Clubs & Activities
Sheboygan Falls High School Chess Club (that's our official name with the United States Chess Federation!) promotes the game of chess and encourages members to play with the purpose of improving their playing skills. Students may join the Chess Club during the first month of each semester; the first session costs students nothing, but they are expected to pay five dollars in dues when they attend a second meeting. Dues pay for the club's membership in the United States Chess Federation as well as for purchasing new equipment for the club. We invite all students--novices, beginners, experienced players; girls and boys--to "check" out the club and to always bring their best game!
Advisers: Mr. Henney/Mr. Wojciehowski
A way to represent your class is by becoming a class officer. 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.
Adviser: Ms. Hackbarth
Close Up Club will not run for the 2021-2022 school year.
CLOSE UP is a club run by the social studies department to give students an opportunity to learn more about the government and current issues. It enables
students to participate in trips to Madison and Washington D.C. It is a club that includes fun activities but also requires work in order to achieve success and knowledge. As a member you will: become actively involved in government and community, strengthen knowledge of how the political process works, increase awareness of domestic and international issues, discuss issues with state legislators, members of Congress and staff, Washington Press Corp, and other experts, participate in a trip to Madison to visit the Capitol building, Veteran’s Museum, Executive Residence, participate in Washington D.C. study visits to historical site and cultural neighborhoods, build self-confidence and build lasting friendships. There are many activities and fundraisers such as: monthly club meetings during resource period, lead daily Pledge of Allegiance, candy Bar Sale – November and December, Political Party Work – before November elections, Salvation Army Bell Ringing - November and December, Bowl-a-Thon in February and various other fundraisers (car wash, brat fry, bake sale) in April We also take a Madison trip in March/April. And of course the highlight of Close Up...The Washington D.C. trip in April/May. Unlike many field trips, Close Up Washington is more than just visits to monuments and museums. Instead, students participate in workshops and meet with members of Congress or their staff, representatives of cabinet departments and members of the media.
Craft Lab is for any students in grades 9-12 who enjoys making crafts and are in good academic standing. The best part of this club is that you do not need to have experience. We accept makers of any ability. Students are able to bring their own projects and work on them during this time. Some projects will be available to sample various techniques. Some of these are stamping, jewelry, crocheting, knitting, macrame, painiing, drawing and clay. Students are responsible for bringing their own supplies, but there some supplies are always on hand for student use. Some projects may have a fee, depending on the cost of materials. The Craft Lab is open almost every Friday for those who have the time and need to work their brain in a different way! Please join and be part of the fun!
Adviser: Ms. Todd
Join the Sheboygan Falls Music Department for their fall musical production! In the last few years, the music team has performed the following show: Shrek the Musical, The Addams Family, 9 to 5, Into the Woods, and High School Musical! Auditions for the fall musical are held in May and are open to all 8th-11th graders. Rehearsals start in September of the next school year with the show dates landing on the first weekend of November. Is being in the spotlight, not your thing? Then consider joining the stage crew! The stage crew makes all the magic happen. They are involved in building sets, painting sets, organizing props, and running the sound and light for the show. If you are an instrumentalist, you can consider joining the pit band. All the of shows are performed with a live pit band! Adviser: Mr Wojciejoski
A club dedicated to conservation and the enjoyment of the outdoors. A culminating experience to Canada is one of the highlights of the fun and energetic club. The dues are $10.00 and are due at the beginning of the school year.
Football practice generally starts in early August. If you are interested in joining, please contact Coach Zablocki.
Forensics is a great extra curricular event for those who don't have a lot of time. Practice is with the adviser for about 15-20 minutes, one day a week. You only practice in front of the adviser, so you get a chance to adjust to speaking in public. There are lot of choices when it comes to categories, so you can find something that interests you. It is a great opportunity to practice speaking in public, which is a valuable skill for everyone.
Adviser: Mr. Ford
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 throughout 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.
Adviser: Mr. Conklin
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 throughout 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.
Adviser: Mr. Brunner
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.
Adviser: Ms. Tews & Mr. Guy
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, an International Pen Pal exchange and dining experiences at area restaurants with international cuisine. There are no deadlines for joining. Dues are $5.
Adviser: Ms. Syverson
Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character, and develop leadership through community and school related service projects. Many activity projects are coordinated with the local Sheboygan Falls Kiwanis club. Dues are $13. These dues pay the National and State Key Club dues. Students should log volunteer hours through Transeo on Classlink.
Adviser: Ms. Syverson
National Honor Society (NHS): 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. They also hold fundraisers to help fund a scholarship for a senior at the end of the year. Students should log their service hours on Transeo.
Adviser: Ms. Franklin
The Adventure Club offers students opportunity to participate a yearly trip that would be decided at the beginning of the school year. The trip would likely occur during a long weekend during the school year or right when school is finished. The trip would be based around some sort of outdoor, wilderness adventure.
Requirements: All grades are able to participate but there may be limited number of students allowed to come. Seniors and juniors will have top priority in first come basis. Anyone participating in any activity must have the necessary paperwork in prior to participating and pay for the expenses themselves. Fundraising for the expenses can be a possibility based on student interest. Parents will be required to attend at least one informational meeting held prior to going on the trip.
Adviser: Mr. Pfister
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.
Adviser: Mr. Hughes
Senior Application Club is dedicated to helping seniors with their essays as they apply to colleges and for scholarships.
Adviser: Ms. Enright
The Volunteer/Service Learning Club is designed to teach students how to be productive through helping others. It serves as a learning experience through which our students can shape their lives and become part of caring and connected community. Students will learn the importance of volunteerism to the individual, family, school, agencies and society. Students enroll on the Transeo website that tracks their service hours. Last day to join is November 1.
Adviser: Ms. Jarosch
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.
Adviser: Mr. Loppnow
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.
Adviser: Mr. Beekhuizen
The Spanish National Honor Society 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 is held in the Spring of each year.
Advisers: Ms. Syverson & Mr. Peterson
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.
Adviser: Ms. Hackbarth
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