CVHS Clubs & Activities - Extra-Curricular Activities

Oct 6, 2026

CVHS Clubs & Activities outlines a range of extra-curricular options offered outside school grading. The listings describe each activity’s sponsor, meeting day and time, room location, and the purpose for student participation. Clubs cover interests from space and astronomy to anime, chess, ecology, film, languages, service and leadership, peer mediation, and academic competitions. The document helps students identify where and when meetings occur and how each club supports discussion, skill building, leadership, and community impact.

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Extra-Curricular Activities

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CVHS CLUBS & ACTIVITIES | | | EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
These activities occur outside of school and members do not receive a grade. Students can look for postings, announcements or check the Student Activities Office (SAO) to see when/where meetings are. | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Activity | Sponsor | | Day
Time | Room | Description | | ACS (Astronomy, Cosmology and Space Club) | Mr. Brian Jankowski | | Tuesday
2:20pm-3:20pm | 314 (NGC) | Students interested in stars and space are welcome to observe and discuss outer space. | | Anime Club | Mr. James Brown | | Thursday
2:30pm-3:30pm | 320 (NGC) | Students interested in anime discuss and view their favorite shows and films | | Auto Technology/Skills USA Club | Mr. Joe Hart | | Tuesday/Thursday 3:00pm – 5:00pm | 164 | Activities include technical competition skill building as well as RC car building and racing. | | Be the Change | Mr. Aldo Holmes | | Wednesday
A Lunch 10:30am-
10:55am
B Lunch – 11:05am-
11:30am
C Lunch – 11:35am – 12pm | Media Center | Empowering students to ‘bethe change’ they wish to see in their school and community. The group helps students understand different points of view, work through crises, and handle disputes between students. | | Be the Change (9 GC) | | | Monday
2:25pm – 3:00pm | 9GC | Empowering students to ‘bethe change’ they wish to see in their school and community. The group helps students understand different points of view, work through crises, and handle disputes between student. | | Chess Club | Mr. Xheni Cuni | | Tuesday
2:15pm – 3:30pm | 251 | Students compete in the game of chess. | | Close Up | | | Tuesday (every other)
2:25pm | 224 | A venue to get students interested in the political process. One week in Washington, D. C. | | Coalition Teen Council | Ms. Virginia Adams | | Dates Vary | 161 | Leadership/Service club sponsored by the Chippewa Valley Coalition for Youth and Families. Make a difference in the school and | | | | | | community by standing up for positive values and participating in various activities and projects. | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Coalition Teen Council (9 GC) | | 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the Month during Lunch | | Leadership/Service club sponsored by the Chippewa Valley Coalition for Youth and Families. Make a difference in the school and community by standing up for positive values and participating in various activities and projects. | | Drama Club | Mr. Nick Marinello | Friday
2:30pm – 3:00pm | Auditorium | Student driven organization creating and producing theatrical works. | | Ecology Club | Mr. Kevin Bai | Tuesday or Thursday 2:15pm – 3:15pm | 224 | Students concerned about our environment educate other students and the community. | | Fellowship of Christian Athletes | Mr. Don Preiss | Wed or Thurs (Biweekly)
6:30am – 7:00am | 228 | Students engage in discussion about how they can connect their role in athletics with their Christian faith. | | Film Club | Mr. Daniel Lawrence | Tuesdays
2:30pm – 3:30pm | Conference Room | Students who wish to pursue film related careers build up portfolios through creating short films. Students collaborate on projects and develop their ideas through the pre-production process, production, and postproduction process. | | French SHF
(Société Honoraire de Français) | Ms. Amy Bourgeois | 2:15pm-3:00pm | 239 | Promote the study and appreciation of French language and culture. Required French GPA of 3.5 with an overall GPA of 3.0. | | Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) | Ms. Lesley Luft | Thursday
2:20pm – 3:30pm | 105 | Facilitates understanding and harmony between the gay and straight communities at our school. | | German National Honor Society | Ms. Natalie Srbinovski | Thursday (random)
2:20pm – 3:30pm | 241 | Promote the language and culture for students in German 3 and 4. Required German GPA of 3.5 with an overall GPA of 3.0. | | Girls Who Code | Ms. Claire Kapral | Mond

FAQs

What are extra-curricular activities and how are they graded at CVHS?

Extra-curricular activities occur outside of school and members do not receive a grade.

How can students find out when and where clubs meet?

Students can look for postings and announcements or check the Student Activities Office (SAO) for meeting details.

What information is provided for each club in the document?

Each listing includes the activity name, sponsor, day/time, room, and a description of what students will do and learn.

Oct 6, 2026

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