ACE (Action For the Climate Emergency)

Florencia Sanders

fsanders@

prosper-isd.net

Tuesdays after school about 2-3 times a month 4:15-5:15

The club is called Action For the Climate Emergency (ACE) and we are one of the action teams, out of the hundreds of action teams in a nationwide organization (Acespace) fighting for climate justice. The main goal of this club is to educate more students or bring more awareness to the climate crisis and to take local climate action together. We are planning on doing this by organizing multiple events throughout the school year where we do awareness walks, class presentations, rallies, open mics, events through activism, etc.

Aid4Need

Tanner Burke

tdburke@

prosper-isd.net

A platform for students to help the community and achieve volunteer hours by aiding people in need.

Angels Among Us

Caitlin Sickels

cmsickels@

prosper-isd.net

Wednesdays at least 2 a month after school, will be announced in advance for specific days

Angels Among Us is aimed to fundraise and support organizations that contribute to a good cause. We try to arrange fundraising events for organizations like the MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association) and the NPCF (National Pediatric Cancer Foundation), etc.

Anime Club

Kirsten Crawford

Kfcrawford@

prosper-isd.net

Weekly on Tuesdays 4:15-5:00

The club is for students who enjoy anime, and would like to meet others who like anime.

Asian Student Association

Kirsten Crawford, Mallory Hoffman, Ross Andress,  Aaron Graham

Kfcrawford@

prosper-isd.net,

mjhoffman@

prosper-isd.net,

raandress@

prosper-isd.net.

akgraham@

prosper-isd.net

The purpose of this club shall be to provide Asians and Asian Americans a positive community for socializing, networking, and unity, as well as to spread and celebrate Asian cultures and heritage, and publicize Asian-American and South Asian culture

ASL Club/Honor Society

Brittany Middleton

bdmiddleton@

prosper-isd.net

Monthly meetings 4:10-5:10 (check GC for updates)

Raise awareness and understanding of the Deaf Community and American Sign Language to the general public in our area.

Autism Support Club

Stephanie Clayton

sclayton@

prosper-isd.net

Selected Tuesdays in The Nest, 7:30-8:30

Provide support and community for those on the Autism Spectrum as well as spread awareness.

Best Buddies

Amy Johnson

amjohnson@

prosper-isd.net

Best Buddies is a global movement that promotes one-on-one connections with peers, aids in the development of leadership skills, and creates a welcoming environment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Biomedical Club

Ramona Gordon

rrgordon@

prosper-isd.net

Thursdays once a month

Student interested in the field of biomedical Science

Breast Cancer Awareness Club

Darilyn Krempin

dbkrempin@

prosper-isd.net

This organization comprises individuals who possess a keen interest in, and have personally been impacted by, breast cancer in any sort of way. We are aiming to elevate awareness and advocate for the advancement of this critical cause.

Care4Kiddos

Florencia Sanders

fsanders@

prosper-isd.net

Every Other Thursday after school

As a chapter of Care4Kiddos, we would bring awareness to the pressing topic of domestic abuse by hosting events in our own local community to spread awareness, educate, or fundraise money. These events would be pre-approved by the Care4Kiddos Executive Council.

Chess Club

Ross Andress

raandress@

prosper-isd.net

Allow students to meet to play chess and plan tournaments with nearby schools.

Chinese Culture Club

Tina Lee

clee@

prosper-isd.net

Students can come together to share and meet others with similar mindsets as themselves, and enrich their own culture by understanding Chinese Culture.

Competitive Aerospace & Rocketry Club (CARC)

John Riley

jcriley@

prosper-isd.net

Playing chess recreationally and planning opportunities for competitive chess on campus and against neighboring schools.

Computer Science Club

Kim Draeger

kmdraeger@

prosper-isd.net

Select Wednesdays after school

Computer Science/Coding and Programming

Creative Writing Club

Matthew Bell

mrbell@

prosper-isd.net

Biweekly, Wednesdays 8:15-8:35

Creative Writing Club is for students that enjoy the process of writing prose, storytelling, and any and all forms of writing for a non-academic audience.

Crochet and Knitting Club

Brittany Middleton

Bdmiddleton@

prosper-isd.net

We will meet with the purpose of connecting and making friends through the collaboration of fiber art crafts.

Cybersecurity Team

Brian Singleton

bcsingleton@

prosper-isd.net

To explore Cybersecurity issues in today's world

Disciples of Christ

Wyatt Rickly

wjrickly@

prosper-isd.net

Every Tuesday before school

To spread the gospel with fellow students at PHS.

Dungeons and Dragons Club

Brittany Middleton

Bdmiddleton@

prosper-isd.net

Weekly, Wednesday 4:10-5:10

Build community and connection through shared interest of Dungeons and Dragons

E-Commerce Club

Nicole Boyd

Environmental Club

Micah Evans

maevans@

prosper-isd.net

Biweekly, Mondays 4:10-5:10

To build awareness of environmental issues through programming such as awareness campaigns and community events.

Fellowship for Christian Athletes

Laura Mauldin

lamauldin@

prosper-isd.net

Fellowship for Christian Athletes is an organization for athletes to gather together to fellowship, worship and lead each other to Christ. FCA seeks to make disciples through engaging, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to grow in Christ.

Finance Club

Kshitij Bhattacharya

kbhattacharya@

prosper-isd.net

Our goal is to teach students how to understand the stock market, how to make safe long-term investments, how to build a stock portfolio, and proper ways to save money.

Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children

Beverly Hassell

bfhassell@

prosper-isd.net

To increase awareness and assist international aid to children's healthcare.

French Club/National French Honor Society

Emily Black

ejblack@

prosper-isd.net

Tuesday meetings after school once per month in 3204

Promote engagement and interest in francophone culture and the French language

Girls in STEM

Bart Jacobsen

bbjacobsen@

prosper-isd.net

BiMonthly Mondays, 4:10-4:40

Helping to create a collaborative and nurturing environment where girls can feel free to explore topics in STEM and connect with other like-minded individuals. We offer spaces for tutoring for computer science and science fields and opportunities to connect back with the community in STEM related activities.

HOSA: Health Occupation Students of America

Kelli Factor, Megan Wiatrick, Candy Latiolias

krfactor@

Prosper-isd.net,

mjwiatrek@

prosper-isd.net,

cklatiolais@

prosper-isd.net

Monthly member meetings on 2nd Tuesday or Thursday, before and after school, in Portable 1

Prepare for medical competitions at the Area, State and National levels. Students also volunteer their time for service events throughout the year. We pair with other clubs to promote mental health and wellness and we run a blood drive 2 times a year to collect large numbers of blood donations for Carter Blood Care.

Indian Student Association

Nipa Patel

nnpatel@

prosper-isd.net

Monthly member meetings on Wednesdays in LGI

Community

Junior World Affairs Council (JWAC)

Megan Gonzalez

mrgonzalez@

prosper-isd.net

Mission: To provide North Texas students with the tools and skills to make a positive change in the North Texas community, effectively interact with people from different backgrounds, and compete for jobs in the global workforce.

Junior State of America (JSA)

Scott Nichols

scnichols@

prosper-isd.net

Junior State of America, a student-led organization, prepares a diverse community of high school students to participate effectively in our democracy. We offer hands-on civic programs designed to activate the talents of young people, instill values of respect and understanding, and inspire them to be a new generation of American leaders.

KPOP Dance Club

Angela Sul

yysul@

prosper-isd.net

The purpose of this club is to provide a space for students who share an interest in Korean popular music (K-Pop) to come together, share their enthusiasm, and engage in activities related to K-Pop culture, particularly dancing.

K-POP Club

Brittany Weishuhn

brweishuhn@

prosper-isd.net

The club is for students who enjoy K-Pop, and would like to meet others who like K-Pop.

Key Club

Francisco Salas

fsalas@

prosper-isd.net

To introduce and engage PHS students in community services projects that benefit the community and the student body while fostering leadership skills

Latin American Culture Club

Jonathan Smith

jsmith@

prosper-isd.net

To celebrate and open the diverse Hispanic cultures to all interested students.

Medical Outreach Initiative

Carrie Behrens

cjbehrens@

prosper-isd.net

Menstrual Awareness Club

Florencia Sanders

fsanders@

prosper-isd.net

The objects of this club shall be:

a. To promote the advancement of the mindsets of the current and younger generations to normalize menstruation; and

b. educate fellow students on various topics surrounding menstrual health; and

c. creating a safe space among students to share their experiences and converse freely; and

d. lobby the school offer more menstrual care resources to be readily available to students

Mock Trial Club

Allison Alexander

abalexander@

prosper-isd.net

Model UN

Tiffany Ballard

tcballard@

prosper-isd.net

Enhance student knowledge of world issues by providing a forum in which students may research and present solutions to world problems

Provide students an opportunity to learn about the functions and structure of the United Nations, and its role in the world today

Offer students a chance to collaborate with over two thousand students from around the world to debate issues of international politics, current events, and historical moments, and practice with teamwork and cooperation

Mu Alpha Theta

Carla Richey

crrichey@

prosper-isd.net

Celebrate our love of mathematics with service and tutorial opportunities

Music Production/Instruments Club

Tiffany Ballard

tcballard@

prosper-isd.net

This club is for those who're interested in the process of making songs through the mixture of live instruments and technology.

Muslim Student Organization (MSA)

Ross Andress

raandress@

prosper-isd.net

Fellowship and social club of Muslim Students

National Art Honor Society

Violet Delaney, Aimee Hinshaw

vcdelaney@

Prosper-isd.net,

alhinshaw@

prosper-isd.net

Once a month on Thursdays. See link for meeting calendar.

To aid members in attaining the highest standards in art scholarship, character, and service, and to bring art education to the attention of the school and community.

National Breast Cancer Foundation-Prosper

Allison Alexander

abalexander@

prosper-isd.net

This club is associated with Nation Breast Cancer foundation, where students from this club and school help bring and spread awareness of the foundation and its purpose: "We provide help and inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer through early detection, education, and support services." The members of this club will also volunteer for the organization through packing parties and can volunteer at their office located in Frisco where we send packages to people facing this terrible disease. The organization is described here: https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/about-nbcf/

National English Honor Society

Benjamin Whiteside, Hailey Contine

btwhiteside@

prosper-isd.net, hmcontine@

prosper-isd.net

The Prosper Chapter of the National English Honor Society recognizes those students who excel in and have a passion for the language arts.

National Honor Society

Elizabeth Pirovano

ecpirovano@

prosper-isd.net

The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.

National Spanish Honor Society

Francisco Salas

fsalas@

prosper-isd.net

Spanish Honor Society is an organization that helps continue the study and use of the Spanish language beyond the advanced level classrooms.

NTHS (National Technical Honor Society)

Bart Jacobsen

bbjacobsen@

prosper-isd.net

The National Technical Honor Society is an educational non-profit that exists to honor, recognize, and empower students and teachers in Career & Technical Education.

Our Body Not Yours

Tiffany Ballard

tcballard@

prosper-isd.net

To educate youth and students on the issue of sexual assault from several different prospective to truly understand the problem and evaluate solutions

Outreach 4 All

Mallory Hoffman

mjhoffman@

prosper-isd.net

Tuesday after school,

once a month

The goal of this organization is to improve the lives of minority groups in Texas by increasing opportunities to receive quality healthcare.

PHS Book Club

Ryan Miller

rlmiller@

prosper-isd.net

Selected Tuesdays in The Nest, 7:30-8:30

PHS Book Club - group readings/discussion

PHS Computer

Science Club

Kim Draeger

kmdraeger@

prosper-isd.net

A club dedicated to teaching and utilizing skills in the field of Computer Science.

PHS Gaming Club

Jeremy Kincaid

jmkincaid@

prosper-isd.net

Every other Wednesday, 4:15-5:30pm

The PHS Gaming Club seeks to provide a safe, inclusive environment of collaborative gaming for all PHS students and to allow students the ability to unwind and have fun with new and old friends while developing a meaningful recreational experience.

PHS Hack Club

Kim Draeger

kmdraeger@

prosper-isd.net

Students would be competing in Hackathons and meeting regularly to practice and discuss possible Hackathon problems and how to solve them.

PHS K-Pop Club

Brittany Weishuhn and Angela Sul

brweishuhn@

Prosper-isd.net,

yysul@

prosper-isd.net

To bring people who love K-Pop together to share their love for music. This club will act as a safe place where students can express and share their interests while learning more about Korean culture, media, and music.

Physics Club

John Mitchell

jwmitchell@

prosper-isd.net

Every other Tuesday, 8:00am-8:35am (for now)

To inspire and motivate passion in Physics through outreach, engagement in physics activities, and building a sense of community among students with common interests in physical science.

Pickleball Club

Gabe Owens

gpowens@

prosper-isd.net

For students who have an interest in competing in pickleball practices and tournaments.

Ping Pong Club

Gabe Owens

gpowens@

prosper-isd.net

For students who are interested in playing ping pong.

Power of Speech

Joshua Tanner

jttanner@

prosper-isd.net

Every other Monday from 4:15 to 5

Professional Wrestling Club

Colin Fleetwood

cafleetwood@

prosper-isd.net

Do you love all things WWE/AEW/Impact/TNA, or have always been interested and want to learn more about it? If so, this is the place for you!  Besides being a space to discuss the MANY weekly shows related to this content, it’s also a place to discuss career paths into the industry. It is a multibillion dollar industry that involves MANY more positions than just the actual wrestlers. Professional wrestling has always been something of a "black sheep" in the entertainment industry, being viewed simply as "fake," and therefore not meant to be treated with even the slightest bit of sincerity. While this view is definitely softening in the present day, "fake" is simply an inaccurate representation of what happens. At its core, it is a stunt show that tells a compelling story. You can't "fake" falling 30 feet from the top of a structure!

Prosper Archery

Darilyn Krempin

dbkrempin@

prosper-isd.net

Prosper Archery is a competitive team governed by the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP). We seek to create a highly skilled co-ed team of amazing students who enjoy fellowship, archery, and competition.

Prosper Competitive Shooting Team

Mr. Atkinson &

Mr. Craft

msatkinson@

prosper-isd.net, mjcraft@

prosper-isd.net

Learn a lifetime skill in a safe environment

Prosper Engineering Team

Min Smart, Stephanie Riley, Dan Geiter

sdriley@

prosper-isd.net

PHS, WG, RH

Prosper FFA

Madison Owens, Wyatt Rickly,

Kayla Frank,

Paige Kelley

msowens@

Prosper-isd.net,

wjrickly@

Prosper-isd.net,

wjrickly@

Prosper-isd.net,

wjrickly@

prosper-isd.net

Monthly Meetings; 9/18, 10/30, 11/9,12/4,1/22, 2/12, 4/22

The FFA program is one facet of a three-part model of education that includes classroom instruction and work-based learning through supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs). In short, the FFA is where classroom learning starts applying to the real world. The FFA generates scholarships, hosts public speaking competitions, empowers student elected leadership committees, sponsors life changing mentorship opportunities, puts on science fairs, and facilitates an annual conference with more than 13,000 attendees. All FFA programs contribute to career exploration, success, and development. CTSO/Intracurricular Organization that provides students opportunities in agriculture for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. According to national policy, students must be enrolled in an agricultural science course to be an FFA member.

Prosper Genes in Diseases and Symptoms (GIDAS)

Micah Evans

maevans@

prosper-isd.net

GIDAS stands for Genes in Diseases and Symptoms, and it is a research club affiliated with the University of Michigan and their miRcore program, a nonprofit that aims to democratize medical research. Prosper GIDAS will teach students about programming, statistical analysis, machine learning, research, a disease of focus selected by miRcore, biotech methods of data collection, and advanced biology concepts such as eukaryotic mRNA processing (central dogma) to enable students to conduct their own computational genomic research, submit their projects to science fairs, and potentially publish their abstracts.

Prosper Hockey Team

Janette Church

jdchurch@

prosper-isd.net

Prosper HS Mariachi

Florencia Sanders

fsanders@

prosper-isd.net

Prosper HS Medical Outreach Initiative Club

Carrie Behrens

cjbehrens@

prosper-isd.net

Raising awareness about disease in the third world that aren’t being treated, detailing why third world countries aren’t able to solve the health issues and what resources they lack contrasting how diseases impact humans in third world countries versus first world countries comparing treatments and medications used in the third world versus developed countries and how those differences impact the disease tieing in women’s medical rights, people of color minorities,etc providing our opinions, approaches,and solutions to address the issues extending our influence to international countries informing about medical schools across the US and the world informing about volunteering opportunities and internships

Quill & Scroll International Honor Society for High School Journalists

Lisa Roskens & Kira Manley

ljroskens@

Prosper-isd.net,

kmmanley@

prosper-isd.net

FOUNDED IN 1926

For more than 90 years, The Quill & Scroll organization has been honoring the best work done by student journalists around the world. It is the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. Prosper High has held a charter since 1952, and the local organization began actively serving again in 2018.

Membership is open to media staff members in a chartered high school.

The annual dues include the $20 activity fee, which applicants may have already paid if they are a part of any other group or activity on campus - as well a one-time $35 initiation fee, which helps cover local outreaches, activities and awards.

When a candidate is recommended for membership, he or she pays this one-time initiation fee. The Society then provides the initiate with an official membership pin, membership certificate, and a subscription to Quill & Scroll magazine.

Members of Quill & Scroll Honor Society must be chosen from students enrolled in the high school who, at the time of their recommendation, meet the following requirements:

1. They must be of sophomore, junior or senior classification.

2. They must have the equivalent of a B grade average, or be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing, either for the year of their election or for the cumulative total of all high school work.

They must have done superior work in some phase of journalism or school media work. They may be staffers of a magazine, newspaper, yearbook, news organization, online site or radio/television station at the school, or one conducted by an external organization.

3. They must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee governing the media.

4. They must be approved by the Quill & Scroll Executive Director.

5. Membership is open to all media staff members in a chartered or member high school.

Red Cross Club

Mallory Hoffman

mjhoffman@

prosper-isd.net

Red Cross Club- Educate students about the Red Cross and what they do.

Reporters, Videographers, Podcasters and Photographers Publishing Club

Lisa Roskens

ljroskens@

Prosper-isd.net

This club allows students who could not get into the newspaper class to continue contributing and publishing on the student news site and in the print publication, as well

Rho Kappa

Joy Nelson

ajnelson@

prosper-isd.net

Room 2213

Social Studies Honor Society

Rock Climbing Club

Daniel Adkins, Grayson Smith

dradkins@

prosper-isd.net,

gmsmith@

prosper-isd.net

A student-led organization to help rock climbers get in contact with each other to enjoy the sport.

Rocketry Club

John Riley

jcriley@

prosper-isd.net

Develop and apply math and physics concepts to achieve a goal.

Science National Honor Society

Melany Zellers

mkzellers@

prosper-isd.net

We focus on community outreach partnering with local schools and organizations, providing information about science related events and opportunities, and share our love, passion, and interest for STEM with others!

Sending Sunshine

Candy Latiolais

cklatiolais@

prosper-isd.net

This club is intended for students to write letters to senior citizens in order to take away their sense of loneliness and feel appreciated by others. Students will also be able to engage with senior citizens at nursing homes if we can find a center nearby by organizing game and movie nights. By doing this students will feel a sense of accomplishment and contentedness when writing heartfelt letters to the elderly.

SkillsUSA

Stephanie Riley

sdriley@

prosper-isd.net

September 18 - PHS LGI

October 16 - WGHS LGI

October 30 - PHS LGI

November 13 - WGHS LGI

November 27 - PHS LGI

December 11 - WGHS LGI

January 3 - WGHS LGI

January 17 - PHS LGI

January 29 - WGHS LGI

February 12 - PHS LGI

February 26 - WGHS LGI

March 6 - PHS LGI

March 20 - WGHS LGI

April 3 - PHS LGI

April 15 - WGHS LGI

April 29 - PHS LGI

May 13 - WGHS LGI

All meetings from 5-6pm

CTE Student Organization (https://www.ctsos.org/)

"Mission Statement: SkillsUSA empowers its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens. We improve the quality of our nation’s future skilled workforce through the development of SkillsUSA Framework skills that include personal, workplace and technical skills grounded in academics. Our vision is to produce the most highly skilled workforce in the world, providing every member the opportunity for career success." (https://www.skillsusa.org/about)

Small Animal CLub

Kayla Frank

ksfrank@

prosper-isd.net

TBD Based on Teacher Preference

Educate about the care and management of small animals.

Sports Analytics Club

Aaron Griffitt

abgriffitt@

prosper-isd.net

This is a club for students to socialize and talk about sports/fantasy football. We will meet up monthly to discuss what has happened recently in sports. Our Google Classroom will also be a space to discuss sports. Also, we will talk about fantasy football and discuss different strategies for that.

STEMMA

Ramona Gordon

rrgordon@

prosper-isd.net

Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Mentor Association

Straight from Africa

Shelly Patterson

skpatterson@

prosper-isd.net

Our club's goal is to appreciate and learn more about the African continent, and all of its beautiful cultures. Africa gets a bad reputation since it’s mostly shown as poverty stricken , but Africa is so much more than that. Africa has countries with rich culture and I want Africa to be known for that more because it is important to appreciate that rich culture. We won’t get to experience every culture, but we can experience many different cultures. This club is also to get to know fellow Africans, and get closer to your roots. We want everyone to join and learn how beautiful Africa is. This is an inclusive and welcoming club, so we want good vibes and no bad energy of any kind. We want people to enjoy their time here and get to know something they have not learned. It is time to reshape our minds on Africa, and this club is a great way to achieve that.

Street Legal

Vincent Seymour

vwseymour@

prosper-isd.net

Car club

Student Council

Francisco Salas

fsalas@

prosper-isd.net

Student council provides a voice for students to engage in school spirit, community outreach, interschool evolvement and creating a positive school culture for PISD.

Students Against Human Trafficking

David Perkins

drperkins@

prosper-isd.net

To bring awareness to human trafficking

Talon Track Club

Coby Richards

crrichards@

prosper-isd.net

PISD Track Club

Texas Association of Future Educators

Jennifer DeLano

jkdelano@

prosper-isd.net

Designated Fridays of each month

Assist students in exploring careers in education while promoting character, service and leadership skills.

The Body and Planet

Joshua Tanner

jttanner@

prosper-isd.net

A non profit organization that creates awareness to the youth on environmental changes and their impact on humans through monthly newsletters and volunteering efforts

The Business and Entrepreneurship Club

Kristin Beckham

mkbeckham@

prosper-isd.net

Students will learn how to identify a problem in society, will be able to present a product they make and present it to the judges(Sponsor + One Person). The format will be similar to Shark Tank. Students will also learn the fundamentals and basics about Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel.

The Card Club

Launa White

llwhite@

prosper-isd.net

After school every other Tuesday

To create a friendly and social environment for PHS students to learn/play card games.

UIL Science Team

Launa White

llwhite@

prosper-isd.net

Every Wednesday after school

Engage in learning science together to prepare for the UIL science test.

Yearbook

Kira Manley

drperkins@

prosper-isd.net

To create a yearbook for a 6A high school for 3700 students and the community