Overland High School - Clubs and Activities

Clubs and Activities

The following is a list of all clubs and activities available to participate in at Overland High School:

Advanced Acting

African American Male Leadership

Anime Club

Arabic Club

Art Club

Black Women's Leadership

BSA (Black Student Alliance)

Chess Club

Computer Club

DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America)

Diversity Club/GSA

Drama Club

Dream High (Asian Pop Culture Dance)

ECA (Eastern Culture Awareness "Ohana")

Environment Club

FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

FCCLA (Family, Community, and Career Leaders of America)

FIRST Robotics Team

French Club

Guitar Club

Hip Hop Club

Interact Club

International Thespian Society

Link Crew

Literary Magazine

Marching Band and Color Guard

Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta)

MSA (Muslim Student Association)

NHS (National Honor Society)

Newspaper

NUTS (Never Underestimate The Spirit)

OTV (Overland Television)

Pre-Med Club

Props and Costumes Crew

Re-ATO (Restoring the Arts to Overland)

FIRST Robotics Club

Science Club

Skills Club

Spanish Club (Danza Amigos) / Spanish Honor Society

Speech and Deb Step Team

Student Council/Student Government

Techies (Theater Tech)

Tepochcalli (Latino/Latina Leadership)

TSA (Technology Student Association)

Yearbook

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