Clubs

Advised by Mrs. Brunner & Ms. Calderon
Every other Tuesday 3:30- 4:30, in the BPC

The Asian American and Pacific Islander Club shall serve the purpose of creating a community within Raisbeck Aviation by teaching students who are interested in Asian and islander culture through a variety of dances, arts and crafts, and cultural days to teach historical knowledge of these cultures.

Advised by Ms. Campbell
First and third Wednesdays from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

ACE club stands for Airline Career Experience. The main focus of the club is to educate students about what life as a commercial pilot is like; as well as the requirements and steps for reaching that goal. We talk about different college options, what majors to consider, and other possible jobs in the aviation industry. We also have exciting field trips, like to the Alaska Airlines 737 full motion simulators and the flight line and hangar at Seattle Tacoma International Airport. Sometimes we have guest speakers come and speak about other ways to get into flying, such as through a service academy or ROTC. We also talk about the current state of airlines (such as the progress of the UAL-COA merger) and modern airliners. Overall, ACE club is a great club to learn about not only flying professionally, but the entire aviation industry. For instance, a few of the members have no interest in getting their commercial pilot's license, but still want to be engineers and private pilots.

Advised by Mr. McComb

RAHS is dedicated to educating its students at the highest level possible, in all fields, and especially math, science, and engineering. To support this mission, we are happy to introduce the AIAA (the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics) club at RAHS, dedicated to fulfilling these goals in conjunction with both the school and the AIAA’s local chapter. We will harness the power of the community, connect with local schools and science fairs, and, most importantly, the AIAA organization, dedicated to furthering engineering and all other professions involved in the aeronautics industry. As a club, we will bring in speakers, participate in events, and work on great projects to further our learning, and prepare for futures and engineers. Join us!

Advised by Mr. Porter

Advised by Dr. Nipert

The mission and philosophy of Black student union is to help our students strive for academic excellence, promote positive images of African Americans, and help all students become an integral part of a college community. 

Advised by Ms. Olson
Wednesdays 3:30-4:30, Room 3580

Environmental Club is a student-led organization focused on building environmental awareness, taking action, and creating a more sustainable school and community. Students explore real-world environmental issues, work together to make a positive impact, and help make our school’s garden amazing.

Throughout the year, members participate in campus and community projects, environmental service activities, awareness campaigns, and hands-on opportunities to learn about conservation, biodiversity, climate change, waste reduction, and sustainability. Students are encouraged to bring their own ideas, take initiative, and lead projects that matter to them.

Why join Environmental Club? Environmental Club is a place for students who care about the world around them and want to do more than just learn about environmental issues; they want to take action. Members gain leadership and teamwork experience, connect with like-minded students, and have opportunities to make a tangible difference at school and in the community.

Advisor Ms. Olson
Every Other Thursday during lunch & Once a month on Thursday after school, Room 3580
 

Key Club is an international, student-led service organization that empowers students to make a positive difference in their schools and communities. As a local Key Club chapter, our students work together to serve others, develop leadership skills, and build meaningful connections through service.

Throughout the year, Key Club members participate in service projects, volunteer opportunities, school events, fundraisers, and community activities. Students have opportunities to take on leadership roles, collaborate with other clubs and organizations, and turn their ideas into action.

Why join Key Club? Key Club is a great way to make a difference while building friendships, developing leadership skills, and connecting more with the school and local community. Whether you are passionate about service, looking for leadership opportunities, or simply want to get involved, there is a place for you in Key Club.

Advisor Mr. Fenbert
Every Thursday during lunch, room 1610

Latin Student Union is place where all RAHS students are welcome to celebrate Latin culture. Our big event of the year is our multicultural night! Join us every other Thursday for snacks, games, and community.

Advised by Dr. Gross
Third Wednesday of every month, 3:35- 4:30pm

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a nationwide organization that recognizes and encourages outstanding high school students who demonstrate excellence in four key areas: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Membership in NHS is awarded to students who have achieved strong academic performance while also showing a commitment to helping others, leading by example, and maintaining high ethical standards. Induction of new members is held in May. The goal of NHS is to develop responsible, compassionate, and engaged young leaders who contribute positively to their schools and communities. Through volunteer service, leadership opportunities, and community involvement, NHS helps students grow academically, personally, and socially while preparing them for future success in college, careers, and citizenship.

Advised by Ms. Marshalla
Thursdays during lunch, Room 3140.

RAHS GSA is a group that provides a setting for LGBTQIA+ students and their peer allies to receive support, socialize with one another, learn about LGBTQIA+ issues, and advocate for equity and justice in schools. Our GSA aims not only to support our immediate members but also to improve the experiences of students within the whole school. ALL HUMANS ARE WELCOME! If you support diversity and inclusion, this is the club for you!

Advised by Mr. McComb and Ms. Lutz
8:00am - 8:50am, M - F

Club description: Science Olympiad is an amazingly fun and challenging academic competition that tests the collective brains of teams of students from schools across the region, state, and country. You and your teammates will have the opportunity to compete in 24 different events from a wide range of scientific and engineering disciplines: astronomy, genetics, epidemiology, fossils, ornithology, hydrogeology, oceanography, forensics, etc. Competitive events call upon your ability to demonstrate knowledge of a particular science subject, solve problems as a team, and engineer devices like gravity-powered cars, rubber-band powered airplanes, balsa wood cantilevers, musical instruments, etc.  

Important dates:

Sept. 15-17: Orientation(0800 – 0850 each day)
October 31st: Self invite @ RAHS
December 11-12: Camas Invite
January 16: RAHS B Invite
January 23rd: UW C Invite
February 20: RAHS C Invite
March 13: C Regional @ UW

Link to FAQs

Currently unadvised, stay tuned!

The mission of Speech and Debate is to teach and empower students to hold well-reasoned debates with their peers; to provide a platform for students to compete in a professional debate environment; and to improve student critical thinking and confidence in public speaking.

Advised by Mr. Schwimmer
Thursdays 3:40pm - 4:30pm, Room 2370

Whether your interest is coding, forensics, fashion, engineering, photography or anything in between- Technology Student Association has an event for YOU! Students can work in groups or individually to compete across WA and Nationally in a variety of events. 

Field trip to Spokane April for students who qualify in 2 or more events. 

Advised by Ms. Nelson

WIA is dedicated to encouraging and advancement of women in all aviation career fields and interests. We provide resources to assist women in aviation and to encourage young women to consider aviation as a career.