Clubs & Activities
Manga and Anime Club
Our Manga and Anime club will be meeting on Wednesdays after school in the library. New and old members are welcome to return this year. If you are interested in joining, please email Mrs. Gilbert at [email protected]
Garden Club
Our school and community garden was built and spear headed through student involvement with the NEO project.
Our goal is to teach students to love the outdoors, the importance of nutrition, and how you can live a healthy life while also supporting the wildlife around you.
Please contact Mrs. Gilbert with any questions about our school garden or Monarch Waystation.
Business Professionals of America
Business Professionals of America is the nation’s leading CTSO (Career Technical Student Organization) providing students and members with invaluable skill development and the opportunity to make personal connections
Students that join Business Professionals of America have the opportunity to further their knowledge and prepare for a career in today’s fast paced business environments. We offer an assortment of engaging learning tracks that will strengthen their core understanding and lay the foundation for the next steps in their lives.
Speech and Debate Club
Are you ready to unleash your persuasive power, sharpen your critical thinking, and command the stage with your eloquence?
The award winning Eisenhower Speech and Debate Team is calling all interested to join our dynamic community of thinkers and speakers!
Why Join?
Participating on the Speech and Debate Team offers you an unparalleled opportunity to develop invaluable skills that will serve you throughout your academic and professional journey.
You will enhance your communication skills and learn to express yourself clearly, concisely, and convincingly on a wide range of topics.
Curious to learn more?
If you have any questions please see Ms. Wilson in room 117 for more information
Robotics
Technology Students Association
“I sponsor two organizations: Robotics and Technology Students Association. I encourage students to participate in the Robotics program, engaging them in my engineering class to build a collaborative environment when it comes to problem-solving. The Technology Students Association engages students in STEM-based competitions that address different interest areas, such as architecture, communications, engineering, leadership, and technology research.” “I am responsible for introducing students to careers in STEM by developing cross-curricular activities that incorporate the fundamentals of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. In addition, students are exposed to product design, manufacturing processes, 3D printing, programming, documentation, ROV engineering, and CAD.”
For more information contact [email protected]
JROTC
The Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) is a comprehensive program designed to foster the academic and leadership development of its cadets. By engaging in community service activities, participating in educational field trips, and assuming leadership roles within the JROTC program, cadets are able to acquire crucial life skills that extend beyond their academic studies. At the heart of the program lies a close-knit community, where lasting connections and strong, lifelong bonds are often formed. Through their involvement in JROTC, cadets have the opportunity to cultivate their citizenship skills, while also gaining insights into various college and career pathways.
Learn more about our JROTC Program at their website: https://jrotcike.weebly.com/
