BARNSTABLE HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS

The Military Support Club supports members of the armed forces and their families through community outreach, providing baked goodies to Joint Base Cape Cod, participating in Wreaths Across America and Operation Flags for Vets, and forms a partnership with veterans who utilize the Barnstable Adult Community Center.

Jazz Band is an after school performing ensemble open to students at any grade level. It is highly recommended that students be enrolled in an in-school performing ensemble in order to acquire the necessary skills in reading and performing music. Attendance is mandatory for all practices and performances.

Join us for Color Guard practice on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00 PM at Barnstable Intermediate School. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, all skill levels are welcome! Color Guard combines dance, performance, and equipment work to create beautiful visual displays. Come discover this exciting activity that builds teamwork, coordination, and performance skills. No prior experience necessary – just bring your enthusiasm and be ready to learn something new!

Drumline is the percussion section of a marching band, featuring drummers who play while marching in formation. The core instruments include snare drums, bass drums of varying sizes, and tenor drums (also called quads or quints). Some drumlines also incorporate cymbals and other percussion instruments.

Drumlines perform complex rhythmic patterns and cadences, often featuring intricate choreography, stick tricks, and visual elements synchronized with their playing. They provide the driving rhythm that keeps the marching band in step and add excitement with powerful, dynamic performances.

The Barnstable High School Pep Band is an ensemble that meets after school to learn pop music hits, energizing rock song arrangements, contemporary hip-hop tunes, and various other music to be performed at events of many kinds. The group brings energy and school pride to many school sporting events and events throughout the Hyannis community all throughout the school year.

The Green Club is the school’s environmental group. Students run the Green Closet, a space for students to donate and take used clothing, engage in beach cleanups, work with town officials on environmental projects, and go on nature hikes

Student Council is open to students from grades 8-12. Members provide feedback about the BHS experience, organize school-wide events, and further the idea that engaged students will contribute to the positive spirit of the school.

With the help of teacher and lawyer coaches, students learn about the law, both criminal and civil, and how court cases proceed. We study and analyze made-up court cases and perform both the prosecution/plaintiff and defense. The main focus is competing in the annual state-wide Mock Trial Competition organized by the Mass Bar Association at the end January. All students are welcome to join.

DECA is a business club where students get a chance to start thinking about various career options. Students perform role-plays that provide real life scenarios where students come up with solutions to problems and present them to a judge. Beyond the competitions, we support student engagement in our business pathway as well as building relationships with each other. We meet the 1st and 3rd Mondays after school in the Jr/Sr cafe.

Barnstable High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance welcome to all, regardless of your gender or sexuality, GSA works to create an inclusive and supportive environment for everyone. We also aim to bring awareness to the queer community, both in its triumphs and struggles. Looking to find a supportive community or to find your place in this school? Come to a meeting and see if joining GSA is right for you

Human Rights club is where people come together to learn about, mobilize, and act on Human Rights issues. They meet every other Tuesday, so stop by for a meeting to learn more about how you can work to support human rights, both locally and globally.

Drama club is for students who are interested in the entertainment arts: theater, dance, and technical theater. We perform two shows a year: one in the fall and one in the spring. We explore all aspects of theater which include musicals, straight plays, dance, stagecraft, etc. We always welcome new members to the drama club and encourage anyone, member or not, to come audition for the shows! (That means you, too, teachers! We love getting staff involved as well!)

This group is a committee for No Place for Hate. If you want to educate and promote awareness about differences and embrace all our students Join us every other Tuesday.

JCL is a social club for students who enjoy ancient history, language and culture. We have many fun events through the school year and all are welcome to come and engage in some gladiatorial combat with us!

The yearbook club runs as a class all year and is open to grades 10-12. The Barnacle staff is responsible for creating the senior yearbook. We focus on the fundamentals of design and photography along with the interviewing process. With a creative mindset, students create several pages in the book for students to remember for years to come!

Insight news production students produce the quarterly student magazine as well as develop content for @BHSinsight on Instagram and BHSinsight.com.

We are always looking for contributing reporters, writers, photographers, illustrators and designers!

BHS’ Chess Club provides an opportunity to develop and reinforce Chess playing skills, socialize, learn, and compete with other Chess Lovers. The game nurtures critical thinking and creativity. You win or learn, there is no losing. We have masters and beginners!

The National Chinese Honor Society is a scholastic organization that promotes and recognizes students who demonstrate citizenship, leadership, and community service. The purpose of the National Chinese Honor Society is to encourage its members to become life-long learners in order to gain a better understanding of Chinese language and culture, as well as to play an active role as a contributing global citizen in the twenty-first century. Entry to the Society based on invitation only and upon teacher recommendation.

Student Ambassadors help new students to the building with tours. We also go to the Intermediate School to help students with their questions about BHS and choosing classes as well as a trip to the elementary schools. Come join if you’d like to help make BHS a more welcoming place!

Best Buddies is a social club that builds one-to-one friendships between high school students with and without disabilities. The club promotes inclusion and brings students together that may not otherwise get the chance to meet. Students plan fun events and activities. The club meets every other Wednesday in room 1229..

Fashion Club is a space to create for those involved in the Fashion classes, and those that do not take Fashion Design yet. The Fashion club helps organize the annual show by designing and making the fashion show sets. It is a place to create out-of-the-box garments from recycled materials, or work on sewing projects of your own. All members are invited to participate in the annual fashion show.

A Hope Squad is a group nominated by their peers.

They meet regularly with trained advisors to talk and learn about mental health.

Members are trained to note signs of distress and reach out, connecting peers to help and hope.

Hope Squads interact with and educate the entire student body to reduce stigma and change their community's culture.

The VOG Student Mentor program has been created to develop leadership skills, aligned with the Vision of a Graduate. Student Mentors will assist with school-wide civic action projects and mentoring younger students across the district.

Anime Club is a social club that focuses on watching and discussing Anime/Japanese animation.

Allows students to explore global challenges in a creative

and interesting manner through debate and collaboration.

Art Club is a place where students can draw, paint and sculpt after school. If you love art, this is your club. The Art Club is open to all students.

For more advanced students, National Art Honors Society Club is like an art team that competes in an annual High School Art Competition at The Attleboro Arts Museum. Build your portfolio. Participate in community art exhibitions.

The UKSD Community Empowerment Club is a group of students who are passionate about creating positive change within their community. With mentorship from advisors, students are able to design and create projects which address social issues. This year, our focus is addressing homelessness.

Investment club discusses topics of financial literacy and how students can think about ways to make money, invest money, and save money so you work smarter not harder!

We compete in the MML - a high school Math League Competition with schools across the states. We compete in person with 5 other schools from Cape Cod. We compete 4 times a year and practice 1x per week after school. It is open to 8th -12th grade students who want to practice math outside the classroom, compete against other schools, and have a good time doing it! You do not have to be an Honors student to participate. Everyone is welcome!

Jesus Club is a student led club that celebrates a personal relationship with Jesus Christ through worship, singing, prayer, Bible teaching, and fellowship (with snacks :). All are welcome who love Jesus and/or desire to learn more about Him and His teachings.

French Honor Society is a scholastic organization that promotes and recognizes students who demonstrate citizenship, leadership, and community service. The purpose of the French Honor Society is to encourage its members to become life-long learners in order to gain a better understanding of French language and culture, as well as to play an active role as a contributing global citizen in the twenty-first century. Entry to the Society based on invitation only and upon teacher recommendation.

The Philosophy Club at Barnstable High School will be entirely beneficial for all who participate in it for many reasons. The exploration of various ideas and views will help promote critical thinking regarding values, and life goals. This in itself will help students create a road map for their own lives, and will lead to better, more accurate academic and social decision making.

Leo clubs are part of the Lions international network and are organized and sponsored by local Lions clubs throughout the world. There are nearly 5,800 Leo clubs in approximately 140 countries. Leo club activities and projects enhance the community and help young people develop and practice leadership, organization and social skills. Leo club involvement can instill in young people a lifetime commitment to helping others.

The National Honor Society is a service organization. Membership is highly sought after honor, but it requires commitment to the ideals of the organization. Your acceptance of membership will indicate your willingness to participate in NHS sponsored activities, service projects and meetings. The National Honor Society enshrines four pillars at its heart: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character.

BHS Photography Club introduces students to the world of photography, printing, and image making.

SADD is a club dedicated to students making smart decisions regarding sobriety and uplifting BHS and the community.

SHS was created to acknowledge and promote commitment and excellence in the study of the Spanish language and its corresponding cultures. Our mission is to promote community service and leadership, to help you become global citizens, and to provide opportunities for exposure to language and culture beyond the classroom. Entry to the Society based on invitation only and upon teacher recommendation.

Our mission is to foster understanding and appreciation for Asian cultures through education, and cultural events.

We will play and analyze video games from different eras.

We will learn how to use telescopes and navigate the nighttime sky in order to hold star parties throughout the year.

We will hold economic discussions and debates, play economic simulations and games, do research projects, complete stock market challenges, engage in community economic impact studies, and more. By participating in these activities, students will develop a strong foundation in economic thinking, enhance their analytical and communication skills, and gain practical experience that will be valuable for college applications and future careers in economics, business, or related fields.

To provide students with opportunities to develop leadership, build character, and serve their community.

Do you want to help improve your community and make lasting friendships?

Do you need volunteer hours for your resume and college application?

Do you want to make a positive impact through projects that benefit our local community and promote understanding of other cultures?

Come see what the INTERACT club is all about!!

Ready to roll the dice on a new adventure? RPG Club could be the club for you. Whether you're a seasoned hero or a curious newcomer, our club is the perfect place to explore new worlds, craft epic stories, and make new friends. We'll be playing Role Playing Games like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and more. All experience levels are welcome; we'll teach you everything you need to know.

Morgan’s Message® is a 501(c)(3) that strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics.

The purpose of the Marine Biology club is to inform people about the importance of marine life and our goal is to help our community in any way we can! Throughout the year in marine biology club, we want to help our environment by doing: Beach Cleanups, Fundraisers, Reusing what we collect from beaches to create projects, guest speakers, field trips, and more!

Spikeball is a fast-paced sport that combines elements of volleyball and four-square.