Activities
Issaquah High School Activities
Thank you for visiting the Issaquah High School activities site! Issaquah High offers seasonal athletics programs and year-long club activity. Our goal is to ensure that every student is able to build meaningful connections within and beyond the classroom. Within this site, you will find information about ASB, the ASB officers, club formation information and a list of active clubs, resources and information on ASB funding. We encourage all students to join a sport or club.
WHO TO CONTACT:
Activities Coordinator: Tim Baynes 425-837-6110
Athletic Director: Jordan Halstead 425-837-6037
ASB Bookkeeper: Margaret Pfeifle 425-837-6014
Athletics Secretary: Laura Couty 425-837-6015
ASB, Clubs, Funding & Resources
Associated Student Body (ASB)
All students at Issaquah High School are eligible to be part of the Associated Student Body with purchase of annual membership. Members of ASB elect Executive Board officers annually during Spring Elections. The executive officers are entrusted with setting and overseeing the annual ASB budget, interviewing and selecting general officers for the ASB classes, and serving as the main representatives of the student body to the administration, staff and public.
How can I join ASB?
Current 9th, 10th and 11th grade students can join ASB by running for an Executive Board position, by running for Class Council or by applying to become a general officer. 8th graders entering IHS next year may join ASB by running to be a freshman class representative - these elections take place at respective middle schools, not at the high school.
How do I run for an Executive Board position?
The ASB executive board consists of 5 positions: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and Student Activities Coordinator. Students running for an executive position: attend interest meetings, complete application requirements and create a campaign video. Elections scores consist of interview scores with the election committee and voting by 9th, 10th and 11th grade students.
When does the process open for Executive Board Elections?
Mandatory interest meetings will be held in late January or early February. Election videos will air on iVision March 6th and candidates will be notified of results by Friday March 8th.
How do I run for a Class Council Position?
Current 9th, 10th and 11th grade students may run for Sophomore class council, junior class council or senior class council respectively. Class councils consist of 4 positions: President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Students running for class council: attend interest meetings, complete application requirements and create a campaign video. Election scores consist of voting only.
When does the process open for Class Council Elections?
Mandatory interest meetings will be held in February. Election videos will air in March and candidates will be notified of results by the month's end.
How do I join ASB as a general officer?
Following Executive Board and Class Council elections, a 2025-26 ASB interest form will be made available. Interested students complete an application and complete an interview with the newly elected executive board.
ASB Executive Board 2024-25
Co-Presidents |
Evan Chen Matthew Fischer |
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Vice President | Peter Chon |
Secretary | Daphne Chen |
Treasurer | Patrick Yang |
Student Activities Coordinator | John Waldbaum |
Clubs
Clubs with selective criteria for participation
The following Clubs, Activities or Fine Arts have selective criteria for participation. Please reach out to the advisor for specific information.
Activities
Students are selected for these groups by each groups established criteria. For information regarding the application process or tryouts regarding a particular group, reach out to the advisor.
Group | Advisor |
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ASB | Tim Baynes |
Associative Sports Medicine | Todd Parsons |
Cheer | Cortney Halfaday |
Class Council 9th Grade | Kate Murray |
Class Council 10th Grade | Kate Murray |
Class Council 11th Grade | Megan Pedersen |
Class Council 12th Grade | Jared Fernandez |
Graduation | Alex Stevens |
Dance Team | Melanie Krieger and Rochelle Eixenberger |
DECA | Andrew Shanafelt |
Eagle Crew | Danae West and Michaela Nelson |
IT Magazine (Journalism) | Jordan Havlin Swartz |
iVision (Video Production) | Garrett Swallow |
National Honor Society | Sharika Karuppali and Kaitlin Shaw |
Yearbook | Avery Ohsman |
Fine Arts
Students are selected for these groups by each groups established criteria. For information regarding the application process or tryouts regarding a particular group, reach out to the advisor.
Group | Advisor |
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Band | Pat Holen |
Choir | Jessica Turner |
Hi Tones | Jessica Turner |
In Harmony | Jessica Turner |
Mix It Up | Jessica Turner |
Orchestra | Leah Weitzsacker |
Starting New Clubs
The Issaquah High School ASB considers new club applications during the first semester of each school year. To start a club, students must complete club registration, meet all club formation criteria and be voted for approval at a student senate meeting. When considering new club proposals, the Executive Board looks to ensure that new clubs are distinct from existing clubs and that the club has promise to sustain beyond the school year.
Steps to Register a New Club
- Complete Registration Form
- Connect with the Student Activities Coordinator, register to present at a first semester student senate meeting.
- Set-up club officer training with the Activity Coordinator. This must be completed before club activity commences.
- Complete probationary period. New clubs are considered probational during the school year in which they are approved for club activity. Should the club reactivate the following school year, the new club will then be granted a club account for financial activity.
Clubs without application or criteria to join
Clubs and Interest Groups
- American Sign Language Honor Society (ALSHS)
- Art Club
- Artificial Intelligence Club
- Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI)
- Athletes For Kids
- Black Student Union (BSU)
- Chemistry Club
- Culture Connections Club
- Code Club
- Data Structures and Algorithms Club
- Debate and Speech Club
- DECA
- Drama
- Eagle Crew
- Eco Club
- Engineering Club
- Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
- Feminism Club
- Film Club
- Foreign Student Buddies
- Forensic Club
- Girls Who Code
- Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
- Instrumentors
- International Buddy
- International Youth Neuroscience Association (IYNA)
- Investment Club
- Issaquah Aerospace Society
- Issaquah Literary Society
- Key Club
- Math Club
- Model U.N. Club
- Multilingual Student Union (MSU)
- Photography Club
- Psychology Club
- Robotics
- Science Bowl Club
- Sage Academy
- Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA)
- Sharing Interest Forming Friendships (SIFF) Club
- South Asia Student Association (SASA)
- Sports Med (Associate Sports Medicine and General Medicine Club of Issaquah High School)
- Thespian Troupe 8397
- VFX Club (Visual Effects and 3D Modeling)
- Woodshop Club
- Women in STEM
- YoungLife
American Sign Language Honor Society (ALSHS)
Meeting Time |
Tuesday (2nd, 3rd & 4th Tues. of each month) |
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Meeting Location | Portable 4 |
Purpose | The IHS Chapter of the National ASL Honor Society strives to create a safe space for students of all ASL learning levels to practice their skills and learn about the Deaf Community and Experience. Members will participate in signing competitions and events throughout the year with the club. Members who meet the induction criteria may be formally inducted into the honor society in June. For more information please visit our Canvas page: https://issaquah.instructure.com/enroll/E3PNEM |
Advisor | Paige Friedli |
President | Co-Presidents: MacKenzie Wilmot-Wade & Hayleigh Talton |
Website/Social Media |
Art Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2410 |
Purpose | To create a fun environment for everyone to learn new skills and build relationships with students who have a shared interest. |
Advisor | Jenn Arras |
President | Ryuya Yonekura |
Website/Social Media |
Artificial Intelligence Club
Meeting Time |
Wednesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 1417 |
Purpose | The Artificial Intelligence Club for high school students is a dynamic and innovative extracurricular group dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of AI. Our club offers a welcoming environment for students interested in AI, providing them with opportunities to learn, experiment, and collaborate on AI-related projects. Through workshops, discussions, and hands-on activities, members will gain practical skills in machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, and more. Our aim is to empower the next generation of AI enthusiasts, fostering creativity and problem-solving abilities while preparing them for the exciting future of AI technology. |
Advisor | Julie Fox |
President | Bliss Singhal |
Website/Social Media |
Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI)
Meeting Time |
Friday biweekly (No activity bus on Friday) |
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Meeting Location | Room 2601 |
Purpose | Space for Asian American Pacific Islander cultures to be shared and reflected on. Inclusive and welcoming to ALL students regardless of race/ethnicity! We educate ourselves and others in the process of leading AAPI peers. |
Advisor | Joseph Nguyen |
President | Malaya Nonog Ignacio |
Website/Social Media |
Athletes For Kids
Meeting Time |
Wednesday (Monthly) |
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Meeting Location | Room 3303 |
Purpose | To enhance the lives of students who have disabilities/special needs and the high school athletes who mentor them. |
Advisor | Kate Kelly |
President | Sarah Bishop |
Website/Social Media |
Black Student Union (BSU)
Meeting Time |
Mondays & Thursdays 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 1305 |
Purpose | The Black Student Union will be a club/group for all students identifying as African-American or black. This group will fundraise money for events. This group will also talk about and make students of black decent feel more confident being uniquely them. If there are racial issues that need to be talked or resolved, this group will meet with the people needed to address them. |
Advisor | Denise Moberly |
President | Jazmyn Pitre |
Website/Social Media | Instagram & TikTok |
Chemistry Club
Meeting Time |
Monday (Alternating) 3:00 |
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Meeting Location | Room 1205 |
Purpose | Fun experiments, lessons, and demos to learn more about the world of chemistry. We also teach our members on advanced chemical topics and prepare them for the AP Chemistry test/US National Chemistry Olympiad. Join for a community of science lovers! |
Advisor | Mr. Scaringi |
President | Akshay Vakharia |
Website/Social Media | @issychem on Instagram |
Culture Connections Club
Meeting Time |
Mondays 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 2306 |
Purpose | Culture Connections aims to bring a sense of community for different cultures at our school through food, crafts, music, and planning events. Anyone can participate in this club, and it is perfect for everyone hoping to learn more about other cultures and celebrate their own. Culture Connections is different from other cultural clubs because its primary goal is to celebrate cultures throughout the school and have fun while learning about them. |
Advisor | MaryAnn Knecht |
President | Ishika Kumar |
Website/Social Media | Instagram & TikTok |
Code Club
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3209 |
Purpose | Community of coders who help others. We help kids with APCSA labs, and the AP exam. We hone our skills with coding competitions online. Starting this year we teach newcomers to code from scratch. |
Advisor | Keith Stutler |
President | Co-Presidents: Bliss Singhal, Ryan Aby |
Website/Social Media | @issycodeclub |
Data Structures and Algorithms Club
Meeting Time |
Every Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 1417 (Robotics Room) |
Purpose | Data Structures and Algorithms Club introduces students to fundamental computer science concepts by teaching different searching and sorting algorithms (like BFS and DFS) and data structures (arrays, queues, linked lists, etc). We offer short lectures and workshops where students lead teams to build computer science projects, get tutoring for USACO and ACSL, and ask general coding questions for CSP or CSA. There will also be fun events with lots of food. All coding experience is welcome, and we hope to see you there! |
Advisor | Deborah Robins |
President | Co-Presidents: Zixuan (Peter) Fu, Savit Pawar |
Website/Social Media | @ihsdata.algs |
Debate and Speech Club
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3207 |
Purpose | Issaquah Debate and Speech Club are for those who enjoys researching and wants to hone their skills for creating argument based on evidence and delivering those arguments in a time constraint. We welcome people regardless to experience and look forward to new faces this year! |
Advisor | Jacob Blaskie |
Leadership | Kolin Kodama & Raymond Lai |
Website/Social Media | @issaquahdebate |
DECA
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Library |
Purpose | With over 200 thousand students worldwide, DECA is a globally recognized and renowned program that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in business. Our competitive events start with an area competition, where members can choose to participate in one or more of several competitions based on their passions (sports, apparel, ect). Each member that passes area gets to move onto the next round, which is a statewide competition. If members pass their state level competition, they get to move onto the next round which is a worldwide competition, this year held in ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. So, join us this year to enhance your leadership, and business skills, as well as to have a memorable and fun year! |
Advisor | Andrew Shanafelt |
President | Ava Gonzalez |
Website/Social Media |
Drama
Meeting Time |
Wednesday |
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Meeting Location | Black Box Theatre |
Purpose | Drama Club is a safe space to have fun and make friends. Members get to learn acting skills through student-run improv games and group exercises. Further information about Drama Club and the IHS Theatre Department can be found on our website. |
Advisor | Danae West |
Student Leadership | Reidar Graci |
Website/Social Media |
Eagle Crew
Meeting Time |
Monthly meeting as needed. |
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Meeting Location | Varies |
Purpose | To integrate 9th grade students into school culture through orientation and group activities. |
Advisor | Danae West and Michaela Nelson |
President | Tayten Walcott |
Website/Social Media | @eaglecrewihs |
Eco Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 1307 |
Purpose | Our club focuses on creating an ecologically aware student body and community by learning how and why climate change, pollution, and global warming occur. We do this by collaborating with other organizations and curating events that actively promote environmental awareness. Through projects such as trash pick-ups and indigenous organism planting we connect students with the ecosystems and community they are a part of. |
Advisor | Chris Foley |
President | Kaylene Foirster |
Website/Social Media |
Engineering Club
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3202 |
Purpose | Promote engineering through presentations, lessons, design/build activities, and friendly competitions. |
Advisor | Kevin Houghton |
President | Logan Warren |
Website/Social Media | @issyengineering |
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Meeting Time |
Monday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2605 |
Purpose | Our club aims to help students become future leaders in their community. Whether that be in the classroom, throughout the school, or their place of work. Through our community service projects and regional/state/national competitions, we help grow and improve skills such as planning, goal setting, and executive decision-making. |
Advisor | Sarah Orton |
President | Kaylene Forister |
Website/Social Media |
Feminism Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3303 |
Purpose | To talk about feminism and its importance in society, while also devoting time to learn about influential people and events in the gender equality movement. To encourage more frequent, normalized discussions about feminism. |
Advisor | Kate Kelly |
President | Kayla Tehero |
Website/Social Media | @ihsfeminism |
Film Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2412 |
Purpose | Teach and provide hands on learning in film production, editing, scriptwriting, and more. Aims to create student and club made short-films throughout the year. Perfect for those who are interested in watching or making movies. |
Advisor | Karen Kirsch |
Leadership | Ryan Lee, Daniel Heechan Lim |
Website/Social Media | Film Club Website/ @issaquahfilmclub |
Foreign Student Buddies
Meeting Time |
Mondays 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 2307 |
Purpose | The FSB aims to pair bilingual students with ESL/ELL students, creating a supportive environment and helping ESL students feel more at home in a potentially unfamiliar environment. We will host a variety of activities to help them learn about culture here, mostly through social interaction with others. By connecting students with shared language and/or cultural backgrounds, we aim to promote inclusivity and integration within our school community. |
Advisor | Ellie Shane |
President | Makoto Sasaki |
Website/Social Media | Application Form |
Forensic Club
Meeting Time |
Monday |
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Meeting Location | Room 1417 |
Purpose | This club explores the career opportunities and science behind crime scene investigations. We will use created and previously investigated crime scenes to evaluate proper procedures and evidence analysis techniques used by law enforcement and others in the forensic community. |
Advisor | Deborah Robins |
President |
Cassidy Furdyna |
Website/Social Media | @issyforensics |
Girls Who Code
Meeting Time | Thursday 3:00 |
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Meeting Location | Room 3209 |
Purpose | Build a supportive community that encourages girls interested in the field of computer science to explore coding. We go over programming basics in various languages, work through small projects, and discuss opportunities and applications within the CS field. |
Advisor | |
President | Salloni Kapoor |
Website/Social Media |
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
Meeting Time |
Monday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2601 |
Purpose | HOSA is a club to help students learn more about careers in healthcare/science. We invite guest speakers, host healthcare themed activities such as jeopardy, and go through case studies in meetings. Club members also have the opportunity to participate in competitions in many different subjects. |
Advisor | |
President | Julia Wang |
Website/Social Media |
Instrumentors
Meeting Time |
Wednesday 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 2108 |
Purpose | Our club, Instrumentors, is a club at IHS, and our main purpose is to connect students from IHS and IMS who love music. We tutor and mentor students from IMS for the instrument that they play. Our goals are to create an inclusive community between the two schools, and help IMS students excel at their instrument. We also want to help students at IHS learn how to teach and develop their leadership skills. |
Advisor | Kelly Tarp |
President(s) | Arya Mahajan |
Website/Social Media |
International Buddy
Meeting Time |
Tuesday 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 1305 |
Purpose | We are dedicated to helping autistic children thrive despite the potential language and financial barriers. We spread awareness, gather volunteers, and just activities for children. Our club provides volunteering opportunities for students at IHS |
Advisor | Denise Moberly |
President | Yiran Pang |
Website/Social Media | Website |
International Youth Neuroscience Association (IYNA)
Meeting Time |
Friday (No activity bus) |
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Meeting Location | Room 3203 |
Purpose | IYNA is the international youth neuroscience association, and we are a group of students passionate about exploring the fascinating subject of neuroscience and its connections to the world! Our goal is to inspire curiosity among members and to educate members on career possibilities in neuroscience. The club is open to anyone interested in learning neuroscience, and although having knowledge in psychology and neuroscience is helpful, no previous experience is required! |
Advisor | Amanda Sandlin |
President | Wenlin Chan |
Website/Social Media | @issaquah.iyna |
Investment Club
Meeting Time |
Biweekly Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3108 |
Purpose | To teach students about the power of investing and how to invest in the stock market. |
Advisor | Benjamin Reed |
President | Co-Presidents: Zixuan (Peter) Fu and Zifei (Jackson) Liu |
Website/Social Media | @issaquah_investment_club |
Issaquah Aerospace Society
Meeting Time |
Monday |
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Meeting Location | Room 3108 |
Purpose | Issaquah Aerospace Initiative is an engineering focused club that meets weekly to design, build and test a rocket for The American Rocketry Challenge. |
Advisor | Ben Reed |
President | Sylvio Dos Reis |
Website/Social Media | @issyaerospace |
Issaquah Literary Society
Meeting Time |
Mondays 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location |
Room 2207 |
Purpose |
The Issaquah Literary Society is a welcoming community for students passionate about reading and literature. Each month, members vote on a novel to explore, discuss, and engage with through various activities. Our goal is to create a comforting yet educational environment that fosters a love for literature and friendship while promoting a culture of reading at our school. Join us to connect with fellow book lovers, delve into captivating stories, and help others discover the joy of novels! Enjoy snacks and cozy discussions as we embark on this literary journey together. |
Advisor | Ms. Bean |
Leadership | Autumn Thacker |
Website/Social Media |
Key Club
Meeting Time |
Thursdays |
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Meeting Location | Library |
Purpose | The purpose of Key Club is to serve the community selflessly, build character, and develop leadership. Key club members participate in weekly service projects that give to communities far and wide. Being a part of Key Club means being willing to put in the time and effort to make change in the world. |
Advisor | |
President | Elisha Reyes |
Website/Social Media | Issaquah High Key Club / @issykeyclub |
Math Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2105 (Ms. Myers) |
Purpose | Learn about a variety of mathematical topics and prepare for competitions while having fun with friends. Participate in team and individual competitions such as AMC10/12, Math is Cool, and Stanford Math Tournament or receive math help and tutoring from peers. People of any skill level are welcome. |
Advisor | Kelly Tarp |
President | Esther Lee |
Website/Social Media |
Model U.N. Club
Meeting Time |
Tuesday (Alternating) |
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Meeting Location | Room 2206 |
Purpose | In Model UN, students can learn more about international politics, public speaking, and how MUN conferences work. This year there will be a focus on discussion and simulation-based meetings, along with competition preparation. |
Advisor | Jana White |
President | Akshay Vakharia |
Website/Social Media | @munissaquah |
Multilingual Student Union (MSU)
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | 3107 |
Purpose | Dedicated to support ELL students academically while exploring the diverse cultures of the world. |
Advisor | Margaret Rumpeltes |
President | Nina Liu |
Website/Social Media |
Photography Club
Meeting Time |
Thursdays |
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Meeting Location | Room 2406 |
Purpose | Brings interdisciplinary photographers together through creative freedom and artistic expression. Sharing personal work for advice, feedback and support is a highlight of our club. As well as special activities and events! |
Advisor | Bridget Johns |
President | TBD |
Website/Social Media | @issaquahphotoclub |
Psychology Club
Meeting Time |
Thursday 3:00 p.m. – 3:40 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 3203 |
Purpose | The goal of this club is to spread the knowledge of psychology by understanding the interactions between the mind, body, and the environment. We want to help foster an environment where you are able to relax from the stressful life of a school environment as well as learn strategies to navigate your academic life and how to stay ahead of your homework. We plan to do many activities in Psychology club such as animal therapy, a Spooktober drive, etc. while also participating in various competitions. If you are just tired from a long school day or want to learn more about a new psychology experiment, psychology club is the place to be so come to Room 3203 and join! |
Advisor | Amanda Sandlin |
President(s) | Shruti Sriram and Pavan Pervaje |
Website/Social Media | @issypsychclub |
Robotics
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 1418 (Woodshop) |
Purpose | Our team's goal is to educate and provide experience for students interested in robotics. After training our new members, we compete in the FIRST Robotics Competition, a world wide robotics challenge, where we play with and against other high school robotics teams. We hope to inspire our members to pursue STEM and train them in many skills, such as electromechanical design, engineering, programming, data analytics, and business practices. |
Advisor | Julie Irwin |
Leadership | Niko Cornell, Owen Wengreen, Jennie Long |
Website/Social Media |
Science Bowl Club
Meeting Time |
Tuesday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2109 |
Purpose | At Science Bowl Club, we are dedicated to mastering a wide range of scientific disciplines in preparation for the National Science Bowl competition in February. We utilize team-based practice and individual presentations to learn various concepts and topics in the subjects of chemistry, physics, biology, energy, earth and space science, and math. We welcome everyone who has an interest in these fields and wants to know more about our competition! |
Advisor | Kelly Tarp |
Leadership |
Tony Liu, Daniel Qian, Andrew Kim, Ryan Jang |
Website/Social Media | Discord |
Sage Academy
Meeting Time | Monday 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | 3304 |
Purpose | Sage Academy is a group of like-minded youth working together to contribute to the betterment of the past generations. We host events monthly at the independent living center University House. |
Advisor | Melody Smith |
President | Prisha Vajja |
Website/Social Media |
Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA)
Meeting Time |
Tuesdays |
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Meeting Location | Room 2304 |
Purpose | Safe space for LGBTQIA+ and/or allies. Education on LGBTQ related topics. Discussion on LGBTQ history and representation. |
Advisor | |
President | Jacqueline Bean |
Website/Social Media |
Sharing Interest Forming Friendships (SIFF) Club
Meeting Time | Thursday (Twice a month)
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Meeting Location | Room 1130 (located behind main office) |
Purpose | This club fosters a safe environment for our LRC-2 class to make friends and have fun. Through activities and field trips, SIFF club offers a unique opportunity for all individuals to come together. |
Advisor | |
President | Noah Marcus |
Website/Social Media | @ihssiff |
South Asia Student Association (SASA)
Meeting Time |
Monday (twice per month) |
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Meeting Location | Room 3201 |
Purpose | SASA is an association for students to meet each other/interact with the South Asian community in our school and provide a space to engage with South Asian cultures. At each meeting, we will delve into each region's traditions and customs, history, language, food, music, fashion, and more! |
Advisor | Rachel Heilman |
President | Suzette Alancheril |
Website/Social Media |
Sports Med (Associate Sports Medicine and General Medicine Club of Issaquah High School)
Meeting Time |
Monday Weekly, minus NHS meetings (so first Monday of each month) |
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Meeting Location | Room 1608 |
Purpose | Sports Medicine Club aims to create an environment that fosters the foundation and growth of aspiring medical professionals, achieve maximum potential in allowing members to become fully satisfied with their interests within the club, organize events, gatherings, meetings, etc. that will enrich medical knowledge of attending students, raise funds for practical application of medical skills, work toward certification of CPR, basic life support, first aid, and academically support students within the sports med courses. |
Advisor | Todd Parsons |
Leadership | Sakura Yamawaki and Allison Witecki |
Website/Social Media |
Thespian Troupe 8397
Meeting Time |
Wednesday (Alternating) |
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Meeting Location | Black Box Theater |
Purpose | The IHS Thespian society meets every other Wednesday to discuss events in the IHS theatre department and upcoming competitions and auditions. Further information about the Thespian Society and the theatre department can be found on our website: https://sites.google.com/view/issaquahhightheatre/ihs-theatre-department |
Advisor | Danae West |
President | MacKenzie Wilmot-Wade |
Website/Social Media |
Remind: Text @troupe8397 to 81010 |
VFX Club (Visual Effects and 3D Modeling)
Meeting Time |
Thursday |
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Meeting Location | Room 2110 |
Purpose | Visual Effects and 3D Modeling Club aims to create a community that can learn and share the art of movie magic and visual effects (VFX). Our goal is to form a group that functions like a VFX studio or team. This club is perfect for those with an interest in compositing, animating, rigging, lighting, CGI, or those who simply have creative or technical drive. We will work together to create polished final products for social media, competitions, portfolios, and more. |
Advisor | Alyssa Giesler |
President | Ryan Lee |
Website/Social Media |
Woodshop Club
Meeting Time |
Monday 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 1418 |
Purpose | Explore employment opportunities in the woodworking field. Improve the students woodworking skills. Woodshop Club gives students an opportunity to freely and creatively express themselves while offering options to challenge one’s self or be more relaxed with this activity. Woodshop Club offers a unique, engaging, and beautiful medium for students to create art/work/pieces that express them, while also allowing students to connect with others with similar interests |
Advisor | Vander Corley |
President | Selah Nichols |
Website/Social Media |
Women in STEM
Meeting Time |
Thursday (Weekly in the past, might be changing to every other week) 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | Room 3101 |
Purpose | Women in STEM is a place for students who identify as female to explore opportunities in STEM fields. We perform science experiments, play games, and overall have a fun time together. Our goal is to extend this club to any girls who are interested in this field! |
Advisor | Vale Crain |
President | Lily Maurer |
Website/Social Media |
YoungLife
Meeting Time |
Thursday 3:00 p.m. |
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Meeting Location | TBD |
Purpose | Our goal is to create a safe environment for students to gather and have fun. We do team building activities to help encourage a positive community. We have real conversations about everyday important topics. |
Advisor | John Franco |
Leadership | Matthew Fischer, Robert Fischer, Coline DeCremiers, Laura Johnson |
Website/Social Media |
Forms
Funding
ASB Funding 101
The associated student body primarily funded through annual membership dues. A majority of this money is allocated towards the basic operations of required extracurricular activities. Some of these costs include: uniforms for athletic programs, transportation costs, referees and coaches salaries. While the ASB executive board annually reserves a pool of unallocated dollars to consider current year requests, ASB programs are generally self-sufficient. Programs should explore possibilities to fundraise for desired activities prior to requesting funding from ASB.
How to request ASB funds
- Students, coaches, advisors, or ASB program representatives submit a request for ASB funds: ASB Funds Request Form
- Await allocation decision from ASB. The ASB executive meets once per week to review funds requests. If further information about the request is needed, the author of the funds request will be contacted with request for info.
- The Activity Coordinator will email the funds request author, program advisor/coach, ASB bookkeeper, Athletic Director (if necessary) and booster club (if necessary).
- ASB will fully fund, partially fund, or reject funding for requests. If a program is granted money from ASB, the program has immediate access to this money.