School clubs have many differing membership requirements and purposes. Some clubs exist because they are part of a statewide or national network. Some are related to certain classes. Still others might exist only to provide an acceptable peer group where a student can gain a sense of belonging.
Drama and musical productions also give interested students an opportunity to further develop a talent and to take part in school sanctioned functions where they can gain a sense of belonging.
The amount of time students are out of class for activities related to clubs or musical and drama productions shall be closely monitored by the administration.
For purposes of governing activities of the Future Farmers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Jr. ROTC, and the Vocational and Industrial Club of America, these clubs are defined as co-curricular activities. Decisions regarding activities, field trips, and budgeting shall be made according to the policy established for co-curricular activities.
All new club constitutions and by-laws shall be approved by the school administration and student council annually by October 1st.
Club officers, class officers, student body officers, members of pep band and swing choir and students who have major roles in musical and dramatic productions shall meet the same eligibility and behavior requirements as athletes.