Activities
Student Government
- Class Council
- Principal's Student Advisory Board
- Student Council
- Student Advisory
- Student Evaluation Board
Special Interest Groups
- Anime Club
- Art Club
- Book Club
- Born Brave Nation
- Chess Club
- Creative Writing Club
- Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
- German Club!
- Current Affairs Club, CAC.
- (HOME) Helpers of my Earth
- Junior National Association of the Deaf
- Mathletes
- Multi Cultural Club(MCC)
- National Honor Society
- Photography Club
- Peer Mediators
- Scholastic Bowl
- Sign Language Club
- Social Activities Club
- Student Opposed to Drugs and Alcohol (SODA)
- Spanish Club
Publications
- Yearbook
- Sabre News Network
Fine Arts
- Art Club
- Band
- Media Club
- Choir
- Photography Club
- Orchestra
Career Planning Clubs
- CWT - Co-op Work Program
- DECA
- Future Career & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
- Home Economics Related Occupations Club (HERO)
- Future Teacher's Club
- HOSA Club-Health Occupations
- Office Education Association
- Student Assistance Program
Athletic - Associated Clubs
- ACE (Athletes Committed to Excellence)
- Ski/Snowboard Club
- Hockey Club (Co-op with Larkin High School)
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