Co-Curricular

Connect 9/New Student Mentors is a group of selected senior student leaders who act as guides during Freshmen/New Student Orientation. They mentor and connect with students during their first week at EPHS, and continuously check in on freshmen students during the course of the school year. Connect 9 students must apply, be selected, and receive training on how to run Freshman Orientation. New leaders are chosen each spring for the consecutive fall school year.

REGISTRATION: Applications for 22-23 Connect 9 leaders have already been collected and leaders selected. Information for next fall (23-24 school year) will be sent out via Schoology.

• Schoology Course Page

• Meeting dates, time, and location are shared on Schoology.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisors: Roxy Myhre and Sherae Zaccardi

Dare 2 Be Real is an anti-racist student leadership organization. Tackling issues like discrimination, facilitating staff informational sessions and conversations, and planning educational events for students are just a few of the activities we take part in. Join D2BR if you are passionate about making our school a more inclusive environment or if you just want to learn more about a number of topics around race relations. Being a part of Dare 2 Be Real will not only enable you to make a difference in our community, but it will equip you with skills you will carry with you for the rest of your life.

HOW TO JOIN: all members must submit a membership contract to join. Link to 22-23 D2BR Student Contract 

• Meetings will be held after school from 3:30-4:15 pm in Room 126.
• 2022-23 Meeting dates:
  • September 
  • October
  • November, November
  • December December
  • January , January
  • February , February 
  • March March March 
  • April  April 
  • May May 

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisors: Kelsey Snyder and Brian Sibley

Eagle News Network is the broadcast publication of Eden Prairie High School. In 2019, the Eyrie Newspaper and Eagle Vision News merged to become Eagle News Network!!

• Location: Publications Room (251)
• Fees: None
• Grades: 9-12
• Description: A forum for student expression about issues regarding student life
• Requirements/Expectations: Ability to write well, proofread, accept responsibility, meet deadlines, carry out commitments; team spirit
• Season: School year
• Times/Dates: Third period
• Registration: Recommendation of an English teacher; submit a writing sample and completed application to obtain approval of newspaper adviser previous to registration; application available in the English Resource Center in late-December; applications and recommendations are required one week before standard registrations are due. (see link below "Join Eagle News Network")
• Awards/Recognition: Participation awards, lettering for two-year staff, potential state/national awards
• Advisor Contact: Alex Bauer; abauer@edenpr.org 

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National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The National Honor Society chapter of Eden Prairie High School is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of the prestigious national organization. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, leadership, service and character. Standards for selection are established by the national office of NHS and have been revised to meet our local chapter needs. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: Members must register online and pay the $25 membership fee using MyPaymentsPlus.

register here

A guide for first-time users to MyPaymentsPlus: create a new user account and how to pay activity fees.

2022-23 applications for membership were due last spring. The application process will open again in the fall for new members -- look for announcements!

Application information is available in the Career Resource Center at the beginning of March. Applications are typically due at the end of March for membership during the following school year. Any sophomore or junior with a minimum of a cumulative 3.7 GPA may complete an NHS application and informational packet each year in the spring. HS membership is limited to juniors and seniors. Completed applications that have been turned into the Advisor by the designated due date are given to the NHS Faculty Council for evaluation and final selection. Selection is based on the candidate's ability to demonstrate high achievement in the four NHS pillars: scholarship, leadership, service and character. Membership is determined by a majority vote of the faculty council, following an evaluation of candidates’ qualifications for membership. Students receive a letter regarding their selection or non-selection in June. Following notification, a formal induction ceremony is held at the school in the fall to recognize all the newly-selected members. The obligations as a National Honor Society member include:

• Regular attendance at monthly chapter meeting.
• Participation in at least two chapter service projects per semester.
• Volunteer (at least) 40 service hours per school year.
• Continue to uphold the character and academic requirements.
• There is also a membership fee.

New Student Information: A new student must have attended EPHS a minimum of one semester before selection. Transfer students who were NHS members at his/her previous school may be considered for immediate membership.

• Meets Monthly during the School Year. The first meeting of 22-23 school year will be  Sept. at  am in the PAC.
  Members also participate in several volunteer, leadership, service, and community events throughout the year.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Quynh Vu

Prom Committee is a group of EPHS students who meet on a weekly basis in the winter/spring to fundraise and plan the theme for Prom. Committee members brainstorm ideas, work collaboratively, and engage their peers in activities to promote the biggest dance of the school year. All juniors and seniors are welcome.

HOW TO JOIN: Interested members are required to complete an application form. Paper applications are now available in the Student Activities Office and must be turned in by TBD deadline. No late or incomplete applications will be accepted! 

• Once applications have been accepted, All committee members are expected to attend meetings twice a month.

• Meetings will be on TBD from 3:35-4:30 pm in the Activities Office conference room. First meeting will be TBD. There may also be a few other impromptu dates as we get closer to Prom.

 *Our main focus this year will be hosting a big fundraiser - Staff vs. Student Basketball Game, to raise money for scholarships and prom decorations. The basketball event will be held in March and we will need to start planning and collecting items for raffles and a silent auction.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Sherae Zaccardi

Student Council is a service organization as well as student body government. The focus is on developing leadership skills through interaction with students, faculty and community.  Students in grades 9-12 are elected to Student Council as described in the StuCo Constitution. Members can receive a Varsity letter of participation after 2 years of service and there are special awards for officers. 

This year, Class Council has combined with Student Council to create one cohesive organization that will hear student voices and help to plan big events at the high school such as Homecoming Week, Pepfest, and SELGAES dance.

Student Council applications will open up again in the spring! Be on the lookout for more information then.

Follow @stucoephs on Instagram or Twitter (@EPStudCo).

• Council meets Monday mornings from 7:45-8:30 am in the South Commons Collab.

• For additional information please contact the Staff Advisor: Lindsay Hanenburg

• Location: Publications Room (257)
• Fees: None
• Grades: 9-12
• Requirements/Expectations: Year-long commitment; strong writing skills, desktop publishing, photography and ability to meet deadlines a must
• Season: School year
• Times/Dates: After school; first block
• Registration/Tryouts: Applications available during registration in the English Resource Center
• Awards/Recognition: Publications awards and letters
• New Student Information: Through announcements and guidance office
• Advisor Contact: Kelsey Cornwell; kelsey_cornwell@edenpr.k12.mn.us 

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• Description: Fall Colorguard is part of the marching band which performs at home football games and field show competitions; Winterguard is a separate group that competes in the Northstar Circuit throughout the winter
• Requirements/Expectations: No experience necessary; we will teach you how to use and perform with equipment; dance experience is helpful, but not required
• Season: Fall Colorguard: Mid July-October; Winterguard: November-March
• Times/Dates: Coaches will communicate schedule to participants
• Location: Activity Center courts; some outdoor practices on EPHS fields
• Fees:
  • $150 for Fall Colorguard;
  • $150 for Winterguard (additional fees for costume and out-of-state travel expenses)
• Registration: Register online via MyPaymentsPlus
• Tryouts: Fall Colorguard: May of previous school year; Winterguard: November
• Awards/Recognition: Participation points can accumulate toward a letter
• Head Coach: Jared Peterson; Peterson.jared87@gmail.com

Debate Team is a co-curricular activity in which groups of students compete against other schools/teams in formal debates. It is a varsity activity sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) and nationally with the NSDA & NCFL organizations. Participants prepare a 6- or 7-minute argument for and against a resolution. They compete against another participant and must argue in a claim - evidence - warrant format.  A judge declares a win/loser and scores speaker points for both. Participants compete in one of the following types of Debate formats for the entire season:

• Lincoln-Douglas (LD) as an individual
• Public Forum (PF) with a partner as a team
• Student Congress as an individual

Students are required to attend training sessions with coaching staff and to participate in seasonal invitational and qualifying tournaments. 

Local competitions begin mid-September and run through the first week in December. State competitions are in Dec./Jan. National competitions are in May/June.

22-23 REGISTRATION: Auditions for 22-23 have closed. Those who have been offered a spot on the team can now register online through Student Activities' fee payment site, MyPaymentsPlus. There is a $60 activity fee for team members which must be paid at the time of registration. The registration portal is now closed for Debate Team. Team members will also be assessed an additional $60 team fee to cover miscellaneous team expenses.

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First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a new user account. Here is a guider for how to pay activity fees.

• Meetings will take place virtually this school year. Specific meeting schedule will be shared with registered members.

  (*The majority of Tournaments will be online this season. in-person Tournaments are subject to change at any time.)

 For more information please contact the Team Coach/Advisor: Jason Meyer

 DEBATE TEAM WEBSITE

DECA (Association of Marketing Students) provides an opportunity for students interested in marketing and entrepreneurship to develop leadership skills, self-confidence and professionalism. Students will also participate in leadership conferences, competitive events, community service projects and social activities. Students must be enrolled in or have taken Marketing Strategies. DECA is only open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors at EPHS.

22-23 REGISTRATION: TBD

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• Schoology Course Page
• Meeting dates, time, and location will be communicated with participants who register. The DECA Calendar and more information can be found online at www.edenprairiedeca.com

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Scott Sayles

Future Problem Solvers of America is an opportunity for students to talk about current issues, while keeping an open mind and coming up with creative solutions. Students must be respectful of others' opinions. Teams also have an opportunity to compete in local and state competitions that occur towards the end of the school year. **Competitions will be held virtually this year.**   

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus. There is a membership fee which is due online at the time of registration.  

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• Link to Schoology Course Page
• Specific meeting dates, time, and location will be shared with participants after registration.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Alex Bauer

Math Team students compete in meets with South Suburban Conference math teams. Our team also competes in the AMC exam, the TrigStar competition, and the ARMC Power Contest. Students are required to have an enthusiasm for mathematics and to participate in practices and local meets. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . There is a $60 membership fee which is due at the time of registration. 

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• Schoology Course page
• Meetings will be held after school on Mondays from 3:30-4:45 pm in Room 314.
• 2022-2023 Meet Schedule:
  • Meet #1 - November  
  • Meet #2 - November  
  • Meet #3 - December  
  • Meet #4 - January
  • Meet #5 - February  
  • State Tournament - March  

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Mark Kingsbury 

Mock Trial is a group of EPHS students who are interested in various aspects of the legal system. Teams will litigate an actual legal case each year. Teams are provided with the case materials, which include the problem and rules of evidence and procedure. After students study the hypothetical case, they take the case to "court." A panel of practicing attorneys and judges hears the evidence and arguments, evaluating the performance of the lawyers and witnesses.  This is a great place to work on public speaking and critical thinking skills, meet new friends, and learn basics of law and courtroom procedure.  Awards include certification of participation; possible Varsity letter; district, regional, state and possible national awards.  

• Tryout schedule will be posted soon.

TO SIGN UP FOR AUDITIONS: Click this link

• Practices will be on Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 pm. Location is still TBA.
• Schoology Course Page

For more information please contact the Team Coach: Christopher Gray

Quiz Bowl is an academic club that competes against neighboring schools in answering knowledge-based questions. The competition format is a Jeopardy-style, team-based trivia challenge that rewards knowledge and expertise in multiple disciplines. Using buzzers, teams of 4 compete to be the fastest to correctly answer challenging questions both individually and as part of a team. The EPHS Quiz Bowl team has done very well in past years, winning a number of titles at the state level and regularly taking multiple teams to the annual national tournament. With your dedicated participation, this trend will continue. Quiz Bowlers must attend tournaments and practices regularly with their teammates.  There are 1-2 Saturday tournaments per month from October-March, and up to four Thursday night competitions.  Awards include scholastic letter as well as individual trophies for tournament performance. 

22--23 REGISTRATION: is online through Student Activities fee payment site. There is a $60 membership fee required for Quiz Bowl (which is due at the time of registration). Registration is open now and the deadline to register is TBD.

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• Schoology Course Page

• Meetings are held after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-4:30 pm in Room 119. 

 For more information, please contact the Staff Advisor: William Bednar

Talon Robotics Club (FRC Team 2502) is the competitive high school robotics team. We started in 2007 with a group of five Eden Prairie High School students who wanted to be on a robotics team. Since this time, we have inspired many students to pursue STEM and have grown to a team of over 40 committed members. We are a year round team with a new challenge released at the beginning of each year. Our build season is Jan/Feb with competitions in March/April.  Students need to be fully registered to travel with the team. Robotics is more than robots - we need business people, website designers, video and camera crews, and more! Come when you can and participate where you have an interest. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . There is a $200 membership fee which is due at the time of registration. Deadline to register is February 28th.

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• Schoology Course Page

• Meeting dates, time, and location TBA. Check out our website www.team2502.com for specific meeting details.

 For more information please contact the Club Advisor: Sandy Olson.

Science Olympiad teams prepare and compete in science based events (take tests, run labs, design/build/run devices etc) in content areas including Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.  Students participating in Science Olympiad will be committed to their event and team for the duration of the season.  Weekly attendance at practices and attendance at 2+ competitions are required. Students are expected to work on preparations outside of school with event teams and come to meetings ready to work. Students are expected to use meeting time wisely in order to best prepare for competitions. All team members must demonstrate the values of Science Olympiad at meetings and competitions. First meeting will be near the end of September. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . There is a $100 participation fee for members which is due at the time of registration. The registration deadline is November 30th.

register here

First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a new user account. Here is a guide for how to pay activity fees.

• Schoology Course Page

• Meeting dates, time, and location TBA.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Katie Foley 

Shades Dance Crew is a hip hop and R&B style dance team which performs at Eden Prairie High School sporting events and pep fests. We welcome all students and no dance experience is needed! Come and have fun and meet new people.

Time Commitment: The dance season is a 15-week season, starting in November. Practices will be twice a week, with a minimum of 12 performances at home basketball games. Practices are Tuesday & Thursday; Promptly at 3:40pm. Practices are held in the South Collab unless, noted in Schoology.

22-23 REGISTRATION: Online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . There is a $65 participation fee which is due at the time of registration. Registration deadline is November 17th. MUST be fully registered online before participating in dance.

fee payment site

• Schoology Course Page
• There will be two information sessions for interested students to attend: Tuesday, November 1st & Thursday, November 3rd.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Nolana Holloway

Speech Team is a competitive team of over 50 students; students may compete in 13 categories from Interp to Public Address.  Students are required to attend weekly sessions (1/2 to 1 hr) with coaching staff and to participate in seasonal invitational and qualifying tournaments. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: Audition information for 22-23 will be coming soon. There is a $60 activity fee due at the time of registration (paid online via MyPaymentsPlus). Online registration will be open from October to January 1st.

register here

• Meetings will be held virtually this school year, and on some occasions in-person. Contact coach for detailed schedule.

  (Tournaments held on Saturdays, location and format is TBD.)

 For more information please contact the Team Coach/Advisor: Jason Meyer

SPEECH TEAM WEBSITE

Y's Act is an inclusion drama club for students with and without disabilities. We meet approximately twice per month to create and plan for our annual Variety Show that is held in May. The students create a small group skit or routine to highlight their talents and strengths. Each student will also participate in one or two large group routines in addition to the finale. Y's Act is a club that builds leadership skills and creates lifelong friendships. This club also allows for students to shine on stage in front of their family and friends.     LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Must attend 11 out of 14 rehearsals to qualify for lettering.

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . Registration is now open. There is a $50 participation fee which is due at the time of registration. 

register here

First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a new user account. Here is a guide for how to pay activity fees.

• Meetings will take place in the South Commons from 3:30-5:00 pm
• 2022-2023 Meeting dates:
  • November , November  
  • December  December  
  • January , January  
  • February  February  
  • March   March  
  • April   April   April  
  • TBD

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisors: Nicole Hager and Kirsten Evavold

EPHS Computer Science Honor Society is a part of the National Computer Science Honor society. It recognizes young students who have demonstrated interest, passion, and academic excellence in the subjects of computer science, programming, and other computer science disciplines. This club hopes to inspire and intrigue all who are interested in this field. It is open to all students who have completed one term of Computer Science in good standing. There is a membership fee to join.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to go to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held virtually on Zoom the first and third Tuesday of every month from 7-8 pm. The first meeting will be October 12th. Check Schoology page for updates, including the Zoom meeting link.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jenn Nelson

The EPHS Drama Department produces 7 shows a year, and the Drama Club is a great way to get involved! 

HOW TO JOIN: Register online via MyPaymentsPlus. There is no fee to join, but you must complete the online registration to be added to the club roster.

• Meeting dates, time, and location TBA. Contact the advisors for a detailed meeting schedule.
• Schoology Course Page

Our auditioned shows vary in size depending on the plays, but we typically have 60-70 parts open over the course of the year.

• Trajectories auditions mid-August and performs early September
• Fall Musical auditions early September and performs mid-November
• Winter Play and Competition One Act audition late November and perform early February
• Spring Showcase and Spring Play audition late February and perform late April and early May
• Broadway Extravaganza auditions early May and performs last week of school

DRAMA CLUB OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE AND RECOGNITION

• Track your participation hours and complete a project to earn a varsity letter or numerals.
• International Thespian Society membership is encouraged after you meet the qualifications.
• Awards given for best actor/actress, best supporting actor/actress, best actor/actress in a minor role, best theater technician, and directors award.
• There are many service and leadership opportunities plus some field trip opportunities during the school year.

For more information, visit https://ephsdrama.com.

Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/drama_ephs or Twitter - twitter.com/drama_ephs

 Staff Advisors: Laurie Nebeker and Jay Asfeld

EPHS E-Sports is a club with the purpose of getting students interested in e-sports and giving them the opportunity to play competitively with the Minnesota Varsity League (MNVL). There are two competitive seasons: Fall and Spring.

Registration for the fall season IS NOW CLOSED.

22-23 REGISTRATION: we will update when the spring season is open for registration.

• Fall registration fee for Super Smash Bros, Minecraft Bed Wars, & Chess: $30 registration fee. Must register online.
• Annual registration fee for League of Legends: $128 registration fee. Must register online.
• Fall registration for Valorant, Cold War CoD, and Rocket League: $0 registration fee. Please register online.

fee payment site

First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a new user account. Here is a guide for how to pay activity fees.

TO GET UP TO DATE INFO: Click this link to join the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Informational meetings will be held once a week after school (3:30-4:30 pm) in Room 320. Future updates will be shared on Schoology page.
• Practices will run mainly online twice a week for 2 hours each.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jessica Breed

French Club is a group who wants to experience the fun and beauty of France and the French-speaking world. You don't have to speak French to attend meetings and events.  Come whenever you're able to join us! Engage in the planned activities and have a great time! Open to all students grade 9-12. No membership fees to join!

HOW TO JOIN: Schoology Course Page | Access code: MR2B-CGNT-Z4WZS

Follow us on Twitter @EphsFrench 

• The first meeting of French Club will be Thursday, October 14th at 8:05 am in Room 325.
• 2022-2023 Meeting dates will be posted on the Schoology page. 

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Laurie Hennen

Friends Forever is a social inclusion club that is dedicated to breaking down social barriers between students.  It is a place where general education and special education students come together to build relationships and to spread awareness that it is okay to be different. All students of all abilities are welcome to gatherings and monthly outings in the Eden Prairie community.  Students must welcome and promote opportunities to interact with other students of all ability ranges. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: online via MyPaymentsPlus (Student Activities fee payment site). Registration will remain open through October. There is a $25 membership fee, which includes a t-shirt purchase. Size will be selected during online registration. * Please note: you must be registered by October 28th to receive a t-shirt. 

register here

First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a user account. Here is a guide for how to pay fees online.

• Schoology Course Page
• Meetings will take place during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in the staff lounge.
• 2022-2023 Meeting dates:
  • October October 
  • November  November
  • December 
  • January , January 
  • February , February 
  • March 
  • April , April 
  • May , May ; with additional activities added throughout the year

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Brenda Walsh

HOSA, formerly known as the Health Occupations Students of America, (now known as the Future Health Professionals) is an international career and technical student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education. The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students. HOSA is dedicated to helping the students meet the needs of the health community. This club is open to students in grades 9-11. There will be a membership fee to join (which must be paid online).

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus . There is a $40 membership fee which is due at the time of registration. Deadline to register TBD.

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• Schoology Course page
• Meeting dates, time, and location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kjersten Welter

Interact Club is a volunteering club at EPHS focused on completing service projects that help people in our community.  Interact is affiliated with the Eden Prairie Morning and Noon Rotary groups. Student activities include: Writing letters to soldiers; Making tie blankets for Children’s Hospitals, Minneapolis Women’s Shelter, and PROP (People Reaching Out to People); Collecting canned food for PROP; Organizing goody bags for the Eden Prairie Police & Fire Departments; Organizing and delivering goody bags for EPHS Security and Custodial staff; Writing teacher appreciation cards; Collecting toys for Toys for Tots; and other volunteering activities with the Rotary clubs, i.e. Feed My Starving Children and the Vino Classico. 

22-23 REGISTRATION: There is a membership fee of $10 which must be paid online through Student Activities payment site. The deadline for payments is TBD.

fee payment site

• Schoology Course Page

• Meeting dates, time, and location are posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact EPHSInteract1718@gmail.com   (Staff Advisor: Mark Anderson)

Key Club is an international student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership. To be an official member of Key Club, a minimum of 30 volunteer hours (students may use 5 summer hours) and 3 Key Club Events are required for the whole year. To receive credit for these service hours, use the volunteer forms found in the Outreach Room (Rm 240) . 

22-23 REGISTRATION: There is a $35 membership fee, which must be paid online via MyPaymentsPlus. Last day to register is October 23rd. 

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First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create an activity account. Here is a guide for how to pay fees online.

• Meetings will be from 7:50 - 8:25 am in the Auditorium. We meet on the first Thursday of every month starting in November.
• 2022-2023 meeting dates:
  • October 13 
  • November 10
  • December 8
  • January 12
  • February 9
  • March 9
  • April 13
  • May 11

To get up-to-date notifications, follow Key Club on Instagram @epkeyclub

Schoology Course Page

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Brenda Walsh

Science Bowl is a nationwide academic competition that tests students' knowledge in all areas of science and mathematics. The Department of Energy (DOE) created the National Science Bowl in 1991 to encourage students to excel in mathematics and science and to pursue careers in these fields. This club is open to all EPHS students in grades 9-12.

HOW TO JOIN: Sign up for Science Bowl using this link: 2022-2023 Science Bowl Registration Form

• Schoology Course Page
• Meetings will be on Wednesdays after school from 3:30-4:30 in Room 335. First meeting will start mid-late October (actual date will be posted on Schoology).

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Bryan Klotz

Spanish Club members do games and activities related to Spanish language, cultures and other related themes. Great food!  Anyone can join. Must attend 6 meetings to be an official member. End of the year fiesta in May!

22-23 REGISTRATION: online through Student Activities fee payment site MyPaymentsPlus. Opens on TBD. Registration deadline is TBD. There is a $20 membership fee.

fee payment site

First-time users to MyPaymentsPlus must create a new user account. Here is a guide for how to pay activity fees.

• Schoology Course Page

• Meeting dates, time, and location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jenna Gasner

Youth in Government Club is a way to be educated about the world we live in, be a global citizen, enrich your mind, and grow as a person. This club is open to all EPHS students in grades 9-12.

Model UN is an organization (which is part of Youth in Government) that teaches students about leadership, diplomacy, and communication. This club allows students to learn about and use real-life policies from their assigned countries' perspective.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Location and more will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: TBD

American Sign Language (ASL) Club is for anyone who knows sign language or is learning sign language. It is a fun opportunity to learn more about deaf culture.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 348. Check the Schoology page for updates.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jamey Guille

Amnesty International was founded as a human rights organization in 1961. It has a long history of working on a wide variety of human rights issues such as the death penalty, torture, violence against women, Darfur, and prisoners of conscience. As a club, we will be attending public events, listening to speakers, fundraising, and writing letters.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm).  Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: TBD

Anthropology and Archaeology Club is a student-led club whose purpose is to broaden the knowledge of archaeology and anthropology at the high school level. The club also aims to bridge the gap between various cultures to eventually make the world a better place.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Mike Monks

Art Club is a student-led group that meets to create, discuss, and enjoy the visual arts.  All are welcome!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to go to the Schoology page. Sign in with you Schoology login and click "Join Group".

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 165. Updates will be posted on Schoology page. The first meeting will be TBD.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Amanda Budde

Asian Student Union is a platform to amplify the voices of Asian Americans in our school community. ASU will be a place to share the cultural differences of Asia, awareness about racism towards the Asian race, and to break down stereotypes that are forced onto many from a young age because we're labeled as "Asian".

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 210. The first meeting for ASU will be TBD. This will be a temporary location until we find a permanent meeting space. More info will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Angela Fitzgibbons

Autism Awareness Club exists to raise awareness of autism in our community by hosting fundraisers for a variety of charities and participating in community service projects.

Founded in September 2017, the Eden Prairie Autism Awareness Club (EP Blue Birds) is dedicated to breaking the negative stereotypes surrounding students with ASD. Unfortunately, the word 'autistic' is commonly associated with the words 'retarded' and 'stupid' within our society. Due to this negative connotation, many people tend to use autism as an insult to hurt others without realizing the damage it does to affected individuals. 

EP Blue Birds strongly believes that spreading awareness by educating our peers is the key to tackle this societal problem. By organizing fundraisers, discussions, and speakers, we believe that student involvement in learning about autism is the first step towards a more accepting society.

This club is open to all students in grades 9-12.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Anna Hoppe

Black Student Union (BSU) is an equity and anti-racism group at EPHS. The club's purpose is to advocate for and create opportunities for black students to have a voice on campus and a safe place to learn and discuss topics pertaining to black history, black culture, and black issues.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Marian Mohamed

Board Game Club is a weekly after-school activity where students play board games and meet new people. Everyone is welcome!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 217. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

• Join our GroupMe so you can get more up-to-date information!

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jenny Wagner

Botany Club is a student-led club for EPHS students who are interested in plants and gardening. This club is open to students in all grades. You can join at any point during the school year.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held on Fridays at 7:50 am in Room 349. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Jayson Sandeen

Chemistry Club is for anyone interested in chemistry! The club's purpose is to give students exposure to what the chemistry related job market is like and how it can be used in different fields. It will encourage students to seek out chemistry competitions like Chemistry Olympiad. Students can join at any point during the school year, and there is no fee to join!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Club"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kristina Hering

Chess Club welcomes both serious, competitive players as well as casual players who just want to play casual games for fun. Players of all levels are welcome. Members of the club will be able to play chess over the board casually, and if there are enough players, we will be able to field an online team for the Minnesota High School Chess League.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

Anyone interested in playing in the Minnesota High School Chess League should use this link https://mhscl.net to read the rules and follow the instructions to make an online account to play in the tournament.

• The first meeting of the Chess Club will be TBD from 3:25-5:00 pm in the South Commons. Meetings will take place every Friday after school from TBD.

 For additional information please contact the Club Advisor: Ifiok Olofinboba

Chinese Club is a cultural diversity club whose goal is to explore world culture. The club's central motto is respecting and celebrating cultural diversity in our school. Chinese Club will focus on connecting with Chinese foreign exchange students, celebrating traditional functions, and getting an introduction to the foreign language. The club also aims to raise awareness against racism and Asian hate. The club is open to all EPHS students of any race, all grade levels.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 303. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Ergan Xu

Crafts Club is a student club where we come together and do craft projects. It is a safe environment where students can have fun and expand their creativity without any pressure. This club is open to all students in grades 9-12.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 322. Check Schoology page for updates.

 For additional information please contact the Staff Advisor: Ellen Degler

Distraction Free Life Club is a student-led club that meets to promote distracted free driving. Driving while distracted, primarily by a cell phone, can have very serious outcomes.  The Distraction Free Life club is partnered with the Shreya R. Dixit Memorial Foundation and works to promote distraction-free driving.  By raising awareness about the dangers of distracted driving, the club's goal is to help all EPHS students to be safe while on the road.  This club is student organized and run.  There is no cost to join.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: TBD

Dungeons and Dragons Club is a group that meets to have fun and play Dungeons and Dragons together. This club is the place to unwind and meet new people. You don't need to have experience to join; just be willing to have fun!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 215. Check Schoology page for updates.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Alex Bauer

Economics Club is a group of students who meet to learn, discuss, research, and compete in the fields of economics and finance. We do not focus on the stock market or investments, but more on the economics. Club members will be competing in the National Economics Challenge and the Federal Reserve High School Paper Challenge. This club is open to all students in grades 9-12. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• The first meeting will be on  TBD from 3:30-4:30 pm in Room 123. Future meeting information will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Mark Anderson

Environmental Club (Tree Huggers Club) works together to create awareness of environmental issues, such as protection, conservation, preservation, and restoration, with an emphasis on educating and empowering students. We plan service projects, and also host a "green fair" and a spring Earth Day concert. Members have a love of the environment and an enthusiasm for making our world a "greener, cleaner" place.  Students who are interested in environmental advocacy and awareness are encouraged to join.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held onTBD mornings at 7:50 am in Room 139. Check Schoology page for updates.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Tamara Sather

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is the largest Christian sports organization in America. This is a faith-based organization meant to help athletes make a difference among their teams and classmates. Eden Prairie High School athletes and coaches meet every other Friday morning for a Huddle Meeting. Meetings are structured and may include music, a short message on topics relevant to athletes, small group discussions and time to hang out. 

Follow us on Twitter (@EdenPrairieFCA) and Instagram (edenprairiefca) for up-to-date information.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Tuesday FLEX time in room 319.  Future details and updates will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Bridget Johnson Bridget_Johnson@edenpr.org

Finance and Investment Club is a student-led club for those interested in investments and personal finance. Our objective is to learn and educate others on the basics of stock market investing, and also to socialize and have fun as we discuss topics related to finance. This club is open to everyone!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 264. Club event calendar and more information posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Andrew Krueger

Futurist Academy is an organization that provides students interested in STEM a way to engage in project-based learning with peers and work with knowledgeable professionals in their field. The club provides students with a foundation to develop new skills associated with their interest and jumpstart their careers in technology. Along with that, FA provides a playground for students to dive into exploring, building, and applying emerging technologies to reshape the future.  

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Mike Maas

Formerly Gay Straight Alliance (GSA), Gender & Sexuality Alliance is a student-run organization that unites LGBTQ+ and allied youth. The goal is to build community and have discussions around issues impacting them in their schools and communities. Anyone is welcome to join this club. You don't have to be LGBTQ to join. We strive to create a safe environment, raise awareness about LGBTQ issues, and promote inclusivity at EPHS. All members will have an open mind and will be understanding. GSA is a nationally recognized organization.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 137.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: DeeDee Deeken

German Club is a group that meets to speak German and learn more about German culture and language.  Members should have some knowledge of the language and enjoy informal meetings using the language.  All are welcome.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• First Meeting will be on Friday October 29th at 8:00 am in Room 303. Check Schoology page for updates and future meeting dates.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Dan Murray

Habitat for Humanity is a volunteer organization designed to allow students to help eliminate poverty housing. The Chapter is student-run and student-led. Members help build houses for families in need, raise money and raise community awareness. We meet twice a year. Watch announcements for specific build dates and sites.  You MUST be 16 years old (or older) to participate.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Dan Murray

History Club is the club for all the history lovers out there! In this club, students who are interested in history learn, collaborate, and help others gain a love for history. This club is open to all students in grades 9-12. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 129. More information will be posted on the History Club's Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: John Buteyn

Ink and Fable Literature Club is a club where students meet to discuss a piece of literature (chosen monthly by the members) in an open and friendly environment. In addition to book discussions, the club will also focus on improving creative writing skills. This club is open to all students in grades 9-12 who have an interest in reading and writing.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held after school on Tuesdays (3:30-4:00 pm) in Room 201. Check Schoology page for updates.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Sara Stein

Interior Design Club welcomes ALL, both old and new members, every year. If you enjoy planning and designing spaces like on HGTV, or if you consider yourself artsy and creative, this is the club for you! We do several DIY projects throughout the year. We work with an interior design software program to design rooms for staff members and clients. There are also field trips to the Parade of Homes in the Fall and Spring. In order to put Interior Design Club on a resume students must attend a minimum of 8 club meetings a year. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held on Thursday mornings at 7:45 am in Room 163. See updates posted on Schoology page.
• For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: TBA

International Cuisine Club is a group of students whose purpose is to teach the fundamentals of cooking from around the world. We aim to educate our members about different cultures as well as try different foods. This club is open to anyone with an interest in foreign cultures and learning to cook new recipes.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kaila Stroud

International Exchange Student Club is an opportunity for our exchange students to meet each other and other EPHS students and to experience cultural and social activities in the community.  Members must be a current incoming exchange student, a former out-going exchange student, or be an EPHS student interested in meeting others from around the world.  Social activities outside of school include skiing, going to games and dances, apple orchard, etc.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Megan Gasco

The International Youth Neuroscience Association is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of neuroscientists. The IYNA aims to increase international collaboration among young neuroscientists from all backgrounds by educating them about the brain and inspiring them to fight neurological diseases. Our EP Chapter will organize events such as university lectures, socials, fundraisers, and educational activities. The club is open to anyone interested in learning more about neuroscience.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Club"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Carol Snyder

K-pop Dance Club is a student-led club that explores K-pop and their dances by coming together and learning it. The club exists to help create memories, to add to peoples’ high school experience, and to help make people feel like they have one more place where they belong. This club is for anyone willing to experience new things, meet new people, and have some fun!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Club"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Chelle Grunewald

Korean Club is a club where students are given the chance to explore Korean culture, language, and food. Students are required to attend at least one meeting per month.  Neither racial, ethnic, nor GPA requirement to join. No previous experience with the language needed. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 209. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kari_Beutz@edenpr.k12.mn.us

Latino Club is a welcoming environment full of energy surrounded by people from all Latin America! This is a place where you can learn more about the different cultures of Latin America including foods, dances, experiences and more! You will get a chance to meet new people and make friends that will always have your back and support you. You do not need to be a Latino to join this club because everyone is welcome!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held after school on Tuesdays (3:30-4:30 pm) in Room 306. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kristin Bastidas

Letters of Love is a club whose purpose is to support people who are struggling in our community by writing and sending positive and uplifting letters to them. Our goal is to make everyone who is struggling know that they are loved and have a team of people cheering them on. In addition to emotional support, Letters of Love also donates funds to support people who are hurting. This club is open to all EPHS students. There is a $5 participation fee required to help purchase supplies.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held every other week during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Ms. Snyder's room. The first meeting will be on October 19th. More updates will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kelsey Snyder

Listen To, Talk To is a student-led club that exists to bridge the gap between the elderly/senior community and high school students. It has been proven that elders enjoy listening to and talking to kids. With the help of students at EPHS, we can fulfill that need in our elderly community. Students in this club will be able to visit with senior citizens and will receive volunteer hours based on the amount of time they spend.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Bridget Rosolanka

Opinionated. is a student-led club that provides people with the resources to formulate their own educated social/political opinions on current affairs in order to actively participate in our society and democracy. The club is open to anyone who wants to learn how to form educated opinions about social and political topics. There is no fee to join!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Brian Sibley

PASS Tutoring is a group of EPHS students who aim to improve the academic skills of middle schoolers while building a meaningful connection between the students at CMS and EPHS. High schoolers go to the middle school after class to tutor CMS students in any academic area they may need.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Stephanie Bender

Paws for a Cause connects animal lovers with great volunteer opportunities. This club provides a mutually supportive and positive environment in which EPHS students can give back to their community. Club members meet to do service projects and learn about endangered animals. No membership fees to join!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 332. First meeting will be Tuesday, November 2nd. Check Schoology page for updates.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Katie Foley

Podcast Club is a student-led group that creates a sense of community while encouraging discussion on important topics. With an experience that is similar to a book club, listening to podcasts connects students to the ever-changing world. Everyone is welcome! 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 120. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Charles Cooper

Pop Culture Club is a student-led club that exists to be an inclusive space for students to debate and speak about pop culture topics and media, such as movies, tv shows, sports, and celebrities. The club also desires to give back to the community with a clothing drive at the end of each semester. Anyone is welcome to join this club!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Dan Hennen

Red Cross Club is a group of EPHS students who partner with the American Red Cross, which is an organization that prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Sarah Sipe

Shakthi Mental Health Club (SMHC) is a student-led club whose purpose is to increase awareness around mental health for the future generations. We strive to support students who are struggling with their mental health and educate others on the importance of mental health. We want to provide a safe space for all students to express their feelings.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held after school every Wednesday from 3:30-4:30 pm in Room 134. Group updates are posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Anna Hoppe

Share the Strength is a club whose purpose is to fundraise and participate in service projects that benefit and enhance the lives of kids who are affected by terminal illnesses. This club is open to all EPHS students. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held at 8:00 am on Thursday mornings in Room 308.
• Meeting dates for 21-22 will be Oct. 14, Nov. 18, Dec. 16, Jan. 20, Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr. 21, May 19

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Chelsea Olson

The Somali Student Association helps to connect Somali Students at EPHS to one another in an environment that promotes communication and collaboration. Our mission is to provide an environment for Somali students to excel academically while embracing their culture. This club is open to any student that identifies as a Somalian.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Abdirashid Saney

South Asian Culture Club exists to teach and celebrate South Asian culture at our school. Open to students in all grades.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Sam Bearak

The Student Globe is an extracurricular newspaper dedicated to expanding student awareness of global issues. We’re getting students involved with writing, editing, designing, researching and interviewing. We hope to publish and distribute collections of articles created by our members. Students can get a taste of journalism without a full year schedule commitment.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Anna Hoppe

TRACE Tutoring is a peer-to-peer tutoring club that provides its members an opportunity to tutor their student peers in any subject and earn volunteer hours for their service. We are open to new members!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisors: Stephanie Bender 

Ukulele Club is a large group of ukulele players who meet on a weekly basis to learn new music, strumming techniques, make new friends, and grow your technical ability throughout the year!  No significant time commitment required, just come when you are able.  Occasionally, a portion of the club will perform at gigs around Eden Prairie.  This is completely optional, but a great way to get involved.  All experience levels are welcome.  Must bring your own ukulele.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time every other Tuesday (2:40-3:20 pm) in Ms. Snyder's Room. Check Schoology page for updates.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Kelsey Snyder

The Unbook Club serves as a place where people can talk about the books they love without being pressured to read an assigned book. This club is open to all EPHS students in any grade. You can join at any point during the school year, and there is no fee to join!

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 325. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Laurie Hennen

UNICEF Club is a youth-led grassroots organization rooted in a belief that high school and college students in the United States have a vital role to play as the voice for children everywhere. UNICEF works to create both local and international change through educating citizens on human rights issues, holding community-building events, fundraising, and speaking out for child survival work in over 190 countries. 

It is UNICEF USA's goal to empower youth in the United States with the resources and skills to be effective global citizens. This includes thinking globally and acting locally for the world's most vulnerable children.

UNICEF club members learn about ways UNICEF helps kids around the world, and how we could help resolve these issues right here from Eden Prairie. It's a very relaxed club, attendance is encouraged but never required! For additional information please visit www.unicefusa.org. 

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Sam Bearak

USA Computing Olympics Club is for anyone interested in computer programming. Students will come together to prepare for the USACO. Practices will run from October-December to prepare for competitions starting in January. The club's goal is to develop members' critical thinking and ability to solve computer algorithms efficiently. Students who wish to join must have already taken APCSP.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 317. Check Schoology for club updates.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Allison Grajkowske

Women in Business is an EPHS club that empowers aspiring young women who are interested in business, helping them learn more about how to be successful in the business profession and network. This club is open to any girls who are interested in going into business fields. There is no membership fee to join.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm). Meeting location will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Margot Cowing

Young Democrats Club is a political discussion club focused on the Democratic Party and its principles. Young Democrats enjoy discussing issues related to federal and state politics and current events from the perspective of Democrats, while coming to understand the other political parties as well. We use an informational and issue discussion-debate format.  We look for volunteer opportunities to work on campaigns in the community and to make contact with the Democratic Party on the state level as well. We also bring in outside political candidates and other speakers who enlighten us to school board issues, City Council issues, and election procedures. We also would like to be a club that provides a service to our school - we should be prepared to educate our peers when that opportunity arises. Come prepared to discuss, learn, and provide insight. Curiosity and an interest in genuine discourse is a necessity.

Meets with the Young Republicans Club.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time (2:40-3:20 pm) on the first and third Tuesdays of every month in Room 119. Updates will be posted on Schoology page and Instagram. The first meeting will be Tuesday, October 19th.
• Follow us on Instagram (@ephsyoungdems)! Announcements, reminders, and engagement opportunities will be posted here.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Brian Sibley

Young Entrepreneurs Club exists to help aspiring entrepreneurs learn how to start and scale their business. The club's purpose is to develop the skills of the entrepreneurial world and to gain a better understanding of entrepreneurship and how to manage your own company. This club is open to students in all grades.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 265. Updates will be posted on Schoology page.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Margot Cowing

Young Filmmakers Club is an informal group of students who are interested in any aspect of films. We write, film, and edit films. We discuss different filmmaking styles, and we end the year with a film festival. This group has something for all lovers of movies and it's a great way to stay in shape.  Must attend at least 2 meetings to qualify to have your film played at the end of the year film festival.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 251 (the TV Studio). The first meeting will be Tuesday, October 12th.

 For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Perry Kennedy

Young Republicans Club is a political discussion club focused on the Republican Party and its principles. Young Republicans enjoy discussing issues related to federal and state politics and current events from the perspective of Republicans, while coming to understand the other political parties as well. We use an informational and issue discussion-debate format.  We look for volunteer opportunities to work on campaigns in the community and to make contact with the Republican Party on the state level as well. We also bring in outside political candidates and other speakers who enlighten us to school board issues, City Council issues, and election procedures. We also would like to be a club that provides a service to our school - we should be prepared to educate our peers when that opportunity arises. Come prepared to discuss, learn, and provide insight. Curiosity and an interest in genuine discourse is a necessity.

Meets with the Young Democrats Club.

HOW TO JOIN: Click this link to the Schoology page. Sign in with your Schoology login and click "Join Group"

• Meetings will be held during Flex Time on Tuesdays (2:40-3:20 pm) in Room 135. Check Schoology page for updates.

For more information please contact the Staff Advisor: Brian Sibley