All Clubs

Art club is a chance to meet a like minded group of people who love drawing and sketching. This is a space for students to explore their own artwork of choice opposed to teacher directed projects. We can supply you with materials and space to create and interact with creative peers with similar interests. From time to time we work on murals around the school. Meetings are held on Wednesdays from 2:30-3:30pm.

This club will strive to create an inclusive and diverse community to raise awareness of other ethnicities and to increase overall togetherness. We will meet during Ac Lab, Mod 1 twice per month.

Our goal is to study and build hydroponic systems throughout the year. We will also study, observe, grow and experiment with plants. Meeting times are subject to change.

Beta Chi Pi is a nationally recognized Science Honor Society.  Membership is determined by outstanding academic achievement in science coursework and individual research/accomplishments.  Beta Chi Pi accepts membership applications during early September and mid February. 

This is a club for students to explore different career paths of computer science and develop.

The purpose of this club is to bring people together and share their cultures and religions. Towards the middle of the year we will make presentations involving music, food, art, etc. We will meet every other Friday, first semester only.

An Association of Marketing Students, DECA is a national organization representing over 170,000 students.  DECA provides avenues for personal and professional development in the areas of leadership, community service and career development through district, state and national competitions.  Students must be Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors and currently enrolled in Marketing 1 or Marketing 2. In addition to regular class time, we meet one morning per month and the exec board will meet an additional two times per month during an Ac Lab mod.  

To promote interest in the library, literacy, and technology through such activities as silent book club, 3D printer challenges, reading to elementary students, book drives, appreciation shout outs, author visits and more!  We will meet both semesters.
 

f you enjoy creating, designing, and appreciating fashion, we are the club for you!  In this club we plan fun activities, projects, community service, and field trips!  Come check it out in room 1503.  

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Do you love to cook?  Do-It-Yourself Projects? Community Service? Fun exercise? This club meets on Fridays during Ac Lab Mod 2.

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FCA is where athletes and coaches connect and grow in their sport and in their faith in Jesus Christ. Meetings are before school every other Wednesday from 7:00-7:25am. You can follow us on "spsouthfca" for schedule updates or join our Group Me!

To promote discussion and social activism in regards to gender inequalities in society.  We meet once per month.

To distribute and promote the french language and culture and create more interest in all things “French.” Meetings will be held once per month. 

Our purpose is to create a safe space for LGBTQ+ students as well as promote acceptance and celebration through education and peaceful activism. We meet every Tuesday.

Students will visit nursing homes to talk to patients while painting their nails and giving makeovers.  We meet 1 time a semester during Ac Lab and go off campus to retirement homes about once per month, usually on a Saturday.
 

This program is part of PATH, a district wide prevention program.  Students will be trained and then go to the middle schools and teach 6th graders the dangers of smoking.  We meet during second semester only.
 

The International Thespian Society (ITS) is the serious theatre student’s honorary society where students are rewarded for their commitment to the art form.  Troupe 3168 attends productions of other troupes, organizes socials, and attends the state and national events.  Meetings are held monthly.  Schedule and links will be posted on Google Classroom.

An international community service organization built around the concept of caring and serving others. We will do a multitude of service projects throughout the year.  Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month.

If you enjoy knitting or would like to learn how to knit, this club is for you!  This club meets weekly on Fridays during Ac Lab.

The Latin Club’s main purpose is spreading awareness of Latin to those who don’t really know about it and further enhance those who already study it.  They have plans for field trips, school-sponsored activities, and Latin-themed games.  There will also be opportunities for tutoring. We meet on Thursdays after school twice per month.  
 

To inform and prepare those interested in going into the medical field and to get more people interested in joining the medical field.  Meetings are once per month.

Mu Alpha Theta focuses on competing in after school math competitions.  Students compete in the Missouri Math League, Atlantic-Pacific Math League, and Calculus Math League after school contests.  Contests are held on Thursdays throughout the year. Meetings will be held every Thursday beginning in October. All students are welcome. Contact Mrs. MacDonald for more information.

Our group meets after school once per month to educate students about being Muslim and talk about issues surrounding Muslims. MSA also hosts a few after school celebrations for special holidays such as Ramadan and Eid as well as the annual MSA skating event. Follow on Instagram @psouthmsa

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This club is for art students that have been recommended based on art scholarship, service, and character.  The students participate in service projects for the school and the community.  Students may also take field trips to artist’s studios, galleries and exhibits. Meetings are held weekly on Thursdays after school.

Members compete with actors, debaters and speakers from other schools; however, the focus centers on performance skills and the thrill of participation. Competition is open to all eligible through MSHSAA guidelines and membership in the National Honorary is earned through tournament participation.  Practices are held after school through appointments with the coaches; students may choose to begin to compete at any time during the fall or early winter.  We meet on Tuesdays every week October through March.

Membership in National Honor Society (NHS) is by invitation only.

Students are invited to join NHS during the spring of their Sophomore or Junior years if they have a minimum 3.6 cumulative GPA. Invitations arrive through each student's school email account in late February - early March.

Applications need to show that students demonstrate all 4 of the pillars of NHS:

Scholarship

Leadership

Character

 Service

Applications are evaluated by the NHS sponsor, administration, & a team of teachers. Accepted students are inducted in April.

Meetings are held in the theatre once a month usually on the first Friday during Mod 1 of Academic Lab.

Students are required to attend all meetings and complete a minimum of 30 service hours per year to earn the NHS honor cord for graduation.

South’s number one publication, The Treaty is created and published by students who have an interest and aptitude in writing, photography, art, and business.  Students publish their original work on the online newspaper.

See your counselor to sign up for this class.

This program is a Parkway School District prevention program.  High school Junior and Senior students are trained to introduce topics about decision making and self-esteem to seventh grade classrooms.  The peer teachers present the program at Southwest Middle School or South Middle School.

This club seeks to provide a creative outlet and learning opportunity for students interested in learning more about photography.  We will meet every Thursday after school.

Our goal is to encourage students to volunteer in the areas of service, education, and emergency preparedness in relation to the Red Cross and their mission. We will meet during Ac Lab.

The robotics team competes in the national FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics competition. Students design, build, program, test, improve and compete with a robot for that year’s major game. Participation on Robotics Team also includes outreach to promote robotics participation, both at our school and within the district. All students are welcome to participate.  We will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30-4:30pm.

Scholar Bowl students will compete in contests that emphasize all areas of trivia.  Anyone who enjoys Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit would love Scholar Bowl!  Open to all grades and all levels of experience and knowledge.  Meetings are every Monday after school from 2:30-3:30pm.

South students recommended by the faculty serve as counselors for sixth graders at a weeklong camp experience.

Our purpose is to support different South Asian cultures.  We want to unite and educate others on this culture through activities and events.  We meet quarterly during Ac Lab.

 In this club we will delve into Spanish/Latin culture first hand. We welcome anyone who wants to learn more about everyday Spanish speaking culture. We will meet every other Thursday.

South High hosts a basketball tournament yearly with the assistance of Special Olympics Missouri.  South High students serve as natural supports (buddies) to enable students with disabilities to participate in a variety of basketball based games, depending on the physical/cognitive ability of the Special Olympics athlete.  The games are conducted in both Gym A and C while Gym B hosts games/crafts/activities.  Each PSH student will leave the day with a shirt, lunch, and most importantly, the opportunity to serve and spend the day with a Special athlete!  We will have a few meetings after school to prepare for the event in February.

STEP Team is a fun, energetic, and exciting national competition team that is made up of students from the four Parkway high schools.  We practice over the weekend and welcome anyone who would like to join us!  Tryouts will be sometime in April.
 

Student Council is a student organization that works to acknowledge the educational achievements, outstanding contributions, and citizenship of students and staff members through a process of recognition, reinforcement and reward. Class officers are elected by students in their respective class. All students are invited to participate as general members.  Special projects include Homecoming, Mr. Patriot, Academic Assembly, and much more.

Our purpose is to love, encourage and help the children and their families who are still fighting cancer through volunteering and fundraising opportunities. We will meet the first Tuesday of every month.

This club is designed to teach each other more sustainable shopping habits and mending practices revolving around clothes and fashion. Meetings will be held on Tuesdays.

Teen Voice for Change is a teen-led club that focuses on community service projects and alcohol and drug abuse prevention. Meetings are 9/2, 11/4, 1/6, 3/3 — zoom; plus 1-2 meetings in-person in between each of those 

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The Declaration staff captures the memories at South High in pictures and words and publishes them in a book.

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