• Students must be at least an ASL level 2 student.
• Students must have at least a 3.5 GPA in ASL coursework.
• Students must complete service hours within the Deaf community.

The goal of the CCHS Engineering Club is to teach students engineering concepts in a fun way that will broaden their knowledge of engineering and allow them to interact with other students who have a shared interest in engineering. 

The Engineering Club allows students to explore a variety of engineering fields and exposes students to the many different careers available in the fields of engineering through the use of guest speakers.  The Club expands students’ leadership skills by conducting demonstrations, lab activities, and community outreach events. The Engineering Club reinforces the importance of other related classes, such as math and chemistry.  

Sponsor: Mrs. Katie Chappell Click HERE to email.

Do you enjoy movies, popcorn, and hanging out with friends? Consider joining the Film Society. We host films throughout the year, typically on Friday evenings from 6:30-9:30 P.M. The viewing of each film is followed by a brief discussion about the artistic and entertaining elements of the films as well as the worldviews they portray. Movie choices change from year to year, representing different genres, both classic and contemporary. Popcorn, drinks, and light refreshments are provided. A signed permission form (see below) is required to participate. Anyone who has a signed permission form and has paid their dues may be a part of the Film Society.

Sponsor: 

Mr. Ron Perkins Click HERE to email.

Calvary Film Society - Permission Form 2020-21

Click HERE to pay club dues.

Matthew 4:19 “Come, follow me,” Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people.”

The purpose of the Calvary Christian High School Fishing Club is to engage in the art and sport of fishing and to build lifelong relationships in the model of Christ and his Disciples.

Members of the Fishing Club will not only learn and practice new fishing skills, they will also serve the community by learning to be good stewards of the marine environment through learning sustainable recreational fishing practices and participating in events like beach cleanups and habitat restoration.  Club fishing opportunities will extend throughout the year.  

Sponsor: 

Mr. Paul Matthews Click HERE to email.

The International Thespian Society (ITS) is the honor society for secondary school theatre  students. Membership is granted for the performance of meritorious work in theatre arts. High  school Thespian induction eligibility requirements and procedures are detailed below:

• To become a Thespian, a student must earn 10 points, the equivalent of 100 hours of work.

1. Previously inducted Junior Thespians automatically begin their high school careers with 5 points.

2. One point represents approximately 10 hours of excellent work.

3. Work hours can be earned by work on or in a theatre production - ex: stagehand, costume crew, sound and/or lighting technician, actors, set crew, management team, stage management, and other director approved positions.

• At the troupe director's discretion, students may earn up to five (5) points toward induction through participation in community, children's, middle school, or professional theatre - Once inducted students may continue to earn points for theatre participation outside of school.

• Students are expected to relay participation hours to the director with proof of participation by filling out the point record sheet, here.

If you were a previous Junior Thespian please fill out the appropriate application, here. If you were never a Junior Thespian, but would like to be considered for a High School Thespian please fill out the appropriate application, here.

Sponsor: Miss Rebecca Mulder Click HERE to email.

The Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide services, build character and develop leadership. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Cari Gibson

Calvary Christian High School has a local chapter of the Math Honor Society called Mu Alpha Theta. The main purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to stimulate a deeper interest in mathematics and an appreciation of its Creator. Students meeting the eligibility requirements may apply for membership into the organization. An email to eligible new members is sent out in January. The formal induction ceremony is held in the spring. 

•          Students must be in grades 10 – 12.
•          Students must have successfully completed at least 2 of the following courses: Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II. 
•          Students must have a minimum of a 3.0 GPA in mathematics. 

Sponsor: Dr. Matt Kellogg Click HERE to email.

The NEHS motto, "gelast sceal mid are," is Old English for: "duty goes with honor." The motto represents one of the earliest forms of our language—it affirms and celebrates an obligation to use one's gifts in service to others. Service to peers, school, and community is part and parcel of the NEHS mission—and, indeed, in the grammatical structure of the Old English phrase, "duty" actually precedes "honor."

Calvary students interested in the NEHS will work to establish this club and its influence in our school culture and on our local community. 

Sponsor: Mrs. Christy Dupee Click HERE to email.

Odyssey of the Mind is an international creative problem-solving program. It challenges students, having them use their talents and knowledge to create a final production. In Odyssey of the Mind, team members will combine creativity, engineering, and the arts and compete with other schools around the state. The students form teams of 5-7, each of which are tasked with a short and long term problem. 
The short-term problem is completed the day of the competition, and tests the team’s creativity and out-of-the-box thinking. The team prepares for the long-term problem for months. Solving this problem needs artistic skills like set-building, costume-making, creating props, acting, and lots of comedy as well as more scientific skills like math, engineering, mechanics and carpentry. Because of the wide range of requirements, a good Odyssey team needs a variety of different talents and personalities to succeed. In Odyssey of the Mind, students have fun while they work as a team to develop their creativity and problem solving abilities.

Sponsor: Mrs.Kelly Trill Click HERE to email.

The mission of the CCHS SNHS is to encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought through a Biblical worldview. Our goal is to advance the students’ knowledge, to communicate with the scientific community, and to aid the civic community with its comprehension of science. Students are encouraged to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind. 

Sponsors:  

Ms. Tori Hale Click HERE to email.

Mr. Brandon Rust Click HERE to email.

Mr. Paul Matthews Click HERE to email.

The mission of the National Spanish Honor Society is to recognize high achievement in Spanish by students of secondary schools and to promote continuity of interest in Hispanic studies. Calvary Christian High School established our chapter, Calvario, in 2014. In addition to promoting an appreciation for Spanish language and culture, the SHS is also responsible for the Spanish Peer Tutoring Program at Calvary. 

Invitations will be sent out via email in January to all Spanish students who are eligible to join.  You do not need to fill out an application. To join the society, eligible students must use the provided link in the email to pay $15 dues. Paying your dues automatically signs you up for the Society. Induction will be held in February.

The Worldview & Debate club will help students engage in thoughtful discussions over a diversity of unique and relevant topics on culture, economics, ethics, politics, and religion. Through this, students will be challenged to respectfully and intellectually discuss controversial issues from across America and the world. Weekly discussion meetings will be held, which will conclude with a monthly debate. There are neither winners nor losers, only better arguments. 

“He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that. His reasons may be good… but if he is unable to refute the reasons on the opposite side… he has no ground for preferring either opinion. He must be able to hear them from persons who actually believe them… he must know them in their most plausible and persuasive form.” -John Stuart Mill

Sponsor: Dr. Michael Berhow. Click HERE to email.