Clubs

Thank you for coming the Club Fair that was held September 20th!

ASB will not accept applications for new clubs during the 2024-25 school year. We encourage you to look at the list of over 60 clubs and interest groups (below) to find something that might interest you! ASB will revisit this decision in the spring of 2025

Eastlake Clubs 2024-25

ASB cards are required for club & sports participation. ASB cards can be purchased from the EHS Bookkeeping Office located in the Student Store. The office is open before school, and during lunches.

ATTENTION CLUB ADVISORS AND CLUB MEMBERS – Before a flyer advertising a club is put up in the school, it must be approved and stamped by our Main Office (Cathy Kilborn). All big painted posters are approved by Molly Hill.

This process is quick, but important that we have approved signs in our halls. Any poster or flyer that is not approved will be removed.

Clubs are Advertised on the following Eastlake Social Media sites:

Facebook - EastlakeLWSD
Instagram - EastlakeLWSD

LWSD Student Volunteer Application - HERE

Complete the student Volunteer Application. A parent must also sign the form!
Meet with your Eastlake Counselor for signature.
Drop the completed form off to Mrs. Kilborn in the EHS main office.

ASB Clubs

(These clubs are able to fund raise and expend funds.
Students who participate must have an ASB card)

A.S.L. Honors Society (H.S.)

A.S.L. Honors Society (H.S.)
Advisor - Mrs. Jackstadt
Room - E204
Meeting Days & Time - 2nd Tuesday of the month 3:30-4:30pm
Club Description - ASL NHS and ASL Club is a place
where students can come and practice their ASL and learn about what is happening in the Deaf Community/Culture. ASL NHS students have 10 hours of Community Service hours that they need to complete each year.

Art Club

Black Student Union

Chess Club

Cheer Team

Computer Science

Advisor - Mr. Bradley, Ms. Klaka, Mr. Puri
Room - C117
Meeting Days & Time - 3rd Monday - 3:30PM
Club Description - Enrichment and service club for
Computer Science. Activities include lessons on CS topics, coding challenges, and coding competitions.We also organize outreach/CS education events for middle and elementary school students. Members are required to come to the monthly meetings and fulfill service requirements to be inducted in the spring.

Dance Team

Debate Club

DECA

Advisor - Ms. Petersen, Ms. Schwartz, Ms. Singleton, Mr. Ward
Room - Main Gym and/or Theater
Meeting Days & Time - Wednesdays 1:50-2:30pm
Club Description - DECA is a club focused on the exploration of business careers. Students compete at the local, state, and international level in a wide range of competitive events. Students learn and hone soft skills such as professionalism, communication, time management, and networking. You do not need to be in a business class to participate!

Drama Club

Environmental Club

French H.S & French Club

Horticulture Club

HOSA

Advisor - Ms. Kinzer
Room - E107
Meeting Days & Time - Thursdays 3:30PM Oct. 3rd, Nov 7th, December 5th, January 16th, (Feb: testing and SLC), March 6th, April 10th, May 22nd
Club Description - HOSA is a club focused on the exploration of health science careers. Students get exposure to various medical careers and topics. Through competing at the state and international conferences, students expand their knowledge and skill base while exploring future career paths.

Indian Student Association

Japanese H.S & Culture Club

Advisor - Ms. Mizuno
Room - D215
Meeting Days & Time - 3:30-4:30pm Monday
Club Description - Japanese Culture Club is open to all students and meets monthly to learn about various cultural topics on Japan.

Japanese Honor Society is an enrichment & service club for those who have a GPA of 3.5 and have taken at least 3 semesters of Japanese. Must fulfill service hours prior to induction in the spring.

Jewish Student Union

Key Club

Latinos Unidos

Link Crew

Math H.S

Mock Trial

Model UN

Advisor - Mr. Jacobson
Room - D217
Meeting Days & Time - Thursdays (every other Thursday during the year, and weekly leading up to a conference) 3:30-4:40pm
Club Description - Model UN (MUN) competes as a team at conferences throughout the year. Conferences are simulations of United Nations committees. Members receive practice in public speaking, negotiation, research, diplomacy. Content is focused on foreign affairs.

Music - Band Club

Music - Orchestra Club

National English H.S

National Honor Society

Physics Honor Society

Pride Club

Robotics Pack of Parts

Advisor - Martin Taillefer and Robotics Mentors
Room - D125
Meeting Days & Time - Mondays and Wednesdays in the fall, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays during winter.
Club Description - We build robots! Great big cool robots! Our team name is Pack of Parts and our mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting hands-on programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, and inspire innovation, to foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership. But really, we're in it for the robots!

Website - https://www.packofparts.org/
More Info - Emai info@packofparts.org

Science National Honor Society

Advisor - Mr. Korshavn & Mr. Cervany
Room - Various
Meeting Days & Time -Every Friday 3:30PM
Club Description - The purpose of this organization is to encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought, to advance the students’ knowledge of classical and modern science, to communicate with the scientific community, to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science, and to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind.

Science Olympiad

Advisor - Sara Cupp
Room - C221
Meeting Days & Time - TBD
Club Description - Science Olympiad is an academic competition where students compete in knowledge/build events that center around biological, physical, chemical, and earth sciences. EHS's Science Olympiad provides opportunities to earn science-related volunteer hours, participate in both state and regional competitions, and organize a variety of science-related events throughout the year.

Spanish H.S

Advisor - Ms. Don Chokr
Room - E203
Meeting Days & Time - 1st Monday of the month 3:30PM
Club Description - Honor society for students in Spanish with a 3.5 GPA or higher. It is focused on service to promoting the Spanish language. Members must fulfill service requirements annually to continue membership. Must be enrolled in Spanish 3 or higher levels or have completed Spanish 3 or higher levels.

Technology Student Association (TSA)

Advisor - Ms. Pixley
Room - C112
Meeting Days & Time - 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month 3:30PM
Club Description - TSA’s program includes competitions and leadership activities. TSA provides its members the opportunity to explore a wide variety of STEM career interest areas. All TSA competitions—more than 70 middle and high school events combined, challenge students to use and improve their STEM skills in team and individual events in career areas such as:

• Architecture and Construction Technology
• Communications Technology
• Computer Science and Information Technology
• Manufacturing and Transportation Technology
• Technology and Research

TRi M Music H.S

Wolf Street Journal

Interest Groups

(no fundraising; ASB card not required)

Animie Club

Artificial Intelligence Club

Asian Culture Club

Astronomy Club

Book Club/Equity Book Club

Creative Writing

Crochet Club

Drumline

Dungeons and Dragons

Advisor - Timothy Rogers
Room - Upper Commons
Meeting Days & Time - Thursdays & Fridays 3:30-5:00PM
Club Description - Dungeons & Dragons is a tabletop role playing game that takes you and your friends on epic journeys. Team up, become characters you create, battle deadly foes, and uncover ancient secrets. No experience required; just show up and create narratives with friends.

Eastlake Christian Fellowhip

Fashion Club

Forensic Club

Function, Form & Future Design Club

Girls Who Code

Advisor - Ms. Klaka
Room - C109
Meeting Days & Time - 2nd, 3rd, 4th Tuesdays of the month, 3:30PM
Club Description - A community for girls and non-binary students who are interested in STEM to learn about CS topics, do bonding activities, and learn from inspiring guest speakers and industry workshops together. Boys are welcome to attend regular meetings, though some external workshops may be limited to girls and non-binary students due to rules from organizations who organize them.

Investment Club

Advisor - Mr. Curry
Room - C210
Meeting Days & Time -
Club Description - Eastlake Investment Club aims to empower, educate, and inform members, observers, and the greater Eastlake community through weekly meetings, monthly workshops, and discussions that provide our audience with greater personal financial literacy, investment knowledge, and economic understandings.

Jazz Band Club

Junior Orthopedic Guild (JOG)

Linguistics Club

Advisor - Ms. Don Chokr
Room - E203
Meeting Days & Time - Every second & fourth Friday of the month 3:30PM
Club Description - A club for all students, especially those interested in the study of language. At Linguistics Club we compete in speed translation activities that use patterns and syntax to form sentences from completely new language systems

Competitions have the possibility to go to national level. Every year there is a National Linguistics Conference.

Marine Science

Mixed Student Association

Advisor - Mr. Curry
Room -
Meeting Days & Time -
Club Description - The club provides a safe environment for students of mixed heritage and students who are interested in learning about the mixed community. Our goal is to educate students to help provide a better understanding of the mixed community, undo any misconceptions about mixed people, and to have a fun experience bonding over our backgrounds. Anyone is welcome mixed or not mixed! (Snacks are also provided!)

Multilingual Club

Advisor - Mary Ann Casas

Room - D142 (inside the library)
Meeting Days & Time - 2^nd Monday of each month at 3:30PM
Club Description - The purpose of this club is to foster an environment between students at Eastlake from various backgrounds. The ML Club focuses on learning about different languages and cultures around the world that students are from.

Eastlake Music Production Club

Advisor - Valerie Harris
Room - B161
Meeting Days & Time - Every second and fourth Monday 3:30PM
Club Description - The Music Production Club is a place where those interested in making their own music digitally can hang out and learn—regardless of their experience level!
In this club, we:

Cover several music production and music theory concepts
Cover different styles of music
Provide opportunities for members to share tracks and give/get feedback
Give fun challenges to help members grow
Foster a safe environment where everyone is welcome
Are always open to suggestions on what kinds of things to talk about

Muslim Student Assoc.

Advisor - Ms Fisher
Room - C213
Meeting Days & Time - Every other Friday 3:30PM
Club Description - The Eastlake Muslim Student Association (MSA) is a diverse and inclusive community where both Muslim and non-Muslim students come together to explore Islam, share cultural experiences, and enjoy fun activities. MSA welcomes all students and hosts a range of events throughout the year, from lively games like Family Feud to communal Iftar Potlucks and community outreach projects to support those in need.

National History Day

Advisor - Tim Rodgers
Room - D231
Meeting Days & Time - Thursdays 3:30PM
Club Description - National History Day Club is a place for students interested in participating in the NHD competition. During club meetings we will review key guidelines for the competition and support one another through the process. Students who attend meetings will get the opportunity to get their work peer-reviewed while developing a community of individuals who foster a love for history.

Psychology Club

Random Acts of Kindness

Sammamish Community Club

Science Research Club

Stem and Leaf

Advisor - Mr. Emerson
Room - E130
Meeting Days & Time - First & third Tuesday of the month 3:30PM
Club Description - STEM & Leaf seeks to help gender minorities envision themselves in STEM careers by providing them with a female mentor in that field. Typical group sizes are roughly five students per mentor. We also seek to build community among our members through club meetings

Strategy Board Games

Wolves Lax Club

Students Demand Action

Advisor - Mr. Sheffield
Room - C228
Meeting Days & Time - Every thirrd Wednesday of the month 1:30PM
Club Description - Students who are interested in advocating for an increase in gun safety laws across the United States with the goal of lowering and ultimately ending school shootings to restore the safe space school is intended to be. The Students Demand Action Chapter at Eastlake focuses on engaging students with policy and creating a space where students can participate in difficult discussions.

Wolves Outdoors Club

Women in Leadership

Advisor - Ms. Iyer
Room - D208
Meeting Days & Time - Every other Tuesday 3:25-4:00PM
Club Description - Eastlake Women's Leadership Club strives to create a community at Eastlake where women feel safe to express themselves and their identity whilst meeting individuals with similar goals and passions. We hold safe spaces/discussions, seminars, activities, and provide opportunities for learning.