 Clubs & Organizations
Acadec - Academic Decathlon Meetings: Every Monday from 4:00-5:00 in Room 3123. The United States Academic Decathlon is a team competition wherein students match their intellects with students from other schools. Students are tested in ten categories: Art, Economics, Essay, Interview, Language and Literature, Mathematics, Music, Science, Social Science, and Speech.
The Anime Club Room: 5244 Meetings: The Anime Club
is a place for devotees of Japanese animation and anime literature to come together to watch films and discuss topics of interest. Meetings will be held from 3:45-5:00 on the first and third Wednesdays of the month.
Art Club Meetings: Every other Tuesday from 4:00-5:00 in Room 4148 Art Club is a club for furthering the exploration of the visual arts. The Art Club will meet to produce special projects and organize exhibitions of the arts. Membership will be open to all students wishing to join; no previous artistic training is required.
B.E.S.T Robotics (Boosting Engineering, Science, & Technology) Meetings: Room 6129A BEST is a non-profit, volunteer organization whose mission is to inspire students to pursue careers in engineering, science, and technology through participation in a sports-like, science- and engineering-based robotics competition.
Blue Crew Meetings: Room 3239. The Blue Crew spirit support organization is an integral part of Bryan High School. Blue Crew is responsible for a number of game-day functions at Viking football games and other athletic events. Members of the Blue Crew
have prouldy provided the BHS campus with leadership, character, spirit, and service. The mission of the Blue Crew is to serve Bryan High School by promoting spirit and high ideals, while fostering positive relationships among all members of the Bryan community.
Bryan FFA Meetings: Rooms 6135 and 6144
Business Professionals of America(BPA) Meetings: Room5151
Bowling Team Meetings: Room 3129
Chess Club Meetings: Room 5151
Class Council Sponsor: Ana Mejia (10th grade) Meetings: Room 3109 Sponsor: Colleen Holmes (11th grade) Meetings: Room 5240 Sponsor: Debbie Richards (12th grade) Meetings: Room 5236
Computer Science Club Meetings: Room 5151 Computer Science club
encourages education in the field of computer science through participation in numerous competitions, year-long training, and community service. CS club will represent Bryan High in several competitions in the computer science field. CS club also tutors students who desire help in the field of Computer Science. All students are encouraged and welcomed.
Crimestoppers Meeting(s): Room 6131, 5151
FCA - Fellowship of Christian Athletes Meetings: Every Wednesday night from 8:30-9:30 in student homes The main goals of FCA are to encourage peers, grow spiritually, and bring people to Jesus Christ. The group meets once a week at various members’ houses. Meetings include singing, Bible studies, guest speakers, helpful videos, and peer testimonies. FCA assists with many events such as the Viking Relays and Fields of Faith
French Club Meetings: Room 2108
Gospel Choir Meetings: Every Thursday at 4:00 in room 6148 This club sings songs of inspiration and praise, participates in community and church related activities, and provides mentor relationships to elementary and secondary students. We coordinate and implement programs such as Black History Recognition, talent shows, musicals, and live performances.
Guitar Club Meetings: Room 5226
HOSA – Health Occupation Students of America Meetings: Monthly at Hammond Oliver This club is for Hammond-Oliver students enrolled in Health Science Technology (HST) classes. HOSA participates in educational, service, and social activities throughout the year. Students also compete in regional, state, and national competitions.
HYPE - Hispanic Youth Promoting Education Meetings: Every Tuesday at 4:00 pm in Room 3109 The purpose of H.Y.P.E is to encourage students, mainly Hispanic students, to plan to further their education beyond high school. We are also a community service organization helping with different community projects. Activities: Two regular meetings a month, one after school and the other in the evening. We go to A&M for Shadow Day with CAMAC (Committee for Awareness of Mexican American Culture). We attend the Houston Hispanic Career and Education Day. We have speakers who are good role models and encourage our students to go to college. We participate in the 16 of
September Fiestas Patrias, Christmas on Beck Street, and give a needy family Christmas gifts. Our big community project is sponsoring the Bryan High Cultural Fiesta in April.
Interact Interact is a student service organization that promotes community and international service projects and builds leadership and teamwork. It is sponsored by the Rotary Club. Scholarships for outstanding service by students are awarded each year by
the Rotary Club.
Key Club Meetings: Every Tuesday at 4:00 pm or every Wednesday at 7:55 am in Room 6129A. Key club is the oldest and largest service program for high school students in the world. It is a student-led organization that teaches leadership through serving others. Members of the Kiwanis International Family, Key Club members better themselves as they help their schools.
Media Tech Club Meetings: Room 4163 Starting November,
1st Thursday of every month after school This club is for students enrolled in Media Technology or interested in media related fields (i.e. radio, television, film). Students participate in leadership opportunities, take field trips, and attend MTC meetings where student projects may be shown.
The Mural Club Meetings: Room 4154
National Art Honor Society (NAHS) Meetings in room 4148.
NHS - National Honor Society Meetings: Contact for calendar Selected students are involved in activities designed to recognize and encourage academic achievement while developing other characteristics essential to citizens of a democracy, such as scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Projects include
fundraisers, such as candy grams, and community service activities such as an annual blood drive.
National Spanish Honor Society Meetings: Room 2129
NSBE - National Society of Black Engineers Meetings: Room 5161, Every other Tuesday from 4:00-5:00. The NSBE experience empowers every member to reach his or her full potential. We encourage our membership to continue the legacy while maintaining leadership roles in NSBE, black communities, and other professional organizations. We instill pride and add value to our members which causes them to want to give back to NSBE in order to produce a continuum of success. Members interact with mentors and participate in academic competitions.
National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) Meetings: Room 6148.
Photography Club Meetings: Room 6158 The Photography Club
consists of students with an interest in photography. Our club takes pictures of various groups for the yearbook as well as homecoming a Sadie pictures. WE also travel to BISD Elementary campuses to photograph students with Santa and take 5th Grade Graduation pictures.
Science Club Meetings: Room 2113. Science Club affords
students who are interested in science opportunities to be involved in science related field trips, hear guest speakers, develop leadership skills, and explore a variety of science activities.
Skills USA Meetings: Room 6161 Meetings: Room 6120 Meetings: Room 6131
Spanish Club Meetings: Every 2nd and 4th Thursday 4:00-4:30 in Room 2129. The Spanish Club strives to offer students opportunities for leadership by participating as officers and committee members in the club. Club activities involve creating relationships with the local Hispanic community. The Spanish Club volunteers to help with Fiestas Patrias in September, volunteers with the after school program at the Girl’s and Boy's Club in Bryan, and participates in the Angel Tree gift program at Christmas. In the spring, we experience the Hispanic culture of San Antonio on our club trip.
Student Council Meetings: Every 1st and 3rd Monday from 4:00-5:00 in Room 2223. These elected, and non-elected work students, comprise the forum for student government on campus. They promote closer cooperation between the faculty and the student body. The Council operates elections (Student Body, Homecoming Queen, etc.), collects for charities, sponsors health and safety programs, and more. Elections are held during the spring of each year, but students may work on the council at any time during the year.
Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD)
Technology Academy Student Organization (TASO) Meetings: Room 2224. TASO provides socialization and community service opportunities for Tech Academy students. TASO is active in the recruitment process of Technology Academy, holds tutorial sessions for all subjects for any interested students, and supports Tech Academy teachers by managing bulletin boards and assisting in organizational tasks to improve appearance and function for our classrooms. TASO also provides graphic and bulletin board services to other organizations at BHS.
Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) Meetings: Room 2221. TCEA Computer Programming competitions are timed contests in which teams of students program solutions to problems. The regional contest is usually in February and held at Bryan High School. The state competition is in March. Every contest is a hands-on programming/problem solving competition.
Thespian Society Meetings: Starting November, 1st Thursday of every month after school This club is for students enrolled in Media Technology or interested in media related fields (i.e. radio, television, film). Students participate in leadership opportunities, take field trips, and attend MTC meetings where student projects may be shown.
UIL Academics Meetings: Room 5240 Starting November, 1st
Thursday of every month after school This club is for students enrolled in Media Technology or interested in media related fields (i.e. radio, television, film). Students participate in leadership opportunities, take field trips, and attend MTC meetings where student projects may be shown.
Valhalla Speech & Debate Team Meetings: First Thursday 4:00-6:00 in room 5225. We have had students qualify for nationals in Portland, Oklahoma City, and Charlotte. Students in this activity have been
successful in reaching the final rounds at TFA State and UIL State competition.
Valkyries Step Club Meetings: Room 5204
Vikingoteo Band Meetings: Room 6117
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The following are programs you can get involved in that are part of the school day and require either an application process or an audition. Contact the person listed for more information.
Air Force Junior ROTC Room(s): 6140
AVID Room(s): 5227A AVID club meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 4pm in room 5227A.
Band Room(s): 4136
Color Guard/Winter Guard Room(s):4136
Winter Drumline Room(s): 4136
Cheerleading Room(s): 4147
Choir Room(s): 4133
Orchestra Room(s): 4129
PALs Room(s): 3228
Peacekeepers Room(s): 3224
ShyAnnes Room(s): 4119, Gym 3
Yearbook Room(s): 6160
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