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Academic Decathlon
Academic Decathlon is a club to improve a student's study and communication skills by exploring a wide array of topics including: art, music, math, economics, language and literature, science, social sciences, speech, essay and interview. Students will have many opportunities to travel and compete.
Advisors: Ms. Andreason (608) 834-6860 and Mr. Flottum
Email: Ms. Andreason and Mr. Flottum
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Amnesty Club
Amnesty International is a global movement of people fighting injustice and promoting human rights. In 1977 AI received the Nobel Peace Prize. AISPHS works to educate the community about human rights and take simple but effective action to end human rights abuses around the world.
Advisor: Mr. Piotrowski (608) 834-6853
email: Mr. Piotrowski
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Asian Multicultural Club
In the Asian Multicultural Club, students enjoy learning about different Asian cultures. Students participate in talent shows, tournaments and share information about Asian cultures. It's a great way to meet new people and learn about your friends.
Advisor: Mr. Connor (608) 834-6814 kcconnor@sunprairieschools.org
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Athletes Committed
Advisor: Ms. Olson
email: jlolson@sunprairieschools.org
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| Aviation Club |
Advisor: Mr. Sederquist (608) 834-6875
email: Mr. Sederquist |
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| B - Boy Club (Dance) |
A chance to learn how to break dance, express yourself through dance, or just have a place to practice breaking in preparation for future competitions.
Advisor: Mr. Connor (608) 834-6814
email: Mr. Connor |
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| DECA |
DECA provides students with skills and knowledge to succeed in a global economy. DECA is an organization of goal-oriented youth with career interests in marketing, management and entrepreneurship.
Advisor: Ms. Sarah Hart-Olson (608) 834-6786
email: Ms. Hart-Olson |
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| Drama Club |
Drama Club is intended to engage students in theater appreciation activities throughout the school year. Students involved in Drama Club take field trips to see theatrical performances all over the Madison area. Drama Club members also support dramatic students productions and forensics competitions at the high school Finally, Drama Club members participate in activities designed to enhance their understanding of theater and improve their roles in theatrical productions.
Advisors: Ms. Heuer (608) 834-6759
email: Ms. Heuer
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| FCCLA |
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, Inc. is a nonprofit national career and technical students organization that promotes personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education.
Advisors: Ms. Zellner 608-834-6824
email: Ms. Zellner |
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| FFA |
If you are interested in Animals, Plants, Conservation, Environmental Science, Biotechnology, Food Science, or Agribusiness; FFA and Agricultural Education is perfect for you. Sun Prairie FFA is a student run organization in which you take what you've learned in Agricultural Courses and apply it to the real world. FFA meetings are held in 2745(Mr. Kvalheim's Classroom). Activities include district, state, and national speaking and judging competitions, conventions, leadership conferences and many local activities and events. FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.
Advisor: Mr Kvalheim
email: kdkvalh@sunprairieschools.org
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| Forensics |
The forensics team is a competitive speech, interpretation, and acting club. Practices begin in December and are held on Wednesdays after school in the LGI (3:30 - 5:00 pm) and Thursday evenings (6:30 - 8:30 pm) in the Library. Competitions are on Saturdays and run from January through March. The team is open to all SPHS students interested in improving their public speaking skills.
Advisor: Mr. Peschl (608) 834-7521
email: Mr. Peschl |
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| French Club |
In French Club students learn about french speaking cultures by cooking, watching movies, listening to francophone music, visiting French House and doing other cultural activities. Venez nombreux!!
Advisor: Ms. Hernandez (608) 834-6813
email: Ms. Hernandez |
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FEA
FEA (Future Educators) is focused on exposing students to the rewards, joys, and challenges of careers in education. The mission of FEA is to foster the recruitment and development of prospective educators worldwide through the dissemination of innovative programming and relevant research. By elevating the image of teaching, FEA will attract dynamic and diverse students who will become tomorrow's great educators. Participants interested in attending the National FEA Conference will have the opportunity to fundraise throughout the year. The organizations is also focused on volunteering with students in the younger grades and being teacher assistants during summer school. FEA meets every other Thursday at 7:40 a.m.
Advisor: Ms. Jarecki
email: djarec@sunprairieschools.org
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| Games Club |
Games Club is a place for gamers together and share time playing the games they love. The club is welcome to so called nerds and geeks alike who share an interest in card games, board games, and video games. Students tend to play card games like Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, and even euchre. Board games like Settlers of Catan are played from time to time and all video games played are required to be appropriate for school. Come join us sometime!
Advisor: Mr. McLaughlin (608) 834-6874
email: Mr. McLaughlin |
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| GSA |
Gender Sexuality Alliance
Gender Sexuality Alliance is an organization for students from all different backgrounds. Members meet twice a month for support, fun and activism. We try to raise awareness about bullying and harassment in schools, as well as promote equality and support for all students. If this sounds like something you are interested, come join us!
Advisor: Mrs. Peters
email: Mrs. Peters |
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| German Club |
German Club encourages students with common interests in the German language and culture to associate with each other and supplement class with related activities. German Club raises funds for German Day and travel abroad. Activities include decorating a Homecoming window, selling German candies and calendars, co-sponsoring an international dinner and German Day, and taking a trip to the folk fair.
Advisor: Ms. Gleiss (608) 834-6805
email: Ms. Gleiss |
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Go Club
Go is an ancient board game which originated in China. The SPHS Go Club meets weekly to learn and enjoy the game, teach new players, and get stronger on the board.
Advisor: Mr. Piotrowski (608) 834-6853
email: Mr. Piotrowski
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| History Club |
This club is for anyone interested in having a good time and talking about historical events and current political topics. There are movie nights where everyone getstogether, eats pizza, and watches historical movies. The History Club also co-sponsors The Battle of the Bands.
Advisor: Mr. Braatz (608) 834-6867
email: Mr. Braatz |
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| HOSA-Health Occupation Students of America |
HOSA is a national student organization that promotes interests in health careers and provides leadership opportunities. Students can participate in the fall leadership conference, in various competitions during our spring state conference which occurs at Chula Vista Resort in the Dells and participate in other various school events like window painting during homecoming. Every year students can participate in community service projects like, Special Olympics, Project Linus blankets or making layettes. Open to all 9th-12th grade students interested in the Health Care field.
Advisor: Ms. Cvikel (608) 834-6832/6705
email: Ms. Cvikel
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Insanity Club
Insanity Club is designed to provide students in grades 8-12 the opportunity to work out before school. The workout program is designed to lead students through a wide variety of workouts and help students improve their fitness level. The club meets Monday through Thursday at 6:15 am at Cardinal Heights Upper Middle School Gym and/or weight room.
Advisor: Mr. Stensrud
email: cjstens@sunprairieschools.org
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| Interact Club |
Advisor: Ms. Buchanan (608) 834-6877
email: blbucha@sunprairieschools.org |
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| Jazz Ensembles |
The purpose of the Jazz Ensembles is to introduce students to jazz and to provide opportunities to learn and perform various styles of jazz. Students learn to perform in the proper style, work on improvisation, and learn relevant history as it relates to music and performance. Ensembles perform both in school and throughout the community.
Advisor: Mr. Sveum (608) 834-6780 / Mr. Rush (608) 834-6781 / Mr. Hering
email: Mr. Sveum / Mr. Rush / Mr. Hering |
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| Key Club |
Key Club is part of a worldwide network of service organizations. We are committed to helping our school, our community, and the world. The community constantly contacts us about volunteer opportunities for our members to participate in as a group or as individuals. If you want to make a difference, Key Club is for you.
Advisor: Mrs. Tubbs
email: lltubbs@sunprairieschools.org |
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| Latin Culture Club |
To experience different cultures in Latin American through activities such as movies, food, field trips and discussions.
Advisor: Ms. Figueroa
email: srfigue@sunprairieschools.org |
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LINK Crew
Advisor: Mrs. Schaub (608) 834-6801
email: mlschau@sunprairieschools.org
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| Math League |
Math Team is a club in which teams of students go to different schools in the Madison area to compete against students from other schools. At each meet, individuals take a mental math test, individual math test, and a group test with their team. Each meet tests on a different subject or theme of high school mathematics. At the end of the meet, those with high scores are awarded with medals or ribbons. Math Team can be a very fun way to meet other students from your school and other schools in the area.
Advisor: Ms. Konz (608) 834-6880
email: Ms. Konz
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| National Honor Society (NHS) |
Sun Prairie High School NHS Web Page
National Honor Society is a service organization. Students who have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or above after five semesters of high school and who also meet the requirements of the other three areas (Character, Leadership, and Service) are granted membership in the spring of their junior year. During senior year, members must complete 10 hours of service work each semester, through school or community based activities.
NHS meetings are held on Tuesday mornings before school in the high school library.
Advisors: Mrs. Griffin (608) 834-6740 and Ms. Zeman (608) 834-6723
email: Mrs. Griffin or Ms. Zeman |
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Office Busters
Advisor: Mrs. Schmidt
email: meschmi@sunprairieschools.org
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| Otaku Anonymous |
"Otaku Anonymous is a club that meets once a week to watch and discuss anime. Join this club to connect with students who love anime like you do! Students from the club even get together on their own to attend conventions and cosplay. While we meet once a week, you don't need to make it to every meeting: there isn't any sort of attendance minimum requirement you need to meet. If you like anime, like getting together informally with people who share the same interest, or are just interested in any of these things: join Otaku Anonymous!"
Advisor: Mr. Stensrud (608) 834-6741
email: Mr. Stensrud |
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Physics Club
In Physics Club we explore how physics relates to our lives and our futures. During the club we explore interesting topics in the news related to physics, watch education videos about topics that we wish to learn more abut, and discuss unique ideas discovered by physicists. Every wondered the possibility of time travel? Travel through space? Ever wondered what time really is? How about the multiple dimensions that could make up our existence? Stop by some time to join us in exploring physics.
Advisor: Mr. McLaughlin (608) 834-6874
email: Mr. McLaughlin
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| SkillsUSA |
SkillsUSA is a nationally recognized student-run high school organization preparing students for leadership in the world of work. Students participate in leadership workshops, community service events, fundraising, technical & leadership0 competitions. Some other opportunities include the Supermileage Challenge, UW Engineering Expo, and Rube Goldberg Competition.
Advisor: Mr. Bliefernicht
email: kmblief@sunprairieschools.org
website: SkillsUSA |
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| Student Council |
Student Council is a student-led organization intent on providing students a way to participate in their school as peer leaders, as well as contribute to the positive community through collaboration with staff and administration. Student Council is responsible for planning Homecoming Week activities, Pink Out, three annual blood drives, a talent show, fall and spring charity drives, a winter week celebration, CAPS for the Cure, Culture Week in the spring, as well as other events as needed. The students are encouraged to promote constructive participation and inspire all students in the school community to do the same. If you are interested, please come join us!
Advisors: Mr. Keal (608) 834-6748 and Mrs. Peters (608) 834-6751
email: Mr. Keal or Ms. Peters |
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| S.A.D.D. |
The S.A.D.D. mission is to provide students with the best prevention and intervention tools possible to deal with the serious issues young adults are facing today. The idea of empowerment is to build students confidence and ability to create changes and manage behavior in a way that results in healthy life choices. S.A.D.D. promotes a message of "No Use" of alcohol or other drugs and encourages students not to participate in activities with destructive consequences. S.A.D.D. offers life lessons that will lead members well in the 21st century.
Advisor: Mr. Olson (608) 834-6816
email: Mr. Olson |
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| SPHS Theatre Productions |
Theatre Productions presents two shows each year - a fall musical in November and a spring play in May. The goal is to teach students interested in theatre skills that will help them to be successful adults. We also hope to foster student collaboration and enjoyment of the performing arts. Rehearsals for the productions are typically after school with some evening and weekend rehearsals.
Advisor: Ms. Heuer
email: mmheuer@sunprairieschools.org |
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Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate Frisbee Club is intended to engage students in the sport of ultimate Frisbee throughout the school year. Students involved in Ultimate Frisbee Club play ultimate weekly in Sun Prairie with teammates during early autumn and spring. Ultimate Frisbee Club members also compete with Madison-area highs school ultimate teams in scrimmages and league play. Finally, Ultimate Frisbee Club members study the game of ultimate, commit to improving their skills as players of ultimate, and maintain the spirit of the game philosophy on and off the field.
Advisor: Mr. Hansen (608) 834-6744 / Mr. Strader (608) 834-6746
email: Mr. Hansen / Mr. Strader
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| Yearbook Club |
They Sun Prairie High School Yearbook Club creates the annual Yearbook for the school and community. The students produce a color, 200+page Yearbook, using on-line software from the Jostens Company. The students learn how to create appealing pages applying desktop publishing techniques and journalism styles. There are also many leadership positions available for our students. Our meetings are after school om Monday's in Room 2210, starting at 3:15. Come and be a part of the history of our high school!
Advisors: Ms. Butler (608) 834-6855 or Ms. Fey (608) 834-6807
email: Ms. Butler or Ms. Rogers |
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| Bowling Club* |
Person to Contact: Mr. Breuning
*This club is student initiated. The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact. |
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| SPHS Equestrian Club* |
Person to Contact: Ms. Sands (1HAPPYJET46@gmail.com)
*This club is student initiated. The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact. |
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| Students Living a Mission* |
Person to Contact: Tim Farell (Student)
*This club is student initiated. The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact. |
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NBSC Trap Shooting Club*:
Trap Club is for the student whom is interested in learning to shoot trap or does shoot trap competitively. We meet once a week on Thursday's at the North Bristol Sportsman's Club to practice and shoot matches. All are welcome to join. No experience necessary, however per club rules you do need to have completed and have proof of completion of Wisconsin Hunters Education in order to Shoot.
Any questions can be sent to the following
Bill Hunsicker @ medic1wisc@charter.net
*This club is student initiated. The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact.
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Nerby, Keith
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Principal |
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(608) 834-6717 |
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Nee, Eric
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Athletics & Activities Director |
Email |
(608) 834-6715; (608) 834-6713 |
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