shawna Lynch: Literary Criticism, Spelling & Vocabulary, Ready Writing Karin Urbanczyk: Science
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Ultimate Frisbee Paul Shabay [email protected] 1102 The goal of the Ultimate Frisbee Club is to create a fun environment for any student where they can play the game and enjoy themselves.
Wigwam Newspaper
Cynthia Lemke [email protected] 1111 The Wigwam is the school newspaper. It is published eight times during the school year. It is a project of the Journalism and Newspaper classes. Journalism is the prerequisite class, unless students have at least a B average and the permission of the Journalism teacher to go on to the Newspaper class. All students are encouraged to submit artwork, creative writing, or letters to the editor.
Yearbook David Williams [email protected]
2600 Yearbook is a full year course where the students plan and design the Chief yearbook. Students learn marketing, design, writing, photojournalism and desktop publishing. Students must make application in the spring semester for
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the following year and the staff is selected from these applicants.
Youth and Government
Bonnie McLaughlin, Stanton Cole
[email protected] [email protected]
1305
1301
To educate students about the U.S. Government and what it’s like to participate in our governmental system. Students can become senators or congressmen and pass laws, they can be representatives to the United Nations, or they can participate in a courtroom experience as judges, attorneys or witnesses to a crime.