Whether you’re interested in the arts or robotics, KHS likely has a club for you. For fans of everything from video games to books and nature to community service, there are many ways to get involved, learn something new and make new friends.
Get involved at KHS
As one of the oldest and most active clubs at KHS, Student Council plans Homecoming, Spirit Days, Halloween Trick-or-treating and Spring Formal.
When: Almost every Monday from 2:30pm - 2:50pm Where: R oom 281 Questions? See Helen Qiu or Engish teacher Leslie Lewis
Interested in helping plan Prom? Then, KHS's oldest club might be for you. In addition to Prom, Girls' League hosts the Father-Daughter party and the Mother-Daughter party.
When: Tuesdays from 2:30pm - 2:50pm Where: Room 220 Questions? See Kali Smith or Spanish teacher Julie Canady
If you like learning about History, then the History & Civics club is for you. This club boasts cool History facts at each meeting.
When: Tuesdays Where: Room 166 Questions? See Ms. Stoltzfus
Bridges meets after school and offers students a chance to socialize and get homework help.
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30-4pm Where: KHS cafeteria Questions? Applications are in the main office or counseling office
The Speech & Debate teams give students a chance to work on their public speaking and writing strategies in a competitive setting. Team members compete in local, state and national tournaments.
When: Thursdays from 2:30pm - 3:00pm Room 159
The Esports team competes in several different areas including Rocket League, Super Smash Brothers and chess. Last year, the team won the chess state title.
When: Mondays or Tuesdays from 2:30pm - 3:30pm Where: Room 242 Questions? See Social Studies teacher Matt Myers
The TechnoKats robotics team competes annually in the FIRST robotics competition. Each year, the design and build a robot to compete in a new game. Their first competition is Sept. 29.
When: Tuesdays from 5:30-7:30 Questions? See English teacher Joy Dewing, Math teacher Christy Edwards or Science teacher Elliott Budd
Looking for a new way to be creative? Check out the Art Club. This group works on individual and group projects and learns new techniques throughout the year.
When: Tuesdays at 3pm Where: Room 503 Questions? See Art teacher Alyson Hatcher-Kendall
KATS Together allows students of all abilities to build friendships with each other by spending lunches and social time together.
When: Every other Friday during lunch Questions? See English teacher Leslie Lewis or a member of the leadership team
Shadow of Hope is a group created to provide support to students who have lost an important person in their lives. Students can fill out the Google Form to get more information - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScuJiiB58uaptNkEIrdCLUccalNlpFW8pUbbpTcSQe1gT5Hfg/viewform
When: Thursdays during lunch
If reading and talking about books is your thing, join the Book Club. Each year, the club chooses books to read and reflect on.
When: Fridays at 2:30pmWhere: Room 160 Questions? See English teacher Leslie Lewis
When you earn a varsity letter from an IHSAA sport, you are invited to join and participate in Varsity Club's activities. You can follow them on Instagram at khsvarsityclub_ or Twitter @MemorialManiac_
When: First Wednesday of each month at 7am Where: Haworth gym Questions? See teacher Andy Carpenter or PE teacher Sarah Hemmerich
International students at KHS can apply to join the International Council. Application are sent to all International students via email and between five and seven students will be selected.
When: Wednesdays at 2:30pm Questions? See Brittanie Davis or Amy Roe in the counseling office
Environmental Club is a group of students seeking to make the world a better place. They participate in trash cleanup, bottle cap collection and visit area parks to hike and explore nature. Follow them on Instagram at khs_environmental_club.
When: the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 2:30pm Where: Room 210 or the Outdoor Lab Questions? See Science teacher Vince Lorenz
Do you enjoy Jeopardy? Do Trivia nights excite you? Then come check out Academic Superbowl! There are teams for English, Science, Math, Fine Arts and Social Studies. The theme this year is the “End of the Second Millennium: 1980s and the 1990s.”
When: Call out meeting Sept. 15 at 2:35pm
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