Club Name

Club Sponsor(s)

Club Description

Meeting Times

Paul Sweeney

We are a club devoted to art and bringing students and art together.

To be announced

Charlotte D'Andriole

To promote and better understand the culture of Asian, Pacific Islanders and DESI students that attend this school

Every other Wednesday
1st Lunch - Salas
2nd Lunch - D'Andriole

Denise McDonald

The club organizes African American youths to give them a means of expression and social cohesion.

Cassie Petty, 

Charles Underwood

This is a national/state and local club that is co-curricular with state and national competitions, service projects and promotes leadership skills.

Wednesday Mornings

7:30 AM Room L101

Nathan Steele

Open meetings for playing and learning chess.

Class of 2025

TBD

Members work on raising money and planning activities towards graduation.

Class of 2026

TBD

Members work on raising money and planning activities towards graduation.

Class of 2027

TBD

Members work on raising money and planning activities towards graduation.  

Class of 2028

TBD

Members work on raising money and planning activities towards graduation.

Classen Baseball

 TBD

Baseball team

Classen Softball

Leslie Hudson

Fast Pitch softball team.

Community Service Club through Rotary

Charlotte D'Andriole Smith

High school students focusing on community service

Culinary Exploration  

Aubrey Cole

Exploring culture through food

First B Day Friday during Lunch (both 1st and 2nd lunch)

Carsen Moon

A club for dog enthusiasts. We volunteer at local animal shelters and host dog meet-ups.

Charlotte D'Andriole Smith

Environmental issues

Tuesday, 1st and 2nd lunch

FireBalls

Denise McDonald

To increase student attendance to sporting and performance events. Increase school spirit

Thursday before School and makeup meeting at Lunch

Brandon Harney

The club is a way of exploring French culture and language outside of the classroom.

Taylor McKenzie

Do fun activities loosely related to German

Irregular meetings based on need

Charlotte D'Andriole Smith

High school students advocating basic human rights

Kristine Sigman

HOSA-Future Health Professionals; students learn leadership and health profession skills and compete at State and International level Leadership Conferences.

2nd Tuesday of every  Month at 7:30 am Room F101 (Every Tuesday, beginning in January)

Lauren Peck

The Oklahoma Thespians are members of the International Thespian Society and Educational Theatre. EdTA’s student honorary organization, the International Thespian Society, is the world’s largest honor society recognizing excellence and achievement in middle and high school theatre students. More than 2 million students have been inducted into ITS since its beginning in 1929. Through their EdTA membership, Thespians have access to college auditions, scholarship money, and countless other young people with similar interests. Theatre teaches powerful life skills preparing all Thespians for a bright future.

Aubrey Cole

Nationally recognized club for community service and leadership for high school

Friday after school room F109

Discuss ancient mythology, language, etc.

Friday after school in the Library

Karin Termini

Mock Trial through the Oklahoma Bar Association

Nathan Steele

Math Honor Society

Charlotte D'Andriole Smith

Recognized academic club

Neil Hill

Club activities, social events, and volunteer projects offer networking opportunities that build personal and professional connections

Before school Mondays A Week

Luvia Morales-Rodriguez

Practice Spanish & celebrate Hispanic culture beyond the classroom. Participate in activities such as the annual soccer tournament, local festivals & World Language competitions. Create culturally educational events & products for the school community.

Aubrey Cole

Student Council is a group of elected and volunteer students working together with an adult advisor within the framework of a constitution or bylaws to provide a means for student expression and assistance in school affairs and activities, give opportunities for student experience in leadership, and encourage student/faculty/community relations.

Student Council works to promote citizenship, scholarship, leadership, human relations, and cultural values. 

Karin Termini

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Karin Termini

YMCA Youth & Government is a national program that involves thousands of teens nationwide in state-organized, model-government programs. Students from every corner of the U.S. have the opportunity to immerse themselves in experiential civic engagement and practice democracy.

Teens from across every state meet in their local YAG clubs and statewide events throughout the year to discuss and debate issues that affect citizens, through proposed legislation, participation in mock trials, or journalistic reporting.