Activities

2025-26 Code of Conduct

Every year, a parent/guardian & students involved in a co-curricular activity and/or sport are required to watch & listen to the Code of Conduct. At the conclusion of watching the annual Code of Conduct presentation, please complete the agreement via the Google form.

Click on the link below, watch the video and then complete a Google Form with parent & student information. Once the Google Document has been submitted, you have completed the Code of Conduct requirement.

Click here for the 2025-26 Code of Conduct Video & Form.

**At the conclusion of the video hit the "NEXT" button, completing all pages of the acknowledgement form. Please hit "SUBMIT" at the end of completing the form to be sent to the High School office.

If you have questions, please contact Kelly Richardson.

Class Advisors

Class	Advisor	Email
2026	Chris Kealy	kealychris@mounthorebschools.org
2027	Amy Arneson	arnesonamy@mounhorebschools.org
2028	Tom Lesar	lesartom@mounthorebschools.org
2029	Heidi Lemke Jessica Perez	lemkeheidi@mounthorebschools.org perezjessica@mounthorebschools.org

Co-Curricular Activities, Clubs & Organizations at Mt. Horeb High School

Please see the listing below for a listing of co-curricular activities offered at Mt. Horeb High School. Click on the + to learn more about each of the Co-Curricular Activities, Clubs and Organizations at Mt. Horeb High School. Don't see what you're interested in? Stop by the Main Office and talk to Chris Carr or Kelly Richardson to inquire about other potential options.

Academic Decathlon

The mission of Academic Decathlon is to promote learning and academic excellence among students of varying achievement levels by developing and providing multi-disciplinary academic competitions using Academic Decathlon curricula. Our vision is to provide all students the opportunity to excel academically through team competition.

Meeting Date/Time/Requirements:

Meetings are held weekly or biweekly (as needed); virtual meetings will take place using Google Meets
Individual studying is the foundation of this group
Group studies using practice test via Google Meets
Guest speakers will give their expertise on certain subjects
Team tests locally in November; if they qualify for regionals, they test at UW-Whitewater in January
Any GPA is accepted into this club!

Advisor

Club Interact

This student led group is a community service club. It provides an opportunity for students of all grades (9-12) to volunteer on projects which make a difference in the lives of others. Examples include: making meals for Feed My Starving Children, creating warming blankets for newborn babies, personalized message for children staying at the Ronald McDonald House, holiday parties at the local senior center and inspirational messages for those brave men and women serving our country overseas. Some activities take place on weekends with advanced notice provided.

**First Meeting Info Coming Soon**

Advisor
Dr. Salerno

DECA

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools around the globe. MHHS DECA is open to all students; those taking business and/or marketing classes are highly encouraged to join.

The MHHS DECA Chapter meets as a whole once per month during STAT and offers the change to be involved on a daily, monthly or just occasional basis.

DECA members have the opportunity to prepare for success in college and careers by taking part in competitions at the district, state and international level; engaging in community service and awareness campaigns and attending leadership and industry-based conference throughout the year.

Members who demonstrate competitive excellence at the district and state level or who put a significant amount of time into DECA have the opportunity to attend the International Development Career Conference held in Nashville, Anaheim, Atlanta and Orlando.

For more information, please visit the Mount Horeb High School DECA website.

Advisor
Allison Carroll
608.437.7157

Drama Club

Drama Club is a club/group where you can participate in theater. You will have an opportunity to be a part of the on-stage action or behind the scenes. Our spring play is the main event for Drama Club.

From the beginning of the process (choosing the play) to the end production; students are involved in all aspects. You choose how involved you would like to be: a leading role on stage, student-director, a small role with a few speaking parts, designing and creating the set, running the lights and/or sound or just here for the improv nights. We welcome anyone who is interested in acting, public speaking or learning what to do backstage.

Advisor
Becky Kliebenstein
608.437.7274

Ecology Club

A student lead environmental awareness and action group. We are conservation and sustainability driven to make our local environments better for the future.

Meeting Date/Time/Requirements:

Meetings are held 3-4 a month, after school and occasionally on weekends
Contact Mr. Shay with any questions

Advisor

Tom Shay

608.437.7244

Energy Team

FCCLA

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!

Adviser
Samantha Schultz

608.437.7150

FFA

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education. Students with an Agricultural Science class (at least one per school year) are eligible to join.

For more information and all of the Mt. Horeb FFA Chapter details, please visit the Ag Services Website.

Please complete the 2025-26 FFA Enrollment Form and follow the directions for paying your dues outlined in the enrollment form.

Advisors

Pam Allen
608.437.7196

Makayla Bretsch
608.437.7188

Forensics

Wisconsin High School Forensics Association Goals:

To provide a significant training ground for the development of students' abilities in public speaking and in the oral interpretation of literature.
To provide multiple opportunities for students to practice and share their skill development.

Mt. Horeb High School Goals:

To have fun in the development of public speaking
Creating our community of Forensics students!

Meeting/Practice Requirements:

First meeting in November of the school year
3 required meets starting in February
Practice times outside of the school day (before/after school, lunch & 4th or 8th hours)
Students pick between 14 different speaking categories and follow those specific public speaking rules: WISDAA

Advisors

Jessica Perez
608.437.7270

Marlene Tilsner

608.437.7264

Future Problem Solvers

What is Future Problem Solvers (FPS)?

Students work to give a possible solution to complex real life situations by following a six step process. Through this process, students develop their critical thinking, creative problem solving, communication and collaboration skills. Students work on three practice problems and the results of the third problem are used to determine if they qualify for State Bowl.

Meeting Requirements:

Meetings take place 2-3 times a month; October-March

Advisor

Chris Kealy

608.437.7276

Great Outdoors Club

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.

Advisor

Beau Simms

608.437.7155

History Club

HOSA

Letters of Love

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

Link Crew

What is Link Crew?

The transition to high school is a major event in the life of a young person and yet very few substantial strategies for support exist in most high schools. Numerous studies show that the transition to high school is marked by a period of emotional stress and discomfort for adolescents, often times resulting in a decrease in academic achievement and an increasingly difficult social adjustment. It is this combination of factors that can be the impetus to poor decision making, as well as high risk and self destructive behavior for freshman.

Join the Link Crew to make sure incoming Freshmen have a great experience in our building!

**If you're interested in being a Link Crew member for the 2026-27 school year, please contact Mrs. Kliebenstein.

Pre-Requisites:

Must be a Junior or Senior in High School
Comply with the Mt. Horeb High School Code of Conduct

Advisors
Becky Kliebenstein
608.437.7274

MoHo Esports

Esports allows schools to redefine their athletic culture, diversity opportunities for student participation, increase collegiate scholarship pathways, promote good physical & mental health & play games!

Meeting Date/Time/Requirements:

First Meeting: September 9, 2025 @ 3:30pm
Students need to register here prior to the first meeting
Preseason for Fall starts on September 15, 2025
The titles will be Super Smash Bros and Overwatch 2
Meeting and practices will be held after school based on the schedule found here
Competition dates will posted by the coach when available

Advisor
Dan Coffey
608.437.7053

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Sep 9 2025

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3:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Mount Horeb High School - Video Lab - Rm 431