What is JSA?

JSA a is nonpartisan (meaning they do not favor any political side or any political views), student run club that stands for the Junior State of America. Created in 1934, the Junior State of America is a place where high schoolers interested in the institutions that affect the world around them — politics and government, foreign affairs, the law, and education — can meet and interact with others that share this interest. It is a nationwide club and accepting of everyone!

JSA is a place where students of all different backgrounds can come and discuss their views, via thought talks, crisis scenarios, and debates. The topics of discussion vary, so they encompass all interests. There are so many opportunities for participation, but it is no need required.

Why Join JSA?

JSA allows you to talk with both those who share and those who oppose your views. This will make you more openminded and expand your knowledge.
Having knowledge on politics is helpful, but not necessary for the club. In JSA, you learn about the world around you from multiple perspectives.
You get to share and express your opinions in an environment which will both support and challenge your ideas.
You will learn how to better communicate with your peers
Share amazing experiences from members of our school, as well as meet students from different schools.
The topics of discussion vary greatly, so theres always something interesting
It is not a commitment, you can come to how many meetings you want
It also looks great on a college application!

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