Extracurricular clubs

All students are encouraged to join at least one club or organization to meet, lead, and learn from others.

The Student Activities program at Arizona School for the Arts is dedicated to:

  • Involving as many students and staff as possible
  • Providing positive, safe, and fun activities for students and staff
  • Promoting a safe, healthy, substance-free lifestyle for all participants
  • Enriching the lives of students and staff

ASA has over 50 middle and high school clubs. Dean of Students Kristi Kleiser, oversees all student extracurricular/ club activities at ASA. 

5th-8th – New Clubs

Don’t see a club that interests you? Don’t worry, you can start your own! Just download and complete the Middle School Club Proposal Form. If your proposed club is approved, it will be scheduled on the 5th-8th Grade Clubs Calendar. All club leaders must contact their faculty advisors before doing anything (no posters, etc.).

*Both 5th-6th Graders can participate in clubs, but only 6th graders can propose new clubs.

MS Club Proposal Form2022-23 MS Club SCHEDULE Coming Soon

9th-12th Graders – New Clubs

Don’t see a club that interests you? Don’t worry, you can start your own! download and complete the High School Club Proposal Form Follow this process and start your own club at ASA.

  1. Find a faculty member who is able to advise your club during every meeting/event and can offer a space during lunch to host it.
  2. Complete a 7th-12th Grade Club Proposal Form; the Vice Principal will review it for approval.
  3. If approved, work with your faculty advisor to complete Activity, Event, and Calendar Forms when planning your first meeting, advertisements, and future events or fundraising (all advertising and fundraising will be reviewed for approval by the Faculty Club Leader).
  4. Have fun leading your new club!

ASA offers a variety of fun clubs and organizations for students. New clubs are always welcome!

HS CLUB Proposal FormHS Special Event Guest Form2022-23 HS Club SCHEDULE

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Being an ASA Ambassador entails a variety of things. Through an annual application and interview process, students are chosen based on their leadership skills, ability to interact enthusiastically with the public, and willingness to support and represent ASA. Ambassadors are also chosen for their ability to critically view and improve the school. As a Student Ambassador, it is your job to give the public insight into life at ASA through the point of view of a student leader.

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The mission of ASA Activism is to inform students on current events and create a platform for open discussion and engagement around difficult/challenging topics that are not always addressed within the classroom setting.

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The mission of Asian Student Union is to celebrate and embrace Asian culture inside and outside of ASA.

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The mission of Black Student Union is to celebrate and build awareness of the Black culture inside and outside of ASA.

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The mission of the Body Project is to increase body positivity among ASA students.

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The mission of Book Club is to empower and connect the ASA community through reading and discussions which allow us to broaden our world view and deepen our thinking.

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The mission of the Coalition is to bring together the diverse clubs on campus to discuss the intersections of experiences of the members of each group. The Coalition is a monthly meeting of all of the social justice clubs on ASA’s campus.

Engage students in team building and fitness through practice and competition.

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To empower women and educate women on Feminism.

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The mission of Film Club is to collectively learn about, share, and compare film history and technique through discussion.

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The National Foreign Language Honor Societies are academic honor societies focusing on French and Spanish studies in secondary education. They provide opportunities to recognize outstanding scholarship in the study of these languages through selection and membership and the wearing of their corresponding cords at graduation. There are opportunities for members to lead, organize and participate in community service. Members may serve as officers directing the initiation ceremony and/or leading other chapter events.

The mission of Girls Who Code is to close the gender gap in STEM fields by providing girls with a coding curriculum.

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The mission of HS Robotics is to create a supportive STEM environment within our arts school and the local community, where we will be able to engage in gracious professionalism, participate with cooperation, maintain a growth mindset, and gain knowledge about engineering, programming, and problem solving.

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Hispanic Student Union’s mission is to inform students about issues facing the Hispanic community and to inspire discussion that leads to positive change. It is a safe space to learn about and embrace Hispanic culture.

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The mission of Indigenous Peoples Club is to educate people about, and celebrate Indigenous peoples and cultures.

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7/6 MSA shares in the development, promotion, coordination, and management of school activities for 5th and 6th grade. As student leaders, we will create a positive environment where we will show respect, kindness, and compassion towards others and lead by example.

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7/8 MSA shares in the development, promotion, coordination, and management of school activities for 7th and 8th grade. As student leaders, we will create a positive environment where we will show respect, kindness, and compassion towards others and lead by example.

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The mission of Mock Trial is to teach students about the judicial system.

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The mission of Model United Nations is to educate students in diplomacy and world politics.

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The mission of Mu Alpha Theta is to cultivate and explore student enthusiasm for mathematics.

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The mission of ASA’s Athenian Chapter of the National honor Society is to recognize and foster enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote the development of strong character, to encourage positive leadership, and to cultivate responsible citizenship through service to ASA and the larger community. 

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Queer Student Union seeks to provide a safe space for discussion and friendship for all LGBTQIA students and allies.

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As a student-led program at ASA, RISE’s mission is to encourage the education of all cultures and to provide a voice for our community and students.

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The mission of REAL is to prepare members for the “real world” through focussed efforts to promote career readiness, community outreach,  and enhance knowledge of business topics such as finance, marketing,  and management (among others) and how these skills intersect with individual student interests and the arts.

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The mission of She’s the First is to support girls to be the first in their families to graduate and train students to be global citizens.

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StuGo – The mission of StuGo is to design and execute events to promote the community of the school. The events that Stugo design and execute are: socials, assemblies, fundraising, and community services. StuAc – StuAC seeks to provide student outlets to improve the on and off campus lives of the students and wider ASA community through community action, service, and policy recommendations.  StuAC also looks to serve as a conduit for student concerns to the administration of ASA.

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Students Against Stigma is a club dedicated to educating about, raising awareness for, and eliminating the stigma that surrounds mental health and neuro atypicality in our society. SAS provides a safe space for students to come together to discuss mental health, find a support system of other students, and volunteer and connect with community partners.

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This year we’re aiming to enrich the lives of our community and the Phoenix community by using Theatre as a powerful outreach tool. We will provide free workshops, volunteer services, and gifted resources to schools with diminished arts programming. We will provide continuous support to ASA’s coalition as we plan to play a major part of ASA’s equity initiative. We will foster strong alliances with other clubs by providing an extra arm of advertisement and man power.  We will maintain high Thespian Honor Society standards by representing ASA in the region through excellence in Theatre practice standards at local Thespian festivals. We will aim to maintain the earned title of Gold Troupe. 

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The Tri-M® Music Honor Society is the international music honor society for high school students. It is designed to recognize students for their academic and musical achievements, reward them for their accomplishments and service activities, and inspire other students to excel at music and leadership.

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The mission of VisArts is to provide an outlet for expression through the visual arts as well as foster the individual passions of its members. VisArts creates spaces for the discussion and practice of drawing, painting, sculpting, crafting, etc. and is open to collaboration on any and all projects that can benefit from a keen eye for the aesthetic.

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The mission of Yearbook is to highlight the greatness of ASA.