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PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF UPDATING THE CLUB AND ACTIVITY LISTING AT CAB.
PLEASE CHECK THIS LIST REGULARLY AS IT WILL BE UPDATED THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER. STUDENTS SHOULD LISTEN TO MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CHECK SCHOOLOGY FOR UPDATES ON WHEN SPECIFIC CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES WILL BEGIN.
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ActivityActivity Sponsor 1Activity Sponsor 2Meeting DaysTimes Open to GradesBrief DescriptionUPDATED/CONFIRMED
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Asian Student AssociationWu yusung.wu@redclay.k12.de.us9-12 Approximately 21 Students Build a network of friendship and support for Asian students, Raise the community awareness of Asian American's culture and contribution.Confirmed
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Band: Cab Calloway Chamber Orchestrajulianne.murphy@redclay.k12.de.usFriday2:30-4:30This orchestra is for the top string students in Cab and Charter. Students need to audition in the 1st week of September to get in the orchestra.
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Band: Red Clay High School Orchestrajulianne.murphy@redclay.k12.de.usDiane PersonsTuesday 6:00-8:00 PM8-12This orchestra is open to any high school string student or any middle school strings student book 4 or higher and performs high school level music twice a year in concert.
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Band: The Phantoms Jazz BandCannon carlton.cannon@redclay.k12.de.usTuesdays2:30 - 4:006-8Selective band open to saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and rhythm instrument players. Entrance is by audition only.
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Black Student Union (BSU)Terri Pruitt terri.pruitt@redclay.k12.de.usCaitlin.Kelly@redclay.k12.de.usVarieslunch9-12Students will meet weekly to build community, plan events and programs, and to learn about advocacy. Confirmed
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Book Clubalyson.greenwood@redclay.k12.de.usB8 DaysDuring activity period6-12Every month, read one book at a time, and meet to discuss
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Bring Change to Mind
https://bringchange2mind.org/		Caitlin.Kelly@redclay.k12.de.usB6 and B8 DaysActivity Period9-12Bring Change to Mind is a non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging dialogue about mental heath and raising awareness, understanding, and empathy. The Purpose is: To provide a safe space for students to share experiences, feel supported, and talk through things going on in their lives.Confirmed
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Choir: Gospel Choir Kackley tracey.kackley@redclay.k12.de.usTuesday2:30-4:30 PM6-12Students gather to practice and perform gospel music with the goal of performing at various events throughout the school year
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Choir: Jazz ChordsKatz julie.katz@redclay.k12.de.usHigh School Activity Period9-12Students will learn jazz standards as a choir and perform them out in the communityConfirmed
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Class Advisor: Class of 2024Irons.MichelineAs needed10th Graders Approx.135The Class Council of 2024 allows all sophomores to become active in their class. This includes fundraising, running spirit activities, participating in homecoming week, and finding ways to create school spirit.
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Class Advisor: Class of 2025As needed9The Class Council of 2025 allows all 9th graders to become active in their class. This includes fundraising, running spirit activities, participating in homecoming week, and building school spirit. Confirmed
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Class Advisor: Class of 2026Tessa LaneveAs needed
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CTSO: Business Professionals of America Middle SchoolTuesdays7-8The Cab Calloway BPA Club Business Professionals of America (BPA) is an award winning chapter of the National Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO). Club members will have leadership opportunities, learn public speaking skills, participate in competition, utilize state-of-the-art technology and assist with club fundraising efforts.Confirmed
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CTSO:Technology SA High School9-12Confirmed
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CTSO:Technology SA Middle SchoolGoldsborough rashad.goldsborough@redclay.k12.de.us6-8Confirmed
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Dance Company: High SchoolCohen allyson.cohen-sherlock@redclay.k12.de.usMondays2:30-4:30 PM9-12A selected company of dancers from auditions who learn choreography for Showstoppers, studio workshops, high school spring dance performance and goes outside of school to represent the dance department of CCSA. In the past, the company has performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, Flower Market, Delaware Dance Festival, Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, for the DuPont Awards, senior centers, U of D and Caravel State Building.Confirmed
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Dance TeamSuzette Liguori "Suzette Liguori" Suzysoaps1@aol.com 23 Students
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Girl Up!Kackley tracey.kackley@redclay.k12.de.us9-12Girl Up! Is a National organization that explores critical social issues such as gender equality, work equality, colorism and so much more! Workshops and speakers are regular events with this club.Confirmed
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Hispanic Student AssociationJoslyn.Morris@redclay.k12.de.us
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Honor Society: Communication Arts High School9-12CAHS, is a nationally affiliated chapter of National Art Honor Society which focuses on community service in throughout Cab and the surrounding Community. In this club, you will be responsible for headshots, playbils, video and poster promotions around the school. As well as working on outside school community based promotions if needed. All centered using Digital Media and Imaging Skills
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Honor Society: Communication Arts Middle SchoolGoldsborough rashad.goldsborough@redclay.k12.de.us6-856
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Honor Society: National Jr. Art Honor Society7-9This group meets each activity period to work on community art projects.20
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Honor Society: National Art Honor SocietyPalmer maia.palmer@redclay.k12.de.us9-12NAHS will inspire and recognize those students who have shown an outstanding ability in art and also to assist student members to attain their highest potential in all forms of art. The purpose of NAHS is to support art advocacy and raise awareness of art education throughout the school and community. Active members may qualify for national level and specific college scholarships associated with NAHS.Confirmed10
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Honor Society: National Honor SocietyTerri Pruitt terri.pruitt@redclay.k12.de.usJessie Szczurowsk jessica.szczurowski1@redclay.k12.de.us10-12School, community and national service projects NHS Officers: Maya Levine, Ashhley Bao, Nicole Wang, Meghana PaireddyConfirmed90
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Honor Society: National Junior Honor SocietyHaycraft jeffrey.haycraft@redclay.k12.de.us7-9th Graders who havebeen accepted to be members. 6thGraders are induced in the spring.NJHS is a community service based organization. Members need 20 hours or more of community service per year. Students who are academically eligible will be invited to apply sometime in late February. Applications will then proceed to the faculty council, and inductees will be asked to participate in the induction ceremony. Please contact Mr. Haycraft at Jeffrey.Haycraft@redclay.k12.de.us with any questions, comments, or concerns.56
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Human Trafficking Awareness ClubKackley tracey.kackley@redclay.k12.de.us9-12This group's goal is to educate regarding human trafficking primarily in Delaware. This body of activists is involved with outside organizations who are in touch with current events regarding this serious problem. The club will be involved in multiple awareness activities in the area all year long.Confirmed8
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International Travel ClubHaycraft jeffrey.haycraft@redclay.k12.de.usRae9-12Students traveling abroad during Spring Break will meet to go over details of the trip such as passport, money and packing.26
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Literary Magazine9-12 Anticipated 20 StudentsStudents traveling abroad during Spring Break will meet to go over details of the trip such as passport, money and packing.12
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Math League: 10th - 12thAnderson michelina.anderson@redclay.k12.de.us10-12 Grades (15 students)High school students have an opportunity to participate against math students from other schools in a monthly competition. Teams and individuals who perform at the highest degree can be selected to compete in the State invitational Meet which is held in Dover.22
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Math League: 9thAnderson michelina.anderson@redclay.k12.de.us9th Grade (up to 15 students)High school students have an opportunity to participate against math students from other schools in a monthly competition. Teams and individuals who perform at the highest degree can be selected to compete in the State invitational Meet which is held in Dover.13
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Math League: Grades 7 and 8Kristen McKenney8th Grade Roster: Approximately 6 Students8th grade students compete with students from other schools in our region at 4 monthly meets (November, December, January, and February). Problem solving involves quick, higher level thinking. Teams and individuals who rank in the top two places can be selected to compete in the State invitational Meet which is held in Dover.14
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Middle School Musical6-8Auditions for the middle school musical will be announced in December.
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Mock TrialWinnington brian.winnington@redclay.k12.de.us9-12, 12-14 StudentsA group of students who participate in law related topics. Through the course of the year, students will develop an argument for both sides of a predetermined case. Students should be responsible, hardworking, and have a willingness to understand the law. There is a state competition held in February where the team participates with other high schools on how well they prepared their sides of the caseConfirmed15
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Model United Nations9-12Model United Nations presents students with an opportunity to participate in simulated geo-political problem solving. Students will analyze various fictional scenarios that are contemporaneous with real world global issues. Students will develop cultural awareness as well as critical thinking skills as they work through different situations together.27
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Number Bee Club: Middle School6-8th Approximately 15The Number Bee is an on-line math challenge. It consists of 24 levels of challenging problems. It is similar to the “24 Game”. Students are given a target number for which they need to find the correct number sentence to make the target number. For instance, in Level 1, the number “12” may be the target number. The student will be given a choice of “-“ or “+” to combine the numbers “5” and “7”. Students move rapidly through the beginning levels to the challenging levels where there may be additional numbers given as well as additional operations. Students will be challenged with using their mental math abilities to solve the problems the fastest. A competition in the Spring culminates the club (TBA).12
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Role Playing Club6-12The club invites students to use their imaginations to become anyone or anything. The club plays "Dungeons and Dragons, Savage Worlds and also plays fantasy Card games, like Magic The Gathering.4
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Science Olympiad: High School9-12Science Olympiad is an American high school team competition which tests knowledge of various science topics and engineering ability. Students compete in 23 main events, which usually occur on a single day. Events fall under 3 main categories: Science Concepts and Knowledge, Science Processes and Thinking Skills, and Science Application and Technology.
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Science Olympiad: Middle School6-9Middle School Science Olympiad brings two competitive teams of fifteen members each (for a total of 30, plus a few alternates) to Dover in March to compete in the Statewide Science Olympiad, with the potential to go to nationals if we finish in the top three. Students will, potentially, build, study, take tests, and demonstrate skills in various scientific disciplines. Tryouts begin in late September-early October.
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Student Government: High SchoolWinnington brian.winnington@redclay.k12.de.us9-12Organize homecoming, school dances, school trips and volunteer/community activities, as well as student advocacyConfirmed
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The Benson ProjectCiuffetelli emily.ciuffetelli@redclay.k12.de.us 6/12/2021 Students Approx. 15Charitible group looking to raise money for Cancer research and support. Also utilized as a space for students to talk about loss related to Cancer or otherwiseConfirmed
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The International Club9-12The International club is intended to promote multiculturalism in the school and out of school. The club will meet bi-weekly with the intent of a monthly cultural awareness activity outside of school. These events will last anywhere from 2 hours to a full day depending on the event.
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The Poetry ClubKackley tracey.kackley@redclay.k12.de.us9-12The Cab Poetry club is a group that meets to share and discuss various kinds of poetry and writing. Students watch performers on Youtube and ultimately attend The Pigeon poetry slam final in Philadelphia.Confirmed
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The Thespian Society
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Weight-lifting Club9-12Students will have the opportunity to learn the proper form and technique to lift weights, under the supervision of an adult, to condition for a particular sport or general fitness.
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