Club Information

List of 26 items.

• Monster Big Band

  Club/Activities Goals:          
  
  This activity is designed for students interested in playing Big Band music. This ensemble will perform at select concerts.

   

  Who Can Participate?         
  
  Student who play an instrument appropriate for the band such as trumpet, trombone, saxophone, guitar, piano, and bass.

   

  For information, please contact:                                  
  
  Mr. Sturgis, sturgisw@spaldinghs.org
  

• Morgan's Message

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  “Morgan’s Message® strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics. We aim to expand the dialogue on mental health by normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in silence, and supporting those who feel alone.” - from www.morgansmessage.org. 
  
  

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student
  
  Location and Times:
  
  LMC
  Monthly - Mondays, 9:27am, 9:44am

   

  For information, please contact:
  Mr. Kain, kains@spaldinghs.org

• Mountain Bike Club

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  The Mountain Bike Club is dedicated to fostering a passionate and inclusive community of mountain bike enthusiasts. Our mission is to promote the joy of mountain biking, encourage skill development, and build a strong network of riders who share a love for the sport. 
  
  

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student
  
  Location and Times:
  
  Back Doors/Back lt
  Weekly - Fridays, 2:45pm - 6:30pm

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Mr. Wallace, wallacej@spaldinghs.org

• National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Mrs. Tobin, tobinr@spaldinghs.org

• National English Honor Society

  Club/Activity Goals

  The National English Honor Society recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in such areas as literary analysis, media studies, composition, linguistic study, and creative writing. Students contribute to weekly writing tutoring, service projects, and contributions to school publications, all in support and celebration of English studies.

  
  

  Who Can Participate?

  Juniors and Seniors apply and are accepted should they meet the required English grade point average and have demonstrated academic integrity throughout their time at Spalding.

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  

  Mr. Kain, kains@spaldinghs.org

  Ms. W-B, wbk@spaldinghs.org

• National Honor Society

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  For information, please contact:    
  
  Ms. Barnaba, barnabak@spaldinghs.org 

• Newspaper

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:    
  
  Ms. Mullin, mullinc@spaldinghs.org

• NTHS

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The National Technical Honor Society recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in such areas as career and technical education, applied sciences, technological innovation, trade skills, and professional development. Students contribute to a variety of technical and industry-focused service projects, all in support and celebration of career and technical studies.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Juniors and Seniors apply and are accepted if they meet the society's required expectations.

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Ms. Brunner, brunnera@spaldinghs.org

• One Love Club

  Club/Activities Goals:
  
  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.
  
  Website:
  
  One Love Club
  
  

  Who Can Participate?
  
  All Spalding students. 
  
  Location and Times:
  
  LMC
  Weekly - Thursdays, 9:27 pm - 9:44 pm

  
  For information, please contact:
  
  Mrs. Lamy, lamyc@spaldinghs.org

• Orphan Grain Train

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The Orphan Grain Train Club is our school’s local connection to a massive humanitarian effort that ships food, clothing, and medical supplies to people in need across the globe and right here at home. In this club, we get our hands dirty and our hearts full by focusing on practical service, most notably through supply drives.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Ms. Nepp, neppm@spaldinghs.org

• Pause Project

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  In the middle of a busy school week, sometimes you just need to hit the brakes. The Pause Project is a relaxed, open space where students gather to talk about the real stuff—stress, balance, and everything in between. This isn’t a formal class or a lecture. It’s a supportive community designed to help you recharge and realize you aren’t alone. Whether you have a specific struggle to share or just want to listen and breathe for a bit, our door is always open.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Ms. Buswell, buswells@spaldinghs.org

• Pediatric Project

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The Pediatric Project is a club dedicated to supporting children who are hospitalized as inpatients. Through the club, we would make cards, Bravery Bags, and bracelets that are directly donated to both John Hopkins Pediatric Hospital and St. Jude. In addition to helping these young patients, my club collaborates closely with four incredible nonprofit organizations: Glimmer of Hope Foundation, Kaylee’s Legacy, Ari’s Bears, and The Scarlett Fund. Each of these organizations has expressed that they would love to partner with The Pediatric Project and shared how my club can support and help their organizations in various ways.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Ms. Stumpf, stumpfm@spaldinghs.org

• Philosophy

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  This purpose of this club is to enhance dialogue among students as they share and become open to different perspectives of life.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:       
  
  Mr. Houdek, houdekb@spaldinghs.org

• Pickleball Club

  Club/Activity Goals

  Enthusiasts of all skill levels can come together to enjoy the fast-growing sport of pickleball! Whether you're a casual player looking for a fun way to unwind or a competitive veteran seeking thrilling matches, the club offers a welcoming space for everyone. With a focus on fostering camaraderie, improving skills, and promoting physical fitness, members engage in friendly tournaments, coaching tips, and social events, making it the perfect place to discover the joy of pickleball.

  
  

  Who Can Participate?

  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  

  Ms. Carson, carsonk@spaldinghs.org

• Ping-Pong Club

  Club/Activity Goals:
  
  This club allows enthusiasts of all skill levels to come together to enjoy the exhilarating sport of table tennis. Whether you're a casual player looking for a fun way to unwind or a competitive veteran seeking thrilling matches, the club offers a welcoming space for everyone. With a focus on fostering camaraderie, improving skills, and promoting physical fitness, members engage in friendly tournaments, coaching tips, and social events, making it the perfect place to discover the joy of ping pong.
  
  

  Who Can Participate:
  
  Any Spalding student
  
  Location and Times:
  
  Room 110
  Third Wednesday of each month, 3:00pm - 3:45pm
  
  

  For information, please contact:
  Mr. Graney, graneya@spaldinghs.org

• Ranger Rosaries

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The Ranger Rosaries Club brings students together to handcraft durable, colorful rosaries that travel much further than our school hallways. We gather to build community and provide spiritual support to those who need it most. Our handmade creations are donated to service members, providing a sense of peace and protection for those in the military.

  
  

  Whether you’re a pro at crafting or have never held a bead in your life, we’ll teach you everything you need to know. It’s a peaceful, hands-on way to serve others, one knot at a time.

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Mr. Graney, graneya@spaldinghs.org

• Rescue Ready

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  Rowdy Red isn’t just a cheering section—it’s the heartbeat of Spalding! We are the loud, the proud, and the primary reason our opponents get nervous when they step into our house. Whether it’s a Friday night under the lights or a packed gym for a Tuesday tip-off, we bring the energy that fuels our athletes.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Ms. LeQuang, lequangm@spaldinghs.org

• Social Studies NHS

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The Social Studies National Honor Society recognizes students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in historical research, civic engagement, global studies, economics, and political science. Students contribute to peer mentoring, community history projects, and civic awareness campaigns, all in support and celebration of the social sciences.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Juniors and Seniors apply and are accepted if they meet the required Social Studies grade-point average and have demonstrated academic integrity throughout their time at Spalding.

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Mr. Abbey, abbeyc@spaldinghs.org

• Spalding Production Team (SPAM)

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  For information, please contact:                                 
  
  Mr. Shephard, shepharda@spaldinghs.org

• Spanish National Honor Society

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.
  
  

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Mrs. Esposito, espositom@spaldinghs.org

• Student Government Association (SGA)

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Mrs. Shockley, shockleyg@spaldinghs.org
  Mr. Kain, kains@spladinghs.org

• Surf Rider

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  

  The Surfider Club, under the umbrella Surfrider Foundation, believes that getting outside and engaging with the natural world, especially the ocean, waves, and beaches, is inspiring, supports healthier lifestyles, improves productivity, and ultimately creates a better culture. 

  
  

  Surfrider is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves, and beaches for all people, through a powerful activist network. At the center of every action we take is our mission, our grassroots structure, and local perspectives. We aim for positive impact and measurable results on behalf of the communities that we serve. 

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:
  
  Mr. Restly, restlyb@spaldinghs.org

• Travis Manion Foundation

  Club/Activities Goals:          
  
  

  "If not me, then who?" These words, spoken by 1st Lt. Travis Manion, are at the heart of our school’s chapter. The Travis Manion Foundation Club is for students who want to bridge the gap between our community and our nation’s veterans and families of the fallen.

  
  

  We aren't just a service club; we are a leadership movement. We believe that by developing our own strengths, we can better serve those around us. If you’re ready to live with purpose and prove that character is what you do when no one is looking, we want you on our team.

   

  Who Can Participate?         
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:                                  
  
  Mr. Restly, restlyb@spaldinghs.org
  

• Tri-M/Music National Honor Society

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.  

   

  For information, please contact:          
  
  Mr. Shatt, shattb@spaldinghs.org 
  

• Triathlon Club

  Club/Activities Goals:          
  
  

  Ready to push your limits and discover what you're truly capable of? The Triathlon Club isn’t just for elite athletes – it’s for anyone with the grit to try something challenging and new. Whether you’re a cross-country runner, a casual weekend cyclist, or just trying to get more comfortable in the pool, we train together to conquer the ultimate three-sport challenge.

   

  Who Can Participate?         
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:                                  
  
  Mr. Leadbetter, girlsxc@spaldinghs.org
  

• Women of Color

  Club/Activities Goals:          
  
  

  Need a space where your voice is heard, your culture is celebrated, and your potential is limitless? The Women of Color Club is a powerful sisterhood built on support, empowerment, and leadership. We celebrate the diverse backgrounds that make our school beautiful while providing a safe space to discuss the unique experiences of women of color.

   

  Who Can Participate?         
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:                                  
  
  Ms. Adams, adamse@spaldinghs.org