Activities

FCCLA prepares future leaders in Family and Consumer Sciences through real-world experiences in education, hospitality, human services, culinary arts, and interior design.

FCCLA is open to all students, especially those taking FCS classes, and offers something for everyone! Compete in STAR Events, lead community service projects, engage in chapter programs, and build career-ready leadership skills! You may even qualify to attend the National Leadership Conference in Seattle this summer!

Please complete the 2025-26 FCCLA  Enrollment Form and follow the directions for pay you dues posted on the enrollment form.

For more information: talk to an officer or Ms. Schultz!

The Great Outdoors Club is dedicated to fostering a love for nature, adventure, and personal growth among high school students by providing hands-on experiences in the outdoors. Our mission is to create a community where students can explore, learn, and grow while engaging in activities like (but not limited to) fishing, kayaking, hiking, and survival skills training.

Through these activities, we aim to connect students with the natural world, promoting environmental stewardship and self-reliance. The club is committed to teaching essential outdoor skills such as fishing techniques, foraging, hiking safety, navigation, shelter-building, and wilderness first aid, empowering students to be confident, responsible outdoor enthusiasts. By developing these skills, members gain not only the tools for adventure but also valuable life lessons in teamwork and problem-solving.

We believe that spending time outdoors provides opportunities for personal reflection, relaxation, and a sense of accomplishment. Our goal is to cultivate a supportive, inclusive environment where students from all backgrounds and skill levels feel welcome to explore their interests and challenge themselves in a safe and encouraging space.

In addition to developing practical skills, the Great Outdoors Club strives to promote an understanding of environmental conservation. We aim to inspire our members to become active advocates for preserving our natural resources and encourage responsible outdoor practices such as Leave No Trace.

Ultimately, the Great Outdoors Club seeks to equip students with the confidence, knowledge, and respect for the outdoors, inspiring them to lead active, healthy lives and continue their connection with nature long after their time in high school.

• Themed Discussions:  Each meeting will focus on a unique historical topic (Ancient History, Lost Civilizations, History’s Biggest Mysteries, etc).
• Debates & Alternative History:  Discuss various important historical topics and debate outcomes of the necessity for certain events.  (was the nuking of Japan necessary, etc)
• Various Interactive Activities:  Create your own fictional nation, History Bracket Challenge, Historical Role-Playing.
• Historical movies screenings
• Create theme presentations, act out or create visual displays to showcase historical events or people.

HOSA helps connect students with opportunities to get hands on learning experience, talk with professionals, compete with other high schools, and give back to the community, all while preparing for a career in healthcare.

Meeting Information:
HOSA has meetings every other Thursday during STAT

Advisor
Tom Lesar
608.437.7295

Letters of Love is a nation wide community/club that ensures every child knows that they are loved, supported & never alone.  Our mission is to provide cards to sick children in hospitals; while spreading positivity throughout our school also.

Activities will include:  card making, arts & crafts; along with spreading support for sick children.

Advisor
Becca Garza
608.437.7259

Model United Nations is a fun and interactive club where you get to step into the role of a diplomat and represent a country while learning about real-world issues. You’ll work with other students, debate different perspectives, and come up with solutions to global problems, all while building skills that you can use inside and outside of school!

What We Do:  Represent different countries at Model UN conferences, Debate and discuss real-world global issues, Negotiate, collaborate, and work with other delegates, Create resolutions and solutions to international problems, Practice public speaking and become more confident, Learn about politics, history, cultures, and current events, Compete at conferences against other schools!

Advisors:  Mr. Brager & Mr. Nelson

POWER stands for the People's Organization for Women's Equality and Rights. Our mission in the POWER Club is to honor and uplift women within our school, our community, and beyond. Each fall, we gather to determine the best ways to support women, then develop key initiatives to focus on throughout the school year. In the past, we have hosted and funded a self-defense class, regularly stocked bathrooms with menstrual supplies, and organized a Felicia's Closet donation drive for victims of domestic abuse who have left their partners.

Meetings are held every other week during STAT in Room 604.   

Advisor
Kelly Carlson
608.437.7231

Facebook:  @Mohoskills
Instagram: moho.skills.usa

The goal is to model the collaborative "agile" software development process.  This club will expose students to what modern day jobs in these fields can feel like; so that students can best gauge their interest and determine if it's something that they would want to pursue as a career.  Also while gaining skills and knowledge of how to function using tools in professional development.

• Annual, if not multi-year, project that members will have a role in choosing and then stick to.  Students will have different roles and "issues" according to their abilities, interested and free time.
• Individually, students will work on their own issues; seeking feedback from members and leadership as needed. 
• As a club, students will strive to create a functioning pieces of software.
• Weekly scrum meetings to discuss what work has been done since last meeting

• Every Tuesday, alternating between after school and STAT