STEM Club offers a fantastic opportunity for any student with an interest in the STEM field. Each month, members come together to work on projects involving 3D printing and more. Members make objects like dice, action figures, coins, etc. The STEM club members also can work on projects like building drones, robots, catapults, solar-powered vehicles, and more.

Students are exposed to a college-level journalism curriculum, learning all aspects of writing for a newspaper. After lectures, students produce stories that are published in a global newspaper that also circulates in seven US cities. Additionally, members will have a chance to partake in an internationally published podcast.

The medical club's mission is to give students an interactive way to engage with medical-related topics. At meetings, members will have the opportunity to explore diseases and medical situations through hands-on case studies. Additionally, guest speakers will give us insight into their medical field professions and support members as they work through the mentioned case studies.

The Activist Book Club aims to engage with literature that offers perspectives from different cultures, races, ethnicities, etc. By educating ourselves through unique writing, we will develop new points of view and create a media source that relays our learnings. In addition to our previously mentioned work, we will create projects that allow us to make our stamp on society.

Each member is tasked with building a portfolio with $100,000 of virtual money. Members compete against other students in competitions that last 3-4 months. The top 10 members of each competition win an award! Students will also be invited to meetings where they will engage in business competitions and lectures.

The purpose of the Coding Club is to give members an understanding of coding through online practice. Members will also be given a chance to apply their skills to real projects and competitions that they can use on their college applications. There are three levels to this club (beginner, intermediate, and advanced), so there is room for everyone!

Students will meet regularly to receive training on critically reviewing STEM research papers and then reviewing incoming submissions. We will plan to publish papers either on a rolling basis or 3-4 times a year from any High School student who has an interest in a STEM topic and wishes to submit a paper for publication.