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AHS Content Creator Enrichment gives students a chance to get together to create and celebrate Internet content, digital illustration, photography, animation and video production.

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This is a place where students can meet and discuss cars, automotive culture and motorsport.

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Best Buddies creates friendships between students of all different abilities. We will plan, organize and attend after-school parties for our students with disabilities. It's all about fun for all! 

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The purpose of Blood Drive Club is to coordinate the three Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ blood drives run by the American Red Cross. This is a great opportunity for students to develop strong leadership skills and encourage participation in this important life-saving opportunity!

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For all students who love chemistry! Opportunity for volunteering and working with younger science learners! Chemistry Club will also be a space for students to keep up with all things happening in the chemistry world including current research and new discoveries.

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Chess club a place where students of all levels can come and develop their skills at chess. Whether you are new to chess or a grand master, you are invited to participate! Come and play, meet friends and learn one of the world's oldest board games! Students will play together in groups by skill level.

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The Chinese Club is a place for students to explore and celebrate Chinese language, culture and traditions. Everyone is welcome! Through fun activities like calligraphy, cooking, games, and cultural festivals, we aim to build a community that appreciates the richness and diversity of Chinese heritage. Come join us and discover something new each gathering!

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This club plans activities related to the Class of 2026, including fundraisers throughout the year to raise proceeds that help offset the cost of prom, class t-shirts and other senior-year related activities.

Students are encouraged to check the to stay up to date with important news and announcements. They can also get updates and notifications by joining "Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Class of 2026" on Remind. Please reach out to the Class of 2026 advisor for the class code to be added to the platform.

Families and community members are also welcome to support the club's fundraising efforts via a monetary donation. Please make the check out to Class of 2026 and put "donation" in the memo line. The check can be dropped off at our main office or mailed to Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ: 700 Washington Ave., Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ, NY, 12203.

If you would like to support the Class of 2026 by volunteering your time, please reach out to the Class of 2026 advisor, Sonya Emery, at semery@albany.k12.ny.us.

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This club plans activities related to the Class of 2027, including fundraisers throughout the year to raise proceeds that help offset the cost of prom and other junior-year related activities.

Students are encouraged to check the to stay up to date with important news and announcements. They can also get updates and notifications by joining "Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Class of 2027" on Remind. Please reach out to the Class of 2027 advisor for the class code to be added to the platform.

Families and community members are also welcome to support the club's fundraising efforts via a monetary donation. Please make the check out to Class of 2027 and put "donation" in the memo line. The check can be dropped off at our main office or mailed to Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ: 700 Washington Ave., Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ, NY, 12203.

If you would like to support the Class of 2027 by volunteering your time, please reach out to the Class of 2026 advisor, Sonya Emery, at semery@albany.k12.ny.us.

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This club plans activities related to the Class of 2028.

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This club plans activities related to the Class of 2029.

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Cooking club is open to all students, but seating is limited to 16 students per 10-week cycle. Students will learn how to follow recipes and work in teams. They will learn about sanitation, cleaning work stations and following guidelines to keep food safe. Other topics include baking, cooking, grilling and sauteing. Club gatherings generally end at 5:30 p.m., but may run to 6 p.m. depending on the activity that day.

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Students will learn and practice salon services on people and mannequins. Students will be allowed to participate in community events that are planned for this school year (hair and makeup for school play, spa days, etc.).   

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Are you passionate about yarn, creativity and cozy crafts? Look no further! Welcome to the Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Crochet Club, where we weave together threads of friendship, relaxation and skill-building. Our club is a community where students come together to explore the art of crochet. Whether you’re a seasoned hook wielder or a complete beginner, you have a spot in our cozy circle. You can bring your current project and supplies or start one with us. 

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Students have the opportunity to develop their creativity, leadership and situational thinking with the Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ High Mock Trial/ Speech and Debate team. In the courtroom and in competitions, students will be honing their public speaking skills, creating and defending a position or argument and building confidence. This club is based on simulations in the court room as a lawyer or a witness. Students work individually and collaboratively. Our team works with local lawyers and judges to create a case with a fact pattern that is provided by the NYS Bar association. Additional meeting times will be added once a trial is assigned to the group.

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Digital Art Workshop gives students a chance to get together to create digital illustration, animation and other types of digital art with provided iPads, iMacs, and Wacom Tablets.

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Drama Club is for all students interested in all aspects of theater. We have many events and opportunities to learn and provide resources for students interested in theater.

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A place where fans of fantasy/science-fiction/super hero stories and role-players can get together to create and share stories playing collaborative storytelling table-top role-playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Dread and more.

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Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) offers intra-curricular resources and opportunities for students to pursue careers that support families. Since 1945, FCCLA members have been making a difference in their families, careers and communities by addressing important personal, work and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Through participation in Competitive Events, FCCLA members acquire industry insights and employable skills required to thrive in this century.

Please note this club is for students currently enrolled in FACS courses.

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A club to explore and experience different aspects of francophone (French-speaking) cultures.

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Invitation-only honor society for students who have achieved an honor level grade in the study of French at the high school level.

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Our club provides students with a fun and welcoming space to connect with peers, build communication and teamwork skills and enjoy a variety of board games and video games. Members collaborate, share strategies and develop friendships while exploring different types of games in a positive and inclusive environment.

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GSA stands for Gender & Sexuality Alliance. We are a student-run organization that raises awareness and visibility about LGBTQ+ issues.
GSA is for everyone: gay, straight, non-binary, trans, queer, allies, friends, family, and relatives. We plan GSA events, special presentations, and other events during the school year.

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Calling all poets, writers, artists and performers! Check out Inkblot Literary Magazine! If you like to write stories, compose poetry or draw, Inkblot is the place for you!

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Learning more about the Bible and how it connects all of us.

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The International Club is a welcoming space for everyone interested in learning about different cultures, making global friendships and sharing experiences from around the world. Whether you're an international student, have lived abroad or are simply curious about other cultures – you’re invited!

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The practice club is designed to provide a space for any current Beginning Band, Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble students to work on and practice their instruments and materials.

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Incorporating more than just anime, we do activities and crafts around Japanese culture, talk manga, participate in gaming, and more!

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As part of the world’s largest student-led service organization, Key Club empowers students to make a real impact in their school, community and beyond. Members volunteer their time and talents to local projects, from supporting neighborhood initiatives and fundraising drives, to collaborating with global causes.

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K-POP Club meets to play games, learn the steps to our favorite dances and practice group choreographies for performances. Whether you're new to Korean culture or a total pro, this club is for you. Let it be your safe space to talk about anything K-POP!

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Our club is a student-led organization that explores careers and topics in the medical field. The club provides opportunities for students to learn about different healthcare professions through guest speakers, hands-on activities and discussions. It also helps members build leadership, teamwork and problem-solving skills while inspiring interest in medicine and health sciences.

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Together we build and paint miniatures for gaming. Join us to learn how to paint these models, try new techniques and to use them for tabletop games. This is a great artistic outlet, as well as a low-stress time for socializing and trying something new.

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Our club gives students a hands-on opportuntiy to record, play and collaborte with music technology .

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President Obama launched My Brother's Keeper in February 2014 to address persistent opportunity gaps facing boys and young men of color and to ensure all youth can reach their full potential. This club focuses on mentoring for male students.

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This club provides a space for female students to gather, discuss topics of interest, engage in goal planning, participate in community service and build connections with other students while working toward shared objectives.

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Only open by nomiation by an art teacher to a current art student in grades 10-12, the Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ High National Art Honor Society chapter was founded in 2017 and participates in community and school-based arts projects and fundraisers.  Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ High National Art Honor Society work toward an arts-based field trip each year and assist with the production of the annual AHS CREATE fest which is held in conjunction with the induction ceremony. 

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The National Chinese Honor Society (NCHS) recognizes and encourages high achievement in the study of the Chinese language, as well as a deeper understanding of Chinese culture. As members, students demonstrate academic excellence, leadership and a commitment to promoting cross-cultural exchange. Through service projects, cultural events and language enrichment activities, NCHS fosters a passion for Chinese studies and global citizenship. We are proud to honor those who strive for excellence and inspire others to appreciate the beauty and depth of the Chinese language and culture.

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National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes high school students for their academic excellence, leadership, service and character. We are open to seniors by invitation only.

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We are Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ High's student-journalists. We cover local, school, national and international news.

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The NYSATA Olympics of the Visual Arts (OVA) Club challenges students to solve real-world art problems through creativity, collaboration and innovation. Members prepare artwork and design solutions to compete with schools across New York State in this exciting, statewide art competition.

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We love the outdoors! We visit local outdoor walking and hiking spots, and we explore and appreciate the amazing aspects of nature. We do some activities at school too, like indoor and outdoor gardening. Details are posted in the Google Classroom. See Ms. Bonds for details!

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The Percussion Ensemble is designed for any current Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ High student and incoming percussionist students to work on and perform music composed solely for percussion groups. Any current and incoming Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble students are also welcome. Beginning Band students, once established with reading music, will also be welcome.

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This is a student-led club to discuss revelant physic topics to faciltate learning in a relaxed and social atmosphere.

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Our club helps design and create the annual school yearbook.

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We compete in the First Robotics competition. Students work together to design, build and program robotics to compete in various challenges, fostering innovations, teamwork and STEM skills. Students divide into groups focusing on mechanical and programming. Meeting days and times depends on which group a student is participating in as their focus area. Club advisors can provide more details.

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Every winter, students from around the Capital Region meet at Ballston Spa to test their science knowledge. Spanning 23 diverse events, Science Olympiad serves as a broad way for students to deepen and develop their knowledge and have the ability to compete with other students with the same goal. If our team does well enough, we have the ability to compete state-wide, against other students at top high schools, further testing our knowledge. We try to make the environment as relaxed and laid-back as possible, to ensure students have fun while studying. The club meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Sept. to Jan. and then monthly through the rest of the school year.

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SkillsUSA is a workforce development organization for students. Its mission is to help students become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders and responsible community members. This club is open to career and techincal education students who are learning a trade.

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Every winter, our club heads to Jiminy Peak on select Fridays, giving students the chance to hit the slopes after school and experience the thrill of skiing and snowboarding under the lights. Whether you’re carving your first turns or a seasoned rider, Ski Club is open to all skill levels. The trips include transportation, discounted lift tickets and the chance to share unforgettable moments with classmates and friends. Beyond the slopes, it’s about building confidence, trying something new and making Fridays in winter feel like mini-vacations.

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In Spanish Club we explore and expand our knowledge of the Spanish language and cultures around the world by practicing language skills and diving into topics like festivals, holidays, music, food, pop culture, etc. All students are welcome!

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Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (SHH), or Spanish Honor Society, recognizes students' high achievements in the study of Spanish and promotes the continuity of Hispanic studies. This is a student honor society where students must apply and meet requirements as dictated by our national organization, American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP).

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Student government ensures student representation and voice in school decision making. Join student government if you want to help plan and carry out activities to build school culture and share your own and other students' thoughts with school leaders, all while making friends.

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As a club, Tri-M focuses on bringing together musicians from every class/ensemble in one place to socialize and learn about music as an academic and/or profesisonal pursuit. Students spend the year working towards induction into the Tri-M National Honor Society. The club also focuses on encouraging creativity, supporting the music department's needs and providing performance oppourtunities.

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Come create healthy habits, reduce stress, become more mindful and build routines at Wellness Club! Some activities our meetings will inlcude are meditation practices, yoga, vision boards, journaling, brain dumping, writing affirmations, goal setting and making healthy snacks. Become the best verion of yourself at Wellness Club!

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