The clubs and organizations recognized by the Harding University High School ICC are student-led and supervised by staff. Each group has been developed by students in collaboration with staff advisors. Contact the staff advisor for additional details.

There are six different categories in which clubs/organizations have been classified. This will better assist you when exploring clubs are offered at Harding. When selecting which club(s) to participate in, it is best to diversify your portfolio of involvement. As some clubs may cross over between categories, we have chosen the category that best defines the club based on the purpose and mission of the club. The six categories in which a club may be classified are listed below:

Academic: These clubs/groups focus on developing personal skills and/or knowledge in relation to the related academic subject.

Cultural: These clubs/groups focus on learning the language, traditions, rituals, etc. of the identified culture(s).

Honor Societies: These clubs/groups are nationally recognized and acknowledge excellence in a specific academic discipline. These are organized according to which category they best fit under.

Human Interaction/Service Based: These clubs/groups work to improve the lives of others, both in the school and the community, through work with the disabled, homeless and countless other areas of need.

Leisure: These clubs/groups support activities related to students' personal interests including (but not limited to), religion, music, gaming, etc.

Social Justice: These clubs/groups actively work to improve society and/or spread awareness about social justice issues.