Clubs
The Student Activity Council, better known as SAC, is the largest student-run organisation at Harbord Collegiate Institute, which is run by dedicated and active individuals who wish to make students' stay at Harbord more enjoyable. SAC members are participants of athletic events and the arts, and are therefore accurate representatives of Harbord Collegiate Institute's population.
The Creative Arts Council, also known as CAC, consists of music, art and drama students who work together to improve the school's Creative Arts program. This council was created in 2004, when the music council was restructured to include students in the disciplines of visual arts and drama.
The Boys' Athletic Association (BAA) and the Girls' Athletic Association (GAA), are two separately-run clubs in Harbord that work closely together to organise most athletic events, such as the annual Athletic Banquet and intramural games.
The Harbord Debating Society is a place to enhance students’ political awareness as well as their oratorical skills. The society is open to all Harbord students. Each year, students participate in various tournaments, such as the Ontario Model Parliament and the Southern Ontario Model United Nations Assembly. The club has many members.
The Empowered Student Partnership is a new club at Harbord that works with the TDSB, the Toronto Police Service and the Toronto Catholic District School Board to make the school and the community a safer and better place. They work towards minimizing violence, drug use, graffiti, guns and racism.
"Key Club is an international student-led organisation which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership." Members of Harbord C.I.'s Key Club have volunteered for Epilepsy Toronto, the Canadian Cancer Society, The Liver Foundation, the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), the Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon and many other non-profit organisations.
Tiger Talk is Harbord's official newspaper. It covers a wide range of topics in and out of school, and has provided a source of information through the eyes of Harbordites for Harbordites for many years.
The Business Club gather at lunch and/or after school to learn about business topics. They also participate in the internationally well recognized business competition, DECA and many of the competitors had advanced to the Provincial level to compete with business students all over Ontario. Visit www.hcibit.com for more information.
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