BEST BUDDIES OF NEW MEXICO

Best Buddies is a group that involves both general ed. And special ed. Students by establishing one-on-one friendships between general ed. And special ed. Students.

TRUDY ADAMS

(896-5680)

STEP TRAILER

BLACK STUDENT UNION

Improve quality of life for all RRHS Students. Provide better understanding of African-American culture and heritage. Heighten awareness and friendship between all peoples.

THOMAS STEINBUCH

(896-5626)

TUESDAYS

2:45

BOWLING

To organize a team and compete against other high school teams in various tournaments around the state, including the NMAA State Tournament.

SHARON THOMPSON

Three times/week

Ten Pins and More

BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA

BPA provides students opportunities to improve business and computer programming skills through participation in BPA-sponsored competitions. BPA also promotes networking opportunities for students with business professionals.

CANCER AWARENESS CLUB

Support cancer awareness activities in the community.

DAVID ESCALANTE

CERAMICS CLUB

To help students create and complete various ceremics projects.

MATTHEW LUTZ

CHESS CLUB

To organize a team and compete against other high school teams in various tournaments around the state, including the NMAA State Tournament.

PAUL BURTON (5663)

JUSTIN DANIELS (5698)

HUM 213

D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Club of America)

DECA is a national association of marketing students.

AMY SANCHEZ

(5777)

Meets during class time & after school as needed

School Store

ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB

Environmental Society promotes preserving and protecting the environment through various educational and recycling programs both on and off campus.

MATT FARLEY

Thursdays After school

F.C.C.L.A.

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is an academic club where students prepare, plan, and carry out individualized projects that are submitted for competition locally, statewide and nationally.

FAMA FINLEY-LARA

(5835)

Twice/month

ED 207

F.C.A

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a campus ministry found on more than 7,100 campuses nationwide.

Wednesdays 6:30 – 7:10 a.m.

FORENSICS CLUB

Forensics Club goal is to study, research and pursue interests in forensic sciences with field trips, activities, and research.

BONNIE SMITH

TWICE MONTHLY

SCI Classroom

FRENCH CLUB

Le Club Francais is open to all students whether they are enrolled in French class or not. The club is interested in international events and especially cultures of French-speaking areas. We like to have “franco-fun”.

NANCY OAKES (5817)

Tuesdays

3-3:45 pm

HUM 210

GAY-STRAIGHT ALLIANCE

GSA’s goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual, straight and questioning students; and promote equality, respect and tolerance on campus among all students.

DEB MOYER (5788) GIA GILK (5839)

TUESDAYS 2:30 – 3:30 PM

ED 121

HIP HOP CLUB

Hip Hop Club promotes teamwork through participation in dance performances at various school and community events.

HUMAN RIGHTS CLUB

The Invisible Children Club is committed to educating our school and community about the human rights abuses in our world, specifically child soldiers in Africa.

Mondays twice a month

SCI 108

KEY CLUB

Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. It promotes student involvement in various community service projects.

PATRICIA CHAVEZ (5667)

Tuesdays 2:30

MOCK TRIAL

To organize a team and compete against other high school teams in various tournaments around the state, including the NMAA State Tournament.

MARISSA BANNERMAN

TBA

PO 9

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

The goal of NHS is to recognize outstanding students and encourage other students to achieve scholarship, leadership, service and character: the four cornerstones of NHS.

LESLIE KEENEY/ROCHELL QUINONES

Monthly

Cafeteria

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT UNION

Community service projects, workshops, and field trips to UNM and CNM

FAMA FINLEY-LARA

(5835)

Twice a month

ED 207

NEWSPAPER

“Ram Prints” publishes several newspapers throughout the year, training student journalists in writing, editing and photography

MARTINA GUTIERREZ (5665)

Meets as a class 3rd Pd.

ED 202

PEER EDUCATORS

Peer Educators are student advocates for policy and environment change. They also teach substance abuse prevention curriculum to elementary school children, participate in campaigns for state funded activities and in community groups representing youth.

GEORGIA ESPINOZA (5757)

Twice a month

FA Classroom TBD

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Students meet to process film, work in darkroom, and explore other photographic processes.

PING PONG CLUB

Ping Pong Club promotes competitive playing and sportsmanship.

DENNY MARQUEZ

Tues. 2:30 – 3:30

Main Gym

READING AND WRITING CLUB

To promote reading and writing among RRHS students.

MEGHAN ZEIGLER

TBA

REVIVE

Revive is an on-campus Christian Youth Group

TONY HUFFMAN (5955)

1 DAY/WEEK

TBA

RHYTHAMETTES

RhythAMettes is the RRHS dance team.

CHRISTINE CARSON

T,W,Th

3-5 pm

RRMS

STUDENTS AGAINST DESTRUCTIVE DECISIONS

To educate students on potentially destructive decisions they may face concerning substance abuse, and conduct activities and programs that promote alternatives to these destructive decisions.

GLORIA LUERAS-KIDD

THESPIANS

Thespians is an international organization that supports the theater program at school

GAEL NATAL

1-3 times a month 2:30 pm

FA 111

YEARBOOK

Yearbook produces the annual for the school  and teaches students writing ,editing, design and photography.

MARTINA GUTIERREZ

DAILY 2ND PD.

ED 202