Organization

Synopsis

Sponsors

Senior Class: Class of 2008

Students and sponsors aid in the Junior Activities and Fundraisers for the senior class.

V. Idlebird

Junior Class: Class of 2009

Students and sponsors aid in the Sophomore Activities and Fundraisers for the senior class.

Sophomore Class:

Class of 2010

Students and sponsors aid in the Freshman Activities and Fundraisers for the senior class.

S. Fiero

Freshman Class: Class of 2011

Students and sponsors aid in the Freshman Activities and Fundraisers for the senior class.

K. Lockhart

Cheerleaders

The purpose of the Reagan Varsity Cheerleading Squad is to support the RHS community by encouraging the athletic activities of Reagan.

A. Pickrom

Reagan Red Coats

The purpose of the Red Coats Dance/ Drill Team is to be of service to the school and the community by supporting all activities and to develop in each of its members: leadership, scholarship, and sportsmanship. 

D. Scott

Dawg Pound

The Spirit Club implements and supports the RHS student body by making students aware of events occurring throughout the community that involve Reagan students.

B. Gatlin

Poetry/Book Club

This club is for students who enjoy reading, writing, and publishing their work.   1 Poetry Friday/month and 1 Book Friday/month

Y.Rahimi

S.Thiem

Business Professionals of America (BPA)

This national student organization prepares students for careers in business.  The mission of BPA is to contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, citizenship, academic, and technological skills. 

V.Pears

Auto Skills USA/VICA

This club provides and opportunity for T&I students to compete in their training area and participate in local, regional, and national competitions. 

L.Preston

Art Club

The Art Club is for students interested in special art presentations and assisting the Arts Festival.

J. Cook

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)

FBLA is an organization that develops leadership skills, citizenship, interest in the free enterprise system, and competency in business education.

A.Garcia

R.Hall

Drama Club

Students who love to perform and/or design sets should join this club.

L.Miller

Diversity Club

Encourage acceptance and tolerance of students; especially those with alternative life styles and help educate the community.

Mademoiselles

This club is designed to promote self-esteem, leadership skills, and strong interpersonal skills in the young ladies of Reagan.

P. Coley

Gent Phi Gent

This club is designed to promote self-esteem, leadership skills, and strong interpersonal skills in the young men of Reagan.

T.Stubbs

The Whiz Kids

This club prepares students for the Texas Academic Decathlon Program.

P.Coley

Christian Student Union

This club is designed to observe what is right and do what is just, to receive all denominations in love, to study, learn, and grow together in the Lord.

Harlan

Lentz

Alagna

A.Garcia

Youth and Government/Key Club

This club teaches students to learn about all aspects of state government in Texas including the writing and lobbying of bills.

H.Hogan

Robotics

This club provides students with leadership and exposure with engineering, problem solving skills, and teamwork

P.Smalling

Peer Assistance and Leadership (PAL)

Members of this organization act as mentors and role models to reluctant learners.

J.Harlan

A. Garcia

Cycling Club

Train riders for the M.S. 150 and promote physical fitness through regular bike rides.

C.Cashin

National Honor Society

Honor students with outstanding school records, a grade point average of at least a 3.5, and no lower than an “S” in conduct. 

Derry

Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)

Association for marketing students to be involved in competitions and community service.  Scholarships are available for members.

M.Greenberg

Junior Achievement

Students learn to run a business and make a profit.  Scholarships are available to senior members.

M. Greenberg

Math Club

Learn mental math tricks and compete in U.I.L.

M.Chang

P.Lee

University Outreach

College and ACT/SAT preparation.  Students receive instruction on completing college applications, scholarships, and financial aid.  Students also have the opportunity to tour colleges and universities.

H. Mazaharian

Tri-M Music

Honor Society

“The Tri-M Music Honor Society is the international music honor society for middle/junior high and high school students. It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and to inspire other students to excel at music and leadership. Through more than 4,500 chartered chapters, Tri-M has helped thousands of young people provide years of service through music in schools throughout the world.”  They will meet one time in the fall and one time in spring. Music students are selected according to criteria.

NOTE:  This is an honor society not a club/committee.

Cruz

Interact  

Interact is a Rotary-sponsored service club for young people ages 14-18. The program gives young people an opportunity to participate in fun, meaningful service projects while developing leadership skills and meeting new friends. We meet Mondays after school. Students should be recommended by teachers who know them or inquire about joining by contacting Ms. Kessler  

K.Kessler

Sculpture Club

P. MacLaughlin

TSA (Technology Students Association)

P.Smalling

Photography Club 

Photography Club is focused on students enthusiastic about photography.  The club is about shooting photographs, visiting artists, looking at student works, critiques, seeing photo shows around town, and participating in exhibitions.  We meet Thursdays from 3:45 – 4:45.  If interested, sign up, come to the meetings and participate. 

A. Day

PADA/SADA

Parents and students against drugs and alcohol

To increase awareness and provide assistance

T. Stubbs

HOSA

Explores careers in health occupations and develops leadership in the health care system

S. Burley