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Sponsor: Jose Padilla
Email:jose.padilla@rrps.net
Meets: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays 2 pm - 3:30 pm in room 1120
National Archery in the schools program is aimed at improving education performance among students. Archery helps students through focus, self-control, discipline, patience and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and life.
Sponsor: MarieEve Gerard
Email:MarieEve.gerard@rrps.net
Meets: Thursday 1:50 pm - 3:00 pm
Do you have any Asian or pacific islander heritage? Want to learn more about your culture and get active in the community? Then you might want to consider joining Cleveland's Asian Pacific Islander Student Union! Sponsored by Madame Gerard in room 2138, we meet every Thursday after school!
Art and craft club is for people who have an urge to make stuff. From drawing/painting to sewing/knitting and everything in between, this club is a place for creative individuals to meet like-minded peers. We will participate in community projects around the school, including collaboration with the theater tech and drama departments. We will also share knowledge and skills necessary to make just about anything you may envision.
Arm wrestling club is a friendly competitive club where we learn and practice the art of arm wrestling on a professional table. Come watch and compete against other members to see who is the strongest! You will learn techniques and secrets known by the professionals to become a stronger and more skilled arm wrestler. We will have tournaments and exhibition matches between students to prepare students for tournaments around the state. Come to arm wrestling club and grow one of the greatest sports in the world!
Sponsor: Christina Dukes & Paige Maesta
Email: christina.dukes@rrps.net
Meets: Every other Wednesday, 2 pm-3 pm
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Best Buddies® is an organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Black Student Union to promote activities of common interest, as well as cultural and educational benefits for the African American student body. All students are welcomed.
Sponsor: John Abrahamson
Email: john.abrahamson@rrps.net
Meets: Tuesdays & Thursdays-3:00 pm-4:30 pm @ StarlightBowling Center Starting on September 30th.
Find out why bowling is a sport that lasts a lifetime. Bowling is the fastest growing high school sport and gives students the opportunity to become involved. Club runs from Oct. to Feb.
CAD is for students to design various items on the CAD Inventor program, such as key chains, earrings and phone cases, along with any other ideas they may develop. Use 3D printer. Open to any student, but must be willing to work and learn.
Sponsor: Daniela Keller
Email: daniela.keller@rrps.net
Meets: Thursdays 1:50 pm - 2:50 pm
Rm 2129
Chess can be viewed as a form of exercise for the brain. Chess also builds strong character and participants can begin playing at any age. Chess is an excellent example of an activity that requires a high level of sportsmanship. Participants will participate in competitions and tournaments including the NMAA State Tournament.
Sponsor: Daniel Schneider
Email: daniel.schneider@rrps.net
Meets: Tuesday 2:00 pm to 3:00pm
Rm 3128
Students explore different genres of writing and experiment with various writing techniques. It's a club filled with writing ideas, exercises, and prompts.
Sponsor: Erin Carrica & Chris Quintana
Email: erin.carrica@rrps.net / christopher.quintana@rrps.net
Meets: In class
DECA is a co-curricular, student –centered educational organization. For almost 60 years, DECA’s mission has been to enhance the education of students with interest in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.
Sponsor: Kyle Curry
Email: kyle.curry@rrps.net
Meets: Mondays at 1:55 in Room 3105
Educators Rising is transforming how America develops as-piring teachers. EdRising provides passionate young people with hands-on teaching experience, sustain their interest in the profession, and help them cultivate the skills they need to be successful educators. Visit the website to learn more!
Sponsor: Tom Ta
Co-Sponsor: Andrae Pierre-Louis
Email: tom.ta@rrps.net
Meets: Every Day 2:00-2:50
Rm: 1108
Esports is the newest NMAA sanctioned club and is a form of competition using video games. Team members will compete against other schools from around New Mexico during the season that runs from January to April. Depending on the number of students tryouts may be required.
Sponsor: Regan Montoya & Mr. Villi
Email: regan.montoya@rrps.net
Meets: Wednesdays during lunch
A Lunch - RM 1101
B Lunch - RM 2130
We are a club who talks about faith and a relationship with Jesus. We help students navigate through any storms they may be experiencing in their life. This is a space to ask and answer faith based questions around and about who Jesus is. We are here to show there is faith through the Storm!
Sponsor: Kelton McPherson & Lauren Huey
Email: kelton.mcpherson@rrps.net, , lauren.huey@rrps.net
Meets: Tuesday 2:00 pm -3:00 pm Rm. 1100
Future Farmers of America is a student organization centered around agricultural education, leadership and community service. Participants learn skills directly applicable to career fields and develop the skills necessary to be a successful leader.
Sponsor: John Dao
Email: john.dao@rrps.net
Meets: DAY TBD 1:50 pm-2:40 PM
Rm. 2128
A GSA club is a student-run club that brings together LGBTQI+ and straight students to support each other, provide a safe place to socialize, and create a platform to fight for racial, gender, LGBTQ, and economic justice.
Sponsor: Gretchen Futey
Email: gretchen.futey@rrps.net
Meets:
Every Monday after School 1:55-2:40 Room A3111
Regular meetings provide opportunities to learn about health careers, develop skills, and compete in an NMAA competition focused on health professional careers.
Japanese Anime & Manga Club. Come and discuss your favorite アニメ Anime shows, share recommendations, draw 漫画 Manga, and enjoy various East Asian cultural activities.
Sponsor: Wilbert Romero
Email: Wilbert.romero@rrps.net
Mon-Fri 1:50 pm-3:00 pm JROTC Range
Come be a part of Cleveland’s award winning JROTC Army program. Provides quality citizenship, character and leadership development program while fostering partnerships with communities and educational institutions. The mission of the JROTC program is "To motivate young people to be better citizens."
Today JROTC seeks to train students in leadership and motivational skills that will serve them during their school years and throughout their lives.
JROTC is not a recruitment program; however, many graduating cadets enlist in the military with advanced rank and/or compete successfully for scholarships and military academy appointments.
The military framework of the program is a very effective way to instill goal-directed, success-oriented attitudes and behaviors. AJROTC competes against high schools throughout New Mexico and even on the regional and national level if qualified. Events include color guard, drill, physical fitness, and air rifle.
Sponsor: Gretchen Futey
Email: gretchen.futey@rrp.net
Meets: Meets every other Tuesday after school from
1:55-2:40. Alternate weeks are officer meetings.
Leadership is grounded in humility and service to others. A true leader listens, recognizes, and empowers.
Character is built by everyday acts of kindness, integrity and teamwork to grow stronger relationships and communities.
We welcome people of all backgrounds and ethnicities to join in serving and making a positive difference in our world.
Sponsor: Sawyer Schultz
Email: sawyer.schultz@rrps.net
Meet on Monday -Friday during 6th period and after school in Room 3119
Mock Trial is a Co-Curricular activity that gives students the opportunity to experience the legal system firsthand. Competitors take on the roles of witnesses, attorneys, artists, and journalists working together to prepare and present cases in trial against other schools around the state. Through Mock Trial students learn critical thinking, public speaking, and teamwork to compete in the NMAA’s Gene Franchini Mock Trial Competition. Mock Trial is perfect for students who want a deeper understanding of law, to build their confidence, and who can rise to a challenge.
Sponsors: Maria Burns and Mark Riniker
Email: maria.burns@rrps.net and mark.riniker@rrps.net
Meets:
Thursday A lunch in Room A2109, Mark Riniker ext. 52644
Thursday B lunch in Room A3209, Maria Burns ext. 52238
Thursday after school in Room A2109, Mark Riniker, ext. 52644
Purpose of the club is to promote cultural awareness and a broader understanding of the diversity at Cleveland High School. It is a place to share and celebrate your cultural heritage and expand your knowledge about the different cultural identities around you. ALL ARE WELCOMED !
Sponsors: Cari Davis & Angela Seiler
Email: cari.davis@rrps.net or angela.seiler@rrps.net
Meets: Monday 1:50pm Lecture Hall
The National Honor Society is the nation’s premier organizations established to recognize outstanding high school students. Further information can be found on www.nhs.gov. Students must apply, meet criteria and be inducted by the NHS national organization.
Sponsors: Maria Burns
Email: maria.burns@rrps.net
Meets: Wednesdays 1:55 pm - 2:55 pm
Room 1211/1138
The CHS Native American Student Union is a student-led organization that welcomes all who are interested in learning about and celebrating Native American cultures. We aim to build community through culturally rooted social events and organized efforts that support meaningful causes.
The Robotics Club is a club that helps provide a set of experience to facilitate the student's development of knowledge, skills and attitudes for the design, analysis, application and operation of robots. The Robotic Club helps students prepare for the RoboRave at the end of the school year. No prior experience required.
Sponsor: Joseph Santiago
Email: joseph.santiago@rrps.net
Meets: Thursdays 1:50 pm-3:30 pm
Concert Hall
This club allows musicians and those interested in playing popular music a chance to learn and perform in a professional environment. Students learn music, rehearsal techniques, stage presence, performing skills and how to create an audio and video demo.
Sponsor: Leah Felty
Co-Sponsor: Katherine Lucero
Email: leah.felty@rrps.net; katherine.lucero@rrps.net
Meets: Wednesdays after school in RM 2119
Science Olympiad is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of science education. Science Olympiad at CHS is devoted to improving the quality of science education, increasing student interest in science, and providing recognition of outstanding achievement. Science Olympiad competitions are like academic track meets with events balanced between the disciplines of biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, computers and technology. Students selected for the CHS team cross-train for a variety of events in their skill set and compete at regional and state competitions.
Sponsor: John Booker & Kristen Sider
Email: john.booker@rrps.net
Meets: Thursdays 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Room 1101
The SkillsUSA / Criminal Justice Club is a National Organization that supports the skilled trades and offers competitive events. Our club is for anyone that wants to learn more about the field of law enforcement and forensics. We will train in the skills required for careers in Law Enforcement and Crime Scene Investigation. We will use evidence to solve mock crimes, learn about police procedures, compete, develop hands-on skills, and learn about the laws that govern how our law enforcement agencies interact with the public. Service projects will be a big part of our club and will be required. Giving back to our communities and being of service to the citizenry is core to the values of every law enforcement agency. In our club we will focus on Communication skills, situational awareness, emergency response, and community safety. Throughout the year we will tour local Law Enforcement facilities and prepare for the SkillsUSA State and National Competitions.
Sponsor: Mackenzie Lementino
Email: Mackenzie.lementino@rrps.net
Meets: Fridays 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Rm. 2107
This club is offered to those who enjoy public speaking and want to become better speakers. This club also helps students who are uncomfortable speaking publicly to learn how to speak confidently. Speech and Debate also allows students to practice de-bate skills in a formal setting,
Sponsor: Kyle Norby
Email: kyle.norby@rrps.net
Meets: Wednesdays at 2:00 pm in Room 1155
Storm Chasers is an organization that is all about film and video production. They work together to write, film, edit, and produce the announcements, sporting events, special announcement and so much more!
The purpose of the Storming STEM team is to inspire Cleveland High School students to further their interests in learning about STEM and pursuing careers in STEM fields. Storming STEM participates in local, state and national competitions with the goal to learn how to create solutions to problems and challenges using STEM derived ideas.
StuGo is the student governing body for CHS. Students are elected in the spring for the following school year. Students must at least run for an office to be in the class.
Sponsor: Gretchen Futey
Email: gretchen.futey@rrps.net
Meets: TBD
Students for Choice is a club that advocates for women's rights and for birthing people to have bodily autonomy. They also try to raise awareness of current cases and legislation that can impact bodily autonomy.
Sponsors: Nina Baros & Erin Carrica
Email: nina.baros@rrps.net or erin.carrica@rrps.net
Meets: Tuesdays
A Lunch - 1108
B Lunch - Rm. 2134
Students for Life is a national organization working to inform and educate students on a pro-life stance. Join us to study the biological definition of when life begins, to learn about how the business of abortion exploits women, to discover the inherent value of every human being, to raise funds to donate to local pregnancy centers who offer free services, and to protect our most basic human rights.
Sponsors: Tara-Thomas-Grauer
Email: tara.thomas-grauer@rrps.net
Meets: Thursdays from 2:00 pm-4:00 pm -Room 1149
Table Top is club for students to get together and play various table top games. It is for students who enjoy any strategy, fantasy, cooperative, adventure, role-playing or deck-building games. Games like Dungeons and Dragons are the backbone of our club, but we enjoy tabletop games of all types.
Sponsors: Douglas Dent
Email: douglas.dent@rrps.net
Meets: Concert Hall -Thursdays 1:50 pm-3:30 pm
Theater Tech Club is your chance to go behind the scenes of Cleveland events and concerts, help put on the play and musical, and hone your artistic talents in a variety of ways. Join our team and you'll get hands on experience with painting, construction, lighting, sound, prop making, and costumes, as well as an extremely friendly and dedicated community.
The Thespian Club is a drama club for any students that are interested in the theater. Thespian participate in the high school play productions as well as the NMAA One Act Plays. Learn all aspects of the theater. You do not have to be in drama class to participate.
Sponsor: Katie Flores
Email: katherine.flores@rrps.net
Meets in class during 5th period
Help design and put together a yearbook that will never be forgotten. This group of students meet as a class throughout the school day. Hours are required outside of the regular school day.
https://sites.google.com/rrps.net/clevelandhighschoolyearbook/home