Activities & Clubs

Have Fun, Get Involved!

ASB cards are required for club & sports participation. ASB cards can be purchased from the JHS Bookkeeping Office. The office is open before & after school, and during lunches.

We have multiple clubs to choose from!

ASAP

Meeting time is club days in Room 375.

ASAP (African-American Student Advocacy Program) is a group that centers around having a space for African American students to thrive. It provides students with a chance to celebrate their heritage and share it with others while also offering opportunities to socialize and get to know students at Juanita. All students are invited to participate in the program; membership is not limited to students of African descent. The program is very flexible and has a lot of variety among activities and club meetings

Advisor: Mr. Bowlby

Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI)

ASL Honor Society

Athletes for Kids

Atypical/Neurodivergent (AND)

Drama

Drama Club - Ms. Elizabeth McMurray-Hauk, after school, during the Production Workshop times (which vary depending on our play schedule).

Drama offers regular hour classes, and an after-school Production Workshop class that is open to drama club members at the beginning of each semester. The club meets after school, and members are involved in all facets of our drama productions at JHS.

Awareness for Homelessness

Chess

Class Cabinets

Class Cabinets: Wednesdays, during lunch

Each year brings different responsibilities; some activities include Homecoming events, school t-shirt or sweatshirt design, class ring and graduation announcement designs, your senior prom and all kinds of other decisions regarding your graduating class. One important responsibility of a Class Cabinet is to raise money for their senior prom.Open to all-you can even join as a senior!

Freshman Cabinet: TBA

Sophomore Cabinet: Ms. Bowers & Ms. Evans

Junior Cabinet: Mr. Salmi

Senior Cabinet: Ms. Bell & Ms. Gengo

Classical Literature

D & D

DECA

DECA Ms. Jennifer Harris, Rm 131, Days TBD

DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. If you are interested in a career in marketing or business, sign up for a marketing or business class and you are automatically in DECA. If you are not in a class, join our after-school club to prepare for competition and go to leadership conferences.

How to Start a Club:

Club Criteria

New Club Proposal Form

GSA

Meeting time is Wednesdays after school 12:45-1:05 and Fridays after school 2:50-3:20.

The Gender & Sexuality Alliance is a student-run organization dedicated to providing a safe and nurturing environment for LGBTQIA people and their Straight Allies to come together and express themselves, while working toward bettering their community and combating homophobia and transphobia in all its forms. In GSA students watch movies, learn about LGBTQIA folks from history, discuss current issues facing the community and build relationships based on shared values and experiences.

Advisor: Mr. Taylor Bowlby

Honor Society

Honor Society– Mrs. Jesse RM 208

Meeting are every first Friday of the month, 7:20a, Library

This is a nationally sponsored club that is oriented around and promotes school and community service. Students must reapply to participate yearly. Participation applications are due by September 28. Participants must maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA for one year and complete 30 hours of service to be eligible for the spring induction as a full member of the National Honor Society. Once inducted, members must maintain their 3.5 GPA, 30 hours yearly, and attend meeting thorough the year. Bulletin-board with all material/forms/turn-in box is located in RM 208.

HOSA

Interact

Interact Club- Mrs. Rodland - Thursdays, Homeroom Club Time, meet in the CCC.
Interact Club provides volunteer opportunities to anyone who would like to join. It gives members a chance to give back to our community. Our service projects involve blood drives held twice yearly, collecting food for Hopelink, cleaning up local parks and designing cards for members of Merrill Gardens, senior living homes. Connected with Kirkland Rotary.

Key

Knitting Club

Kpop/Kdrama Club

Languages: ASL, French, Japanese & Spanish

Our French, Japanese, and Spanish clubs are quite active, creating cultural awareness festivities throughout the year.

*French Club - Advisor: Ms Landin

*Japanese Club - Advisor: Ms. Tsukamaki

*Spanish Club -

*World Travel! Many world language classes are offering trips abroad this Spring or Summer. Ask your language teacher or Mr. Miller. Some other opportunities to think about for the future…. These are classes that have clubs attached to them. Consider enrolling in one next year!!

Literary Magazine

Magic: The Gathering

MUN

Period

Pokemon

Shakespeare

Society for Urban Gardening

Society for Urban Gardening -

Advisor: TBA

This is a volunteer program that trains individuals in the science and art of gardening. We promote home-scale organic food gardening to improve nutrition, health and self-reliance while enhancing the quality of life and the environment. We strive to pass on the information learned to advise and support our local community.