Monday

• Academy of Finance (AOF) – Beth Derogatis – [email protected] – The Academy of Finance (AOF) is part of the National Academy Foundation (NAF) offering professional training to students in high schools across the country.  AOF is a three year program beginning Sophomore year and ending Senior year.  AOF prepares students for careers in Business, Finance, Banking, Education, Human Resources and Self Employment. – Advisory
• National English Honor Society – Kirsten von Topel – [email protected] – Mariel Carr – [email protected] – Honorary society focused on English-connected volunteer activities. – Advisory
• National Technical Honor Society – Allison Akanni – [email protected] – Evan Khanna – [email protected] – Advisory
• Women in STEM Club –  Lois Pearson – [email protected] – Hannah Mikolop – [email protected] – The goal of our club is to empower the women in STEM in the Titan community! We are here to expand our knowledge and the knowledge of those around us about Women in STEM. We enjoy guest speakers, workshops and more! – Advisory
• PBIS Student Committee – Taaj Browne – [email protected] – Madison McNeil – [email protected] – PBIS Student Committee helps with promoting Titan PRIDE (Positive Attitude, Respect/Responsibility,  Integrity, Determination and Excellence) throughout the school. The committee comes up with events and activities to celebrate students who show PRIDE. Last year the PBIS Student Committee hosted a field day, pep rally, hot cocoa bar, field trips and other events. – Advisory
• Science Bowl – Jatanee Reyes – [email protected] – Adalia Kiel-Gresham – [email protected] – Quiz bowl/jeopardy style game on topics in math, the sciences and energy. – Advisory
• Skater Club – Stephen Erick – [email protected] – Kevin Navarrete Ramirez and Chancy Lobbo Jr. – [email protected] – The Skate club is for Skaters (Skateboards, Rollerskates & Roller Blades). We meet to work on tricks, Discuss trends in the Industry and to have a safe place to enjoy our sport. Once established we envision holding Open skate days, learn to skate days for beginners, wrenching days to work on our boards and days to edit videos we’ve taken of our skills. – After School
• Student Government Association – Matthew Henry – [email protected] – SGA President–James Libresco – [email protected] – The Student Government Association works to better the experience of students at ACHS through communicating with campus and district officials, holding class meetings and fundraisers and planning and executing school events that foster community and spirit. – After School
• Latinos Unidos  – Carmen Canales – [email protected] – Perla Cabrera Torres – [email protected] – Seeing how the majority of our school’s population is Hispanic/Latino and does not have an organization representing the majority of the school Latinos Unidos was created. Latinos Unidos fosters and strengthens not only Latino students but the Alexandria city community where students have the opportunity to feel safe and welcomed to express and learn more about the culture not only do Latino Unidos students empower students today but as future leaders of tomorrow. – After School
• AOK Club – John Maes – [email protected] – Eleanor Morton – [email protected] – Spreading Acts of Kindness throughout the school – After School

• Scholarship Fund of Alexandria – Christine Miller – [email protected] – SFA provides college advising and scholarships to ACHS seniors – After School
• Black Student Union – Ra Alim Shabazza/Moleendo Stewart – [email protected] – Melkit Dawit – [email protected] – The Black Student Union (BSU) is a vital organization dedicated to amplifying Black voices, cultivating leadership, promoting solidarity among African American students and educating the youth about the rich legacy they are tasked with upholding. Through various initiatives, events and advocacy, BSU seeks to empower students by fostering a sense of community and providing a platform for discussion, action and personal growth, all while honoring and continuing the historical and cultural contributions of Black individuals. – After School
• Chess Club – Veronica Jackson – [email protected] – Dylan Afman – [email protected] – Group meets twice a month to play chess with the possibility of competing virtually with other schools. – After School
• Cosmetology Club – Nikki Dowdell – [email protected] – Mariam Nassef – [email protected] – Having fun learning about the beauty industry. – After School
• Crumbl Cookie Club – Sean Fredericks – [email protected] – Claire Williams, Sol Taimanglo – [email protected], [email protected] – Students gather to celebrate friendship while trying new Crumbl Cookie flavors. Club will also meet to discuss cookie recipies and ways in which to fundriase and support others. – After School
• Ethiopian and Eritrean – Regenia Harris – [email protected] – Kidist Kieda – [email protected] – Our club provide a community to our students. It is a way for  students to feel connected as well as educates where we come from. In doing so we give back to our community. Most importantly it is a fun place to meet and interact with friends. – After School
• NAACP Student Chapter/MSAN – Ra Alim Shabazz/Andres Acostas – [email protected] – William Price – [email protected] – “The NAACP’s youth councils and high school and college chapters help young people develop skills to address challenges facing African Americans and other youth of color. The NAACP’s youth programs include: Youth Councils, Provide training and leadership development for young adults under 25. Youth volunteers share their opinions with other council members and work to address issues on a local, national, or international level, High School Chapters ,Offer training and leadership development for mobilization and community education. (AND) Minority Student Achievement Network A national coalition of school districts that work to improve access, opportunity and achievement for students of color. MSAN’s goal is to eliminate disparities and ensure that all students reach their highest potential. MSAN districts are usually small to mid-size and have diverse student bodies, often with a large population of students of color. MSAN districts work together to develop solutions to educational challenges, analyze research and policies, share practices and learn from researchers and practitioners. ” – After School
• Titan Coding Club – Johnson Odejide – [email protected] – Luke Lisker – [email protected] – We are a coding club for anyone interested in coding! Come to work on projects, ask for help on assignments, or to compete in competitions. – After School
• Titan 2 Titan – Rhea Butler – [email protected] – Titan 2 Titan is a Peer Tutoring Club that focuses on Titans giving back to their peers by tutoring during the day, after school, or during Saturday Learning Academy. Students earn community service hours and have the opportunity to connect with their school community through academics! – After School, Saturday Learning Academy
• Mathematics National Honor Society – Betsy Linsenmayer – [email protected] – Maddox Anderson – [email protected] – We are the Alexandria City High School branch of the National Mathematics Honor Society, a mathematics scholarly and social organization. National MHS website: https://www.honorsociety.org/mu-alpha-theta – After School, Shifts between KS & MH

Tuesday

• Best Buddies – Brent Morris, Susan Blake – [email protected] – Jack Sutherland – [email protected] – Connections between students with and without disabilities – Advisory
• Interact – Lisa Farmer – [email protected] – Nour  Khachnaoui – [email protected] – https://www.rotary.org/en/get-involved/interact-clubs – Advisory
• Women of the Future – Jessica Schipp – [email protected] – Mya Medrano  – [email protected] – Women of the Future brings awareness to women’s rights by coming together and encouraging each other to use our voices. This is a discussion-based making (hands-on activities) group that meets in B212.  For more information, join our group on Minga! – Advisory

• Crew Team (Rowing) – Lexye Hearding – [email protected] – Kaitlin Chittick and Macon Malone – kc9387@[email protected] – The rowing team trains at the boathouse on Madison St. and the Potomac river.  It is a club sport that has teams in the fall and spring.  We also train at the boathouse in the winter. – After School
• Anime/Vampire Club – Lauren Pierson – [email protected] – Edgardo Lebron Buxeda – [email protected] – A club for students who like anime and/or vampires. – After School
• Cricket Club – Drew Chadwick – [email protected] – Sayeed Aminullah Majeed – [email protected] – Intro to playing cricket – After School
• Faimlys4Faimlys – Emmet Roosenfeld – [email protected] – Peyton White – [email protected] – Food drive with non profit organization to help feed family’s in need, Students who participate in Families 4 Families help collect groceries and other essentials for delivery to families in need throughout the community. – After School
• Fashion Club – Teresa Chavis – [email protected] – Karol De La Cruz Ortega  – [email protected] – An extension of Fashion class Sponsored by ASU fashion   – After School
• Girl Up – Eliza Rinkema, Josephine Damico-Lassman, Malia Buek, Trudy Hardman – [email protected] – A club where members participate in fun activities, informational sessions, lessons, games, etc. to learn about feminism and women’s movements both in our area and globally. Girl Up is a club where young women can support each other and learn more about how to help each other.  – After School
• Hosa-future healthcare professionals – Josephine Bloodworth, Gregory Wright, & Shashikala Rao – [email protected] – Skye Witmer – [email protected] – 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 actively promotes career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA’s goal is to encourage all health science instructors and students to affiliate and be actively involved in the HSE-HOSA Partnership. – After School
• National Art Honors Society – Hannah Brownell – [email protected] – Students will nominate & vote – National Art Honor Society programs provide recognition and opportunities for students who exhibit outstanding scholarship in the visual arts. Participation in NAHS provides your students, faculty, school and community with invaluable benefits—including peer recognition, leadership growth opportunities, college and career preparation, recognition of your art program and so much more. – After School
• TSA –  Doug DeCook – [email protected] – Maya Hayes – [email protected] – Technology competitions at regional and state levels – After School
• Wilderness Kids Alexandria – Susan Parcell – [email protected] – Sean O’Neil  – [email protected] – “Empower students to research, plan, coordinate and facilitate outdoor adventures and outings, engaging with local communities and parks. Students will meet regularly to plan their own outdoor programs, gaining experience in the following areas: Researching activities, locations, programs and routes. Planning an outing, running all logistical aspects, managing a budget. Learn risk management, basic outdoor skills, outdoor leadership and nature education. Join a skill cohort (such as paddling or backpacking), earn certifications, receive mentorship and job/internship opportunities. Gain access to our free weekend and summer programs, including camping trips, local day-trips and skill cohorts which may lead to certifications and job opportunities. ” – After School
• Geometry Club – Gordon Mbiatem Ndip – [email protected] – Sary Alcala Shehadeh – [email protected] – A club that is dedicated to exploring and applying geometry concepts beyond the classroom. Engages members in hands-on activities, problem solving challenges, interactive projects and real world applications of geometry. Meets once a week on Tuesdays in room 2111.  – After School
• Latinos 4 Latinos – Carla Macuri – [email protected] – Darwin Salazar – [email protected] – Latinos 4 Latinos (L4L) + Allies is a club where Latino student Leaders are dedicated to fostering a supportive, inclusive and empowering environment for other students of Hispanic/Latino heritage and origin, with the help of their allies, we aim to celebrate our diverse cultures, advocate for our community’s needs and create opportunities for leadership, education, publicizing public resources for Latinos who might need it and service our community by working with other organizations and clubs of our Alexandria community and high-school. We stand for freedom, hope, kindness, equality and believe in democracy for all. – Advisory

Wednesday

• German club – Levine – [email protected] – Meet during Titan Time and/or Advisory for German club activities – Before School
• PASA International Academy Tutoring – Elias – [email protected] – Bibi Burhani – [email protected] – This is a club aimed at tutoring Afghan students and coordinating with GMU and NovaRAFT – Before School

• Bible Study Club – Sarah Pankratz – [email protected] – Karla Garcia Barquero – [email protected] – We will read and study part of the Bible each time we meet. We will also pray together. – Advisory
• Bitin’ Titans – Emmet Rosenfeld – [email protected] – Luca Condon – [email protected] – A fishing club – Advisory
• FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) – Beulah Willis-Brown – [email protected] – Mussa Seman – President – [email protected] – Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) meets regularly to discuss topics relevant to success in business and finance. Other activities include fundraisers, field trips and competitions at the regional, state and national levels. – Advisory
• Marine Conservation Club – Trisha Christopher – [email protected] – Nadja Duss – [email protected] – Students dedicated to conservation of marine environments by advocating for local sustainable policies and actions. – Advisory
• Science National Honor Society – Vivian Mirto – [email protected] – Gabriel Cohen – [email protected] – The purpose of the Science National Honor Society is to encourage participation in and recognition of scientific and intellectual thought.  It is to advance the students’ knowledge of science, to communicate with the scientific community and to aid the civic community with its understanding of science.  It is to encourage students to participate in community service and, in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all mankind. – Advisory

• Model United Nations – Ashley Carter-Sinclair  [email protected] – Eliza Rinkema, Montaha Saroor – [email protected], [email protected] – MUN Students attend conferences in the DMV area (college invitational and high school level) and compete in committees as delegates representing countries or people. They network with peers and debate issues ranging from modern-day current affairs to historical events to win prizes at the end of the conference weekend. On the day-to-day, MUN members attend practice sessions, skill workshops, mock committees, etc. to build necessary MUN knowledge. This year, our students are organizing and hosting ACHS’s first very own MUN conference, to be held in March. – After School
• Bible Study Club  – Michael Rollo, Sheila Hyman-Reynolds, Stacey Rue – [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] – Isaiah Luseni, Terry Sherif, Josselin Castro-Ruano – [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] – To gain a deeper understanding of the Bible. All are always welcome. – After School
• C.A.R.E project (Community Afghan Refugee Engagement) – Erin Hudson – [email protected] – Daniela McArthur, Grace Redican, Lyla Pinkos – [email protected]，[email protected] – Our club is based around the goal of supporting the afghanistan refugees in our community. We are partnering with the organization KARE to put together activities and fundraisers in order to reach our goal. We will work to find volunteers and students interested in the issue to come together and join. – After School
• Computer Science Club – Michael Hughes – [email protected] – Vincent Liu – [email protected] – The Computer Science Club is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering a passion for computer science and technology. We support students in AP Computer Science A and Principles, teach programming skills and work on collaborative coding projects. We also explore coding concepts beyond the classroom, such as algorithms, web development and other advanced topics. Our goal is to build a welcoming community where members can explore, create and grow their technical expertise while participating in competitions and hands-on projects. – After School
• Dead Poets Society – Jacqueline Rice – [email protected] – Saviya Lafdal – [email protected] – “Dead Poets Society Club is a space for students passionate about all forms of art to create, collaborate and inspire. Each month, we explore a new theme and work on projects, culminating in a year-end showcase. The club is a mix of core members, skilled in different art forms and learners eager to grow.” – After School
• Dungeons & Dragons Club – Ms. Taryn Edwards – [email protected] – Juliette Haynie – [email protected] – Meet once a week to play D&D, materials provided – After School
• Red Cross Club – Pam Hippolyte – [email protected] – Hana Lemma – [email protected] – The Red Cross Club is an extension of a local Red Cross region or Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) Station where students are able to serve the community. Along with training and leadership development opportunities, we choose mission-related activities that leave a meaningful impact within our community, while delivering lifesaving services of the Red Cross. We plan and implement projects that can save hundreds of lives from blood drives to disaster preparedness education. – After School
• International Academy Student Leadership (IASL) – Jacqueline Rice – [email protected] – Salma Naqshbandi – [email protected] – “The Leadership Club at the International Academy gives students opportunities to serve as community leaders. These leaders are provided an open forum and form committees to debate, discuss and reflect on the issues they perceive in their community, which they subsequently address through problem-solving and collaboration.” – After School
• IWYMI – Peggy Di Scipio – [email protected] – Quinn MacBride, Alexis Morrison, Samarra Belinsky – [email protected] (Quinn MacBride) – The IWYMI club meets weekly for casul conversation and games.  Sometimes we will talk about lighthearded topics, other times we may play games.  Everyone is welcome to join. – After School
• PASA – Padilla/Elias – [email protected] – Bibi Burhani – [email protected] – Afghan tutoring club providing instruction and support to Afghan students  – After School
• PBIS Club – Esther Holly – [email protected] – Madison McNeill – [email protected] – PBIS Club is to support and celebrate students who display Titan PRIDE throughout the Titan school community.  The club will help create, promote and sponsor activities and events during the school year.  – After School
• Peace Through Culture Club – RK Shabazz – [email protected] – Naima Shabazz – [email protected] – This club to empower people to show off their heritage and culture as one. We have many groups throughout the school catered to specific cultures but we don’t have one that combines them all together and that would be Peace through culture. Bringing peace to people no matter what size, culture, or race you are. Peace Through Culture is a way to proudly show off your culture while also learning and listening about others. We would do a presentation everytime we have a meeting and end with a treat from the person’s culture. Mission Statement: In a world filled with hatred and inequality, a person always needs a place to go to feel accepted. As the Peace Through Culture club we want to bring a diverse and accepting space for them to be themselves. Our club brings people closer together by providing an outlet to share their culture with others.” – After School
• Rising Queen – Keaira Lewis – [email protected] – Empowering young ladies to thrive academically, socially and personally through mentorship, support and advocacy so they can be successful now and life after high school. – After School
• Science Olympiad – Jatanee Reyes – [email protected] – Adalia Kiel-Gresham – [email protected] – Team competition in which students compete in 23 events pertaining to various fields of science, including earth science, biology, chemistry, physics and engineering. – After School
• Students Demand Action – Kelly Church-Connelly – [email protected] – Ruby Gerstein and James Libresco- [email protected], [email protected]– Students Demand Action is a young activist group committed to ending gun violence in our communities. SDA is a national non-profit organization that help develop high school chapters that work to create safe schools and communities. – After School
• Teachers Who Sew – Nicole Wright-Guise – [email protected] – This club will allow educators to explore their interests in sewing and crafts while in a relaxing and creative environment with their colleagues.  – After School
• Watershed Warriors – John Humphrey – [email protected] – Skye Witmer, Harlow Babic, Quinn MacBride and Erika Vidal – [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] – Travel to 4th and 5th grade classes in ACPS to teach them environmental lessons with hands-on lab activities. All content follows their SOL Science standards. – After School
• Young Life Club – Rashida Johnson – [email protected] – Brianna Jimenez –  [email protected] – YL is a club that invites students into fun and relationship building, with other students and leaders. Through activities, games and spending time together. – After School

Thursday

• DECA – Catherine Lewis – [email protected] – Jack Sutherland – [email protected] – DECA, also known as Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a non-profit organization that prepares high school and college students for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management. – Advisory
• MH Library Poetry Club – La Gina Gross – [email protected] – Robbie Johnson – [email protected] – Students will write and create poetry sharing activities throughout the campus including MH Library annual poetry cafe. – Advisory
• Chinese Club – Yan Huang – [email protected] – Eliza Rinkema – [email protected] – The Chinese Club is dedicated to immersing students in Chinese language and culture. Participants will take part in various activities, including watching Chinese films, celebrating festivals like the Lunar New Year and exploring Chinese arts, cuisine and history. The club may also offer opportunities for cultural exchange and community outreach, helping students enhance their language skills and cultural understanding in a fun and interactive environment. – After School
• ACE (Architecture, Construction, & Engineering) Mentoring Club – Cynthia Robbins – [email protected] – N/A – “Project-based, hands-on learning driven by students and guided by mentors Visits to professional offices, job sites, & learning locations Opportunity to develop valuable life skills Connect with mentors from the design & construction industry mentors are background-checked Scholarships Paid externships Summer camps Construction site tours Team building and professional development Alumni support and networking Ongoing mentoring throughout high school & post-secondary education” – After School
• African Student Association (ASA) – LaGina Gross – [email protected] – Jammica Reindorf  – [email protected] – African Student Association is a clubs the united all the African cultures as well as welcome others to learn and experience ones culture through interactive presentations, activities, music and food. Overall our goal as a club is to be seen and expand our knowledge to others in a diverse school. – After School
• Aquarium Club – Lexye Hearding – [email protected] – Nicholas Campbell, Kayla Lopez – [email protected], [email protected] – We maintain, clean and set up saltwater and freshwater aquarium as well as a leopard gecko.  We have some social activites and we do a field trip to an aquarium or zoo each spring. – After School
• Asian Pacific Islander Students Union Club – Yan Huang – [email protected] – Olivia Stoumbos – [email protected] -APISU is a club meant to highlight the different cultures of Asia and bring together students of Asian heritage. – After School
• Envirothon – Lexye Hearding and Emilia Odife – [email protected] [email protected] – Phineas Wolf – [email protected] – This group meets to study 5 catergories of natural resources including birds, plants, soil, water resources.  They will then compete with a group of 5 against other state schools in a field experience! – After School
• Hash Kickstart United Soccer Club – Dan Liercke – [email protected] – Hashmatullah Rahimi – [email protected] – Club for fans of soccer – After School
• Key Club – Patty Moran – [email protected] – Yerania Lopez – [email protected] – Key Club is an all-inclusive, student-led service club. At Key Club, students are given opportunities to make a difference in their school, community and the lives of others through voluntering at many events. There are also leadership opportunities. – After School
• MH Daily Prayer Club – Jariatu Kamara – [email protected] – Demany Kamara – [email protected] – Our club is named MH Daily prayer Club because as Muslims we are obligated to pray 5 times the day and prayer is one of the pillars of Islam.  Our club was formed so that we are are able to fulfil this obligation during school. – After School
• Titan Robotics – Michelle Hoganson – [email protected] – Quinn Lindsey – [email protected] – Titan Robotics, FRC Team 5587, is a student-run FIRST robotics team from Alexandria City High School (formerly TC Williams High School) in Alexandria, Virginia. In 2024, Titan Robotics is celebrating 10 Years of Innovation! – After School
• Titans Together – Allison Akanni – [email protected] – Dayana Torres – [email protected] – It helps new students around campus  – After School
• Ultimate Frisbee – Sean Fredericks – [email protected] – Li-Ohn Dienstfrey – [email protected] – Club for the sport of Ultimate Frisbee – After School
• Morgan’s Message – John Maes – [email protected] – James Libresco – [email protected] – Student athlete mental health advocacy – After School 

Friday

• ACHS ASL Club – Misa Suzuki – [email protected] – Haley Blickhahn – [email protected] – ASL Club will learn some basic ASL signs and grammar and will be a space for students interested in and/or fluent in ASL to converse with one another and learn about Deaf culture across the world. – After School