Club Information

List of 17 items.

• FIRST Robotics Team - 4541 - The Cavineers

  FIRST (For the Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) combines the excitement of sports with the rigors of science and technology. Under strict rules, limited time and resources, teams of students are challenged to build and program industrial-size robots to play a difficult field game against like-minded competitors. It’s as close to real-world engineering as a student can get. 
  
  

  Cavineers | FIRST Robotics Competition | FIRST Chesapeake

  
  

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

• French National Honors Society

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  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.

   

  For information, please contact:                                 
  
  Mr. Kistner, kistnerr@spaldinghs.org

• Haiti Club

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:                                 
  
  Mr. Medoff, medoffr@spaldinghs.org

• Harry Potter Club

  Club/Activity Goals: 
  
  To provide Harry Potter fans with a fun extracurricular, a place to talk about their opinions on the novels or movies, and a chance to meet others who share the same interests or ideas.

   

  Who Can Participate? 
  
  

  Any Spalding student 

   

  For more information, please contact:
  Mrs. Duffy, duffya@spaldinghs.org

• Hunting & Fishing Club

  Club/Activities Goals:

  The goal of the Hunting and Fishing club is to educate the Archbishop Spalding Community on conservation relating to the outdoors, to share common interests, to provide opportunities for learning about hunting and fishing, and to connect to local resources. Students participate in a variety of meetings, fishing trips, guest speakers and other activities relating to fishing and hunting.

  
  

  Who Can Participate?  

  All Spalding Students- No experience required!

  
  

  For information, please contact:

  Dr. Kandrac

  kandracj@spaldinghs.org

• Improv Club

  For students to get together and perform Improv games 
  
  

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student

   

  For information, please contact:     
  
  Mr. Yates, yatesr@spaldinghs.org

• Jazz Cavs

  Club/Activities Goals:          
  
  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. 

   

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

• Karaoke Club

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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.

   

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

• Key Club

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  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.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding students
  
  Website:
  
  

  Key Club Website

   

  For information, please contact :
  
  Ms. Mullin, mullinc@spaldinghs.org
  Mrs. LeQuang, lequangm@spladinghs.org

• Latin National Honor Society

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  Recognizes those students who achieve academic excellence in Latin. Members tutor students.

   

  Who Can Participate?      
    
  Junior and Senior students may apply for acceptance; students must be currently enrolled in a Latin 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:
  
  Ms. Storch (storchs@spaldinghs.org)

• Lego Build and Design Club

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  To foster creative design and building techniques using Lego digital and hands-on tools. Moc design competitions and a final build are all part of the experience. 

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student.

                                                                                   

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Mr. Stokes, stokesd@spaldinghs.org

• Liturgical Music Ministry

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  To lead the student body in meaningful praise through music at Mass.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Anyone who would like to join may do so as long as they are willing to attend the rehearsals before each liturgy

   

  Meeting Schedule:               
  
  Rehearsals prior to each liturgy.

   

  For information, please contact:    
  
  Mr. Heming, hemings@spaldinghs.org

• Make Every Day Count

  Club/Activity Goals:           
  
  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. Make Every Day Count club is Spalding's chapter of Students Against Destructive Decisions.
  
  Make Every Day Count Website

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student can join at any point in the school year!

   

  For information, please contact:                                 
  
  Ms. Marcie Gibbons, gibbonsm@spaldinghs.org

• Math League

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  This club is designed to challenge the math instincts and problem-solving ability in a competitive setting.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Spalding students with strong Math skills who would like to participate in competitions.

   

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Mrs. Robertson, robertsonj@spaldinghs.org

• Math Team

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  This club is designed to challenge the math instincts and problem-solving ability of Spalding’s top math students.

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Spalding students with strong Math skills.

   

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Dr. Jenny Jones, jonesj@spaldinghs.org
  Ms. Gonsalves, gonsalvesp@spaldinghs.org

• Mock Trial Team

  Club/Activities Goals:
  
  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.

  
  For information, please contact:
  
  Mr. Parsons, parsonsj@spaldinghs.org

• Model United Nations

  Club/Activities Goals:         
  
  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.
  
  Website:
  
  Model UN

   

  Who Can Participate?        
  
  Any Spalding student. This activity has a limited enrollment.

                                                                                   

  For information, please contact:                      
  
  Mrs. Connor, connorc@spaldinghs.org