Clubs & Organizations
AHS Club Descriptions 2025-2026
Participation in an AHS club requires a parent or guardian to provide consent by completing the Google form available here.
Foreign Policy Club (Advisor: McDonald)
The Foreign Policy Association (FPA) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to fostering public awareness, informed debate, and civic participation in U.S. foreign policy and global affairs. Through publications, programs, and events, the FPA promotes understanding of international issues and their impact on America and the world.
Thespian Honor Society (Advisor: Carpenter)
The International Thespian Honor Society encourages qualities such as collaboration, discipline, and creative expression, while providing pathways for students to grow as both artists and leaders.
National Art Honor Society (Advisor: Kosla)
(NAHS) is a program established by the National Art Education Association (NAEA) for high school students in grades 9-12 who demonstrate outstanding ability and interest in the visual arts. Membership invitations are issued based upon art scholarship, character, and service.
Circle of Friends (Advisor: Buono)
Circle of Friends is where general education and special education students come together to connect, celebrate differences, and enjoy fun activities that strengthen social skills and kindness. Everyone is welcome!
Quill & Scroll (Advisor: Koons)
Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to encourage and recognize individual student achievement in journalism and scholastic publication.
DECA (Advisor: Kershaw)
DECA is an international student organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. It provides high school and college students with opportunities to develop leadership, teamwork, and communication skills through competitions, conferences, and community involvement.
STUCO (Co-Advisors: Mrs. Thomas & Mrs. Blanchard)
Want to make a real impact at your school? Student Council is your chance to be a leader, share your ideas, and help plan fun events like dances, spirit weeks, and fundraisers. As a member, you'll work with classmates and staff to improve student life, promote school spirit, develop leadership skills, and build community relationships. Student Council is a great way to make your mark. Join us and help shape the future of our school!
Math Honor Society (Advisor: Morrissey)
Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society. It aims to foster a keen interest in mathematics, develop strong scholarship in the subject, and promote enjoyment of math among high school and two-year college students. Club members will participate in math activities and practice math competition questions.
French Club (Advisor: Thomas)
The French Club provides a vehicle to focus activities around French language and Francophone literature and cultures, and to encourage participation in contest or scholarship opportunities.
Jesus Club (Advisor: Perkins)
This club gives students time to fellowship and have student-led discussion in large group and small group settings about the Bible.
Red Cross Club (Advisor: Black)
This club is sanctioned by the American Red Cross who provides meeting curriculum, such as first aid, fire and storm safety procedures, disaster relief efforts, etc. Club members complete service hours; ample opportunities are provided to attain service hours.
UNICEF Club (Advisor: Fischer)
UNICEF Club is a student-led organization that partners with UNICEF USA to educate, advocate, and fundraise for the organization's mission to support children worldwide.
Book Club (Advisor: Frank)
Book Club is a conversation about books in general. It is an opportunity for fellow book lovers to come together and discuss what they love about reading.
Music Club (Advisor: Terrill)
In Music Club, we focus on a new genre each week: rock, rap, jazz, electronic, classical, etc. We discuss our favorite musicians and recommend bands to each other. Lyrics must be clean. We also collaborate throughout the year to make the ultimate Spotify playlist.
NHS Meetings (Co-Advisors: Davila & Varble)
INVITED JUNIORS AND SENIORS ONLY.
This is the Argyle Chapter of the National Honor Society. Students are invited as sophomores if they display the pillars of an NHS member. Members complete volunteer hours in the community.
Skills USA (i.e., Law Enforcement, Culinary, AV/Photography) (Co-Advisors: Greenwood / Baker / Holland / Martin)
SkillsUSA is the CTSO (Career & Technical Student Organization) for the Law Enforcement, Culinary Arts and Audio Visual Programs of Study. Students are empowered to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. Students will have a chance to sharpen their skills through training, competition, reflection, and growth. Contest dates will be discussed during club meetings.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) (Advisor: Brazil)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a student-led group that brings athletes and coaches together to grow in their Christian faith and encourage one another.
Board Game Club (Advisor: Woody)
In Board Game Club, we will play modern and classic tabletop games that involve critical thinking, problem solving, and strategy.
HOSA - AHS Chapter (Co-Advisors: Dr. Florez & Mapes)
HEALTHCARE: HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) is a state, national & international organization to empower students to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA has a presence in all 50 U.S. states and in nearly 10 countries. There are over 56 healthcare events to choose from for competition: texashosa.org
UIL Robotics (Co-Advisors: Steele & Ford)
Robotics Club is a hands-on, collaborative team where students design, build, and program robots to solve challenges, compete in competitions, and explore real-world applications of engineering and technology.
Environmental Club (Advisor: McNealy)
The purpose of this club is to empower students to engage in community activities that empower them to make a positive environmental impact while building awareness, responsibility, and leadership.
Pillars of the Environmental Club are:
- Community Service
- Education and Awareness
- Action and Advocacy
- Teamwork and Leadership
- Career and Personal Growth
Model UN (Co-Advisors: Barnhill & Lundy)
Model UN provides a platform for students to engage with international affairs through a hands-on, interactive experience. Participants research specific topics, develop country positions, and participate in simulated UN debates and negotiations. This process encourages students to understand different perspectives, develop persuasive arguments, and work collaboratively to find solutions to global challenges.