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Addiction Education and Awareness Club
A group to educate, raise awareness, and break the stigma on topics surrounding drug and alcohol addiction. |
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Animal Rights Club
Animal Rights Club seeks to promote animal rights and fight animal cruelty and exploitation in our community. We value minimizing animal abuse as much as possible in every aspect of our lives. If you love animals, then this is the perfect place for you! To join, please visit the link in our Instagram bio or drop by room 127 at lunch on Thursdays. |
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Alpine Sports Club
Snowsports and cultivating interests of those whom are avid about alpine sports. Also trying to introduce alpine sports to a larger gathering |
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Apparel Club
The purpose of Apparel Club is to involve students in the world of apparels, textiles, sewing and the fashion industry through learning new skills and examining the history of fashion and its most influential people. Furthermore, we will use our sewing skills to benefit the community and foster creativity. |
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Aquarium Club
This club is for all aquarium enthusiasts. Everyone is encouraged to join no matter how knowledgeable they are. We will design aquariums, cultivate aquatic plants, breed fish, and maintain the tanks. During our meetings we will also discuss the aquarium hobby. |
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Asian Culture Club
Are you interested in getting hi-chews and more Asian snacks? Asian Culture Club is a place to celebrate Asian culture and discuss current issues related to Asian Americans. Anyone is welcome to join regardless of race. |
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Astronomy Club
Astronomy Club is all about exploring our universe through brief lessons, documentaries, games, in-person stargazing, movies, and (potentially) a trip. We value science, exploration, curiosity, and of course, having fun. Our goal is to bring the wonder of the universe to all of our members through the science of astronomy. Most meetings will be held outside of school, with shorter, organizational meetings during school. Students can join via a Google Forms link, which can be found in the bio of the club Instagram @roosevelt_astronomy_club. |
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Automobile Club
Automobile club is an accepting and fun environment to celebrate and learn about automobiles and engineering. |
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Best Buddies
The RHS Best Buddies Friendship chapter represent one of Best Buddies four key mission pillars (One-To-One Friendships, Integrated Employment, Leadership Development, Inclusive Living). Friendship chapters build one-to-one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), offering social interactions while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion for a population that is often isolated and excluded. Through their participation, people with IDD form meaningful connections with their peers, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, and share interests, experiences and activities that many other individuals enjoy. We will also train members to lead inclusive and disability rights workshops for RHS students to combat ableism in the RHS community. |
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Bike Club
We are a biking community with the goal of raising awareness about biking, promote biking, and host monthly bike rides to help build and connect our community. |
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Black Student Union
Black Student Union is a safe and brave space for students. Come join us to learn about Black Culture and create projects. |
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Board Game Club
A place to make friends and have a break from school while playing games with fellow classmates |
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Calisthenics Club
The Calisthenics Club is meets every other week. We discuss new workouts and member fitness goals. If you want to learn lots of different workouts, moves, watch inspiring videos, and get stronger and more agile without equipment, it's the perfect club for you. |
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Chess Club
It's quite simple. We just chill and play chess. You can join us to play competitively or just for fun. All are welcome! Puzzles are posted every week on our Instagram. Our goal is to provide a community that develops their problem-solving abilities, extend their knowledge about chess, as well as just create a chill environment. |
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Choir Club
Choir Club hosts Game Nights every second Wednesday evening? Contact 1cafoster@seattleschools.org for more details. |
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Cinema Club
Cinema Club is a club in which we watch movies. |
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Creative Quarterly Club
We create an artistic newsletter featuring visual art, comics, graphic design, creative writing, and more from the Roosevelt community. We will publish it online and as a limited hardcopy newsletter each quarter. Open to all that are interested in the making of the newsletter, to contribute to it, or just to have fun. |
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Crochet Club
Crochet Club is super fun and we all hangout and talk about our love for crochet. We learn about the history of crocheting and different stitches. This club is very advanced but feel free to join even if you are just a beginner, or if you have never even picked up yarn and a hook before! |
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Cryptocurrency Club
Crypto Club is a club for the discussion and learning about cryptocurrency. Complete the google form to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe7GEVqVOmm2Ag59EDpfgEcD9cugAlWuKgTv53bgQhAEM_7bg/viewform?usp=sf_link |
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Crossword Club
We like to hang out and do crosswords! Bring any crosswords you have and we can share and overall just have a good time. |
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Consent Culture Team
Roosevelt Consent Culture Team (RCCT) is a club dedicated to devising curriculum, holding spaces for discussion (and listening), and connecting with our community to combat rape culture at Roosevelt. |
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DECA
DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools around the globe |
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Club
The DHH club is a group of students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing working to bring Deaf awareness to the Roosevelt community and put on Deaf friendly events. |
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Diabetic Student Association
Come to the Roosevelt DSU where we hold meetings centered around type one diabetes! We will have fun activities, share advocacy opportunities, create a safe space for conversation, and also educate Roosevelt about T1D. This club is for anyone, not just type one diabetics. Swing by any time! Sign up by checking out our Instagram at "rhsdiabeticstudentunion". |
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EmpowHer Mentorship Club
EmpowHER Mentorship Club connects freshman and senior girls in a safe environment. A mentor (senior) is placed with their mentee (freshman) and the two will meet and connect as they go throughout the school year. They will bond and form a meaningful connection, helping the freshman feel more comfortable at RHS. Each pair will decide what activities to do together, such as going to lunch, working on homework, exercising, and just simply being there for one another. In addition, we will have whole group meetings once a month to discuss issues girls face at RHS and also just have fun and get to know each other. You can join the club by emailing bellsoccer16@icloud.com and we will connect you with someone! |
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Exotic Pet Club
A club for people who have exotic pets, want one, or just like them. Anyone can join, but if there's any snake or rodent phobia this might not be the club for you. We raise awareness about exotic pet care, and will probably do some volunteering. |
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Fiber Crafts Club
Know how to crochet, knit, embroider, etc. or want to learn? There is a community of those who love fiber craft activities and are more than open to teach anyone who wants to learn! There are supplies like, yarn, and certain hooks available, but please feel more than welcome to bring your own materials. Meetings are held every Monday at lunch in Ms.Colthard's room, 333. To join, DM us on Instagram at rhs.fiber.crafts.club or just come to a meeting and talk to us! |
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French Club
Come to French Club to learn about French and Francophone cultures, get help on French homework, do crafts, make food, and watch movies! |
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F-Word/Intersectional Feminism Club
The F-Word is safe community to discuss issues of gender and how they intersect with race, class, sexuality, and more. We make art, eat snacks, have themed meetings, listen to speakers, and attend feminist events! |
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GAMA (General Aviation Manufacturers Association)
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association challenge is an opportunity to learn more about the design and testing of aircraft and gaining knowledge in the program X-Plane. It allows individuals to to work on a team and learn about flight and flight training! |
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The Good Vibrations Club
This club is a positive space where people can meet new people and share the experience of what it really means to have a positive outlook on life. We will also watch films about people who have struggled but have or had a positive outlook on life. |
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Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA)
Roosevelt's Gender Sexuality Alliance is a club in which members are able to participate in thought-provoking discussions and community outreach activities regarding LGBTQ+ issues and culture. We also provide a safe space for those in the queer community. We are looking to improve ally-ship at Roosevelt. |
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Gender Diversity Club
The GDC is a safe and confidential environment for transgender and gender diverse students to find peer support and resources for navigating identity, as well as to take part in discussions and activities relating to gender diversity. |
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Graphic Design Club
A space for students to express their creativity through art and design and learn together about graphic design! We design logos, posters and more for personal projects or for other clubs and programs at Roosevelt. |
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Green Team
Green Team is a safe and welcoming environment where we learn about environmental issues and take action in the Roosevelt community. We organize community cleanups, and host environmental events like DIY days and movie nights! All are welcome, and service hours are provided for meetings and events/cleanups! |
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Heavy Metal Club
Join the club to listen to metal and eat lunch. |
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Horticulture Club
Help create a supportive and inclusive community at Roosevelt while learning about plant care and the plants themselves. Meetings will focus on getting to know fellow club members, organizing fundraisers for and volunteering at the University District Food Bank, and learning about plants and gardening. |
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Iron Flyers RC Plane Club
We design, build, and fly RC airplanes. No experience required. If you are interested in engineering, this club will allow you to dive into topics such as aerodynamics, computer aided design, electrical design, programming and more! We also attend regional STEM competitions relating to flight. If this all sounds intimidating, don't worry! If flying airplanes simply sounds like fun(it is), then this club is for you! |
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Iron Riders
We are a team of students and mentors working together to build robots and compete with them, and through this gaining real-world skills and experience. No experience needed, everyone who joins will be taught the skills they need by returning members from our 3 departments of Build, Software, and Business. |
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Jewish Student Union
JSU is a place for Jewish people, or people interested, can come together to learn about Jewish culture. We will build community and have fun learning about Judaism! |
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Journalism Club
The RHS Journalism Club supports, and recognizes individual student initiative and achievement in scholastic journalism, such as through newspaper publication, yearbook, or announcement broadcast. Our aim is to support journalistic integrity, ethics, and focus in Roosevelt High School and the wider community. We encourage all who are passionate about media communication and publication to join our meetings to learn more about the field and hone their skills. The RHS Journalism Club partners with the Quill and Scroll Journalisic Honors Society (the national organization) to provide further opportunities for members such as scholarships, events to attend, and recognition. |
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Junior Classical League
The Roosevelt High School Junior Classical League is a club dedicated to fostering appreciation for the classics (Greco-Roman culture, history, society) in the modern world. Any student can join, as long as they are curious about the classics! Our regular meetings are centered around discussions and activities related to classical civilizations and their impacts on the modern world. To join, simply contact torbenatorx@icloud.com and express your interest. |
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Key Club
At Key Club, we are here to help provide volunteer opportunities and build leadership through community service. We will have meetings to discuss possible volunteer opportunities for students to do together as a club such as food banks, park clean ups, community garden work etc. Our goal is to help the Roosevelt community achieve their community service hours. Key Club is an international club for high schoolers in over 30 countries. |
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K-Pop Dance Club
Kpop Club is a fun and safe place for RHS students to talk about about their love for Kpop and Asian pop culture! We play games, hangout, listen to music, watch music videos and dance performances, talk about our favorite groups, and practice for dance covers. You can join by contacting one of the presidents or the Instagram page and ask about meetings or just show up! |
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La Raza
La Raza is a space which people of color, people of Hispanic/Latinx origin,or people that are interested in learning more about the culture outside of a class environment can come together and share our similarities and differences within a safe space. La Raza will be a space where people can express their emotions and thoughts on sensitive topics that aren't usually addressed. The club will also be a place of growth where we learn about the many different cultures within the Latinx and Hispanic communities. |
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Magic the Gathering Club
A comfortable and welcoming place where anyone can play Magic the Gathering casually as a new or old player of the game for enjoyment. |
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Model United Nations
The Model UN Club focuses on international relations, communication skills, debate, and problem-solving. We attend multiple conferences a year, which are located across King County and the greater Seattle area. Stop by on Mondays at lunch in room 229 if you are interested! |
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National Honors Society
The National Honors Society is a nationwide organization that is offered in many high schools across the country, including Roosevelt. The goal of the National Honors Society is to promote citizen involvement and academic excellence through community service. All juniors with at least a 3.5 GPA will receive an invitation to join. |
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Native American Club
We will be learning about the culture and history of Indigenous peoples through discussion, presentations, and games. Our first goal this year is to make an official land acknowledgment for the school. |
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Nerd Club
Gathering together nerds to share interests--this will likely include watching classic sci-fi or fantasy movies/shows (such as Star Trek or Doctor Who), read and recommend books, role-playing games like D&D, etc.--with the goal of finding new things to be passionately nerdy about. Snacks (such as doughnuts) will be provided. |
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Orchestra Council
Orchestra Council is a club for Roosevelt students in concert, chamber, and symphony orchestra. We meet every Wednesday at 11:05 AM to help Mrs. Gero with organizing the orchestra room and planning events like concerts and other community fostering events. Contact Mrs. Gero at cegero@seattleschools.org if you are an orchestra student interested in joining. |
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Outdoors Club
Roosevelt Outdoors Club (ROC) is a unique opportunity is a unique opportunity to meet new people and explore the pacific northwest! We hope to hike, kayak, bike, watch sunrises and so much more this year! Join ROC if you want to meet cool people, connect to nature and smile. Come explore the outdoors with us! |
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Physics Club
The Physics Club is a place for physics-related activities, physics homework help, physics discussions, and the national Physics Olympiad competition. No experience is required to join! |
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Photography Club
If you have any interest in photography, this is the place for you! Whether you have been taking photos for years, or have never picked up a camera, drop in! We'll be organizing group photoshoots around Seattle, as well as sharing knowledge about how to use a camera and editing, all the while sharing our own photography. |
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Pre-Med Club
Pre-Med Club is a space for aspiring medical students to gain experience and knowledge! No matter what field of medicine you are interested in (nursing, dentistry, surgery, etc), Pre-Med has something for everybody. In Pre-Med, you will get to meet real medical professionals, find volunteer/job opportunities related to medicine, participate in fundraisers, connect with peers, learn about medicine, and more! |
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Queer Voices of Roosevelt
A break out club of the GSA focused on the amplification of queer voices and activism at Roosevelt and in the Roosevelt Community. |
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Psychology Club
Psychology Club is a club where students can come together to discuss psychology and brain related topics along with get homework help for current psychology classes. We discuss articles relating to human behavior and neuroscience and talk about how psychology can relate to many different professions. |
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Quill and Scroll Honors Society for High School Journalists
Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. The organization encourages, supports, and recognizes individual student initiative and achievement in scholastic journalism, such as through newspaper publication, yearbook, or announcement broadcast.Quill and Scroll partners in particular with The Roosevelt News to further journalistic integrity, ethics, and focus in Roosevelt High School and the wider community. We encourage all who are passionate about media communication and publication to join our meetings to learn more about the field and hone their skills. |
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Racial Equity Club
The Racial Equity Club aims to lead conversations and change in racial equity at our school. We hope to help make our school a more welcoming and supportive community to BIPOC students and families. |
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RHS Make a Wish Club
Make-A-Wish club is dedicated to spreading knowledge and raising money for the Make-A-Wish foundation. We do fundraisers and collect donations that will hopefully bring light and happiness to an ill child's life. |
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RHS Rocketry Club
The RHS Rocketry Club works to teach Roosevelt students about rocketry, no experience needed! In our meetings we will teach students about how to build and operate rockets as well as entering rockets in competitions. Stop by any time to learn more about the club! |
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Rider Readers Book Club
A non-stressful space for students to read and analyze a wide variety of literature. Drop-in any time, meetings will be held twice a month and we will spend 3 meetings on each book. No worries if you can't come every month or want to read every book just come when you want and read what you want. |
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Roosevelt Backgammon Society
The Roosevelt Backgammon Society holds monthly online backgammon tournaments among club members. We aim to foster a competitive, yet supportive environment for board-game enthusiasts to hone their skills. |
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Roosevelt Acapella
Learn to harmonize and sing as a group. We'll be doing songs of all genres. We will sing and watch and listen to Acapella as we perfect our craft as a group. |
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Roosevelt Art Studio
Weekly sessions at lunch or after school where kids at Roosevelt can come to Ms. Kosoglad's classroom and explore their creativity. It will be a loosely structured session for people to start and continue paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures. |
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Roosevelt Esports
Our Mission is to provide an inclusive community to grow and foster a passion for esports. Start attending meetings and join the roster. |
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Roosevelt Film Club
Come make films with us! In this club students learn and collaborate to create short films that are showcased at the end of each year. |
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Roosevelt Investment Club
The RHS investment club intends to educate and discuss real-world and real-time investment decisions. More experienced members can come to share their opinions and expertise on investing, while individuals new to investing can come to learn and ask questions! The Investment Club will hold weekly meetings on Tuesdays at the start of lunch in room 311. During these meetings, we will reflect on the market's performance from the past week and discuss other relevant investing topics. All levels of experience are invited. To join, reach out to us by sending an email or show up to meetings! Come to learn and discuss how to serve your financial future! |
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Roosevelt Iron Divers
The Iron Divers club is a space for students to build, test, and engineer underwater robotics! We also participate in the MATE ROV robotics annual competition. No experience is necessary, anybody is welcome to join! |
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Roosevelt Leftist Co-Op
The Roosevelt Leftist Co-op is an engaging, fun, important club for anyone interested in: -making their community more self-sustaining -exploring progressive politics (like environmentalism, racial issues, feminism, homelessness/poverty) -questioning how the world's issues are interconnected and what systems cause them The goal of this co-op is to explore one progressive political issue at a time, and then launch a corresponding mutual aid project that applies what we learned! Mutual aid is a form of political and social organization that believes that every member of a community has needs and skills to contribute. Mutual aid projects create the link throughout the community that allows members to all contribute and have their needs met, therefore uplifting the community as a whole! Co-op members will have the chance to: -discuss current events -learn about a side of politics that's grounded in their daily lives, and that goes beyond the two party electoral system -collaborate with other clubs -get volunteer hours -help combat the issues plaguing our world and our community |
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Roosevelt Music
Roosevelt Music welcomes all music lovers. If you are interested in singing, rapping, playing an instrument, filming a video, or making an album cover, you can participate. We will be working on one or more projects every month, and the projects will include making music, shooting a music video, creating artwork for an album cover, and more. All songs and music videos will be uploaded to Soundcloud and YouTube. |
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Roosevelt Organization for Advancing Charity (RO-AC)
As a club we seek to uplift and support local PNW charities through financial contributions and fundraising. Each quarter, as a club, we select a charity that reflects our values and contributes to our local community. We then spend the quarter fundraising and spreading awareness about and for the charity. Typical meetings consist of presentations on clubs doing charitable work in our area, selecting a charity of the quarter, and planning and executing fundraisers. |
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Roosevelt RIS Chapter
We are a fundraising club that is partnering with the non-profit, RIS. All of our revenues will go directly towards funding a education for refugees who wish to pursue an education. Most of our fundraisers consist of bake-sales at school events. |
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Roosevelt Students for Climate Action
We are the first chapter on the west coast of Students For Climate Action! We work with elected officials and our community to pass legislation to get on track with 100% renewable energy by 2050. Meetings are every Tuesday at lunch in room 329. No prior experience necessary! |
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Roosevelt Suicide Prevention Team (RSPT)
Members of the RSPT are responsible for both community outreach and peer to peer education around suicide prevention, awareness, and crisis management. Additionally, members share the goal to enhance mental health literacy in the Roosevelt Community and de-stigmatize mental illness and suicidal ideation. Our role is to provide education and offer resources, not to provide peer counseling. |
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Roosevelt Youth Legislature
The Roosevelt Youth Legislature is about learning how to create bills, speeches, and legislation on topics that you would like to pursue. Most meetings will include workshops on writing bills and speeches. In May, our club will go down to Olympia to participate in a youth legislative session with schools all over the state. |
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Roosevelt Teen Health Council
The purpose of this club is to create an environment where all students can openly communicate about health issues in Roosevelt’s community, within their own lives, and worldwide. We also work to achieve communal awareness around topics of health and wellness while incorporating skills to improve daily life regarding general well-being. A typical meeting, which takes place every Thursday at lunch, includes activities like anonymous question conversation circles, presentations, group check-ins, and potentially guest speakers! We will be having our meetings on zoom this year, and to join you can dm us on our Instagram @rhshealthcouncil or email katielkelly46@gmail.com. From there you will be added to a group me where we will communicate and share zoom links! |
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Roosevelt Writer's Society
A club for students to share their creative writing (prose, poetry, song lyrics, etc.) and receive feedback and support from their peers. Students can join by attending meetings, held after school on Wednesdays. |
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Sex and Snacks
We discuss a wide variety of sex related topics, have presentation, play games, have club activities, have guest speakers, and snacks at every meeting. no commitment required, just show up whenever! |
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Students Against Human Trafficking Club
HTAC focuses on spreading awareness throughout our school and community. By joining our club, you can participate in fundraisers that directly support human trafficking survivors in Mexico, and will contribute to developing others' knowledge on the global issue. Our club works together with El Pozo de Vida and Nunayu; two organizations based in Mexico that are taking action to raise awareness and are fighting to improve the lives of survivors and the communities affected by human trafficking. |
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Supporting Homeless Youth
The Supporting Homeless Youth Club focuses on helping those affected by homelessness, specifically youth. We hold resource drives, spread awareness, and work to show our help and support for homeless youth. We value, kindness, generosity, and if you are someone who cares about our world and wants to make a difference, then this club is for you. |
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Sunrise RHS hub
We're a school hub for a movement of young people to stop climate change and create millions of good jobs |
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Tabletop Gamers Club
Come meet people with a shared interest in tabletop roleplaying games. We will discuss game campaigns, plan character sheets, and plan future game sessions. Game systems we will be engaging with include GURPS, Pathfinder, Dungeons & Dragons, White Wolf, etc. No need to be an active gamer, all students are welcome! |
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Technology Student Association (TSA)
The TSA Club is for students who are interested in STEM. Students can participate in 39 different STEM events, work on projects in groups, and compete in the state conference. No experience is required to join! |
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Thespians
RHS Theatre participates in Thespians—the national honors society for theatre students. Our students attend fall Thespian workshops, unified college auditions, Thespy's (Individual Events), festivals for both performance and tech, the State Festival, and the International Thespian Festival. Information on how to become a thespian is on rhstheatre.net. |
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Treehouse For Kids
Treehouse For Kids Club will support Treehouse, a local non-profit organization whose goal is that every child that has experienced foster care has the opportunities and support they need to pursue their dreams and launch successfully into adulthood. Club members will uplift Treehouse by either volunteering at their facilities, and other non-profits this club is connected to, or organizing drives for Treehouse within Roosevelt. If you're interested, DM us on Instagram at rhstreehouse! We're excited to see you there! |
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UNICEF Club
Our UNICEF (United Nation, International, Children's, Emergency Fund) club partners with the U.S. Fund for UNICEF to educate, advocate and fundraise to support UNICEF's lifesaving work. Towards the end of the year we travel to D.C. to attend the Children's Summit where we lobby Congress. |
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UThrift Club
UThrift originated at the University of Miami. It is a program in which students can donate their clothing items that they no longer want/need. In exchange, students can pick up a different piece of clothing. UThrift has the goal of creating a more sustainable community by reducing the effects of fast fashion. Members will help plan and run UThrift events. |
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Wellness Club
Wellness club is a space where students can learn balanced living, it is for students who are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, and overworked. Club values are, self-care, overall wellness *hint the name, and positivity. Students can become members simply by attending 2 or more of the weekly meetings. |
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Women in Tech
Women in Tech is a Platform for girls to explore different fields in STEM through fun competitions and challenges, engaging speakers, discussions and workshops. The meetings are monthly and it's going to be through zoom. The meeting links and more information will be posted on our social media @rhswomenintech. |
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World Scholars Club
The World Scholar's Cup is an international academic competition that involves writing, debate, knowledge bowls, scavenger hunts, alpacas (yes, alpacas), and more! Students compete in teams of three, researching topics that fall under an annual theme before attending a competitive round in the spring. The Cup celebrates the joy of learning and has grown to reach tens of thousands of students in dozens of countries. No experience needed! |
