Clubs & Activities

Do you like to read and discuss books? All are welcome! We meet in the library during lunch one Friday a month. Visit our website for more more information and sign up for our Google Classroom.

• Advisor: Ms. Thomas
• First meeting: First Thursdays of the month during lunch in Collaboraquarium

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At EHS, Broadcast Journalism is a class. This group produces weekly ETV episodes. Interested students may register during the spring semester for positions in the class. See the Course Catalog for more information.

• Advisor: Mr. Speers

A welcoming environment where anyone of any ability level can come to play a game of chess.

• Sponsor: Mr. Strout
• Time: G213, Advise on Thursdays, Lab 2

An award-winning program that uses sabers, flags, rifles dance and theater in five-minute performances.

• Advisor: Mr. Goshorn

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Students work independently to earn a community service letter for their community involvement. A community service letter award application is required.

• Advisor: Mrs. Anderson

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D&D is a role-playing game where there are unlimited story possibilities and a fully interactive world. This game builds problem-solving skills and teamwork, and is entertaining!

• Advisor: Ms. Berkman
• Meeting time: Tuesdays after school until 4:30 and Thursdays at lunch in H405

We participate in recycling and environmental advocacy events. Our goal is to spread awareness about wildfire prevention and promote environmentally conscious habits.

• Advisor: Ms. Berkman & Ms. Anderson
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Have a good time sacking with a wonderful community of people.  

• Advisor: Ms. Thomas
• Meeting time: Mondays, 3:45-4:15 in the library

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives … one heart at a time. FCA focuses on serving local communities around the globe by engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, inspire and change the world through the gospel.

• Advisor: Ms. Thomas
• Meeting time: Fridays, 7:45 AM in the library

We play foosball.

• Advisors: Mr. Hamm, Mr. Meyers and Mr. Speyer
• Meeting time: all days during lunch and often after school, B315

A student-run organization that unites the LGTBQIA+ community and allied youth. Intended to provide a safe place for students to meet, support each other, talk about issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and work to end discrimination of all kinds. 

• Advisor: Ms. Bolding
• Meeting time: TBD

Hiking Club- Love the outdoors? Join the Hiking Club! We explore local trails, build friendships, and enjoy Colorado’s natural beauty together. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, all are welcome. Come for the adventure, stay for the views!

• Advisor: Mr. Fredrickson 
• Meeting time: Check in with Fredrickson on days and times.  

HOSA, or Health Occupations Students of America, is a national student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Education Division of ACTE. Its mission is to empower future health professionals through leadership development, motivation, and recognition. HOSA provides opportunities for students to explore health careers, develop essential skills, and contribute to the healthcare community.

Advisor - Mrs. Bruns 

Meeting time- Twice a month, during lunch or after school. To be determined   H402

EHS Investment Club members oversee and manage a student-led investment portfolio valued at over $100,000 for the EHS Foundation. Members learn about proper portfolio construction, types of investments and investing strategies. Students apply their knowledge and understanding of investing to buy, sell, and manage investments within the portfolio. 

• Advisor: Mr. Brady
• Meeting time: during Honors Economics class

Key Club is a service organization for the school and community sponsored by the Blue Spruce Kiwanis Club. Our aim is the development of initiative, leadership and good citizenship. All students are welcome to participate.

• Advisors: Ms. Maniscalco 
• Meeting time: Every other Wednesday during Lab 2 beginning September 9th in the library Collaboraquarium

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A mentor group helping freshmen transition to high school and volunteering in other activities at school. EHS faculty and staff recommend students for admission into this diverse group of leaders. Sophomores and juniors apply to be Link Leaders in the spring semester. 

• Advisors: Ms. Meyers and Ms. Thomas
• Meeting time: Link events take place throughout the year

A new edition to EHS!  This competition club practices twice per month to compete in their subcategory against other schools.  All levels welcome!

• Advisor: Ms. Stanley
• Meeting time: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at lunch in G214

Keeping Kids Full and Focused - The Mountain Backpack Program is an all-volunteer service project of Evergreen Lutheran Church and Evergreen Rotary that provides food for kids who experience food insecurity.  We provide backpacks of food for kids in Evergreen, Marshdale, Clear Creek County, and Gilpin County each weekend during the school year.  Additionally, we stock food pantries in 11 schools to keep all students full and focused during the school day.  EHS students are welcome to volunteer with the program and earn service hours by helping to pack backpacks, deliver food, shop for food, host a food drive, or become a packing leader.  Please contact Janet Anderson at calliecoll@comcast.net or sign up at https://www.mountainbackpacks.org/volunteer.

The Evergreen High School Mountain Bike Team is part of the Colorado High School Mountain Bike League. Our season is in the fall with four (4) races followed by a state race. All abilities are welcome to participate with our team. We practice Tues, Wed and Thurs afterschool and do weekend rides when we are not racing.

• Advisor: Mr. Speers

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We will plan and paint murals inside EHS and in downtown Evergreen!

• Advisor: Ms. Grundemann
• Meeting time: Thursdays, 3:00-3:30. p.m. Meet in the Art Room A308

We want to revive the written "voice of Evergreen" for members and non-members using The Claw as a medium. Through journalism, research, photography and art, we want to put out a bimonthly piece of literature that can encourage active reading and writing participation for any and everyone who wants to submit or participate.

• Advisor: Ms. Anderson
• Meeting Time: Weekdays After School in the Futures Center

NHS is an honorary leadership organization open to 11th- and 12th-grade students who meet national criteria. Students engage in community service, maintain strong academics and exemplify citizenship.

• Advisor: Ms. Anderson, Ms. Naumer, & Ms. Wells
• Meeting Time: The first Monday of every Month from 3:50-4:20 in the Library

  • September 9th, October 7th, November 4th, December 2nd, January 6th, February 3rd, March 3rd, April 7th

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The Resilience1220 Club is a safe, supportive space where students can explore mental wellness, build emotional strength, and connect with peers. In partnership with Resilience1220—a local nonprofit offering free counseling and support for youth ages 12–20—our club promotes resilience through open conversations, creative activities, and community outreach. Whether you're looking to learn coping skills, support others, or just be part of a positive movement, this club is here to help you thrive.

Science Olympiad is a science competition club. Students can compete in a wide range of events from building towers to studying anatomy and physiology.

• Advisors: Ms. DuRoss and Ms. King
• Meeting time: Thursdays during lunch, H413 (first meeting 9/5/24)

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• Encourages academic excellence: The SNHS recognizes and celebrates students who have excelled in the field of science. 

• Fosters a sense of community: Members come together to share their passion for science. 

• Enhances science education: Chapters are encouraged to organize guest lectures, workshops, and field trips to supplement their education. 

• Promotes leadership and service: The SNHS emphasizes leadership and service, encouraging students to take on roles within the organization and contribute to their community. 

• Recognition and prestige: Membership in SNHS is an honor that recognizes students' dedication and achievements in the field of science. 

• Service to the community: SNHS encourages students to engage in community service activities with a scientific focus. 

Meeting Location: Time, TBD (check back soon), E314

Sponsor: Mr. Fuller

Expose female students to engineers in order to promote the understanding of different types of engineering fields and careers.

• Advisors: Ms. King and Dr. Bruns
• Meeting time: once per month on Thursday lunch, H413 via Science Olympiad (see Ms. King for details)

Open to all students.

Sponsor: Mr. Brake

Meeting Times: Wed. and Thurs. during lunch on field (inclement weather in small gym), 12:10-12:55

Student Senate is an iconic club featuring school leaders who plan events and lead schoolwide community service. Senators are the voice of the students. They work together to ensure a vibrant and inclusive school community. Tenth- through 12th-grade elections are held in the spring. Ninth-graders apply for membership in the fall. If you are someone who likes organizing events, advocating for your peers and creating a positive school culture for everyone, Senate is the club for you!

• Advisors: Ms. Grundemann
• Meeting time: 1st period

Theatre Society is open to everyone who wants to get involved in plays, improv and theatre festivals. We will be meeting throughout the school year.

• Advisor: Ms. Janez

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The EHS Indoor Percussion team performs, develops teamwork and showcases their performance skills at competitions. Students learn and master instruments with great instructions. Seasons run from December through early May.

• Advisor: Mr. Goshorn

At EHS, yearbook is a class. The yearbook staff produces the EHS annual yearbook. Students may apply during the spring semester for positions on the staff. See the EHS course catalog for more information.

• Advisor: Mrs. Graham

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Take action, build international understanding and make new friends around the world. Interact clubs bring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of “Service Above Self.” Find out how serious leadership can be seriously fun.

• Advisor: Mrs. Anderson
• Meeting time: Every two weeks on Thursdays, 8:45-9:30.  First meeting is 9/12/24

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A hands‑on club where students learn how cars work from a mechanical perspective. Members will explore automotive systems, practice basic maintenance skills, and hear from industry professionals through guest speaker sessions.

• Advisor: Mrs. Thomas
• Meeting time: Monday after school 
• Location: Library

The Equestrian Club provides students with an opportunity to learn about horsemanship, riding, and equine care while connecting with others who share a passion for horses. Members participate in educational activities, guest presentations, community service projects, and riding-related events that promote responsibility, teamwork, leadership, and a love of the equestrian lifestyle. No prior riding experience is required, and all students are welcome to join.

• Advisor: Dr. Wyatt
• Meeting time: Before School 
• Location: Dr. Wyatts room

The Fly Fishing Club brings together students who enjoy fishing, the outdoors, and learning new skills. Members explore fly fishing techniques, casting, knot tying, fly tying, conservation practices, and local fishing opportunities. Through hands-on activities, guest speakers, and group outings, students develop outdoor skills, environmental stewardship, teamwork, and a lifelong appreciation for rivers, lakes, and the natural world. No prior experience is required, and all students are welcome to join.

• Advisor: Mr. Clagett
• Meeting time: Friday's during lunch
• Location: Ceramics/Jewelry room