This activity is designed for girls with vocal ability. There is no audition to be a part of this group. We will learn music for virtual performances throughout the first semester. Rehearsals are every Wednesday at 1:00 pm.
Who Can Participate?
All female students who are enrolled at Archbishop Spalding High School.
This club is designed to introduce and/or enhance students’ interest and appreciation of the arts. This club will also build solid ties within the Spalding community through art.
Best Buddies is dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
This activity is designed for boys with vocal ability. There is no audition to be a part of this group. We will learn music for virtual performances throughout the first semester. Rehearsals are every Wednesday at 2:00 pm.
Who Can Participate?
All male students who are enrolled at Archbishop Spalding High School.
This purpose of this club is to showcase the literacy works of Spalding students through a bi-annual magazine and to encourage/develop young writers and editors as they explore potential college degrees and future careers in literature.
CyberPatriot is the National Youth Cyber Education Program created by the Air Force Association (AFA) to inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future.
This club is designed to provide students with an opportunity to discuss topics of interest while simultaneously developing important skills in persuasive discourse. Clear, persuasive communication is a valuable skill in all disciplines, and this club-through the inclusion of contemporary issues as well light-hearted, informal ones-will provide a forum to practice and enhance skills necessary to achieve an elevated understanding of and confidence in argumentation.
Engineering Club introduces students to the modern concepts of engineering through demonstrations, build projects, and hosting of engaging speakers. The goal of the club is to educate students and promote interest in the field of engineering.
This club is designed to improve students’ riding and horsemanship skills while having students represent Spalding in the Inter School Horse Show series.
Who Can Participate?
All Spalding students who have been riding horses for at least two years and who are up to team standards for competition at each level of novice, intermediate and advanced.
This club empowers and equips coaches and athletes to unite our two passions of faith and sport to impact our community for Jesus Christ and to better understand the person God is calling us to be through fun, fellowship, and prayer.
Recognizes those students who achieve academic excellence in French. Members tutor students.
Who Can Participate?
Junior and Senior students may apply for acceptance; students must be currently enrolled in a French class. In order to be eligible, students must have earned an “A” in their Foreign Language class for two consecutive years.
This club focuses its efforts mainly on Saint Marc, Haiti. The club meets to increase the awareness of our programs and schools, an increasing number of children in these areas are enrolled in school and are receiving a quality education.
This club is a great way for students to socialize and meet other students through hiking. The club meets to engage in activities and accomplish community goals through hiking.
This club is a great way for students to socialize and meet other students who enjoy hunting and fishing. The club meets to engage in activities and accomplish community through common interests.
This activity is designed for students interested in playing Jazz music. This ensemble will perform at select concerts and participate in the Towson Jazz Festival.
Who Can Participate?
Instrumentalists must play in the Monster Big Band and audition for a spot in this group.
This activity is designed for all students with vocal ability. There is no audition to be a part of this group. Members will perform at monthly meetings for each other on GoogleMeet. Meetings are the first Wednesday of each month at 8:00 pm.
Who Can Participate?
All students who are enrolled at Archbishop Spalding High School.
This club is designed for students to serve the school community as part of a national organization. It promotes student-led service within and outside of the school.
This purpose of this club is to confront the risks and pressures that challenge students throughout their daily lives. This club fosters a sense of belonging and promotes resiliency, leadership, and advocacy skills so that young people make positive life decisions that will carry them throughout life. This club also promotes activities to raise awareness about the risks of drinking, using drugs, smoking, and other destructive decisions.
Students are introduced to the legal process by trying court cases in actual courtrooms with judges on the bench. The students compete against other high schools in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court. Six members of the team are the Prosecution/Plaintiff and six are the Defense. Each side has three attorneys and three witnesses. The state issued case is tried by the competition team, with supporting members forming strategies, juries and judging rehearsals.
Who Can Participate?
The ASHS Mock Trial team consists of 12 competing students. Additional students are invited to join the Mock Trial Club as supporting non-competing students. Tryouts are held in October. All levels may join.
Meeting schedule:
The competing season starts in January and can end in April at the statewide finals. Trials are held in Annapolis, dates determined by the courts.
This club is designed to help students become familiar with the workings of the United Nations, by preparing for and participating in a Model UN conference. This club will promote awareness of international issues and tolerance of other cultures; to hone public-speaking kills.
Who Can Participate?
Any Spalding student. This activity has a limited enrollment.
Members of the NAHS are dedicated art students who wish to further develop their artistic pursuits and who want to belong to a greater artistic community.
Students are required to show their commitment to the school's art program through service projects. Twenty hours of service are required and may be achieved by hanging art shows, painting murals, maintaining the art rooms, and contributing in artistic ways to the greater Spalding community. NAHS art work is featured in such Spalding events as Spalding Gala. Some service projects extend beyond Spalding and into the surrounding community.
Who Can Participate?
Students are selected to be in NAHS based on excellent achievement in upper level art classes.
This society is designed to foster character, service, leadership and scholarship in school and community. Each year students tutor individual students and participate in a number of school service projects.
Who Can Participate?
Juniors and Seniors are selected from a pool of students that have earned the required unweighted grade point, acceptable conduct, and demonstrate character, service, and school involvement.
This club gives students experience putting together a newspaper. Students are involved in writing, editing, and designing the school newspaper. Publish numerous editions throughout the school year.
Love is the most important thing in our lives, yet we are taught very little about it. One Love is on a mission to change that. We educate young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships, empowering them to identify and avoid abuse and learn how to love better. Members of this club will serve as student ambassadors to the One Love Foundation and be advocates and facilitators of its mission.
Students experience competitive sailing against local high school sailing teams in the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA), participation fees apply.
Cavs Science Club provides opportunities for students to explore the field of science. This club allows students greater exposure to science. Students participate in competitions, meetings, and guest speakers. Weekly practice meetings allow students to learn interesting facts in a relaxed environment, and the competition allows students to showcase their skills and knowledge, if they choose to do so.
The Spalding Production Team is a club designed to inform students about media. The goal is to record and broadcast varied Spalding events. The club also produces Spalding a.m. (SPAM), a morning news show for the Spalding community. The tech crew assists in the auditorium with sounds and lights. Students get hands-on exposure to many facets of telecommunications.
Who Can Participate?
During homeroom, interested students should see Mr. Shephard for information. New members work their way up the ladder beginning as reporters, tech crew understudies, etc.
This society is designed for the student who enjoys practicing Spanish, exploring culture, and displays a willingness to offer help in the language to students requesting assistance.
Who Can Participate?
Junior and Senior students may apply for acceptance; students must be currently enrolled in a Spanish class. In order to be eligible, students must have earned an “A” in their Foreign Language class for two consecutive years.
This association is designed to initiate and coordinate student activities and leadership in school. This association also serves the needs of the school community and is the vehicle of outreach to the wider community. This is accomplished through charitable projects.
Who Can Participate?
Any Spalding student may attend SGA meetings. SGA positions are student elected positions in the spring of each year.
This is a society that recognizes and honors the outstanding musicians at Archbishop Spalding.
Who Can Participate?
Students who are eligible for nomination must be Juniors/Seniors and a member of the Music Department for at least two years. They also must have an unweighted GPA of 3.25 or better.