Clubs & Enrichments
100+ ways to belong, serve and grow.
Clubs and activities have always been an important part of our culture at MHS. Belonging to a club or group develops confidence, connections and a sense of community which are important to student success. Our Clubs and Enrichments give students a chance to connect with peers with similar interests on a safe, small group level. From gaming clubs to supporting a cause, you are sure to find a place to belong. If you don't see a club that piques your interest, start one! See the blinking light bulb below for instructions on how to start your own.
NOTE: Club advisors are responsible for maintaining their club's Google Doc. If there are errors, or omissions, please contact the club advisor listed. If you are a new club advisor, you may request editing access through Google Docs.
SCAN to Register
ENRICHMENT
- Academic Anchors
- Art Club
- Book Club
- Breezes
- CAS Club
- Comic Artists Club
- Debate*
- DECA*
- History Club
- HOSA (Future Health Professionals)
- Jewelry Club
- Knowledge Bowl*
- Lettering & Design Club
- Mock Trial
- Model UN
- National Art Honor Society
- Nat'l ASL Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Philosophy Club
- Photography Club
- Quiz Bowl*
- Speech Team*
- Sports Photography
- Writers Club (aka Muse)
- Yearbook (as a class)
- Youth in Government
STEM
- Astronomy Club
- BIPOC in STEM
- Breadboard
- Coders Unite
- Data Science & Statistics
Club - Envirothon
- Field Biology Club
- MMT/SMART Team
- Math Team*
- Medical Exploration Club
- NASA Engineering Team
- Physics Bowl
- Robotics*
- Save Endangered Animals (SEA)
- Science Bowl
- Science Olympiad
- Student Innovation Team
- Supermileage Club
- Technovation
- Tech Mates
- Tech For All (Tonka DSC)
- Women in STEM
- Women-Led Engineering
PERFORMING
ARTS
REC SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
- Bowling Club
- Cheerleading –
sideline & competition - Climbing Club
- E-Sports (competitive)
- Figure Skating Club
- Lakers Adapted Sports*
- soccer (fall)
- floor hockey (winter)
- bowling/softball (spring)
- Meditation Club
- Musky Fishing 101
- Sailing Club
- Slack Line Club
- Sparklers Adaptive Cheer
- Trap Shooting Club
- Unified Special Olympics
FELLOWSHIP
& SUPPORT
- Asian Student Union
- Black Student Union
- Catholic Student Union
- DESI Student Union
- FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
- Feminists Club
- Girls United
- Global Cultures
- Grief Group
- GSA (Gender Sexuality Alliance)
- Healthcare Advocacy
Club - Human Rights & Relations
- Jewish Student Union
- Men of Color
- Minnetonka Wellness (SFS)
- Muslim Student Association
- Women of Color
SERVICE & LEADERSHIP
- Ambassadors
- American Red Cross Club
- Be The Change
- Best Buddies
- Bunny Besties
- Crochet for Charity
- Digital Service Club
- Disability Alliance
- Earth Club
- Explorers (Mtka Police)
- Habitat for Humanity
- Interact
- Knitting Club
- Legacy Project:
- Minnetonka Mail
- Morgan's Message
- Natural Resources Club
- Optimist Club
- St. Jude Foundation
- Service Club Imagine
- Student Government
SERVICE & LEADERSHIP
This list of offerings is subject to change. If you have questions, please contact the Activities Office at 952-401-5904.
* Online registration required for these programs and participation and/or an activity fee may also apply. Register at https://1976a.cf.wordwareinc.com.
** These activities are offered through Minnetonka Community Ed. Register at https://www.minnetonkaschools.org/district/mcec
Only clubs requiring a fee to join need to be registered through https://1976a.cf.wordwareinc.com. All others, with the exception of Rec Sports, can be registered by contacting the Advisor or Student Advisor listed on the linked club information document.
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Have an idea for a club that isn't listed?
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Here's how:
- Determine a name and purpose/mission for your group. Decide what category (enrichment, stem, fellowship/support, etc.) under which your group best fits.
- Find a teacher that is willing to act as advisor for your group. Advisors need to be present at all meetings and outings associated with your group. Make sure your Advisor is aware of this policy.
- Plan your schedule, including:
- How you will meet (virtual, in-person or hybrid)
- Frequency (monthly, bi-monthly, weekly, etc.)
- Day, time, location (If virtual, obtain a GoogleMeet name and Schoology code)
- Complete the online Application for Student Clubs (or copy and paste https://forms.gle/rFieph9FUQJC7Yg18 into your browser).
- Once your form has been submitted, contact Ted Schultz at ted.schultz@minnetonkaschools.org to set up a meeting.
- Once approved, you and your advisor will be asked to complete a club description document in Google Docs. You will be responsible for maintaining your document throughout the school year and at the beginning of each new school year.