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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