Clubs
Student Clubs
*Registration is required for most clubs. See your IMPACT teacher for details.
| Club | Description | Sponsor(s) |
|---|---|---|
| GSA Club | Who can participate? Anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ as well as allies. The purpose of this club is to dedicate a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and their allies to meet, support one another, and discuss issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity and expression. | Kevin Thompson |
| Kindness Club (RAK) | To promote kindness, build self-esteem, and raise school morale by showing every person at our school that he/she/they really can make a difference | Liz Vanderveer, Kori Bethea |
| Photography Club | In photography club, you will use your camera to capture the beauty of the world around you. You will work with your peers and a professional photographer/teacher to explore new compositions, subjects, lighting techniques, and photo editing styles. We will provide weekly photo prompts and challenges, as well as hosting various photo competitions. Whether you’re operating on a full sized camera or a phone camera, you’ll have fun growing your photography skills. | Kayla Goson |
| Uno Club | Students will play games with their peers. We offer Uno cards, standard deck of cards, Pop-it games, and Connect 4. | Kim Schweitzer, Lindsey Bailey |
| Calligraphy and Lettering Club | Come and learn how to write in modern lettering styles and old-fashioned calligraphy. You don’t need to have good handwriting or know how to write in cursive to be able to create beautifully lettered art, signs, quotations, and more. | Amanda LaCanne |
| Business Professionals of America Club | Business Professionals of America Club is a co-curricular business organization that emphasizes leadership development, career/technical skills development, improving social awareness, promoting civic responsibility, and developing confidence and spirit of competition. | Jenn Meyers, Chichi Bytheford |
| Anime Club | Do you love to watch anime, read manga, or even draw characters? At anime club, we will read and discuss our favorite or maybe least favorite manga. We will choose anime shows & movies to watch together, and do various games, crafts and activities related to Japanese culture. | Brent Dawes |
| Best Buddies Club | https://youtu.be/QrvDMxWEVNs This club promotes friendship, includes students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), advocates for individuals with IDD, and creates awareness for these individuals. *Students remain in this club until the end of the school year. **Fill out this required application: https://forms.bestbuddies.org/4903689?ChapterAcctID=0014P00003IipvZ | Angela Barnes |
| Recycling Club | Students would learn about recycling at our school. They will help out on club days by collecting recycling from classrooms and taking outside. | Kathy Winsor |
| Diamond CounSEL | The primary mission of Diamond CounSEL is to create a sisterhood, help the members develop into their true selves, support the members as they navigate high school and help them to represent Ben Davis High School (Ninth Grade Center) in the highest light. | Alaysha Patterson (NGC), Azaria Joseph (BDHS), Shayla Hampton (BDHS) |
| Crocheting for Teens | Teens will learn the basics of crocheting with the focus on completing one small project by the end of the club collectively. | Latrina Wagner/ Co-Facilitator Kimberly Shittu |
| Wordle | Students engage in fun and exciting Wordle games to relax with friends, increase vocabulary and spelling skill. | Kerri McConkey |
| G.R.I.T. Club | GRIT focuses on reaching out and doing better for our community and ourselves. This means in our school, locally, and globally. We beautify our school, make changes that matter, and encourage others to learn about places around the world and share it. We keep going: reaching out, inspiring others through service, travel, and art. | Kris Miller |
| Drum Club | Learn and practice different drumming technique with bucket banging and African hand drums. | Kelle Laura Rogers |
| Juntos 4-H | Este programa está diseñado para que los estudiantes latinos brinden conocimientos, habilidades y recursos para el éxito en la escuela secundaria y la universidad. Los estudiantes participarán en servicio comunitario, oratoria, alfabetización financiera y desarrollo de liderazgo. Juntos 4-H trabaja con estudiantes y familias para acceder a la universidad. Juntos means “together” in Spanish. This program is designed for Latino students to provide knowledge, skills, and resources for high school and college success. Students will participate in Community Service, Public Speaking, Financial Literacy, and Leadership Development. Juntos 4-H works with students and families to gain access to college. | Wayne Township 4-H |
