Art Club brings students together through art.  Students choose activities both inside and outside of the regular art class curriculum, based on the interests of the current group.  Sometimes we practice traditional art methods such as drawing, painting and sculpture, and some weeks that activities are more contemporary, such as tie-dye, Shrinky Dinks and metal stamping.

Sponsor: Li Christofferson

Associated Student Body, or ASB, is Prospect High School's student government with the mission to "make moments matter."  We are one group with five sub groups for students to get involved in depending on their passion and interests; event planning, public relations, service, character development, and spirit. 

● Sponsor: Jenna Sandstead, Danielle Luca

The Prospect Barbell Club aims to get any student interested in strength sports and lifelong physical activity through weight lifting involved here at PHS. Students will be given the opportunity to learn about the sports of powerlifting and weightlifting and their rules, etiquette, and technique associated with each sport, as well as, given a community of like-minded students to train alongside. This club is open to any student who is interested in either sport or simply being around an environment that encourages physical activity through lifting weights.

Sponsor: Brad Jenisch

Best Friends Club builds friendships between ALL of our students while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion for a population that is often isolated and excluded. Through their participation, our students are forming meaningful connections with their peers, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, and share interests, experiences and activities with their peers and staff.  Monthly events and outings such as bowling, pumpkin decorating, Movie Night are planned.

Sponsors:Kathleen Rafferty

Board Game Club (Michael Higdon)

The world of board games extends beyond Monopoly, Risk, and Checkers. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or have only ever played Tic-Tac-Toe, join the Board Game Club to meet new people, learn and teach exciting games, and hone your strategic mind while forging friendships. You’ll enhance your interpersonal skills and capacity for critical thinking in a welcoming environment that we will build together. Embrace the thrill of victory and the bittersweetness of defeat. Bring an open mind and a hunger for adventure—we'll handle the rest.  Many games will be provided.  Check out the weekly activity calendar posted in announcements to see when and where the club will meet.

Sponsor: Michael Higdon

Books Bites is a friendly and accepting social group of readers who discuss a variety of books and topics.  All students are welcome.  Book Bites meets twice a month after school on Tuesdays in the KLC. We look forward to meeting you and hearing about your favorite books!

Sponsor: Ms. Sylvester

Cartoon Club members view, discuss, and create cartoons. We have a particular emphasis on classic cartoons but are open to anime and modern works as well.

Sponsor: John Meyers

COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB (Paul Hennig)

Providing an environment for students to explore programming and program development, teaching code while allowing for group interaction. Casually explore the computer science side of the career pathways.  CSC will provide chances to interact with code and see it in action.  Check out the weekly activity calendar posted in announcements for meeting times and locations.

Sponsor: Paul Hennig

Meet with students who are interested in instruction, tips and experience in Digital Art (Photoshop, Illustrator, Procreate, etc).  Also, learn new techniques of art software, participate in discussions on digital art in the "real world", critiques and collaboration of personal artwork.

Meet twice a month after school.   Check out the weekly activity calendar posted in announcements.

Sponsor: Thomas Bacon

The Dungeons & Dragons Club gives students an opportunity to practice problem-solving, leadership, and develop SEL skills through the course of a role playing game.

Sponsor: John Meyers

Ebony Club focuses on African American culture, history, and community service. The meetings promote cultural awareness and the connection between African American and other world cultures. Discussions also include current events, social skills needed for success, and college admission information. In February, the club produces a number of African American History Month events. The purpose of the Ebony Club is to explore, reinforce, and celebrate the African American heritage, culture and historical contributions. The club is open to all Prospect students who are interested in learning more about the history, traditions, and customs of African Americans.

Sponsors: Timothy Franklin, Edward Cleveland

Educators Rising cultivates highly skilled educators by guiding young people on a path to becoming accomplished teachers, beginning in high school and extending through college and into the profession.

Sponsors: TBD,

Every Knight Advisors gives the opportunity for students and the principal of Prospect High School to meet and discuss topics and issues regarding the school.  The group typically meets 4 times a year during lunch periods and pizza is provided.

Sponsor: Greg Minter

French Club provides an opportunity for French students of all levels to come together and experience the Francophone Culture in a positive and welcoming environment. French Club enhances the study of the language through more exposure and fun for students.

Sponsor: Ashley Brown, Jenna Sandstead

Greek club is a cultural club where we immerse ourselves in the Greek and Mediterranean culture. We plan on making Greek and Mediterranean food and participating in various volunteer experiences within our great community. It’s going to be a fun and tasty way to learn about different cultures and make new friends. People from all over the world are welcome! 

Sponsor: Marie Gorack

The GSA club is group of Prospect students working to support tolerance of young people in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans-gender community.  Our goal is to provide a safe environment that can both support gay youth as well as educate straight youth on how they can help prevent harassment and violence throughout the school community.

Sponsor: Erik Hodges

Here at Prospects History Club, our mission is to enlighten students about the history of our world and its significance today. Members will research and share a unique topic of their choice; understanding the achievements, struggles, and uniqueness of our world.

Sponsor: Brad Rathe

Italian Club provides opportunities for students in Italian to further the use of the language and the culture within the Italian American Community

Sponsor: Natalie Del Percio

To create a safe space for students who share a common culture, to come together in conversation and to engage in activities promoting the values of social justice. Through Mitzvot (good deeds) and Tikkun Olam (repairing the world through acts of kindness), we will educate, empower and give back to our community. 

Sponsor: Ms. Milstein

Knights Crochet Club (Elizabeth Joiner)

Knights for Crochet Club will give students a chance to relax and do a fun activity after school with friends. Some activities may include learning how to crochet, knit, or any other form of fiber art (macrame, bracelet making, etc.) in a fun environment. The club will expose students to new forms of art!

The club will meet once a week.  Check out the weekly activity calendar posted in announcements.

Sponsor: Elizabeth Joiner

Knights United is a club whose purpose is to give all students the opportunity to serve and be productive in the school and community. Our objective is to bring our diverse student population together to work towards common goals and interests, be supportive of one another, and know that there is a place where we all come together as one. 

Sponsor: Lindsey Craig

Knights Way is a student-led character counts organization that leads life/character lessons 5 times a year to the entire school. To help maintain the established culture of PHS.

Sponsors: Qiana Drye  Jay Heilman

Latino Baile aims to promote cultural awareness and appreciation of Latin dance styles among students. The club provides a welcoming environment for students to learn and practice various Latin dances, such as salsa, bachata, merengue, and more. Through dance, Latino Baile fosters teamwork, confidence, and a deeper understanding of Latin heritage. Latino Baile seeks to enhance the school community by celebrating diversity and offering a creative outlet for students.

Sponsor: Jazmin Hernandez

The goal of Latinos Unidos club is to give students the opportunity to unite as a group, to connect, empower and celebrate the Latino community and culture.  All students are welcome to join our club meetings.  Check us out on instagram at @prospectlatinosunidos

Sponsor: Karla Zhagui

The Middle Eastern/North African (MENA) club at Prospect celebrates the rich and diverse cultural heritage of the MENA region through engaging activities and educational events. Students explore traditional arts, music, cuisine, and history while fostering intercultural understanding and appreciation. By promoting cultural awareness and dialogue, the club creates an inclusive environment where all students can learn from and connect with the vibrant traditions of the MENA community! All are welcome! See U There!

Sponsor: Brock Collins

Each August, the Prospect Registrar will share a list of all eligible juniors and seniors with the NHS Sponsor. All students with a minimum weighted GPA of 3.8 or above will be invited to apply for membership in the Accolade Chapter of the National Honor Society at Prospect. 

Each student must complete an extensive application, including an essay, 10 hours of community service, and two teacher references. In addition, students must uphold the four pillars of NHS throughout their time at Prospect: scholarship, community service, character, and leadership.

2023-2024 NHS DATES:

Informational Meeting: Tuesday, August 22

Application Packet Due: Friday, October 13

Senior Announcements: Friday, October 20

Junior Announcements: Monday, November 6

NHS Induction Ceremony: Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Sponsor: John Camardella

Operation Snowball (OSB) is a club and event that gives Prospect students an opportunity to make a positive impact at school. Student leaders are selected to lead small groups during the retreat that they prepare for throughout the school year. All Prospect students are welcome to participate in the retreat, which is a one-day club/event.

Prom Committee plans our annual prom for junior and senior students to attend.  Members develop friendships, team work and develop leadership skills as they assist in organizing prom fund raising, decorations and theme.

Sponsors: Kristen Ray

For over 50 years Roundtable has celebrated original art, literature and music created by Prospect students. Roundtable offers a place for creative writing time and interaction, feedback, learning about and from creative writers. We sponsor several events and contests, as well as publish a magazine of original works every May.

Sponsors: Michael Andrews

Service Club provides Prospect students with opportunities to not only give back to our larger PHS community but also to develop their leadership abilities and social skills by working side by side with our community partners and other Prospect students to make our world a better place.

Sponsor: Erik Hammerstrom

South Asian Student Assn (SASA) - (Sheela Patel)

SASA aims to help educate Prospect students about South Asian cultures; celebrate the

diverse South Asian cultures; and create a safe environment for South Asian students at Prospect High School.  Some activities may include Diwali celebration, Holi Celebration,

Eid Celebration, Onam Celebration, Multi-Cultural fair, Attending SASA mixers/events(SASA Night), Indian/SA Food Day in Cafeteria/Fundraising Sale, Watch Indian Films After School, Potluck, Hosting a Garba, educating Prospect students about South Asian cultures during AAPI month

Meeting dates and times: After school from 3:20 pm to 4:00pm twice a month.  Check out the weekly activity calendar posted in announcements.

Sponsor: Sheela Patel

Spanish Club provides opportunities for students of all Spanish levels/interest levels to experience and learn about the Hispanic culture in a fun way. Students will participate in various cultural activities: making/trying authentic food, learning about celebrations, watching fine arts performances, volunteering, and partaking in a trivia contest. All students are welcome to our monthly events!

Sponsor: Maria Bakas   Molly Klein

Students in this activity are taught many aspects of prevention, treatment, first aid and rehabilitation of injuries to assist our high school athletes.  The students’ experiences to assist them in deciding whether to enter a career in the medicine and sports training professions.

Sponsor: Shannon Malahy

The Underground students help organize and participate many school-spirit based events throughout the year which are held at Prospect sports events. 

Sponsor: Michelle Fonsino

Theater Angels work in a variety of positions to support the theater by selling concessions and become ushers for shows including an evening of one-acts.  The theater department has 3 seasons (fall, winter and spring productions).  Students do not need to participate in all three. 

Sponsor: Jeremy Morton

UKnight for Minds is a student run club with the objective to spread mental health awareness.  This club provides education, resources, holds bi-monthly meetings, will plan fundraisers and discuss volunteer opportunities.

The Ultimate Frisbee Club (UFC) exists to provide Prospect students a place to form a team with their friends,  compete each Friday in the Fall at Melas Park and have a lot of fun.

Sponsor:  John Camardella

Video Game Club provides an opportunity for SEL experiences for all students and is a great way to make friends.

Sponsor: John Meyers

World Language National Honor Society provides a platform to recognize students’ World Language schievements and promote an interest in their respective cultures.  Students with 4 semesters of French, Italian or Spanish with an overall GPA of 3.0 in the world language class are eligible to participate.

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Sponsors:Jenna Sandstead French 
Natalie Del Percio Italian Maria Bakas Spanish

Sponsors: Nick DelBoccio