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Spartan Clubs and Organizations

    • Welcome to Clubs and Organizations!

      Tell me, And I might forget, Show me, And I might remember, Involve me, And I will understand -- Chinese Proverb

      SADD students Student organizations have a lot to offer. Whether you join as a member or choose to lead one, simply taking part in an extracurricular group will enhance your school experience. Gaining skills, making connections, and broadening your knowledge through a student organization will help you become a more well-rounded individual — one that’s ready to take on their future career!

      Hollywood Hills High School students have a rigorous academic schedule, and many have full- or part-time work and personal lives to balance.  But students involved on campus because they see that the sacrifice of their time is worth the benefits they receive — the friendships, the level of involvement across campus, and the amount of fun they can have as a team.

      Your opportunities for involvement at Hills are truly endless.  Review the available organizations and if you don’t see the activity you’d like to participate in, start a new one!

      Sports and Recreation

      Stay active by participating in or sports programs through our recreational sports offerings.

       Why join a student organization?

      Students at Hills HHHS students are busy. Between classes,  homework, family, and other commitments, there can be a lot to balance.  So, why would we suggest you add another thing to that list by joining a student organization?  Because it can impact your career and student experience in a hugely positive way.  

      Take a look at these 12 reasons why you should join a student organization while getting your high school degree.

      • You’ll learn more about yourself.
      • You’ll develop "people" skills. 
      • You’ll learn how to work with a team.
      • You’ll get networking opportunities.
      • You’ll gain practical experience in a safe environment.  
      • You’ll be able to use the skills you’ve learned in class.
      • You’ll learn how to engage with diverse groups of people.
      • You’ll gain leadership skills.
      • You’ll get a break from your studies.
      • You’ll expand your resume.
      • You’ll be able to give back to the community
      • You’ll have fun!