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We offer all of our students a 360-degree educational experience while attending Reagan High School. With over 80 clubs and organizations, students can explore and participate in enriching extra-curricular activities in addition to coursework to expand their opportunities. To maximize learning, students are encouraged to take an active approach in clubs and organizations.
A.C.E Mentor Program
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OK150
Jacob Brune and Patrick A. Ward
jbrune@neisd.net and pward@neisd.net
Academic World Quest Club
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CT214
Whitehead, Kirby
kwhite1@neisd.net
Alzheimer's Association of Ronald Reagan High School
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OK153
Sanchez, Martha
msanch17@neisd.net
American Cancer Society on Campus
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NM155
Lowe, Gloria
glowe@neisd.net
Astronomy Club
The Astronomy Club, more formally known as the Reagan Astronomical Association, is a student-run organization dedicated to learning more about the forces and the objects that shape our universe.
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RI246
Jones, Michelle
mjones1@neisd.net
AVID
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KY128
Gail Newberg
gnewbe@neisd.net
Band
The Reagan Band is one of the country's premiere performing ensemble. Comprising of over 300 students, the Reagan Band annually performs in front of thousands of audience members with their cutting edge marching shows, and concerts. The Reagan Band has a history of excellence that includes countless Marching Band Championships, and performances across the country (including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and Rose Parade to name a few!). We would love to have you in the Reagan Band and look
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BANDHALL
Gregory White
gwhite@neisd.net
Biology Club
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MT405
Emma McCormick
emccor@neisd.net
Charmer Pep Squad
Pep Squad is our level 1 extracurricular dance team program that includes summer/after school practices, numerous performance opportunities, supporting our athletic programs, building friendships with your team, competing in the spring, and student leadership. Students will help promote school spirit through team traditions in addition to learning basic jazz/ballet fundamentals (leaps, turns, performance quality). Students will receive training with the goal of auditioning for our Junior Varsity
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DANCE STUDIO
Brooke McGilloway
bmcgil@neisd.net
Cheerleading
The purpose of the cheer organization is to provide school wide spirit. Cheerleaders are present year round in all athletic events, public appearances, and community interaction. A mandatory tryout meeting is held in January. Tryouts are usually the end of February or early March. Cheerleaders will perform year round.
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DANCE STUDIO
Jordan Hays
jhays1@neisd.net
Chess Club
Chess Club is a social organization that seeks to bring students together to play and learn more about the game of Chess. Chess Club is open to all students and is extremely flexible and light-hearted group with members of all skill levels including several who have never played before and are just learning the rules and basic moves of the game. Chess Club meets in person and has snacks for those attending the informal meetings and tournaments. The next move is yours.
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MS301
Dennis Johnson
djohns13@neisd.net
Chinese Culture Club
To promote Chinese language and culture in Reagan HS and filter middle schools. Students will be able to learn authentic language and Chinese food, songs, holidays, etc. through our monthly club meetings.
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LA133
Xueling Xu
xxu@neisd.net
Choir
If you love to sing, beatbox, dance, and perform, Reagan Choir is the place to be. Choir is open to all students from 9-12 grade. Choir is a class so you must have room in your schedule, but anyone can join our Vocal Libre class and begin to learn good singing technique, music reading skills, and performance skills. If you already have experience, you can audition to be in one of our advanced competition groups. We have something for everyone and the more you participate in the Reagan choir
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CHOIR
Mary Cowart and Gavin Magee
mcowar3@neisd.net and gmagee@neisd.net
Color Guard
The Reagan Colorguard is a performing group within the Reagan Band community. The Reagan Colorguard performs alongside the Reagan Band at football games, and competes in the spring semester in their own circuits around Texas and the United States. The Reagan Guard has consistently been one of the top performing groups in Texas and is perfect for anyone that wants to learn a new skill and perform in front of thousands of people! YOU DO NOT NEED ANY PRIOR EXPERIENCE WHATSOEVER TO JOIN COLORGUARD!
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Computer Science Club
Computer Science club is for the student interested in programming competitions, hackathons, game development, and computer science academics. Those students that are considering pursuing further studies in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and other related disciplines are also welcome to join the club.
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TN317
Daniel Rodriguez
drodri18@neisd.net
Creative Writing Club
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VT256
Danica Landeros
dlande1@neisd.net
Dance Team (JV) - Silver Stars
The philosophy of the Reagan High School spirit squad is to be the cornerstone of spirit for Reagan High School. The Ronald Reagan spirit program members are crowd leaders, spirit raisers, ambassadors, athletes, and entertainers who abide by a strict work ethic.
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DANCE STUDIO
Alexis Bonilla
abonil2@neisd.net
Dance Team (Varsity) - Diamond Dancers
The philosophy of the Reagan High School spirit squad is to be the cornerstone of spirit for Reagan High School. The Ronald Reagan spirit program members are crowd leaders, spirit raisers, ambassadors, athletes, and entertainers who abide by a strict work ethic.
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CON203
Kimberly Rose
krose@neisd.net
Debate
Debate is a competitive, tournament-driven activity that emphasizes critical thinking, research, and communication skills. Every year, we are given a new topic to debate. At competitions, teams from different schools will take turns giving speeches in which they outline their positions, offer supporting evidence, and refute the other side’s arguments. There will also be opportunities to ask questions during cross-examination periods. It is an activity that rewards hard work and commitment – no o
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FA101
DiPiazza, Philip
pdipia@neisd.net
DECA
DECA is a business organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in the fields of marketing, finance, hospitality, management while building their skills in competence, innovation, integrity and teamwork. DECA offers students an opportunity for scholarships, social engagement, community service, networking with local businesses, and most notably, COMPETITION. DECA has meetings once a month and we compete 3 times throughout the school year (estimated dates: January, late Febru
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IND116
Michelle Moore
mmoore1@neisd.net
Empowerment Club Co-exist
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Fashion Club
The Fashion Club is a place for all creative minds. Our purpose is to provide community, enhance student interest in fashion, and create fun activities related to fashion and current trends. Anyone is welcome to join the Fashion Club. If you have a love for fashion and being creative, we'd love to see what you've got!
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GA121
Strong, Kamari
kstron@neisd.net
FEA - Future Educators of America
Future Educators of America is a student organization created to allow young men and women an opportunity to explore the teaching profession. Students will learn about careers in education and explore the teaching profession while promoting character, service, and leadership necessary for becoming effective educators. Students can participate in competitive events that are designed to offer future educators exciting, authentic opportunities to measure their creativity, skills, and initiative aga
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P-12A
Kecia Batsell Smedley
kbatse@neisd.net
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
FCA offers a way for athletes to connect off the field. Meetings include food, fun, and Christian fellowship. Youth ministers from community churches offer teaching that inspires young athletes' faith journey.
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CT217
Creighton Reed
creed6@neisd.net
Forensic Science Club
The Reagan Forensics Club was established to help students interested in the field of Forensics explore career options in various related fields. We look for guest speakers and programs in the area to gain more knowledge. We are also community service orientated as well!
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UT252
Elder, Jennifer and Barbola, Sonya and Rinaldi, Nicole
jelder1@neisd.net and sbarbo@neisd.net and nrinal@neisd.net
Forensics League (Speech and Debate)
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FA100
Brian Eanes
beanes@neisd.net
French Club
French Club is a dynamic club that bases its activities on our mission statement: French club promotes the French language through social activities and fun games, providing French-themed food at the end of every in-person meeting. The French Club organizes on-campus and off-campus activities that enrich French awareness and outreach in the community. We serve to promote French studies on campus and to stimulate interest in Francophone cultures, leading to a positive global outlook.
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IND104
Zhen Ji
zji@niesd.net
Freshmen Class
Freshmen Class Officers is a leadership organization which seeks to promote school spirit and strengthen the relationships between the Reagan student body, faculty, and community. To achieve these goals, Freshmen Class Officers plan events for freshmen and work with other organizations to contribute to the campus as a whole. Interested students may apply for positions during the Spring of their eighth-grade year. We are looking for engaging, hard-working, servant leaders who desire to create
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JROTC
Tijerina, John and Zach Krimbill
jtijer@neisd.net
Friends Club
Ronald Reagan High School FRIENDS is a peer support/service organization dedicated to promoting participation and service in the Reagan High School Community. It is our goal that all students feel included and involved in the life of Reagan High School. An added benefit is an opportunity to make friends with someone you might not encounter in the regular school day. We meet monthly and work to provide service opportunities as well as social opportunities each semester.
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CT220
Cannon, Rachel
rcanno@neisd.net
German Club
German Club is an inclusive and positive space for everybody is who is interested in learning more about German language, culture and Europe. We foster cultural competence and global citizenship in partnership with our German Exchange Program (GAVE/GAPP). German Club also provides volunteer opportunities, one annual field trip, and many opportunities to make new friends and connect with native speakers.
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IND103
Bishop, Katja
kbisho@neisd.net
Got Hope Club
Got Hope is a club that helps cancer patients and their families in the hospital. We make them gift baskets, write them letters, and do events for them, so that they feel more comfortable with their stay and in their time of need.
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TN320
Zane Carrol
zcarro3@neisd.net
Guitar Club
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WI259
Montamat, Matthew
mmonta@neisd.net
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
HOSA is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services, and several federal and state agencies. HOSA’s mission is to empower HOSA-Future Health Professionals to become leaders in the global health community, through education, collaboration, and experience. HOSA offers students an opportunity for scholarships, social engagement, community service, networking with local hospitals, and most notably, competition. HOSA
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KY129
Heather Ellis and Dr. Carolyn Murphy
hellis@neisd.net and cmurph4@neisd.net
International Thespian Honor Society
Thespians (also known as Theatre Club) is an honorary society for high school students who participate in the theatre arts. Membership is achieved through participation in Reagan Stage productions whether on stage or off. This organization does some community service projects, but the main focus is on supporting the theatre department. Members also may compete in acting and technical events at the state and national festivals. The International Thespian Society also provides scholarship oppo
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FA103
James Kaiser
jkaise@neisd.net
Investment Club
Beginning your journey into the convoluted world of the unforgiving stock market can be confusing and difficult to manage all by yourself. The investment club aims to provide members tips to maximize profits. Twice a month, our club will host a meeting where we will discuss the most up-to-date data covering the stock market.
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PA242
Jonathan Trevino
jtrevi4@neisd.net
Japanese Club
We talk about all things Japanese, from anime to history. If you're interested in Japanese culture, come hang out with us. You do not need to be taking Japanese language to be part of the club. ?????
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IND103
Henderson, Andrew
ahende@neisd.net
JROTC
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JROTC
Livingston, Chad
clivin@neisd.net
JSU - Jewish Student Union
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Scott Moran
smoran2@neisd.net
Junior Class
Junior Class Officers work together to plan and execute the Junior/Senior Prom.
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CA105
Julie Conroy and Melissa Field
jconro@neisd.net and mfield1@neisd.net
Key Club
Reagan Key Club is a service organization that is part of the National Kiwanis Club. Students are offered multiple opportunities each month to participate in volunteer events, such as park cleanups, food bank, and shelters, to earn a minimum of 30 volunteer hours per year. Join Key Club and share your time with those in need.
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TX146
Maria Rodriguez
mrodri31@neisd.net
Latin Club
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IND100
Shaw, Laura
lshaw1@neisd.net
Literary Criticism
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FA101
DiPiazza, Philip
pdipia@neisd.net
Model United Nations
The nationally recognized Reagan Model UN team promotes awareness of international issues and the workings of the international system through research and parliamentary style debate. The team participates in and host at least a dozen events each year. Students who join will enjoy opportunities to debate students from schools around the world through in person and virtual events. These experiences have led students to majors in international relations and jobs with the State Department, Peace Co
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CT214
Whitehead, Kirby
kwhite1@neisd.net
Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society
We are more than just a math honor society. We are a TEAM! We have FUN competing and representing Ronald Reagan High School at math tournaments. We are dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics and promoting scholarship in and enjoyment and understanding of mathematics among high school students.
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TN320
Lamb, Sarah
slamb@neisd.net
National Art Honor Society
Interested in visual art? Want a fun way of getting more service hours? Then the National Art Honor Society is for you! NAHS strives to serve local organizations through art-related service opportunities such as Chalk it Up or Bowls for Souls, as well as help members reach high standards in competitions such as VASE (Visual Arts Scholastic Event) and Scholastic Art and Writing. We hold monthly meetings where we discuss new service opportunities, have fun activities, and hang out with friends! In
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FA108
Jennifer Bieniek and Zane Carrol
jbieni@neisd.net and zcarro3@neisd.net
National Honor Society
Eligible Juniors and Seniors are invited to apply for this organization at the start of the school year. Their invitation is based off their overall "unweighted" GPA. Then once members apply, they get selected based off their SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, and CHARACTER. Members stay in good standing by completing 10 hours of community service per semester, as well as stay afloat with all MEMBER meetings. Members in good standing earn the ability to purchase the prestigious white NHS stole for graduatio
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WT260
Christie Gudowski and Mary Pritchard
cgudow@neisd.net and mpritc@neisd.net
National Latin Honor Society
Reagan Latin Club is a chapter of the Texas State Junior Classical League and the National Classical League. The purpose of the Junior Classical league is to promote enthusiasm and study of ancient Latin and Greek language, culture, mythology and history in the modern age. On our campus, we create a community of students who share a unique bond: a love of the ancient world. We have monthly meetings with fun activities and we also attend Area and State conventions. We also participate in Certamen
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IND100
Shaw, Laura
lshaw1@neisd.net
National Spanish Honor Society / Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica
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TX147
Martha Rodriguez
mrodi31@neisd.net
Orchestra
The nationally recognized Reagan Orchestra is a dynamic group of student musicians. The musical pursuits of the program are wide reaching ranging from national and state competitions to local outreach performances in the community. The program also offers a significant number of social and service opportunities.
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ORCHESTRA
Elizondo, Sixto and Sharplin, Nathan
selizo@neisd.net and nsharp@neisd.net
PALS
PALS (Peer Assistant Leadership and Service) is a district and statewide leadership and service organization. PALS are the heartbeat of our campus, promoting positivity, connection, and servant leadership. We visit our Elementary/Middle School feeder campuses to mentor younger students. We also execute service projects for our school and district.
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STUDENT CENTER
Michael Rourke and Johnson, Tiffany
mrourk@neisd.net and tjohns5@neisd.net
PAWS Cause
The Reagan Paws Cause Club is a student-run organization dedicated to supporting the homeless pet population in San Antonio. Through partnering with local shelters and rescue organizations, we volunteer our time and skills to our city's efforts to find loving homes for dogs and cats still looking for their "furever" family. During our (approximately) once-a-month meetings, we will make homemade toys for shelter pets, plan and execute and pet supplies drive for local shelters, or plan and take p
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HI126
Pinette, Natalie
npinet@neisd.net
Pep Squad
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DANCE STUDIO
Alexis Bonilla
abonil2@neisd.net
Physics Club
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Jason Trent
jtrent@neisd.net
Project 7 Bible Club
Project 7 first and foremost allows for personal growth spiritually, mentally, and emotionally. This club is new and growing. It allows opportunities for student leadership and group discussions of the Bible. One of our student leaders the other day stated, “if it weren’t for the opportunities that were given to me within P7, I wouldn’t have realized how much I enjoyed being a leader; building my confidence in sharing my knowledge and faith. Members are given opportunities to share their kno
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LA135
Fox, Karen
kfox@neisd.net
Quiz Bowl
Quizbowl is an exciting trivia game in which two teams compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, pop culture, sports, and more. It's a great place to socialize, learn and compete. Join Reagan Quizbowl today!
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MT407
Rodriguez, Maria
mrodri31@neisd.net
Reagan Readers Club
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LIBRARY
Carla Urata
curata@neisd.net
Robotics Club & Team
Combining code, machines, community, and competition, Reagan Robotics is your nexus to expand your knowledge, make robots, and help others enjoy all things technical. Officially, we compete as a team in the FIRST FTC international robotics organization.
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IND 321
Demarion Hall
dhall2@neisd.net
S.E.A.|Students For Environmental Awareness
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MT401
Long, Stacey
slong@neisd.net
Science National Honor Society
SNHS is a prominent scientific organization that will engender a new group of young thinkers who will be the future of industry, research, and scientific exploration for America. The Science National Honor Society focuses on a variety of academic and community service activities ranging from laboratory investigations to community service drives.
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UT250
Harral, Glen
gharra@neisd.net
Senior Class
Class officers are a form for student expression with the goal to create and promote school interest, school spirit, and and good citizenship. It is a collaboration between administration, sponsors, and other student groups to create the most memorable senior year for the graduating senior class.
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P-6A
Torvik, Rachel and Yzaguirre, Karly and Weaver, Lisa and Spencer, Loren
rtorvi@neisd.net and kyzagu@neisd.net and lweave@neisd.net
Simulcast
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HI125
Kamille Donley
kdonelle@neisd.net
Sophomore Class
The sophomore class officers at Reagan High School focus on organizing and facilitate activities for the sophomore class throughout the year.
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TN311
Icenogle, Victor
viceno@neisd.net
South Asian Reagan Association (S.A.R.A /Rangeela Rattlers)
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CON203
Kimberly Rose
krose@neisd.net
Spanish Club
“Building a stronger relationship with our school community by understanding other cultures."
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NM155
Gloria Lowe
glowe@neisd.net
Speech and Debate
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FA100
Eanes, Brian
beanes@neisd.net
Spirit
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DANCE STUDIO
Alexis Bonilla and Escobedo, Samantha
abonil2@neisd.net and sescob1@neisd.net
Student 2 Student
Student to Students (S2S) is a student-led, faculty-advised program with the mission to take care of new students. An S2S program shows students their new campus, and introduces them to their new community. It provides fun ways for new students to get to know other students, to build new peer groups, and encourage new students to perform better in school. S2S impacts the entire student body by uniting the campus to build a culture of inclusion. An S2S team should:Provide every new student a tourEat lunch with the new studentProvide academic resources and encouragementProvide activities to the new student to help them meet others100% Acceptance: Respect for EVERY student no matter their differencesActively engage in serving the school and communityCore Values:LeadershipAcademicsServiceFinding the WayRelationshipThe overarching core value is 100% Acceptance.
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JROTC
John Tijerina & Jeremiah Cayce
jtijer@neisd.net or jcayce@neisd.net
Student Council
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STUDENT CENTER
Wood, Audree
awood4@neisd.net
Student Council
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STUDENT CENTER
Audree Wood and Kecia Batsell-Smedley
awood4@neisd.net and kbatse@neisd.net
Table Top Games Club
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PA241
Matthew Trevino and Skylar Lowry
mtrevi14@neisd.net and slowry@neisd.net
Texas Future Music Educators
Texas Future Music Educators supports students who have an interest in a music education career. We meet throughout the year and participate in a variety of activities like having guest workshops, contributing to our local music community by outreach and performances, and preparing for entry into college music programs. Active members receive free registration to the annual TMEA Clinic/Convention, among other benefits!
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ORCHESTRA
Sharplin, Nathan
nsharp@neisd.net
Thespian Troupe
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FA103
James Kaiser
jkaise@neisd.net
UIL Academics
Academic Competitions throughout the year in the following events: Accounting, Calculator Apps, Computer Apps, Computer Science, Current Issues, Journalism, Literary Criticism, Mathematics, Number Sense, Science, Social Studies and Spelling.
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MT405
Ruby Hernandez
rherna9@neisd.net
UIL Current Issues and Events
Do you follow politics, watch the news, follow podcast on politics, economics, public opinion? We are looking for students who want academic recognition for some habits they already have. If you feel you are aware of the world or want to become more aware, join us. We meet for practice test and coaching a couple of times a month with a goal of winning the state championship in Current Events and Issue. We already own district titles and a few regional team wins, we need you to get that state tro
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CT214
Whitehead, Kirby
kwhite1@neisd.net
UIL Math
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MT405
Katelyn Eastwood
keastw@neisd.net
UIL Ready Writing
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KY128
Newberg, Gail
gnewbe@neisd.net
UIL Science
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MT405
Emma McCormick
emccor@neisd.net
UIL Social Studies
Every year, the state of Texas picks a book focused on a singe moment or place in history. The book and other material becomes the basis for a series of statewide test. Students will meet to study the topic and prepare for the test. The opportunity for academic recognition goes all the way up to a state championship. Reagan has won many district and regional titles and is looking to take home that state trophy with your help.
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CT214
Whitehead, Kirby
kwhite1@neisd.net
UIL Spelling and Vocabulary
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KY128
Newberg, Gail
gnewbe@neisd.net
UNICEF Club
Ronald Reagan High School's UNICEF Chapter works to assist children all around the world by providing them the necessities to survive. We partner with UNICEF USA to activate our local community by educating, advocating, and fundraising for UNICEF’s survival, protection and development work for children in over 190 countries and territories.
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MA225
Kristi Burough
kburou@neisd.net
Unity Club
UNITY club is a place to implement new ideas that will promote activities that bring different groups of people together to achieve a common concern or awareness. UNITY club members will attend the UNITY conference where they will have the opportunity to hear guest speakers, participate in team-building activities, and meet students from other NEISD high schools. Club members will take ideas and concepts from the UNITY conference back to Reagan where they can implement new ideas and positively
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LIBRARY
Christie Gudowski and Cathy Deem
cgudow@neisd.net and cdeem@neisd.net
Winner's Circle
Winners' Circle is a group of students that are determined to spread their passion for pledging to be drug and alcohol free.
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MT408
Whitney Morrow
wmorro@neisd.net
