Franklin High School

Franklin
High School
Student Life

Clubs

FHS Student Clubs

FHS students lead many clubs that cover a range of passions: social activism, ethnic identity, or shared hobbies!

If you are interested in joining a student organization, simply show up at their next meeting and start getting involved on campus. For a complete list of specific meeting times and locations, visit the ASB room.

Currently Active Clubs and Organizations

If you do not see a club or leadership organization in which you are interested, you can form a new club! For details, please visit the ASB Room.

Club NameAdvisorAdvisor EmailMeeting RoomMeeting Day & TimeHow to Join
African Student UnionDaniel Ruizdpruiz@seattleschools.orgTBDTBD
Aretha Franklin JazzEliza Harris-Scruggseaharrisscru@seattleschools.orgBasementTuesday advisoryTalk to Ms. Harris Scruggs
Art of Resistance and ResilienceAfsheen Fatemiaffatemi@seattleschools.org101TBD – talk to AfsheenTalk to Mr. Afsheen
ASBAlyssa Barrettalbarrett@seattleschools.orgASB RoomApplication from Ms. Barrett
Asian Student UnionDe Phamdnpham@seattleschools.org205Every other Monday after schoolTalk to Mr. Pham
Badminton ClubRobert Gandyrlgandy@seattleschools.orgNorth GymTuesday advisoryCome in person and sign in
BandEliza Harris-Scruggseaharrisscru@seattleschools.org2ThursdaysGive Ms. Harris Scruggs your email address
Black Student UnionBetty Aynetabgayneta@seattleschools.org310Tuesday advisoryRegister in 310 with Ms. Betty
ChamIsmael Mathlyimmathly@seattleschools.org206Tuesday advisoryEmail cabinet members – talk to Mathly for their names
Chess ClubQuinn Longhurstqulonghurst@seattleschools.orgLibraryTuesdays and Thursdays during AdvisoryShow up or use the QR code on Instagram
Chinese Language ClubJonas Crimmjrcrimm@seattleschools.org103Tuesday advisoryShow up!
Chinese Student AssociationFumei Chiufmchiu@seattleschools.org105Tuesday advisoryScan the QR code on flyers
Collage ClubStacy Schierholzsmschierholz@seattleschools.org1101st lunch on TuesdaysJust come by! Sign up in room 109
DECAKyle Dvorakkxdvorak@seattleschools.org16Tuesday advisoryTalk to Mr. Dvorak
Dice DelversShawn Finchsffinch@seattleschools.org19Tuesdays and Thursdays during AdvisoryCome by and try it out
Digital Music CompositionAgnes Leapaiatleapai@seattleschools.orgPractice room BLunch and advisoryTalk to Gus Lennon or Sohail Ali
Drama and ThespiansSara Callsjcall@seattleschools.orgLittle TheaterTuesday advisoryJust show up!
East African Student AssociationCaitlin Honigclhonig@seattleschools.org216LunchTalk to Ms. Honig or Sabrina Abdi
Environmental Feminist ClubChristina Blackcmblack@seattleschools.org310ATuesday advisoryTalk to Sade Treasure or Plum Henning
EnvirothonEmily Speidellemspeidell@seattleschools.org205 or 330The 2nd Thursday of each month during Advisory in room 205 and a second meeting per month in 330 after school.Scan the QR code on flyers
Fashion and SewingLauren Hollowayldholloway@seattleschools.org110Fridays, 4-6pmJust show up!
Filipino ClubAndriana Sauerapsauer@seattleeschools.org332Tuesday advisorytalk to Ms. Sauer
Girls Hiking ClubDani McClaindlmcclain@seattleschools.org3071st Tuesday of the monthTalk to Ms. Dell
GLOWDanielle Blumedablume@seattleschools.org306Tuesday advisoryCome to tuesday advisory and/or be added to advisory class. Email Ms. Blume
Green TeamTBD
Hacky SackScott Vanderweysavanderwey@seattleschools.org27 and green spaceThursdsay advisoryuse the QR code on flyers
Key ClubEmily Speidellemspeidell@seattleschools.org205 or 330The 2nd Thursday of each month during Advisory in room 205 and a second meeting per month in 330 after school.Scan the QR code on flyers
Los Latinos UnidosItzel Oliveraitolivera@seattleschools.org301Tuesdays 1-2 times a monthUse flyers in hallways to sign up
MajoretteAmber Donaldsonacdonaldson@seattleschools.org205Tuesdays after schoolSign up with Ms. A
Meditation ClubMorgan Braceymnbracey@seattleschools.org305Possibly Tuesdays during advisorys or Nutrition Monday & FridayCome to a meeting
Mock TrialTia Rasmussentdrasmussen@seattleschools.org204April and May (teams decide schedule)Email or talk to Ms. Rasmussen
Muslim Student AssociationIsmael Mathlyimmathly@seattleschools.org206Tuesday advisoryCome to room 206 and talk to Mr. Mathly
Native ClubNicole Wrightniwright@seattleschools.org316Tuesday advisorySign up with Teacher Nicole
NewspaperJolene McCannjamccann@seattleschools.orgLibraryTuesday at LunchGoogle form on instagram
Pasefika ClubAgnes Leapaiatleapai@seattleschools.org114Tuesday advisoryUse QR Code around school
Post84Morgan Braceymnbracey@seattleschools.org
QueenmakersAmber Donaldsonacdonaldson@seattleschools.org200Mondays after schoolSign up with Ms. A
RET ClubNicole Wrightniwright@seattleschools.org316Tuesday advisorySign up with Teacher Nicole
Soccer ClubLaura Silver and Cody Olsenldsilver@seattleschools.orgFieldTuesday AdvisoryClub is full
Sources of StrengthDenee Whitedwhite@seattleschools.orgTalk to Ms. White
Student Health InitiativeDani McClaindlmcclain@seattleschools.org3072nd & Last Thursday & Every TuesdayTalk to Ms. Dell
Ultimate FrisbeeHana Kawaihana@allgirleverything.orgEmail for info
Victory ClubDenee White, Agnes Leapai, Leonard Bakerdwhite@seattleschools.org114Tuesdays during first lunchJust show up!
X-BotGrace Edwardsgeedwards@seattleschools.org328Tuesday advisoryCome to advisory meetings on Tuesdays
YearbookCaitlin Honigclhonig@seattleschools.org216Class

Student Clubs FAQs

How do I start a club?

  1. Find a staff advisor
  2. Identify four students to serve as officers
  3. Complete the Club Leadership, Bylaws, & Budget Document
  4. Submit the online Club Registration Form
  5. Wait to hear from an ASB Officer with approval to gain access to your ASB account

How do you plan an event at FHS?

  • ASB organizations may request the use of Franklin facilities for approved events. Review the school calendar (visit the school website or visit Ms. JJ in the Main Office) to determine what dates are available for your event.
  • Complete the event request form (on paper) and return it to Ms. Paloma in the ASB Room.
  • If your event will include fundraising, you must also complete the appropriate fundraising documents.

How do you advertise your event?

What are the rules about signage (use of flyers, banners, etc.) to promote your event?

  • Activities advertisements cannot be posted over murals.
  • Remove your signs after the event.
  • Do not post over other student organizations’ posters.
  • Content must be school appropriate.

How do you prepare for an event?

Students setting up for an event after school must have their staff advisor on-site.

Organizations are responsible for having security and custodial staff on site if an event requires these services.

All events require administration (principal) approval!

What are the rules for fundraising?

ASB organizations are permitted to fundraise, but all organizations must follow district and state guidelines. Check out the fundraising handbook. Advisors, officers, and team captains are responsible for following these rules and attending a fundraising orientation prior to doing any fundraiser.

How do you plan a fundraiser at FHS?

Completing the proper pre-approval paperwork for your event or fundraiser is essential. ASB organizations are not permitted to host events or to coordinate fundraisers that have not been approved by the Activities Coordinator.

Planning ahead prevents scheduling problems and ensures that all fundraising procedures are followed. Start with a copy of your meeting minutes and the pre-approval form.

How do you handle money during a fundraiser?

ASB student organizations must follow the proper processes for depositing and withdrawing their funds. Check in with the Fiscal Office on the 2nd Floor (Room 203A) before your event if you have to clarify questions!