School Clubs/Organizations

• 9^th Grade Sponsors – Elizabeth Coleman and Josh Covington
• 10^th Grade Sponsor – Tamara Jones
• 11^th Grade Sponsor – Michelle Clay and Lauren Gallicchio
• 12^th Grade Sponsor – Karen Francis and Lanisha Hostler

Academic Team – Tom Buchanan and Carlos Verdecchia

Art Club – Susan Lee and Marquetta Hensley

• Every Monday afternoon (tentative)  from 3:30 - 4:30.  Room 302B - Ms. Lee.  Art club will be involved in producing artwork for the school and community.  Students will be entering competitions.  Students will have an opportunity to explore materials under art teacher's direction or independently.

Beta Club - Elizabeth Coleman and Susan Greene

Best Buddies – Barbara Jackson

• This is a partnering between students of various academic and social backgrounds with a purpose of enriching each student's experience here at BSHS.

Chrysalis Club - Gloria Williams

• This is a service-learning club for incoming 9^th graders.

DARE Role Models – Sabina Massey

• Students must be drug and alcohol free and will speak to 5^th graders about high school in November and April (applications and interviews will be done in October)

Debate Team – LeRonda Morton

Drama Club – Michelle Clay and Karen Francis

Future Educators of America – Andraya White

Future Business Leaders of America – Demetrit Rushin

Family Career and Community Leaders of America – Shellie Fuqua

French Club – Patrick Brooks

Gay-Straight Alliance –  Catherine Vannatter

• A forum for gay and straight students to discuss discrimination, creating and maintaining an atmosphere of tolerance for all students at our school.  The alliance will also work to protect the human rights of all students through awareness programming.

Show Choir –  Kristine Lyon

Guitar Ensemble – Don Hicks

Green Team – Christy Cartner, Nicole O’Neil, Shellie Fuqua

• The Green Team works to develop and implement sustainability projects in the school and community (i.e. School Garden, Energy, Water, Waste/Recycling initiatives, etc)

Harambee – Shaleta Washington

• Harambee is a Kenyan tradition of community self-help events such as fundraising or development activities. Harambee literally means "all pull together" in Swahili and is the official motto of Kenya.
  
  At Bryan Station High School, Harambee is a gospel choir that has been coined “Station Harambee”. The group has one faculty director, and 2 student directors. Practices are held every Monday in Room 314 from 3:45-4:45. The main focus of Station Harambee: praising and worshipping God through music and challenging each member’s lifestyle to mirror what they sing about. While various gospel music styles are taught, the choir focuses mostly on contemporary gospel music.
  
  Traditionally, Harambee performs at several local churches and other events in Fayette County and surrounding counties. In addition, Station Harambee hosts an annual “End of Year” Concert every May. For more information please feel free to contact Ms. Shaleta Washington, faculty sponsor for the group.

Health Occupations Students of America –

Invisible Children – Diane Leindecker

Key Club – Ms. Catherine Vannatter & Ms. Lori Foster

• Key Club, an international student-led organization sponsored by Kiwanis International, offers its members opportunities to provide service to the community, build character, and develop leadership skills.  The Bryan Station High School Key Club meets on the first Wednesday of every month after school in the library (unless otherwise announced), and typically organizes several community service projects (e.g. Ronald McDonald House, The Hope Center, Shriners’ Hospital, etc.) per month.  For more information about Key Club International, please visit: http://www.keyclub.org/home.aspx

National Honor Society – Josh Covington

Newspaper – Heather Zoll-Eppley

School Bank – Lanisha Hostler

School Musical – Kristine Lyon, Michelle Clay

Spanish Cultural Club (Spring Sem.) – Luis Castrillon and Laura DeVettori

Station Store – Lanisha Hostler

Step Team –  Rachel Mills (Coach) and Brooke Thomas (Asst. Coach)

Student Technology Leadership Program – Beau Gothier

Student Council – Lydia Stokes and Aaron Timmons

• This is a service organization of diverse students that serves the community and advocates for the student body.  We meet every other Thursday beginning August 19 at 3:30pm in Room 134 or 220.

Technology Student Association – Dan Williamson and Glen Borders

Tri-M- Kristine Lyon, Patricia Price

• Tri-M is the international honor society recognizing secondary music students for their musical ability, academic excellence, school involvement, and community service.  http://www.menc.org/resources/view/tri-m-music-honor-society/)

Y-Club – Melissa Quinn and Lauren Gallicchio

• Y-Club is sponsored by the State YMCA and is a leadership and service club for teens across the state.  We meet weekly on Mondays to discuss and complete school and community service projects.  We also attend Kentucky Youth Assembly (KYA) in the fall where students act at state legislators and debate student-created legislation and Kentucky United Nations Assembly (KUNA) in the spring where students act as representatives to the UN from a member nation and debate international legislation.

Yearbook – Lynn Schentrup

Young Democrats – Rebecca Mueller

• The Young Democrats club is dedicated to encouraging students (and the broader community) to engage in the political process.  We do this in a myriad of ways, including volunteering with campaigns, voter registration drives, issue advocacy, inviting speakers to meetings, and collaborative activities with other student groups at BSHS and in Fayette County.  We meet on the first and third Thursdays of every month in room 160.