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

email:  Mrs. Andreason and Mr. Flottum

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

email:   Mr. Connor

Advisor:  Mr. Sederquist (608) 834-6875

email:  Mr. Sederquist

B-Boy Club (Break 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

Advisor:  Mr. Turrubiartes (608) 834-6814

email:  Mr. Turrubiartes

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

Drama Club is intended to engage students in threatre 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 theatre and improve their roles in theatrical productions.

Advisors:  Mr. Hansen

email:  Mr. Hansen

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.
Advisor:  Mrs. Busse-Borski (608) 834-6821

email:  Mrs. Busse-Borski

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:  Ms, Cohen-Wichner (608) 834-6826

email:  Ms.Cohen-Wichner

Forensics is a competitive speech and drama club.  Students get the opportunity to improve and showcase their speaking and acting skills.  Competitions are held on select Saturdays from January to April around the state.  The club meets from September through May.
Advisor:  Mr. Peschl (608) 834-7542

email:  Mr. Peschl 

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:  Mrs. Molina (608) 834-6813

email:  Mrs. Molina

Advisor:  Mr. McLaughlin (608) 834-6874

email:  Mr. McLaughlin

The Gay-Straight Alliance strives to assure that each member of our school community is valued and respected, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.  We meet to socialize, learn about LGBT issues, and work to create positive change.  Some of our activities include guest speakers,move nights, and field trips to conferences.  We welcome as members any individual, regardless of sexual orientation, who is committed to making SPHS a safe place for all.
Advisor:  Ms. Wagner (608) 834-6722

email:   Ms. Wagner

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:  Mrs. Weber (608) 834-6805

email:  Mrs. Weber

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

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. Gallagher (608) 318-8146

email:  Ms. Gallagher

This club allows SPHS students to share ideas that promote school spirit.  The club meets monthly and plans events such as the Sadie Hawkins dance, monthly movie night, and spirit trophy awards.  Any and all enthusiastic SPHS students are encouraged to attend meetings so that we can keep our high school the best.

Advisor:  Mrs. Heipp (608) 834-6717

email:  Mrs. Heipp

Advisor:  Mrs. Weber (608)834-6805

email:  Mrs. Weber

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. Steve Sveum (608) 834-6780

email:  Mr. Sveum

Junior Statesman Association is a political organization united students interested in American politics and government.  This club is a co-curricular linked to the Advanced Placement Government and Politics class.

Advisor:  Mrs. Mertes (608) 834-6868

email:  Mrs. Mertes

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:  Ms.Revels (608) 834-6815

email:   Ms. Revels

To experience different cultures in Latin American through activities such as movies, food, field trips and discussions.
Advisor:  Ms. Molina (608) 834-6813

email:  Ms. Molina

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

The SPHS Mock Trial is a club for those interested in legal careers and exploring the trial process.  Team members are cast into lawyer and witnesses working through preparing a case to present in a real court room.  The team practices from September to February working with volunteer lawyers and other legal officials.  Our team will scrimmage other schools in the state and compete in the Wisconsin State Bar Mock Trial Competition beginning in February.  Students are encouraged to take the social studies elective Legal Studies and Criminal Science to help prepare for team competition.

Advisor:  Ms. Mertes (608) 834-6868

email:  Ms. Mertes

National Honor Society, a national organization founded in 1921, recognizes  and encourage academic achievement and characteristics essential for good citizenship.  The Sun Prairie High School NHS is a local charter of the national organization. NHS membership is granted to SPHS seniors who meet requirements in these four areas:  Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service.  NHS members perform a minimum of twelve service hours per semester, serve as student role models demonstrating a high level of character, and exhibit leadership within the school. For more information please click on the following link: http://www.sunprairie.k12.wi.us/faculty/jdmerte/nationalhonorsociety.cfm
Advisors:  Mrs. Mertes (608)834-6868 or Mrs. Coulthard (608)384-6854

email:  Mrs. Mertes or Mrs. Coulthard  

Advisor:   TBD

email: 

Advisor:  Mr. Booker (608) 834-6818

email:  Mr. Booker

Otaku Anonymous is a club that meets one to two times a month.  As a club, we get together to study many aspects of Japanese culture, mainly anime.  A meeting typically starts off with learning some Japanese phrases and practicing the newfound knowledge in a dialogue.  Then the rest of the meeting is taken up with watching an episode or two of anime; suggestions are encouraged since everybody's opinion is valued.  If you're a lover of anime, this is the place for you!

Advisor:  Mr. Stensrud (608) 834-6741

email:  Mr. Stensrud

SkiillsUSA 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. Neff (608)318-8183

email:  Mr. Neff      website:   SkillsUSA

Sound Project provides live music at high school athletic events, homecoming, and other community events.
Advisor:  Mr. Melrose (608) 318-8134

email:  Mr. Melrose

This club is for anyone interested in having a good time and learning about Spanish culture and customs.   There are movie nights where everyone gets together, eats pizza, and watches Spanish movies.  We go to Spanish restaurants and some cultural events that are happening in the area.  The Spanish club also participates in the The Melting Pot Luck.
Advisor:  Ms. Deadman (608) 834-6804

email:  Ms. Deadman

The student council at SPHS is a leadership organization that represents the social and political interests of students.  Activities include providing leadership for homecoming, multi-culture week, and winter week, organizing blood drives for the Red Cross, and hosting an annual talent show.
Advisors:  Mr. Keal (608) 834-6748 and Ms. Peters (608) 834-6751

email:  Mr. Keal or Ms. Peters

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

Advisor:  Ms. Mertes (608) 834-6868

email:  Ms. Mertes

Advisor:  Mr. Peschl (608) 834-7521

email:  Mr. Peschl

The yearbook is a 200+ page hard cover book published as a history of each SPHS school year!
Advisors:  Ms. Butler (608) 834-6855 or Ms. Fey (608) 834-6782

email:  Mrs. Butler or  Mrs. Fey

Person to Contact:    Mr. Breuning

*This club is student initiated.  The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact.

Person to Contact:  Ms. Claudette Ketterhagen

*This club is student initiated.  The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact.

Person to Contact:  Mr. Olson

*This club is student initiated.  The adult listed is not an advisor, only a contact.