Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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L4 1LJlj Flounding out the overall high school experi- ence, club activities are an extension of the regular cirriculum. F-iather than going home immediately after school, students stay after and meet with organizations. There is a club that suits almost every student's interests. Service clubs such as .Junior Civitan, Key Club. and Keyettes spend their meetings planning events and activities to help others. Language and other co-cirricular clubs pro- vide the opportunity for students to learn more than what is taught in class. The lan- guage clubs - French, German, and Spanish - teach the students the cluture of foreign nations. DECA fDistributive Education Clubs of Americal, VICA EVocationaI Industrial Clubs of Americall, and Fl-lA Future l--lomemalcers of Americal, are clubs for students taking the related subjects. The sophomore, junior, and senior classes have senates whose members vote on everything the class does. Often, these are the most challenging clubs because they must raise large sums of money. The SCA IStudent Cooperative Associationl is the club that unites the students. Students come together for different projects which are often service oriented and contribute to the community. The ICC llnter Club Councill is the group of students who decide what pro- jects may be done by which clubs. We have many opportunities at Kellam to meet this Challenge and make a difference in our school and community.

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