Student Clubs

ASL Club / ASL National Honor Society

Bobcat Academic Team

We do academic competitions - mainly Academic Games (3 seasons August – January), School Duel (February or March), and the Commissioner's Academic Challenge (also February).

Club Sponsor: Sandra Marglin
Meeting Time/Location: Tuesdays at Santaluces HS at 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM from August to January. Students are released from 7th period at 3:00 PM. When no competition is scheduled for that week, we meet / practice in Room 8-212 from 3:30 PM - 4:15 PM.

Bobcat Buddies

Bobcat Dance Alliance

The purpose of Bobcat Dance Alliance is to promote dance at BRCHS and to provide a variety of dance classes. This is accomplished by offering dance classes taught by faculty and students. BDA (along with the Dance Class) also provides performance experience to all by producing a showcase at the end of the school year. Members of BDA explore different styles of dance at each meeting (hip-hop, jazz, ballet, contemporary, Latin dance, swing, tap, afrobeat, step, zumba, exc.) and are able to choreograph dances for the BDA showcase.

Club Sponsor: Tiffany Schwartz
Meeting Time/Location: 1st & 3rd Friday at 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM in the dance room, 2nd & 4th Friday at 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM in the dance room (showcase rehearsals).

Bobcat Film

Bobcat Kitchen

Bobcats Help the Community

Boca High Car Club

Brazilian Club

Students will share their knowledge about Brazilian culture through music, books, and personal experience. Students will share their experience in a new country and will help new Brazilian students at school with the language and information about high school. The club aims to promote cultural events at school to promote Brazilian culture.

Club Sponsor: Alessandra Ourives
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Wednesday after school from 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM, Room 4-109

Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy

Chick-fil-A Leader Academy is a national high school leadership program focused on IMPACT THROUGH ACTION. In partnership with Chick-fil-A Inc., Chick-fil-A Leader Academy brings a fresh approach to leadership and empowers young people to make a
positive difference. Students must be selected each year through an application process.

Club Sponsor: Sarah Call
Meeting Time/Location: Twice a month during both Gold and Blue Lunches, Room 4-214

Class of 2025

Combat for Coral

Florida has the largest coral reef ecosystem in the U.S. Coral reefs are incredible natural resources that must be protected. The preservation of our reefs directly affects our lives in many ways. This club's mission is to create awareness, educate, demonstrate, and engage students in active participation in our local efforts to conserve our reefs. We will provide an opportunity for students to take a leadership role in saving reefs and a chance to preserve the planet's resources for future generations.

Club Sponsor: Tamara Zeien
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Friday after school, Room
5-205

Computer Science Club

Connect for Cancer

Cookie Club

Crochet Club

Debate Club

DECA Club

Drama Club

Drama Club is open to all Boca High students. It is a place where all Boca Drama activities are planned, fundraising is organized and schedules are created for all the drama events throughout the year.

Club Sponsor: Mitchell Worrell-Olson
Meeting Time/Location: Fridays after school from 3:30 PM - 4:15 PM in the Theatre. Officer Meetings are every other Wednesday from 3:20 PM - 4:10 PM in the Theatre.

Dungeons & Dragons Club

This is a game-oriented club. Students create and design their own characters & campaigns. While we are open to beginners and experienced players, having a solid group to play with will keep campaigns continuous and fun for all. Dungeon Masters (campaign creators/leaders) are always a plus!

Club Sponsor: Elizabeth Matrician
Meeting Time/Location: Every Monday after school from 3:20 PM - 4:30 PM, Room 8-307.

Ed Rocks

Environmental Club

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

First Priority

Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA)

French Honor Society

Friends of Fuller Kindness Club

Gender and Sexualities Alliance (GSA)

Glamour Gals

Greek Club

Guitar

Haitian Club

Hope for Kids

Our club will be dedicated to brightening the lives of sick and underprivileged children. We will do this by holding meetings and toy/gift drives. To ensure high school participation, we would offer service hours for wrapping toys/gifts for the drive and for attending the meetings after school. In these meetings, we will discuss upcoming events or projects, as well as creating cards to hand out at children’s hospitals/centers. We also plan on having different holiday-themed events to assist every kid in having a good holiday experience.

Club Sponsor: Jodi Shegota
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Monday after school, Room 4-216

Immigrant Student Guidance Club

The I.S.G.C club's mission is to help guide new immigrant students, from all over the world, to become successful students and feel part of the Boca High community. Created by former immigrant students who wish they had a club like this to be a part of when they first arrived to the country.

Club Sponsor: Andrea Granda
Meeting Time/Location: Once a month after school on Wednesdays from 3:20 PM - 4:20 PM, Room 8-102

Italian Club

Jewish Student Union (JSU)

Key Club

Kosher Food Club

Latinos In Action

To prepare students on, college and career readiness, the curriculum bolsters students' current academic performance while preparing them for their futures as college-bound students and contributing members of society. The curriculum offers high-quality instruction on post-secondary education options and readiness, personal development, professionalism, and an exploration of one's cultural heritage through literary and performing arts.

Leadership Development: Each LIA student gains real-life leadership experience by participating in student-lead service, social, and professional committees. We are scaffolding their leadership skills and then infusing the students back into the school community, better prepared to lead and serve.

Literacy Tutoring: From approximately October to April, LIA students serve as role models, mentors, and literacy tutors for neighboring elementary school students. This partnership helps both parties develop linguistic proficiency, refine social skills, and deepen their understanding of the value of being bilingual, biliterate, and bicultural.

Club Sponsor: Andrew Sloan
Meeting Time/Location: 2nd Monday of each month at 3:45 PM, Room 4-109

Math Honors Society

Medical Honor Society

Mid-Point Dance Crew

Muslim Students Association (MSA)

National Art Honor Society (NAHS)

National English Honor Society (NEHS)

The National English Honor Society (NEHS) is a national organization that recognizes high school students for their academic achievements in English and promotes their interest in the English language arts.

The National English Honor Society (NEHS), founded and sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, is the only international organization exclusively for secondary students and faculty who, in the field of English, merit special note for past and current accomplishments. Individual secondary schools are invited to petition for a local chapter, through which individuals may be inducted into Society
membership. Immediate benefits of affiliation include academic recognition, scholarship and award eligibility, and opportunities for networking with others who share enthusiasm for, and accomplishment in, the language arts.

Club Sponsor: Krystina Liosatos
Meeting Time/Location: TBD

National Honor Society (NHS)

The National Honor Society (NHS) is an organization for high schoolers that promotes leadership, service, character, and scholarship. There are over one million students participating in NHS activities today, in all 50 states and territories of the United
States. To become a National Honor Society member, you must apply in our Google Classroom (Code kskkrn5)

A minimum GPA of 3.0 is eligible to apply for membership into the National Honor Society. To be admitted, students must show academic commitment, leadership experience, and good
character.

The purpose of the National Honor Society is to elevate students’ and schools’ academics, leadership, and community engagement. NHS benefits students, communities, and colleges. Colleges have a way of seeing the academic and service commitment of an applicant through his or her membership.

Club Sponsor: Ashley Troy-Polidori
Meeting Time/Location: Once a month on Thursday after school, blue benches near the cafeteria. Actual dates announced 2 weeks before. Events TBD every semester.

No Place for Hate

Pawpals

This club works with no-kill shelters and other animal welfare organizations to fund, support and bring awareness about homeless and endangered animals. We work to advance animal welfare, safety, socialization, and to support local shelters by coordinating community service outreach, fundraisers and other events. Members collect items and funds to be donated to shelters and organizations in need.

Club Sponsor: Lydia Manha
Meeting Time/Location: Two events TBD; required every semester.

Pickleball Club

Ping Pong Club

Poetry Club

Project Life Club

Project Men

Project Men is a mentorship program to help young kings reach their full potential mentally, academically, and, of course, emotionally. By doing so, a lot of information or links about scholarships, internships, community service hours, and mental health services are offered to the group members. We think it is important to empathize and support each other as it's always time to build and achieve. Project Men is ready to connect and protect the brotherhood.

Club Sponsor: Mackeral Etienne
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Tuesday during Gold Lunch, Room 4-106F (Blue Lunch location, TBA)

Prom

Psych Club

Social club with a flair for Psychology. We try to bring a guest speaker each year to talk about college/career options. We also ran an experiment, collected data, and analyzed our findings. We do a fall holiday party and club building activities throughout the year. All are welcome to join, no GPA requirements or fees. Community service hours can be earned through our club as well.

Club Sponsor: Elizabeth Matrician
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Wednesday after school, Room 8-307. Meetings usually conclude around 4:00 PM

Psychology Honor Society (Psi Alpha)

RoBOCAts

Rotary Interact Club

Take action, build international understanding, and make new friends around the world. Interact clubs bring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. Interact clubs organize at least two projects every year, one that helps their school or community and one that promotes international understanding. Rotary club sponsors mentor and guide interactors as they carry out projects and develop leadership skills.

Club Sponsor: Sarah Call
Meeting Time/Location: Every Wednesday before school at 7:45 AM, Room 4-214

Russian Club

Science National Honor Society (SNHS)

SECME (Science Engineering Communications Mathematics Enrichment)

Students participate in STEM activities such as building mousetrap cars, water bottle rockets, bridges and generators. Students may also compete in Brain Bowl trivia, on-the-spot build challenges, and still other competitions involve the Arts. Students compete in essay writing as well as the SECME school banner contest. Students compete at the District Olympiad and winning entries move on to the SECME National Competition Finals.

Club Sponsor: Phyllis Pacilli
Meeting Time/Location: Wednesdays after school from 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM

Sports Analytics Club

The Sports Fanatics Club is designed to create a community for students who are passionate about sports and want to engage in meaningful discussions about current events in the sports world. The club will meet twice a month on Wednesdays during Gold Lunch, allowing students to connect over their shared interests. The club will serve as a platform for students to discuss recent developments in various sports, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the sports industry.

Mr. Moncilovich will offer presentations on career paths within the sports industry, such as refereeing and sports business management, providing students with valuable insights into potential future careers. Through discussions and presentations, students will enhance their ability to analyze sports events, statistics, and industry trends, building critical thinking skills that are valuable both academically and professionally.

The Sports Fanatics Club aims to be a positive addition to the school’s extracurricular offerings, promoting both social interaction and academic exploration of the sports industry. We believe this club will not only enhance students’ school experience but also open doors to potential career opportunities in the sports world.

Club Sponsor: Zachary Moncilovich
Meeting Time/Location: Twice a Month on Wednesdays during Gold Lunch

Stressed Out Students (SOS)

Student Government Association (SGA) / Leadership

Students Speak Up For Kids

The Unbreakable Club

The Unbreakable Organization is an existing non-profit organization formed in the aftermath of the tragic events at MSD high school by alumni and teachers who survived the incident. The non-profit provides scholarships, counseling, and community to those who have been traumatized by gun violence. The purpose of the club would be to act as an extension of the organization, spreading scholarship opportunities and mental health resources to our own students, as well as fund-raising for the organization as a whole.

Club Sponsor: Alessandro Contessa
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Tuesday after school, Room 8-301

Thrifting and Threading

Thrifting and threading would be a club focused on the economic and environmental benefits of thrifting. It would teach members how to up-cycle clothes and the importance of rescuing items that would commonly be discarded. This club would create a safe environment for members, allow them to connect with others with similar hobbies, and would also teach students how thrifting can be financially responsible.

Club Sponsor: Stacey Lederberg
Meeting Time/Location: Every first and last Thursday of the month after school for around 30 minutes.

Water Sports Club

The Water Sports Club will serve Boca High as a place for any students who are interested in water-based sports (wakeboarding, water-skiing, skimboarding) to interact and bond over their shared interests. Our meetings in the class will allow beginners and newcomers to learn the essentials in form, technique, and water safety for a variety of water-based sports/activities from their more experienced peers. Our meetings outside of the classroom will see students trying something like wakeboarding for the first time or helping others learn how to water ski at places like "Ski Rixen" or "Shark Park 561."

Club Sponsor: Alessandro Contessa
Meeting Time/Location: Every other Monday after school, Room 8-301

Clubs and Extracurricular Activities