American Sign Language
Explores the world of American Sign Language, socialization in ASL with other ASL students and helps out by signing at various school events.
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ASB
ASB gives students the opportunity to become successful leaders by participating in the student government class. Students are involved with planning school activities such as assemblies, dances and Mr./Ms. Skyview. ASB students represent all Skyview students—anyone not directly involved in the class is able to share ideas and help with projects throughout the year!
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Our ASB Advisor for 2018-19 is Scott.Rice@vansd.org
Black Student Union
The Black Student Union will be an open space for Skyview students of African-American descent to make a difference within Skyview and the Vancouver Public Schools community and to share experiences. The Black Student Union is open to all races and welcomes students of other ethnic backgrounds for constructive conversation and education.
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Chess Club
The purpose of the Chess Club is to promote recreational play, the study and practice of the game and participation in local and state tournaments.
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Creative Writing Club
The purpose of this club is to write creatively, to improve creative writing skills and to explore creativity through writing and revision.
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DECA
Provides students with hands-on experiences in the fields of marketing, business and entrepreneurship. Enhances the classroom experience by providing conferences and competitions that mold high school students into character-driven leaders.
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Diversity Committee
Members work to provide a safe, friendly place for students to meet, discuss and work together to bring about change in our community. They also seek to remove discrimination, prejudice and intolerance from our school.
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Drama
Works on projects in every area of theatre production. Students have the opportunity to act; sing; dance; and work on visual, sound and light design. Students also work in publicity and community outreach projects. They have a good time with friendly, supportive students and teachers.
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Equestrian Club
If you currently ride or have a horse to train, the Skyview Equestrian Club (Vancouver United Washington High School Equestrian Team) is your opportunity to ride with a team. Parents are required to be at all practices and meets.
The club competes in three meets yearly from January through April. Students enrolled in Vancouver schools are eligible to join the Vancouver United Equestrian Team.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
The goal of FCA is to provide a safe outlet for students to share their faith in a judgment-free environment. Meetings may consist of worship, scripture reading, devotionals, prayer, games and other activities. Activities may occur outside of school.
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French Club
Open to all students interested in learning more about and celebrating French culture.
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Future Medical Professionals Club
The purpose of this club is to create an environment for students interested in entering into the medical field. Meetings will include guest speakers from various medical fields developing ways to promote health and awareness at Skyview.
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Green Team
The aim is to examine environmental issues at school, develop an action plan and make a meaningful lasting change on campus as we strive for Washington Green Schools certification.
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Joy at Weekend Arrival (JAWA)
The purpose of the club is to provide a positive environment for students with similar interests. Activities will include playing games and watching movies.
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Key Club
All students interested in community service can join this group. They help with events like trick-or-treating for UNICEF and Salvation Army bell ringing.
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Knowledge Bowl
Compete against other schools on general knowledge subjects like literature, history, math and science in a game a bit like a quiz show or Jeopardy.
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Math Team
Mu Alpha Theta: Students challenge themselves on tough problems including practicing problem-solving strategies. The goal is to foster an environment that encourages listening, thinking and speaking to join in intellectual living.
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MEChA
This after-school club is dedicated to promoting higher education, culture and the history of Chicano students.
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Model UN
Students meet to discuss, debate and practice different forum opportunities on issues of international importance. Opportunities include attending college and state MUNs and other special events, as well as putting on our own forums and special trainings.
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Recognition and commitment to academic excellence, leadership and community service.
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Natural Helpers
Welcomes and includes foreign exchange students into the Skyview community, focusing on ideas and customs on an international level.
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Red Cross
Responsible for organizing student blood drives and relief efforts that take place throughout the year.
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A student organization dedicated to inspiring interest, respect and participation in science, technology, engineering and math education. No prior experience required, just excitement about technology and a willingness to learn, work hard and have fun.
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Science Team
The goal of this club is to promote interest in and passion for science. It is open to all students who have an interest in science or would like extra help or tutoring in science classes. New members welcome anytime!
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A national leadership and technical skills organization for students enrolled in career and technical education courses.
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Speech and Debate
Students compete in individual or team debates; individual humorous, dramatic or expository presentations; or partner skits.
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The goal of this club is to give students the opportunity, without being enrolled in yearbook class, to participate in making the yearbook and learn skills like photography and interviewing.
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