Athletics, Clubs, & Activities
Boys:
- Cross Country - Coach Sheahan
- Dance Team - Coach Schroeder
- Football - Coach Zablocki (video)
- Soccer - Coach Guy
Girls:
- Cross Country - Coach Sheahan
- Dance Team - Coach Schroeder
- Football - Coach Zablocki (video)
- Swim & Dive - See Mr. Berlin (this sport is part of the Kohler Co-Op)
- Tennis - Coach McKenna
- Volleyball - Coach Haley
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $40 athletic fee, proper participation forms filled out before the first official practice
How to join a fall sport: Check the school announcements that are emailed daily. Student/parent meeting in the spring.
Practices/Competitions: After school for practices/competitions
Boys:
- Basketball - Coach Korff
- Dance Team - Coach Schroeder
- Hockey - See Mr. Berlin (this sport is part of the Sheboygan Co-Op)
- Wrestling - Coach Knecht
Girls:
- Basketball - Coach Houwers
- Dance Team - Coach Schroeder
- Wrestling - Coach Knecht
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $40 athletic fee, proper participation forms filled out before the first official practice
How to join a winter sport: Check the school announcements that are emailed daily. Student/parent meeting in the fall.
Practices/Competitions: After school for practices/competitions
Boys:
- Baseball - Coach Nickolai
- Golf - Coach Johnson
- Tennis - Coach McKenna
- Track- Coach Sheahan
Girls:
- Golf - Coach Johnson
- Soccer - Coach Veeser
- Softball - Coach Beaudry
- Track - Coach Goedert
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $40 athletic fee, proper participation forms filled out before the first official practice
How to join a spring sport: Check the school announcements that are emailed daily. Student/parent meeting in the winter.
Practices/Competitions: After school for practices/competitions
Enhancement is built into our daily schedule and is dedicated to several activities depending on the day.
Mondays: Academic and Career Planning (students are with their Enhancement assigned teacher) and students sign up on Falcon Scheduling (see below)
Tuesdays - Fridays: Each student signs up to go to a teacher's room for additional help or can sign up for large group study hall in the cafeteria (students must be in good academic standing to sign up for cafeteria study hall).
Wednesdays/Fridays: Clubs meet on Wednesdays/Fridays (clubs are on a rotating schedule and do not meet every Friday) or students can sign up to go to a specific teacher's room for additional help.
Description: By embracing ASL, we promote inclusivity, diversity, and cultural awareness, ensuring that all students can communicate effectively, regardless of their abilities. This club fosters a sense of community, enhances communication skills, and empowers our students to become socially conscious, globally aware leaders, enriching their educational experience and preparing them for success in our diverse world.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: none
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements (dates TBD)
Adviser: Ms. Rice
Description: This club will be meeting to encourage and build student relationships and social skills through sharing our common interest for board games and card games.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Every other Wednesday Enhancement in A106- students should check the options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week.
Adviser: Ms. Franklin
Description: Chess club promotes student engagement in their school community in a non-academic way while providing problem solving and critical thinking challenges in the form of playing Chess. The club provides an environment where students can come to learn about and practice the skill of playing chess. It is an open and inviting club in which players of all skill levels are welcome. This includes students who do not currently know how to play… we will teach you! Chess club is very flexible in attendance which encourages students to get involved in more than one club. We meet every Friday but students might only attend once or twice a month if involved in other clubs. Chess match results will be recorded in order to produce seedings for tournament play that will occur at the end of the school year.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No Fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Mr. Henney
Description: Class officers lead and support their grade level/classmates in engaging activities throughout the school year. Being a class officer is a way to represent your class. Positions are determined through an annual voting process and include President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary. Responsibilities vary according to grade level and typically include the following activities: Freshmen – homecoming window decorating, Sophomores – homecoming window decorating, Juniors – homecoming window decorating and Prom, Seniors – homecoming window decorating, senior class t-shirts, senior trip and graduation planning.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Students reps are determined via a voting process by their grade level classmatesNo fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Advisers: Freshmen -Ms. Covert, Sophomores - Mr. , Fladvid, Juniors - Ms. Todd & Ms. Franklin, Seniors - Mr. Jagow & Ms. Enright
What does a Connections Mentor do? A Connection Mentor assists incoming 9th graders and new students transition to the High School.
How can I be a Connections Mentor? Applications are sent out to students in March to be a mentor for the next school year.
What are the expectations of a mentor? All accepted mentors must participate in a one day training in August and be at SFHS the first day of school.
Advisers: Ms. Jarosch, Mr. Jagow, Ms. Enright, Mr. Sheahan & Mr. Zablocki
Description: Craft Club aims to provide students with creative and fun art projects for artists of all ability levels. Art allows for students to engage with peers, follow sequenced directions, and add personal flair to their art projects.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Ms. Todd & Ms. Dart
Description: Fishing Club is dedicated to being respectful to conservation, the outdoors, the environment, and others is also a part of the club. Fishing Club gives students the chance to experience building their own fishing rod and tackle and putting them to use while fishing. A culminating experience to Canada is one of the highlights of this fun and energetic club.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $10 - due by December 30
Club Meetings (When/Where): No particular dates set but meetings are typically at SFHS in November or December to get orders together for building fishing rods and discuss our ice fishing trip and a summer fishing trip.
Adviser: Mr. Liebenstein
Description: Forensics provides student members with the opportunity to participate in activities that boost their confidence and public speaking skills. Forensics is a competitive team speech activity where students choose from a variety of speech and drama events to prepare and compete at area schools.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Students sign up with adviser/no fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): One informational meeting shortly after homecoming, weekly practices one on one with coach.
Adviser: Ms. Turner
Description: FBLA is a nationally-affiliated student organization which focuses on leadership development through a variety of academic, community service, and social opportunities. Students do not need to be enrolled in business classes or have definite plans to enter the business field after graduation to join. FBLA plans community service, social, and fundraising events throughout the year. We also attend conferences throughout the state and country where students can compete in academic competitions during the year. We have qualified many members to compete at the state level and a few at the national level every year! Some of the other activities through out the year include the following: a blood drive, Seniors vs Staff Basketball Game, and the SFHS Badminton Tournament. To join this student organization, you must fill out a short form and pay dues of $20 during signup in September.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $25 join, $20 Regional, $60-200 state
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling. Club may meet after school as needed.
Adviser: Ms. Kuehne
Description: FFA is committed to the individual student, providing a path to achievement in premier leadership, personal growth and career success. What is FFA? FFA is no longer just a production agriculture (farming) based program. In 1988 the name was changed from Future Farmers of America to the current National FFA Organization. This was done to establish the diversity of agriculture in our nation. The organization is expanding the nation’s view of “traditional” agriculture and finding new ways to infuse agriculture into today’s classroom. What do we do? *National FFA Convention (Oct in Indianapolis), *State Convention (June in Madison), *Judging Teams, *Falls Fest, *Fruit Sales, *Speaking Contests, *Volleyball, *Roadside Clean-up, and much, much more. Dues pay the National and State FFA dues and students receive the New Horizons Magazine.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $13 per school year
Club Meetings (When/Where): 6:30pm in Ag Dept at SFHS as needed
Adviser: Ms. Hand
Description: GSA aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all students. The SFHS GSA is a LGBTQ+ organization that empowers and trains members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies to advocate, organize, and mobilize an initiative to create a safe and welcoming school environment. ANYONE can join: a member of the LGBTQ+ community, an ally, a friend, a teacher, or someone who wants to learn more.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fees, only requirement is to be a decent person
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Advisers: Ms. Tews & Ms. Freund
Description: The goal of the International Club is to encourage knowledge and understanding of the world and other cultures. The club was formed to support the exchange students. This club provides an opportunity for the students of SFHS to know these students from other countries outside of class. Activities have included attending music and play performances, films, and dining experiences at area restaurants with international cuisine.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $5 - students may join at any time
Club Meetings (When/Where): Every other Friday during enhancement. Other locations/times will be pre approved as opportunities become available (movies, dining experiences, volunteer opportunities, other planned club activities, etc.). The location of the meeting will be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Mr. Peterson
Description: Key Club is a student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership through community and school related service projects. Key Club is associated with the local Sheboygan Falls Kiwanis Club and many activity projects are coordinated with them.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $15 (National and State Key Club dues)
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements once a month. Students can join until the middle of November and will be requested in Falcon Scheduleing. The location of the meeting is typically the auditorium.
Adviser: Ms. Jarosch
Description: The goal is to continue the mission of the Connections Program to provide mentorship and guidance to our freshmen through academic, emotional and social support. Kindness Klub members promote an environment of kindness and a “pay it forward” attitude.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Connections Mentors only
Club Meetings (When/Where): 2-3 time per quarter - students are requested by an adviser, so check Falcon Scheduling.
Advisers: Ms. Jarosch, Mr. Jagow, Ms. Enright, Mr. Zablocki, Mr. Sheahan
Description: Math Club promotes student engagement in mathematics through problem solving and critical thinking in a competitive format. The club provides an environment where students can practice mathematical and problem solving skills. It is open to any student who has an interest in math.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Thursday mornings at 7:00am in Mr. Moon’s classroom
Adviser: Mr. Moon
Description: Menagerie encourages creativity through written and artistic expression in order to further develop their academic and social skills. Students create Poems, Short fiction;, Creative nonfiction - essay, memoir, journal, or Artwork that accompanies student writing which culminates with a one-day meeting with other EWC Conference schools to share their work.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Enhancement as determined by adviser
Adviser: Ms. Covert
Description: National Honor Society (NHS)’s core principles are scholarship, character, service, and leadership. We work to help students reach their full potential with these core values. NHS is a society of upperclassmen who have been chosen because of their Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Members are invited to apply if they have a 3.4 GPA at the beginning of their junior year. The applications are then reviewed by a faculty council in early fall. Students are chosen based on their high school career in those four areas listed above. The induction ceremony takes place in November. After induction, all members are expected to remain in good standing in all four areas. Students volunteer at various activities throughout the school and their own communities throughout the year, giving a total of 15 service hours, with 5 of them directly related to NHS projects. They also hold fundraisers to help fund a scholarship for a senior at the end of the year.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Students selected to apply based on academic qualifications/chosen by staff panel/$10 for seniors for cords at graduation
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements twice a month - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Ms. Franklin
Description: The club provides an opportunity for students to do something the may never experience in their lives again. We work together to plan the trip showing a sense of community and need to work together while ont he trip.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Good behavior standing. Fee involved for a trip after any fundraising has been completed.
Club Meetings (When/Where): Gym or Room 238
Adviser: Mr. Pfister
Description: Students are provided the opportunity to gather together to learn about and discuss issues that challenge teenagers today and explore their relevancy through a variety of viewpoints. Students have the opportunity to pray for each other and the school as a whole. All religions or viewpoints are welcome.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No Fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Band Room, Fridays at 7:15 AM
Adviser: Mr. Beekhuizen
Description: Project GRILL is a student-led, sponsor-mentored program that challenges students to build their leadership, communication, and teamwork skills by designing and fabricating a charcoal grill based on the sponsor's wants/needs. Students develop welding, sheet metal, design, and machining skills throughout the school year. During the duration of the year, students will host meetings as well as attend multiple field trips to local manufacturing facilities. Students receive 1.0 credit during this year-long course with the opportunity to gain advanced standing credits through Lakeshore Technical College.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Only a project fee if a skill builder activity is done.
Club Meetings (When/Where): E112 or in the Metal shop during class time, Enhancement, and occasionally outside of the normal school day or at an off-site location.
Adviser: Mr. Teunissen
Description: To build relationships and also build faith, along with serving others. The club is faith based and is designed to grow and help students become leaders in the community.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: none
Club Meetings (When/Where): A204 or A238 Tuesdays
Advisers: Ms. Covert & Mr. Zablocki
Description: The mission of FIRST Robotics is to inspire youth to be science and technology leaders and innovators by engaging them in mentor-based programs that foster well-rounded life skills. Robotics is the design and control of a tele-operated and autonomous robot. Students will select one of the following core areas of study: Programming, Electrical, Computer Aided Design, Business, Fabrication/Machining and Analysis. The students must attend a minimum of 90 hours training during the pre-season and build season to receive .5 credit. It is organized around a team "Robo Riot 3418" that uses the First Robotics design challenge to achieve the curricular goals. First Robotics is a varsity sport for the mind; it combines the excitement of sport with the rigor of science and technology.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $150 per student
Club Meetings (When/Where): Posted here.
Adviser: Mr. Hughes
Description: The goal of this club is to elicit creative self expression, critical thinking, and artistry through theater and mainstage productions. Students have the opportunity to participate in the musical by being a stage actor, work behind the scenes as a member of the stage crew, help build the set, run the sound and lights for the show, or play instruments as members of the pit band.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee.
Club Meetings (When/Where): September and October and the first weekend of November. Dates and location will be available in Falcon Scheduling.
Advisers: Mr. Beekhuizen & Mr. Wojciehowski
Description: To support students in their pursuit of post-secondary endeavors while supporting personal learning path. Senior Application Club is dedicated to helping seniors with their essays as they apply to colleges and for scholarships. This club helps prepare college-bound seniors for the writing demands of college.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee/sign up with adviser
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Ms. Enright
Description: Ski and snowboard club promotes student engagement in their school community in a non-academic way while providing problem solving, planning, and organizing skills. It’s a unique club that gives students an opportunity to build a sense of community in school over shared interests.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No Fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): Monthly meetings to organize time/ dates outside of school to meet at local hills to ski/ snowboard. Yearly trip to Granite Peak for overnight ski trip.
Adviser: Ms. Kuehne
Description: SOFA creates, promotes, and enhances community as students build connections with like minded and skilled peers. SOFA is a club made up of individuals that would like to be able to gather together as artists and take part in projects that go beyond those offered in art courses. Members must be artists that have completed two art courses at an exemplary level, and meet the approval of both the club adviser and club president. Activities may include throwing pottery, painting murals, and gallery/exhibit visitations. At the end of the school year SOFA also organizes an art exhibit of student work, that is open to the public.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: 2 Art courses completed an A- or above level/ $20.00
Club Meetings (When/Where): The last Friday of the month, with other meetings by groups as needed. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Mr. Loppnow
Description: The goal of this club is to support our school community by assisting in the production of various theatrical events. The Sound & Lighting Club provides technical assistance to activities that take place in the High School Auditorium. Responsibilities of a Sound & Lighting Club member are to set lights for concerts and programs, work with microphones and other audio equipment, and control the lighting and audio boards for programs held in the auditorium. If you are interested in technology and enjoy working with a wide variety of people, this is the club for you.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): As needed
Adviser: Mr. Beekhuizen
Description: Spanish National Honor Society’s core principles are scholarship, character, service, and leadership while learning the Spanish language. We work to help students reach their full potential with these core values. The SNHS is designed to recognize students who have excelled in the Spanish Language. Members are chosen by their World Language teacher based on specific criteria set forth by the national organization. There is an Induction Ceremony held in the Fall of each year.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: Students selected to apply based on academic qualifications/chosen by World Language staff members/$10 for seniors for cords at graduation
Club Meetings (When/Where): As needed during Enhancement - check Falcon Scheduling for dates and location.
Adviser: Mr. Peterson
Description: Student Council members lead and support the school community in engaging activities throughout the school year. Representatives from the student body meet to share students’ ideas, interests, and concerns with teachers and principals. We help raise funds for and plan school wide activities to Homecoming and SnoBall along with other social events, community projects, helping people in need, and school reform.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: No Fee
Club Meetings (When/Where): During Enhancements as needed. The date and location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Ms. Tews
Description: Trap promotes a sense of responsibility, commitment to improve, sportsmanship, individual competition, and teamwork. Trap is an activity in which the trap shooter stands 16 yards behind a “trap house.” Clay targets fly out in front of the trap house at various angles which shooters break.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $35 registration fee paid to Wisconsin State High School Clay Target League, and each participant needs a certified shooters' safety certificate either one supplied through the league or the State hunter education certificate prior to any league competition
Club Meetings (When/Where): At Sheboygan Falls Conservation Club every Wednesday, 3:30-5:30ish p.m. from the end of March through May and the State Shoot is in early June on Saturday or Sunday.
Adviser: Mr. Lensink
Description: Students can socialize, encourage community, and compete with each other while playing video games that stretch their imagination. This club plays Super Smash Brothers and other video games on a variety of devices (Wi, N64, and Game Cube) and is intended to be a leisure and competitive club. Membership fee covers tournament materials, awards, and food. Our ultimate goal is to continue to compete against students from other high schools, as we’ve done in the past.
Student Membership Requirements/Fees: $5/open to any student
Club Meetings (When/Where): Friday Enhancements - students should check the Friday options in Falcon Scheduling to see if the club is meeting that week. The location of the meeting will also be in Falcon Scheduling.
Adviser: Mr. Wojciehowski
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