Student Led Clubs

• Meeting Days & Times: Every other Thursday at 4PM
• Location: N109 (Zielund's room)
• Description: A club for students to practice ASL, learn about Deaf culture, and play ASL games. You do not need to be taking ASL to join.
• Club Rules: 

  Each member will be expected to respect Deaf culture and to not speak during signing times.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Thursdays 3:20 - 4:30 PM
• Location: E333
• Description: Anime club is a welcoming community to the world of anime and manga. We will be watching a wide variety of Anime, attending conventions and cooking a selection of traditional Japanese cuisine. Anime club is an inclusive space where anyone can openly share their passion.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful, anime is a privilege not a right. If someone is repeatedly being disrespectful or discriminatory they will no longer be a member of the club.
  2. Members will clean up the classroom to keep it ready for teaching the next day.
  3. Club members will keep there voices to a respectable level as to not disturb the rooms around them.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Tuesdays 3:30 - 4:30 PM 
• Location: N203
• Description: Under the ACE Mentorship program, a specific topic each year is introduced for high school teams across the state and nationally to solve during a designated time (usually from October - March/April) using their knowledge of "Architecture, Construction, & Engineering." There will be help from mentors who have backgrounds as civil engineers, architects, and construction managers. Things we learn in this club are simulating construction models using 3D CAD software and working in a collaborative setting. We will present the solution of the topic at the end of the program (March/April) to industry experts in Architecture, Construction, and Engineering at the U of MN.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful to other people and their ideas.
  2. Active attendance throughout the program.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 3:16 - 4:30 PM
• Location: S392 (The Drawing and Painting Room)
• Description: This club provides a safe and welcoming space to draw, school project or not. Supplies are provided by the Art Room, and feel free to work on whatever you want!
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful, to the supplies, other artists, and to the artwork.
2. Constructive criticism only when asked for.
3. Clean up after yourself, food, supplies, or anything else.
4. Have fun!

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Wednesdays 3:20 PM - 4 PM
• Location: College and Career Center
• Description: Creating a safe space for AAPI students where they feel they can relax and have fun at meetings as well as room for discussion around culture. 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful to other's thoughts and ideas.
  2. Remain open minded to other's experiences.
  3. Remain inclusive.

• Meeting Days & Times: Thursdays during flex time (Sign up for commons)
• Location: EHS North Gym
• Description: Bring your friends to hang out and play badminton! No experience required. Equipment will be provided.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Respect the property.
  2. Respect your opponents.
  3. Respect the equipment.

Join our GroupMe to get started.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 3:30 - 4:30 PM
• Location: S291
• Description: A place where students can expand their business knowledge and further their business abilities.
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful to our speakers, meeting spaces, and other club members
2. Be ready to participate in activities and discussions

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: S391
• Description: Ceramics Club is a student lead club where students are welcome to learn all there is about pottery! Ceramic students can use this time to work on assignments and Non-ceramic student can come and learn how to throw on the wheel or just make sculptures for fun! Since Food and Clay don't mix, Snacks are available after clean up (Clay is very messy). 
• Club Rules: 

  1. No eating food while using clay, only before and after.
  2. No messing around the ceramics room, equipment is expensive.
  3. Clean up after yourself and make it easier for Mr. Lundgren.
  4. Be nice to others and don't bother people who are trying to get work done.
  5. Have fun making your ceramic sculptures or pottery!!

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Wednesdays or Thursdays 7:40 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: E341
• Description:   If joined, students will showcase their chess skills by playing with other students and/or teachers. Snacks will also be brought, and at the end of the semester, a tournament will be run based on your semester data. 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful.
  2. Include others.
  3. Don't cheat. Have Fun.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Tuesdays - 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: W212
• Description:  We’ll be diving into all things film, from acting and directing to cinematography and editing. We’ll watch and analyze movies, work on our own film projects, and even have guest speakers from the industry (like Jane Froiland and others). It’s going to be a fun and creative space for anyone interested in film.
• Club Rules: 

  Respect Everyone Treat all members with respect and kindness. Listen when others are speaking and value their opinions. Be Punctual Arrive on time for meetings and events. Notify the club president or vice president if you will be late or absent. Participate Actively Engage in discussions, activities, and projects. Contribute your ideas and efforts to the club. Stay Organized Keep track of your responsibilities and deadlines. Help maintain a clean and organized meeting space. Communicate Clearly Share important information and updates with the group. Use respectful and clear language in all communications. Support Each Other Encourage and help fellow members with their projects and ideas. Provide constructive feedback and be open to receiving it. Be Creative and Open-Minded Embrace new ideas and creative approaches. Be willing to experiment and take risks in your projects. Respect Equipment and Resources Handle all club equipment and resources with care. Report any damages or issues to the club president or vice president. Follow School Policies Adhere to all school rules and policies during club activities. Ensure that all club activities are appropriate and respectful. Have Fun! Enjoy the process of learning and creating together. Celebrate each other’s successes and milestones.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Tuesdays 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
• Location: S282
• Description:   Civics Club is a nonpartisan club in which students can learn about and get involved in government and political processes. Club activities include but aren't limited to: hosting guest speakers to talk about their career in public office, writing postcards reminding people to vote, writing letters to lawmakers, some basic governmental education (especially since AP Gov was moved to 12th grade), and volunteer opportunities (i.e. election judging, candidate forum, voter registration). The club will also have a focus on elections as this is election season (including EHS Student Council, City of Edina, and Minnesota elections).
• Club Rules: 

1. Show respect for others and the space by listening and picking up after yourself.
2. Be kind to others; discrimination on the basis of gender, race, orientation or ability is not allowed.
3. This is a nonpartisan club! Conflicts based on political affiliation are not welcome.

• Meeting Days & Times: 1 once a week twice a week
• Location: Cafeteria
• Description: We create brackets for people with cancer and sell them at a local store.
• Club Rules: 

  Be kind to Everyone Clean up after yourselves Make as many bracelets as you can Have fun!

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Thursdays 7:45 - 8:20 AM
• Location: W319, W212
• Description: The Creative Writing Club is an opportunity for creative minds to gather together to share ideas and tell stories. Using writing and storytelling strategies, we will have opportunities to work on collaborative as well as individual projects across a variety of genres. CWC is a great way for 9th-12th graders who love all forms of writing and creating to share that love with people who have similar interests.
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful of other club members and their ideas. 
2. Be kind with all creative/artistic choices. 
3. Be respectful of Mrs. Brua and Mrs. Degener both when we are in their classrooms and when we are not.
4. Strive to listen as much as you share (if you are comfortable).
5. Try your best to have fun, and speak up when you need something! We are more than happy to help!

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 7:30AM
• Location: S287
• Description: The main idea of the club is to get people involved with hands-on experiences surrounding the topic of criminal justice. We have ideas for guest speakers, research on current cases, group reading, and community service projects.
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful or others beliefs and ideas
2. Respect the room and space we are in
3. Be open minded and open to new perspectives 

• Meeting Days & Times: Twice a week, Wednesday mornings 8 am
• Location: S260
• Description: There is a popular cookie chain named Crumbl Cookie, what makes the chain popular is the new flavors weekly. We plan to review these flavors once every two weeks and mathematically calculate a weekly average rating, but aside from this we plan on making a safe space for intuitive eating. This is the century of social media, and although social media has many positive attributes, it is also very influential and has created diet culture norms that make teenagers at impressionable ages believe there are certain "good" and "bad" foods. According too eatingdisorders.hope, 13% of adolescents before the age of 20 form an eating disorder. Our goal is too steer away from those unhealthy habits teenagers pick up from diet culture and form a space where all foods are safe foods. Cookies are a food marketed as "cheat day" foods and we hope to erase the stigma and let members feel confident, healthy, and in love with their bodies, any food that nourishes you is good food. We think Crumbl is a great way to do this because of the current trend going on of weekly cookie reviews, lets create healthy relationships with food!
• Club Rules: 

  Being an active member in promoting and advocating healthy habits, kindness to all members (no slander/gossiping/hatred will be tolerated, create a safe space for all to feel comfortable in their bodies)

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: S290
• Description:  Meeting every week, providing a space where people can bring donations that can help our communities. Every 2 weeks we will hold different categories of donations that we will pick(example: for 2 weeks it's sports equipment, for 2 weeks clothing, etc). 
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful
2. Be kind
3. Try your best to bring items to donate

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
• Location: W316
• Description: Play Dungeons and Dragons with your peers. 
• Club Rules:   Be nice, be creative, give everyone a turn, have fun.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Mondays 3:30-4:30 PM
• Location: E344
• Description: The Edina Esports club has members get together to talk and play video games in both a competitive and non competitive setting.
• Club Rules: 

1. Be kind to all that enter
2. Be ready to compete
3. Have fun

Edina High School

• Meeting Days & Times: Every other Monday 7:15 PM - 8:30 PM
• Location: 5841 Ashcroft Ave, Edina
• Description: We meet every other Monday for an hour and a half to study the bible, foster community through fun games and activities, and grow in our relationship with God. 
• Club Rules: 

  Each group member will be expected to be respectful and kind.

South View Middle School

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 8:15 AM - 9:00 AM
• Location: Room 214 (SV Middle School)
• Description:  Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to bring together athletes in fellowship and fun through games and a message from God’s word. We aim to spread the good news of Jesus and have fun every time we meet! We gather for food, fun and fellowship.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Maintain respect for all peoples thoughts and ideas.
  2. Treat each person with respect.
  3. Don't take personal disagreements as an offense. Stick to ideas and not criticism of people.
  4. FCA’s statement of faith is to be the official position of the group on disagreements and not an individuals thoughts or ideas on a particular topic.
  5. Everyone is welcome to attend, but no one should disrupt the activities and discussion of the group in a negative way.

   

Valley View Middle School

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 8:15 AM - 9:00 AM
• Location: Room 230 (VV Middle School)
• Description:  Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to bring together athletes in fellowship and fun through games and a message from God’s word. We aim to spread the good news of Jesus and have fun every time we meet! We gather for food, fun and fellowship.
• Club Rules: 

  Each group member will be expected to be respectful and kind.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Mondays 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
• Location: W214
• Description: We will watch and discuss movies, enjoy snacks. 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful of others and the space.
  2. No talking during the film.
  3. No roughhousing, fighting, or verbal abuse.
  4. Don't hog the popcorn

• Meeting Days & Times: We will meet on the first Tuesday of every month after school. We will meet for 25 minutes from 3:20-3:45.
• Location: E344
• Description: During our gatherings, we'll have raffles, games, and food. Additionally we can discuss fishing spots, techniques and potential fundraising recipients outside of school. At the end of the year, we will have a competition with prizes at a fishing spot in the Metro area. We welcome ALL types of fisherman!
• Club Rules: 

1. Respect others' fishing spots - meaning don’t name spots, lakes or rivers.
2. Respect the environment - always leave your fishing spot(s) with more garbage than you create
3. Respect our staff advisor and their classroom
4. Contribute one item to our monthly raffle at some point in the year.
5. Must be in our GroupMe

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Tuesdays 3:16 - 4:30 PM
• Location: E337
• Description: Game club is an inclusive space in which members can participate in many forms of games, such as video games, board games, and even role play.  
• Club Rules: Everyone should be kind and respectful so that every member feels welcomed. We hope that members will get along to create a pleasant space for all. 

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Specific meeting dates and times are TBD. A bi-monthly newsletter will be sent.
• Location: Wellness Center Lounge
• Description: The Gigi's Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Center Volunteer Club provides students opportunities to volunteer and/or tutor through Gigi's Playhouse in St. Louis Park, MN. Gigi’s mission is “to change the way the world views Down Syndrome and to send a global message of acceptance for all”. Students at Edina High School will have the opportunity to volunteer in various events and programs in order to support people of all ages who have Down syndrome. In addition, students sixteen years or older can choose to participate in one-on-one tutoring in literacy and/or math.  
• Club Rules: 

  1. Sign up to be a volunteer through the Gigi's Playhouse (St. Louis Park location) website.
  2. Attend the organized Gigi's Playhouse activities and/or tutoring.
  3. Show respect towards others.
  4. Attend and participate in the regular meetings.
  5. Track volunteer hours.
  6. Maintain good communication. Have fun and make a difference!

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Once every 2 or 3 months
• Location: Normally in Community Room W222
• Description:  Meet with girls and establish a book to all read and discuss!
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be kind.
  2. Have fun.
  3. Be safe.
  4. Be respectful.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Wednesdays after School - 4pm
• Location: W212
• Description: Girls United focuses on empowering girls, offering a space to support experiences, participate in service projects, and discuss relevant events. 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful.
  2. Have an open mind.
  3. Treat everyone equally, respect opinions.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 7:30 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: EHS Weight Room
• Description: This club will be a girls only club with the focus of encouraging girls to use the weight room at EHS. GWC welcomes girls with any level of experience in the gym and encourage girls with no experience to come in and learn the basics. 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be inclusive!
  2. When working with weights and other gym equipment BE CAREFUL. You must know how to use a machine before using it. If you don’t know how the machine works, please ask!
  3. Treat equipment and people with respect.
  4. This is a girls only club. This means that membership is only open to girls.
  5. Be kind to others! Everyone will be at a different level and members need to respect that. GWC is a judgement free zone and there is zero tolerance of bullying or judging.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly/Bi-Weekly - Updates will be sent through group me!
• Location: W214
• Description: 
  We are a club dedicated to creating a respectful and welcoming community for all Hispanics and Latinx EHS students by letting members speak freely about their cultural traditions, sharing their experiences, and offering resources and opportunities for students! Some meeting activities include playing Lotería, hosting guest speakers, learning about Hispanic history, celebrating Día de los Muerto, eating Hispanic candy, hosting donation drives, and more! Everyone is welcome regardless of ethnic identity :)
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful to other students.
  2. Be respectful of the environment.
  3. No non-school-appropriate language allowed.
  4. If you have food allergies, let us know (we will have food).

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Wednesday 7:30 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: W323
• Description: The Investments Club is the perfect platform for students who want to learn about smart money management, stock trading, and building passive income streams. Join us to discover the exciting world of investing, make new friends, and have fun with virtual trading competitions. We'll teach you all the basics and help you grow your financial knowledge. Let's build a supportive community together and unlock the secrets to a brighter financial future! See you at our next meeting!  
• Club Rules: 

  1. Respectful Communication: Members must communicate respectfully and constructively during discussions and activities.
  2. Active Participation: All members are encouraged to actively participate in workshops, events, and investment simulations.
  3. Responsible Investing: Members should make informed investment decisions and manage risk responsibly, avoiding speculative strategies.
  4. Inclusivity and Collaboration: The club values diversity and promotes a collaborative environment, where every member's ideas are respected and appreciated.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Thursdays at 7:45 AM (Even Days).
• Location: S287
• Description: This is a safe space for like-minded Jewish students to connect and bond as a school community.
• Club Rules: 

1. Zero tolerance for anti-semetic language.
2. Respect for all members of the club (Jewish or not).

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Before School 8 AM - 8:30 AM
• Location: E230
• Description: Key Club is an international organization that has clubs in over 40 countries which promote learning and skill building through service and volunteering. We will do a variety of projects around the school and community such as food and clothing drives, card making, outdoor clean-ups, etc. We are also always open to other ideas regarding new project ideas! This is a great way to get involved, meet new people and stay connected to the community!
• Club Rules: 

  1. Attend meetings regularly.
  2. Be active in GroupMe/respond to polls.
  3. Respect each other.
  4. Keep an open mind.
  5. Attend events. 
  6. Bring positivity.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly -  Every Monday morning, 7:45 - 8:25
• Location: S281
• Description:  Volunteer group focusing on writing letters/drawing pictures/building connections with community members at senior living homes.
• Club Rules: 

1. Respect the materials. We will be using markers/colored pencils that need to be used responsibly.
2. Clean up after ourselves. We want to keep the classroom clean.
3. Kindness. Only share pleasant messages in the cards.

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Twice a month on Friday mornings
• Location: Community Room/Library 
• Description: Letters of Love is a non-profit global organization where we make letters for children’s hospitals!
• Club Rules: Everyone is kind, inclusive, and making sure you are consistent in showing up.

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Wednesday 7:45 AM - Specific meeting dates and times are TBD.
• Location: S283
• Description:  Love For Our Elders is a United States-based nonprofit organization that aims to alleviate social isolation among seniors. Our club comes together to create hand-written cards for seniors. These cards are donated to local senior living facilities. Our goal is to encourage students to spread love to our elders by writing letters and embracing the elders in their lives and community.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Attend LFOE meetings as best as you can.
  2. Put your best effort into creating a thoughtful card.
  3. Be open to making new friends.
  4. Come with a positive attitude.

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - Specific meeting dates and times are TBD.
• Location: Community Room
• Description:  Spreading mental health awareness while building a community of strong leaders. 
• Club Rules: Bring a positive energy and be willing to share Morgans Message.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Monthly/Meeting Day and Time are TBD
• Location: Social Work Room
• Description: 

  We are a club that creates a supportive environment where students can openly discuss mental health topics, engage in wellness activities, and receive guidance on managing stress and emotional challenges.

• Club Rules: 

  Be respectful and inclusive. Actively participate. Be supportive of others.

Meeting Days & Times: Every two weeks

• Location: S394
• Description: This club is for everyone to learn more about photography and have fun with other students while doing it. Joining is a great opportunity for experienced photographers to take photos and practice new photoshop skills, as well as connect with other people and have snacks. New photographers with little to no skills can join to learn about the basics of photo taking and get introduced to editing programs!
• Club Rules:

1.  People should be respectful of the space and equipment we use.
2. Members should be receptive to learning new things and         potentially receiving constructive criticism.
3. Our time will be used to do productive club-related    activities.

• Meeting Days & Times: Fridays 7:45am
• Location: Gym at EHS
• Description: The Pickleball Club is a place for students to play pickleball. Students can also learn how to play and learn the rules. 
• Club Rules:

1. No physical or verbal abuse of any other members
2. Come as much as you can and at least once a month
3. Have fun! 

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 7:45 AM
• Location: S209
• Description: Political Science Club will discuss and debate current political issues seeking understanding. Open conversations about current events relating to politics. To inform people on current events, politics in the US and to create a safe space where people can talk about their opinions.
• Club Rules/Norms: 

  Be respectful of everyone’s opinion. Topics will be moderated, however they will be chosen by club members and discussed in an open way.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Time is TBD
• Location: S291 (Ms. Dunna's Room)
• Description: Project Blush was created to help children or adults who are less fortunate to have accessible options to be healthy and feel good about themselves. We do this by donating lotion, cosmetic products, and hygiene supplies - provided by donations and fundraisers and other events!
• Club Rules: 

  Everyone will be kind and respectful to everyone, we will not tolerate bullying in any form. We will also follow the Edina Schools Rules and guidelines. Our club norms are about having productive meetings and getting donations to the needy.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Thursdays 7:45 AM
• Location: E231
• Description: Project Earth is an environmental club that focuses on projects to educate students and our community about different environmental issues and to make our school more environmentally-friendly. These projects range from awareness and policymaking, to events such as park and river cleanups. 
• Club Rules: Be kind!
• Club Rules: 

  1. Respect everyone.
  2. Choose kindness.
  3. Choose sustainable practices..

Lead by example!

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Mondays 7:30 - 8:20 AM
• Location: E237
• Description: Science Bowl, like Quiz Bowl, is a buzzer-beater competition with team and individual portions. Unlike Quiz Bowl, Science Bowl is focused on science and science-related subjects. The club prepares students for competitions in the Twin Cities.
• Club Rules: 

  1. The member must be respectful to their surroundings and environment.
  2. Students must be interested in science, or are interested in learning more about science.
  3. The member are must participate frequently in the object of forum.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Wednesdays 7:45 - 8:20 AM
• Location: E236
• Description: Science Olympiad is an established national organization. This competitive program offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in hands-on scientific exploration, foster critical thinking skills, and develop a passion for science. It presents various state and national level competition opportunities as well, and more information about regional competitions can be found on https://www.soinc.org/. Competitions will be in written exam form, with questions involving scientific exploration in various topics such as Physical Science & Chemistry, Technology & Engineering, Life, Personal & Social Science, and Earth & Space Science.
• Club Rules: 

  Active Participation: Consistent engagement in club activities and events. Skill Development: Ongoing learning and sharing knowledge within the team. Team Spirit: Positive attitude, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Goal Setting: Individual and team goal setting for the upcoming season. Effective Communication: Open communication, constructive feedback, and adherence to rules and regulations. Equipment Care: Proper care and maintenance of all science equipment, including cleaning, storage, and reporting any damage.

• Meeting Days & Times: After school on Wednesdays, every other week
• Location: E235
• Description: The Desi club celebrates South Asian culture at Edina High School and is open to everyone who would like to join. We will hold events for typical South Asian holidays, watch Bollywood movies, and have various activities and games to do. We will also provide South Asian foods for people to eat. 
• Club Rules: Respect others and their opinions, be kind and accepting of all people, and have fun!

• Meeting Days & Times: Monthly - First of the month 7:45-8:10AM
• Location: W314
• Description:  Peer-to-peer student-led program that brings military and civilian students together to welcome new students, create a positive environment for all, support educational opportunities, build connections through service, and ease transitions. 
• Club Rules: 

1. Be respectful
2. Be open to connecting with new students
3. Don't be scared to ask for help

• Meeting Days & Times: Every other Monday after school.
• Location: S291
• Description: We will raise awareness about gun safety in our community and advocate for common sense gun legislation in our state.
• Club Rules: We will be respectful of different points of view and create an inclusive, safe space for ALL! We are united because we care for one another, so we will conduct ourselves with empathy and keep open ears and open minds.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Mondays 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: N202
• Description: The Technovation club will be preparing a team to compete in the Technovation Girls global development challenge in January. The team will pitch either a mobile application or an AI technology project which would help to solve an issue in our community. As a team, we wil develop and code the program in order to prepare for a local judging event where ideas are pitched live alongside an awards ceremony. Technovation Girls is a program managed by Code Savvy in Minnesota, and the program is intended to encourage girls and non-binary individuals of all levels to pursue computer science.
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful to your fellow teammates.
  2. Contribute ideas to the discussion.
  3. Try your best.
  4. Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Thursdays 7:45 AM
• Location: E235
• Description: Teens For a Greener Tomorrow is an environmental activist club aimed to help curb pollution in our community. Our goals include educating students on various aspects of environmentalism through guest speakers and pressuring local representative bodies to make more eco-friendly legislation through communication like letters. Additionally, members can join our volunteer groups to clean up local parks and create a cleaner neighborhood!
• Club Rules: 

1. Come focused and engaged.
2. Be respectful towards guests and other members.
3. Be ready to improve our community!

• Meeting Days & Times: Meeting frequency depends on one's level of participation in the club. Rehearsals for our five annual productions typically run every day after school, though we also host a variety of events outside of school hours.
• Location: Black Box/EPAC
• Description: Theater club for students interested in the fine arts 
• Club Rules: 

1. This club is meant to be an open, welcoming space for everyone. Disrespectful and/or hateful behavior is not tolerated and will prompt further discussion about club involvement.
2. Everyone in this club is strongly encouraged to be an active participant. There are many ways to accomplish this: our student board, the casts or crews of our five annual shows, our outside-of-school events, etc.
3. Responsibility is key to being an EHS Thespian. Our schedule is often fast-paced and the entire team is composed of hard workers. It's important to us that all of our members take care of themselves and their academic responsibilities in addition to theater.

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Tuesdays 3:15 to 4:00pm and Friday 7:45-8:30am. Come when you can!
• Location: N107
• Description: Our club is an invitation to all students who want to learn more about Latino heritage and raise our collective voices for the Latino community.
• Club Rules: 

1. Assume positive intentions
2. Be respectful to each and every individual
3. Focus on our goals
4. Attend meetings as often as possible
5. Be open to new ideas
6. Welcome all cultures and collaborate without judgement

• Meeting Days & Times: Weekly - Fridays 7:45 AM
• Location: W213
• Description: We repurpose old things and rejuvenate them to sell for money. Then we either donate the money or use it for a project beneficial to the school.
• Club Rules: Members must be kind and respectful to one another, their property and their ideas. We promote inclusion and our club will be a safe space for everyone.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Thursdays 3:30 PM - *Starting on 9/14
• Location: S282
• Description: The Edina Volunteer Club (EVC) helps people find opportunities to volunteer.  
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful.
  2. Share ideas.
  3. Be flexible.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Fridays 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: E232
• Description: The Women in STEM is a club that brings together and inspires women interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math fields. The club meets twice a month to listen to speakers, and these speakers discuss their current STEM-based career and share insight about achieving success in STEM fields! The club also seeks to empower women and encourage the growth of women involved in STEM fields, includes a wide variety of speakers from many professions, and provides treats at every meeting! 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful and attentive while the speakers are presenting.
  2. Be respectful of any models or equipment the presenters bring.
  3. Bring an open mind to meetings.
  4. Be respectful of other club members.
  5. Be on time to meetings.
  6. Be respectful of the room and clean up after yourself.

• Meeting Days & Times: Bi-Weekly - Fridays 7:45 AM - 8:20 AM
• Location: E232
• Description: The Women in STEM is a club that brings together and inspires women interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math fields. The club meets twice a month to listen to speakers, and these speakers discuss their current STEM-based career and share insight about achieving success in STEM fields! The club also seeks to empower women and encourage the growth of women involved in STEM fields, includes a wide variety of speakers from many professions, and provides treats at every meeting! 
• Club Rules: 

  1. Be respectful and attentive while the speakers are presenting.
  2. Be respectful of any models or equipment the presenters bring.
  3. Bring an open mind to meetings.
  4. Be respectful of other club members.
  5. Be on time to meetings.
  6. Be respectful of the room and clean up after yourself.

• Meeting Days & Times: Once a month (for now), before school Fridays, staring early October
• Location: E237
• Description: Main club activity: creating a fun activity for Creek Valley Kids Club children. The activity should be something you have passion for; hobby/activity/interests The goal of this club is twofold: to foster a stronger connection with our community and to ignite a passion for various hobbies and activities among younger students. I believe that high school role models can play a crucial role in introducing these interests and making them engaging for elementary-aged children.
• Club Rules: 

1. Respect + Consideration: All club members should treat each other with respect and consideration, especially when working together on a group project.
2. Organization: Club members should be as organized as possible after submitting a request to conduct their activity.