Complete List of Clubs

The Aeronautics Club encourages learning about Drones and practical applications through builds and competitions. 

The Yorktown High School Ambassador Program is an initiative where students represent and promote school spirit and activities. The program aims to foster a positive school environment, build leadership skills, and create a more inclusive and spirited school community.

The ASL Club provides students a beginning understanding of simple American Sign Language as an introduction to the language as well as the Deaf community.  The club aims to engage in fundraising and community outreach to help support members of the Deaf community.  We aim to make our school and local communities more accessible to individuals with language access differences. 

In Art Club, students can work on independent art projects in the YHS Art Suite.  Students hang out, create art, help each other learn new techniques and have fun! 

The Big Buddy organization is a club devoted to easing the transition of the incoming ninth graders to YHS.  

  In Book Club we gather together and share in the love of literature.

Come join us at Chess Club! You don't even need to know how to play; we can teach you everything you need to know. Beginners and masters are welcome! If you like chess, or you're interested in learning how to play, feel free to join us at any time! 

Circle of Friends is a club that reaches out to our Skills and Achievement students with autism and other disabilities and involves them in a full experience of socializing with their high school peers. 

CLEO is an initiative that bridges the digital divide between generations, connecting high school students with seniors to share essential technology skills.

The Comic Drawing Club is a creative hub for students who love storytelling and art. Members collaborate, share ideas, and develop their skills in drawing, writing, and designing comics while exploring different styles and techniques. It’s a fun space to bring your imagination to life!

Join the Cosmetology and Special Effects Makeup Club! Whether you're interested in creating stunning everyday makeup, intricate updos, or transforming yourself into a movie monster, this club is your stage. We'll explore techniques for everything from theatrical makeup and prosthetics to classic beauty looks and nail art. Come unleash your creativity and turn your passion into a masterpiece!

Culture Club hopes to represent the diversity that unites the student body at YHS. It will also explore various world cultures, including traditions, languages, foods, festivals, and histories. 

The Dance Company consists of numerous dancers who work together to produce an annual performance.  Students must follow through with the audition process and be selected to participate. 

In Debate Club, students pick a new topic for debate each week, write a resolution to be debated on that topic, then prepare to debate in teams. 

The students in Drama Club will experience and develop such skills as: auditioning, rehearsing, scene blocking, character interpretation and development, acting, critiquing themselves and their fellow actors, improvisation and working with props, scenery and costumes, that will culminate in participating in a drama production. 

Interested in Engineering? Collaborate on fun and creative projects to benefit our district and community while gaining experience for college. 

The Environmental Club is open to all students interested in the environment.  Students become aware of what is going on in school, the community, and the region regarding environmental issues. 

Envirothon is a series of hands-on contests in which teams of high school students compete to solve environmental problems.  

The Fashion Club is a vibrant community for students passionate about style and design. Members explore fashion trends, share ideas, and develop skills in design, sewing, and styling. It’s a space to express creativity and celebrate individuality through fashion!

FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) is a dynamic club for students interested in business, leadership, and career development. Members participate in competitions, workshops, and networking opportunities to build skills in entrepreneurship, management, and public speaking, preparing for success in the professional world.

"Finding Our Own Different Diets" Grow, prepare and share delicious, nutritious food together utilizing school-garden grown food.

The Forensic Science Club is an engaging space for students fascinated by crime scene investigation and scientific analysis. Members explore topics like fingerprinting, DNA analysis, and evidence collection, gaining hands-on experience while solving mock cases and uncovering the science behind solving crimes.

The Future Teachers of America Club is a supportive community for students interested in pursuing careers in education. Members explore teaching strategies, develop leadership skills, and gain hands-on experience through mentorship and classroom activities, preparing to inspire the next generation.

The GSA Club provides a safe place for students to meet, support each other, talk about issues related to sexual orientation, and work to end discrimination based on sexual orientation. 

The History Club is a group for students who love exploring the past and understanding its impact on the present. Members engage in discussions, research projects, field trips, and interactive activities that bring historical events and figures to life, fostering a deeper appreciation for history and its lessons.

Learn how to knit or crochet during Hooks and Needles Club! No experience necessary. We work together and donate our blankets and other items to animal organizations.

Key Club is a service program for high school students.  The members are given opportunities to volunteer for local and national organizations.

For any student interested in learning what it means to be involved in Law Enforcement. Potential trips include visits to a courthouse, police academy and police station. Guest speakers from the FBI, ATF, Bomb Squad, K-9 Dog Handlers, YPD Chief of Police, Local Town Judges and the Aviation Unit with a helicopter landing.  

The Yorktown Legends Club is affiliated with the JCK Foundation, and our mission is to reduce the stigma around mental health at YHS. Our club strives to create an open, supportive environment for students and explore ways to make mental health conversations approachable and empowering. Members share self-care strategies and learn how to support their friends, classmates, and loved ones effectively.

The Math Honor Society recognizes and encourages students who excel in mathematics. It provides a platform for mathematically talented students to connect, participate in competitions, and explore mathematics beyond the standard curriculum.

The MedLife Club is a student organization focused on promoting health, wellness, and access to medical care both locally and globally. Members participate in community service projects, health education campaigns, and fundraising efforts to support health initiatives, aiming to make a positive impact on communities in need.

The Medical Sciences Club is a space for students passionate about exploring the fields of medicine and health sciences. Members engage in activities like lab experiments, discussions on medical advancements, and guest lectures, fostering curiosity and preparing for future careers in healthcare.

The Mental Health Awareness Club is a supportive space for students to learn about and promote mental health and well-being. Members participate in mindfulness activities and stress-reduction techniques, engage in discussions to raise awareness, and help reduce stigma around mental health.

The students in the Musical will experience and develop such skills as: auditioning, rehearsing, scene blocking, character interpretation and development, acting, solo and ensemble singing, movement and dance techniques, critiquing themselves and their fellow actors, improvisation and working with props, scenery and costumes, that will culminate in participating in a musical production.

 The Music Appreciation Club is a space for students who are passionate about exploring different genres, artists, and the history of music. In this club, members will share and discover new music, discuss the cultural impact of various styles, and even attend concerts or host music-related events. Whether you’re a musician or simply a music lover, this club offers a fun, relaxed environment to deepen your understanding and enjoyment of all things music!

The National Honor Society (NHS) is an esteemed organization that recognizes high school students for their academic achievement, leadership, service, and character. Members are selected based on their dedication to excellence in these areas and participate in community service projects, school initiatives, and leadership opportunities that contribute to personal growth and the betterment of their school and community.

Pets and Wildlife for Students - PAWS is a club where Yorktown High School students can meet to learn about exotic and domesticated animals and how to help them. 

The Ping-Pong Club is a fun and friendly space for students to play and improve their table tennis skills. Members enjoy casual games, friendly matches, and mini-tournaments, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and healthy competition while staying active and having fun.

Volunteer to help coach and support our student athletes on the Pioneer League team!

Students explore the history and significance of notable musicians, actors, and public figures in the Pop Culture Club.  They also discuss conspiracy theories regarding the deaths of people like Tupak, Princess Diana and President Kennedy.

Psychology Club members participate in fun experiments that test how your brain works. Everything from what colors correlate to what emotions to how easily you can tell what someone is feeling. This club is a place where you can learn about your brain in a fun way!

The Robotics Club teaches students about engineering and computer science, including: programming, robot design, and robotic competition strategy.

Ronald McDonald House Club is a club that does a variety of fundraising and activities to help raise money for families at the Ronald McDonald House in Hudson Valley who have children in the hospital. It gives students the opportunity to raise awareness for the RMDH and help a sub-community that is intertwined with our own. 

Students Against Destructive Decisions is a student group whose mission is to educate other students against making destructive decisions. 

The Science Honor Society is an organization that recognizes and celebrates students' outstanding achievements in science. Members demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, engage in scientific research, and participate in community service projects that promote scientific awareness and education. The society provides opportunities for students to deepen their passion for science, collaborate with peers, and contribute to the advancement of the field.

Science Olympiad is a national non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of K-12 science education, creating a technologically-literate workforce and providing recognition for outstanding achievement by both students and teachers. 

The Smart Investments Club is a student-led organization focused on teaching financial literacy and investment strategies. Members learn about stock market trends, portfolio management, and investment techniques through workshops, simulations, and discussions. The club helps students develop practical skills for managing finances and making informed financial decisions.

Rho Kappa is a national honor society for high school students who excel in social studies. The organization's name comes from the Greek words resh, which means "head", and kaf, which means "palm of the hand". The name symbolizes the idea that knowledge is useless without service.  

Soupstone is Yorktown High School’s art and literary magazine.  It is a yearly publication dedicated to showcasing the many talented artists and writers attending our school. 

The Student Senate is an organization that seeks to promote greater student involvement and participation in all areas of school life.  Students can sign up to plan important school events.

Curious what it takes to put an event together in the auditorium?  Work behind the scenes and in the booth controlling the lights, sounds, and sets in Tech Crew.

Tri-M is an honor society for students in music. Tri-M Music Honors Society invites musical students in pursuit of spreading joy through music to apply.  Our mission is to perform, lead, and serve the community.

The United Against Hate Club is a student organization dedicated to promoting inclusivity, respect, and understanding within the school community. Members work together to raise awareness about social justice issues, organize events that celebrate diversity, and foster conversations that combat prejudice and discrimination. The club aims to create a supportive environment where everyone feels valued and empowered to stand against hate.

The concept and mission of Varsity Students Against Substance Abuse is based on the philosophy that student athletes are given a great deal of status and serve as role models for other students. 

Our award winning high school newspaper, The Voice, is an open forum for student expression and opinion that is conceived, designed and executed solely by the student body.  The Voice welcomes contributions from the entire student body: editors, writers, artists and photographers. 

Any student interested in using weights to improve his or her physical well being is invited to use the weight room after school.

Workload Organize hopes to serve as a student-helping-student system where members help each other manage (strategize) completion of high school workload to reduce stress and increase your own free time.

 Elevate your writing skills with our bi-weekly prompts in Writing Club!

All students, grades 9 through 12, are welcome to join our Yearbook Club staff.  Membership drive announcements will be made in September for photographers, copy editors and other positions.