Clubs & Organizations

The National Beta Club is an honor organization that recognizes students for their academic achievement, character, leadership, and service. Founded in 1934, Beta Club encourages students to lead by serving others—both within the school and the community.

Membership in Beta Club is one of the highest honors a student can earn. Members work together to plan and complete meaningful service projects, develop leadership skills, and represent our school with pride.

Eligibility Requirements

Students are invited to join based on:

• Maintaining high academic standards (typically a GPA of 3.5 or higher or an A/B average)

• Demonstrating good character and citizenship

• Showing a commitment to service and leadership

Members are expected to:

• Participate in club meetings and service projects

• Complete a minimum number of community service hours each year

• Uphold the Beta Club motto:

  “Let us lead by serving others.”

Why Join Beta Club?

• Develop valuable leadership and teamwork skills

• Earn recognition for academic excellence

• Engage in meaningful community service

• Build a strong college and scholarship resume

• Be part of a national network of student leaders

For more information or to apply, contact: 

anna.bankston@tangischools.org

micki.zahn@tangischools.org

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a prestigious organization that recognizes students for their academic excellence, leadership, service, and character. Membership is an honor that highlights a student’s commitment to personal growth, civic responsibility, and positive influence within the school and community.

NHS members engage in meaningful community service projects, leadership activities, and school initiatives, while also serving as role models for peers. The organization emphasizes scholarship and ethical behavior as foundations for success in school, college, and life.

Eligibility Requirements

Students are considered for membership based on:

• Academic Achievement: Maintaining a high GPA (often 3.5 or higher)

• Leadership: Demonstrating initiative, responsibility, and the ability to guide and inspire others

• Service: Completing school and community service projects

• Character: Exhibiting integrity, honesty, respect, and responsibility in all areas of life

Members are expected to:

• Participate actively in club meetings, events, and service projects

• Uphold NHS’s principles of scholarship, leadership, service, and character

• Serve as positive role models for their peers

Why Join NHS?

• Gain recognition for academic excellence and leadership

• Participate in community service projects that make a difference

• Develop valuable leadership and organizational skills

• Enhance your college and scholarship applications

• Connect with a national network of outstanding students

For more information or to apply, contact carrie.rohner@tangischools.org

The Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Club is a student-led organization focused on promoting safe, healthy, and responsible choices among teens. Founded to help prevent destructive behaviors such as impaired or distracted driving, substance abuse, bullying, and risky decision-making, SADD empowers students to make positive choices and influence their peers to do the same.

At its core, SADD is about peer leadership and creating a culture of care and respect in our school and community. Members plan awareness campaigns, host events, and engage in activities that encourage safety, mental wellness, and personal responsibility.

Eligibility Requirements

Open to students who:

• Demonstrate good citizenship and leadership potential

• Show a desire to promote positive choices and healthy lifestyles

• Commit to participating in club meetings, projects, and awareness events

Members are expected to:

• Be active participants in school and community outreach

• Model positive decision-making and personal responsibility

• Support SADD’s mission:

  “Empower teens to successfully confront the risks and pressures that challenge them in their daily lives.”

Why Join SADD?

• Become a leader and advocate for positive change

• Plan schoolwide campaigns on safety, kindness, and wellness

• Build leadership, teamwork, and communication skills

• Make a real difference in your school and community

• Connect with other motivated students who want to inspire others

For more information or to join, contact lisa.cutrer-gill@tangischools.org

¡Hola! Dive into the Spanish Club! 

Ready to explore a world beyond the classroom? The Spanish Club isn't just about language—it's your passport to an exciting global culture!

Why Join the Pack?

• Go Global: Deepen your knowledge of Spanish language and discover the vibrant cultures and traditions that thrive across the Spanish-speaking world.

• Find Your Place: Looking for a fun, welcoming group? We're building a community where every student belongs, creating memories on fun outings throughout the year.

• Take the Stage: Unleash your inner star! Help us put on the annual, school-wide Talent Show! Whether you're singing, dancing, juggling, or playing an instrument, we want your talent to shine!

For more information, or to apply please contact melissa.dagro@tangischools.org

The Student Council is a student-led organization that gives students the opportunity to represent their peers, plan school events, and make a positive impact on the school community. Student Council members serve as the voice of the student body, helping to foster a supportive and engaging school environment.

Members work on initiatives such as school spirit activities, fundraisers, community service projects, and leadership development programs. The council encourages students to take an active role in shaping their school while developing organizational, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Eligibility Requirements

Students are eligible to join Student Council if they:

• Demonstrate good academic standing and citizenship

• Show leadership potential and a commitment to representing peers

• Commit to attending regular meetings, events, and service activities

Members are expected to:

• Participate in planning and executing school events and projects

• Serve as a role model for other students

• Uphold the values of leadership, service, and school spirit

Why Join Student Council?

• Develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills

• Plan and lead fun and meaningful school events

• Make a direct impact on school culture and student life

• Enhance college applications and personal growth

• Connect with students and staff across all grade levels

For more information or to run for a position, contact michelle.lusk@tangischools.org

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a student-led club that welcomes all students, regardless of whether you play sports or what your current religious background is.  It's a community focused on building friendships, getting encouragement, and exploring faith. FCA hosts meetings (called "huddles") with a mix of fun and friendship, faith exploration, and leadership opportunities. In short, FCA is a welcoming place to hang out, make connections, and learn more about leading a life of integrity and service all while growing in a relationship with Christ. Everyone is welcome! 

michael.young@tangischools.org

jill.wilson@tangischools.org

The 4-H Club is a youth leadership and community involvement organization that empowers students to develop skills through hands-on learning, citizenship, and service. The four “H’s” stand for Head, Heart, Hands, and Health, representing the whole-person approach to personal growth and community contribution.

4-H members participate in projects that focus on topics such as agriculture, science, health, leadership, and civic engagement. Whether it’s raising awareness for local causes, developing new skills, or leading community service efforts, 4-H encourages students to “learn by doing.”

Eligibility Requirements

Open to students who:

• Demonstrate good citizenship and a willingness to serve

• Maintain satisfactory academic standing

• Show an interest in leadership and community projects

Members are expected to:

• Attend regular club meetings and activities

• Participate in community service and outreach projects

• Live by the 4-H pledge:

  “I pledge my Head to clearer thinking, my Heart to greater loyalty, my Hands to larger service, and my Health to better living, for my club, my community, my country, and my world.”

Why Join 4-H?

• Build leadership, teamwork, and communication skills

• Engage in hands-on projects that make a difference

• Connect with a network of local and national 4-H members

• Gain experience in community service and personal development

• Have fun while learning by doing

For more information or to get involved, contact sandra.givens@tangischools.org