Clubs & Organizations
CHS offers students a wide range of opportunities to get involved beyond the classroom. Through clubs, organizations, and cocurricular experiences, Broncos can explore interests, build friendships, develop leadership skills, and serve others.
School-Sponsored Clubs & Organizations
School-Sponsored Clubs & Organizations
Coopersville High School offers a wide range of school-sponsored clubs and organizations that are supported by CHS staff and connected to the student experience.
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A student-led group focused on mental health awareness, peer support, and creating a safe, positive school environment. Students help promote kindness, reduce stigma, and support peers through school-wide initiatives and activities.
Contact: Kat Piesz, Krista Messock
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Environmental Alliance
Students promote environmental awareness through hands-on projects, service opportunities, and efforts to improve the local community. Members may participate in clean-up initiatives, sustainability efforts, and educational campaigns.
Advisor: Kelly Kroft
Email: [email protected]
FFA
FFA is a cocurricular organization that develops leadership, career readiness, and hands-on skills in agriculture, food, and natural resources. Students have opportunities to compete, travel, build public speaking skills, and explore future careers.
Advisor: Samantha Bos
Email: [email protected]
High School Musical
Students can take part in a full-scale musical production through acting, singing, dancing, or working behind the scenes. Opportunities include stage performance, set design, lighting, sound, and stage management.
Advisor: Sara Heacox
Email: [email protected]
High School Play
Students participate in theatrical productions throughout the year, either on stage or behind the scenes. Opportunities include acting, directing, stage crew, lighting, and technical support.
Advisor: Sara Heacox
Email: [email protected]
Hope Squad
Hope Squad is a peer-nominated group of students trained to recognize when classmates may be struggling and to help connect them with support. The program focuses on building a culture of care, awareness, and student-to-student support.
Contact: Katie Walsh, Krista Bolthouse, Rachel Treend, Angela Reader
Email: [email protected]
International Thespian Society
A national honor society that recognizes student achievement in theatre. Members earn recognition through participation in productions, technical work, and continued involvement in the performing arts.
Advisor: Sara Heacox
Email: [email protected]
National Honor Society
A nationally recognized organization that honors students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Members participate in service projects and leadership opportunities throughout the year.
Advisor: Tess Dornan
Email: [email protected]
SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)
SADD focuses on helping students make safe and healthy choices by addressing issues such as substance use, peer pressure, and decision-making. Students participate in awareness campaigns and school initiatives.
Contact: Amanda Rennells, Katie Walsh
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Science Club
Students engage in hands-on STEM experiences through projects, competitions, and collaborative activities. Opportunities may include engineering challenges, robotics, and science-based exploration beyond the classroom.
Advisor: Ryan Schoenborn
Email: [email protected]
Senior Advisory Committee
A group of selected seniors who work with staff to help plan senior events, represent their class, and provide input on activities such as graduation and other senior-year experiences.
Advisor: Heather Sellon
Email: [email protected]
Student Council
A student leadership organization that plans school events, supports student initiatives, and helps build a positive school culture. Members take part in service projects, spirit activities, and leadership development.
Advisor: Sarah Emerson
Email: [email protected]
Non-School Sponsored Clubs & Organizations
Non-School Sponsored Clubs & Organizations
The following clubs and organizations are not school-sponsored but are available to Coopersville High School students. These groups are typically community-based or student-led and provide additional opportunities for involvement, leadership, and service.
BUJO Club
BUJO Club focuses on mindfulness, organization, and creative planning through bullet journaling. Students can build time management and goal-setting skills in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Advisor: Tricia Erickson
Email: [email protected]
CAPS Bow League
An after-school opportunity for students interested in learning and practicing archery skills in a safe and structured environment.
Advisor: AJ Reitberg
Email: [email protected]
CAYAC
The Coopersville Area Youth Advisory Committee allows students to participate in community philanthropy, learn the grant-making process, and support projects that benefit local youth.
Advisor: Kelly Post
Email: [email protected]
Equestrian Team
Students interested in equine science and horsemanship can participate in competitions and team events at the district, regional, and state levels.
Contact: Betsy Buist
First Priority Club
A student-led group that encourages students to grow in leadership, character, and faith through peer connection and shared experiences.
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
FCA focuses on building leadership, character, and community among student-athletes and peers through faith-based activities and discussion.
Advisor: Aaron Wood
Email: [email protected]
GSA
The Gender and Sexuality Alliance provides a safe, student-led space for discussion, support, and connection among students and allies.
Advisor: Haley Scanlon
Email: [email protected]
Kids Food Basket Club
Students give back to the community through volunteering, fundraising, and supporting efforts to address food insecurity.
Advisor: Sam Ludlam
Email: [email protected]
Rotary Interact Club
A service-based organization where students develop leadership skills while participating in local and global service projects.
Advisor: Alexis Van Horn
Email: [email protected]
Getting Involved
Students are encouraged to explore the opportunities available and get involved in activities that match their interests. Participation in clubs and organizations is a great way to build connections, develop leadership skills, and make the most of the high school experience.
For more information about a specific club or organization, students can contact the listed advisor or sponsor.
Clubs, cocurricular opportunities, sponsors, and meeting schedules may change throughout the year.






